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On wednesday, me 92d Day Of April, 1858,

in front Of my Office, No. g South Court street,
at II a.m., expose foe sale, and sell 70 the
highest bidder, for cash, the following
described real estate, tO-wtt A certain
lot Of land situate, lying. and being
IN the county OF shelby, state Of Tennes-
see, and city Of Memphis. being part OF
the land known as the Arsenal Grounds and
designated upon the plan OfCnerry, Caldwell 4
CO. S su bdIvfsiOu OF said tract made on the 18th
day OF january, B5, by u. A. Kerr, Surveyor,
the western Ons-haIf OF lot No. fifteen (5l,
fronting on the North side OF jefferson street
fbfrfy-ssyen and Oue-h8lf fTlA fzet. and
running back one hundr and FORTY
eight feet SIX inches Q4S 81 between par-
allei lines and at right angles TO
Jefferson street 70 an alley sixteen and one
half feet wide The said lot VIII be sod BY d.
recti N % the bensfciarles named ia tie Deed
10 pay the two notes last men Toned In said
Trust Deed. Tn equity OF redemption Is
waived. Title belieyedtO be g1Od, bntI convey
only as Trustee. j. NJ. GREGORY,
mhsg tdg Trustee.
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Eleventh Day of Nay. 1868,

It being the drst day or the next tern OF the
said CircuIB COurt proceed TO sell. to the HIGHEST
bidder, Tor cash in hand, at tie door OF the
Courthouse, in Marion, C~r1ltenden county,
Arkansas, the fnilOWi g q SCribed lands 10
wit: The east half or the sou beast of section
twenty-three t21t, the east nall of the northeast
quarter Of secuen twenty-sIX (3l. and the east
half Of the west ha ( OF The suu1heast quarter
OF section tvsnty-siL %, allin township seven
C), mort OF the base line Of range eight 81
east of the duh principal meridian
JAMES II BOXER.
nrbpQ Trrsfaa and f~nvrar-1F~-1-
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RENGOvAL1.

hrs. VIM. ". & A. K. TAYLOR HAVE RE-
IL moved their ONCE 10 No. &14 second street
corner Second and Court, Vincent Building
Residences, No. Y Adams, opposite Catholic
Church, Rp4lm
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Dissolution of Copartmershtp

THE firm OF TAYLOR, A 4 RUTLAND
was mutually dissolved on the 18th inst, by
the withdrawal Of VIZ. Gay f.. ] TAYLOR and
W. a.. Rutland will continue the business IN.
der the name and style Of TAYLOR & RUf-
LAND. who are alone aut or sed TO receipt for
All accounts, etc due said firm and assume all
liabilities. TAYBOR Il RUTLAND.
e. TAYLOR.
WM. GAY,
W, Q, RUTLAND.
Msmphs, April u, Lees aPl4In
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FINDER and by virtue eta Deed OF Trust, exc
l. euted to m IN the 9tn day Of February.
IS67. by M Hopkins. and duly registered In
the Registers Office OF shelby county, Tsnnes-
see, Book No 90, part Ist, pays 10, IL and Y 10
secure the Indebtedness therein mentioned I
viii, on
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Notice of Dissolution.

TUE firm of THOMAS & ARNOLD Is This dsy
4 dissolved by mutual conseut. Either mem
Der viii atten0 to sStdsmeDtS
JOHN r. THOMAS,
THuS- II. ARNOLD.
T. n. Arnold win be with Msnken Bros.
John 7. Thoua as Onice, a3 Main st.est.
Memphis, Tenpq ARu II, lssS apis Ina
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New Orleans Fruit Store.

EsTABLISHED FOR So TEARS. A. F0RRE
~ a Co, Wholesale dealers and importers in
Foreign and Domestic Fruits. No. 3 Canal
street, New Orleans. Sales on the levee
on commission On 81 binds OF Fruits. Vegata-
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NOTICE.

r HAVE determined henceforward TO DO a
Csmmissiou business exclusively, and have
rented my store and taksn an Office up stairs
INV friends and patrons Thanking them for
nsaf fsvors. ! beg e continuance or the sans.
nhN NATHAN HofFHEIAER
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Tuesday, the 18th Day Of Nay, I 90,

At IL O'Clock an. proceed to sell to the nigh-
est bidder, Tor cash, In front OF The Law Court
room. in the city CT Mempbis, in said county
alkfhe right, title and nIeresE OF SAID Miller IN
and to the Ieasehold held By him On the fol-
lowing described lot in said city, viz Lying On
the west side Of MulbeTE street, and begin
.ning at q point two hundre snd Jweuty-eight
liz Us I-l2) feet from the intersection Of the
west line OF said street with the nOsth line OF
Linden street, running thence n~orthwardly
dty-three az (53 2-lzl feet thence wrst-
wardly, at right angies with said Mulberry
street. eigh6y-TYO 80 feet thence southwark
" and parallel with said stree nny-three 2-L2
f53 2-I2l feet thence ~easLWardly elghty-UwO
(SZ) feet TO the beginning. together with all the
dwellings, houses, ana Improvement thereon,
which, at a fair value, are to he pGid for by the
owner 81 said properly o. the expiration or
said leasehold interes-ths same expiring on
the 18Th Juoe, 1875. Said Interest and improve
ments aIe sold fOr the payment OF balance due
on TIVE notes made by sad Miller July 2 ls'd,
payable to A. y. EdmOuCs twelve and eighteen
months affer GATE, the respective mounts uua
On The same at maturity are Sls33 Sand sl9J9 6h.
said lot l. subject to the Payment Of an auuuaa
ground rent Of $500 Of Which there was due
500 90 on the lEt July. Lst7. and $50 GO on the
ist January, 1865, which Constitutes q lsiu on
said leasehOid and improvements, and they
will be sold subject TO tie same.
Title supposed 10 be coed.
JOHN ". TODD, Trust e.
April u. 1858 a-lztd
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oOMPANY'S OFFICE:
Nos. 81 and 66 Broadway, n. I.
THE AGENCY
AMBROSlA

REEVES
FOR THE HAIR.
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
It causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
It invigrates the Roots OF the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow Iuxu-
riantly.
1t Immediately stops Hair Falling Out
Ikeeps the Hair from Changing Color fromA Age
1t restores Gray Hair to it's Original Color.
It brings cut Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
It is composed entirely Of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
1t has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials Of its excellence. many of which
are nom physicians in high standing.
It is sold in half pOund bottles tthsn name blown
in the glass;, by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy
Goods everywhere. at one Dollar per Bottle.
wholesale by Denas Barnes & Co; F. c. Wells
a Co.; schisnelin g Co.. New York.
mhA1y
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MathemalicaI and optical In.
struIment Maker.

THE undersigned = a
would respectful
" invite the atten- ~
ton Of Architects EZ
Civil Engineers and Aez-A VI
surveyors OF the< A
south that be has re-
sumed his business OF
~hematf and Optical Instrument
Maker in Memphis,
And Is now prepared 20 execute, In the best
sfvie ana Workmanship. Gil work relating TO his
b1siness. Transits, Beveling Instruments s1r-
veyoris Compasses, etc, made 70 order KS
pairing promptly and accurately done.
A. TIENSCd,
once corner Hill ard Main streets,
shop corner hill and Mcsby streets.
apll dlmaw3w
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LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

TNDER and By virtue OF Deed Of Trust exc
u cuted TO ms, 90 the 18th day Of October,
IS55, by NJ. O. Hopkins, and duly REGISTERED in
the Registers Office Of Shelby County, Tenn,
Book Nc. 81, Part 4, Pages 2Ss. 81, 70 secure the
Indebtedness therein described. II VIII.
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TERWILLlcER & CO.,
Manufacturers of the Improved Triple Flange
Fire and Burglar Prool
- AT FL g,

VITA Combination and Powder-Proof Locks.
Warranted tree from Dampness.
Mandatory, $50 to 1872 West Houston ST.,
Depot, 100 Maiden Lane, near Pearl St.
se5 d&wlOm NEW YORK.
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Notice.

Elizabeth Higgins, a. Administrator Of tina
c tate Of James Hughes, deed. Complainant,
W. Henry ~. kLis, 3 AdUinistratD OF the
estate of Quarters n. Bellows. deed, James
q. Ferry and Oliver 2. Lyles, Defendants.
I as Cor missioner and tinted Trustee,
4. appointed by the Circuit Court Of Critten-
den county, ArKausas, in ChaEcery sitting in
the ab1vR entitled cause. viii. on the
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z,
FoURTH STREET,
Between Olive and Locust
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
I. B. GTLDERsLIEvE, P~ropristor.
The kost Central Location Of any House
in the City.
OMNIBUSSES for all Railroad Trains stop
~ for passenger in due time, and Baggage
Checked at the door, which are advantages.
Equal TO any HGteI In the CITY.
anE
ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
8. ". Corner Third snd Market Sts.,
ST. LOUIS. MO-.
j. CHE9LEY. Pronriator.

J. CHEsLEY, +: Proprietor.
THE ST. CLAIR HOTEL is the same house
il known as the old " Merchants hotel"
southwest cOrner of Third and Market streets
The building mas bfen g. Or0ughIy reftted and
reiurnlshed IN good style, and has an ex client
custom. The Country Merchant, the Kramer,
Mechsntc, and the true business man OF any
description. viii find IL to their advantage ID
stop at mis- House Its centrally located, near
es to the best Wholesale Trade o. the eli y, one
block from the & urfhnuse, two blocks from
Inc POst0fl'e and Fare per
day, g soard, s. per week. aP5
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THE
B0ARDMAN. GRAY 6 GO.
P-IANO-FORTES.
THE
AGENCY.
7SS Broadway, New YORK CITY,

THIS subscriber, late a member OF this wei
1 kpoWn hrTn, has establishments HhoIesale
Agency.
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Tl.aLSfee,S NnER.

ny virtue Of q deed OF trust executed to me
Is by Il. M. Miller on the I'd day or July, 1eG6,
and OF record in the registers ofhcs or the
county OF shelby and state Of Tennessee in
Book No. s., part %, pages 49,, l5 and l6L, I
will, on
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,orToN -sTArEMENT.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
MEMPHIS. April "a, 1885.
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ACTUALCAPITAL REQUIRED

The Company confidently believe that thirty
I've per cent. Of the Capital Stock VIII con-
struct and fully equip
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CITY DIRECTORY.


A. NJ. StOddard & Co., S8 Second.
w, II. PassmOre & Co, $50 Second.
A Law & Co. ~ Second. Jefferson Block
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-24

LADIES CHILDREN AND Misses SRoES.
Mr.. ] Rosenstock has lately received very
extens i've and carefully selected stock of
ladies', children's and misses shoes of the
most approved make and quality. He has
also made large addition to his stock of
mems and boys furnishing goods. His prices
are fixed to suit the times
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-24

NEW MysIC-Mr. John G. Fox has laid
upon our table a new song, published by NJ
GRAY, San Francisco, entitled Not for Jo-
Mack, at the Temple Of Music, San Francis
co. Can be had at Mr.. Fox's bookstore.
"MARK TWAIN" CoNING.-Billy Wilson
brings to town the gratifying statement that
Mark Twain" will be and appear at the
Carson Thea.er on next Tuesday evening.
This means that the Theater will be crowded
on that occasion. That unrivalled hpmorst
will lecture in Virginia City this evening. we
believe.
LADIES 'CHILDRES's AND Misses SRoES.
Mr. j. Rosenstock has lately received very
extens i've and carefully selected stock of
ladies', children's and misses shoes Of the
most approved make and quality. He has
also made large addition to his stock of
mems and boys furnishing goods. His prices
are fixed to suit the times.
The IURN-EEREIN SOCIETY gave ball |
on Wednesday evening last. The occasion
was in honor of the presence of Messrs.
Gruber and Fisher, of Dayton. The former
was the first instructor OF that Society in
Carson. Many ladies and gentlemen we're
present and il was a very jolly affair. The
Turner's gave an exhibition, and. usual,
performed some excellent acrabatic feats.
SAN FRANcE>co STOCK QuoTATIoNs.-
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

New Musrc.-Mr. John G. Fox has laid
upon our table a new song published by NJ.
GRAY, San Francisco, entitled Not for Jo-
seph," comic song, as sung by Johnny
Mack, at the Temple Of Music, San Francis
co. Can be had at Mr.. Fox's bookstore.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-24

"MARK TWAIN" CoMING.-Billy Wilson
brings to town the gratifying statement that
=" Mark Twain will be and appear at the
Carson Theater on next Tuesday evening.
This means thai the Theater will be crowded
on that occasion. That unrivalled hpmorist
will lecture in Virginia City this evening. we
believe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-26

ORPHANS CHURCH HoME.-This es'
Unable establishment was gotten up by
the benevolent and charitable ladies OF
the Episcopal church in our city. 1t Is
home where the houseless and father
less little ones can find shelter from the
winters blast, and a shelter for the poor
widows whose husbands may have fallen
CALAMITY fighting for the success OF the
lost cause. 1t is q friendly hand ex-
tended to all those who have been un-
fortunate, and have only this recourse
left-the kind and noble heart OF
woman, whose deeds of charity in
this world shall outweigh q mountain
of sin in the next. At this time the
Home contains twenty orphans below
the age of twelve years, some bright
eyed little girls and manly looking boys,
who, under the religious training and
teaching of their pastor, Rev. Mr.. Simp-
son, we have no doubt great many will
be made bright lights in society. The
orphanage also contains eight widows
and an old crippled msn, who does the
jobbing for the establishment and is, no
doubt, an object of charity. Mrs.
McCombs, the President, Mrs. Pickett,
the Vice. President, Mrs, Speed, the Sec :
rotary of the institution, together with the
lady managers, deserve much credit for
the admirable way in which it is con-
Quoted. The children all had a
Joyous time on Christmas eve. Santa
Claus came and brought all a pres
ent, which was indeed interesting to see
them receive from the hand of the clever
old gentlemen. Every one who feels
charitably disposed should give some
thing to this noble institution.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-26
River News.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

XIV
The moderation last evening of the ex-
treme cold weather which we have expe-
rienced for several days gave rise to many
and various predictions by the weather
prophets The change was not without its
result, as about eleven o'clock last night
large fakes of snow began to fall and con-
tinued falling until it had reached the
depth of four inches. Although the
weather continues cloudy, the snow is
fast disappearing, to be succeeded by
muddy streets and sloppy pavements.
The river is still falling at this point.
The Arkansas also continues to recede
Business on the levee this morning was
not brisk, considering it is Saturday,
BOATS LEAVING To-DAT.
For Louisville and Cincinnati The
Clifton ia the regular Saturday packet for
the Ohio river. She is in charge of Capt.
Frank Stein, from whom passengers will
receive every attention, aud may depend
on going through speedily and safely.
G. w. Hunter, a gentleman thoroughly
understanding the duties, is in command
in the office. Five o'clock is the hour.
For Napols6. and Pine BlgG.-The
Bermuda is the only packet Offering &C.
commodations to passengers and ship
pers for the Arkansas river this evening.
She is an independent packet and will
run regularly in tho trade, leaving Men,
phis every Saturday evening at 5 O'Clock.
Superior inducements are offered mer-
chants and planters, and We know Capt
Clsycomb will do all in his power to
make his boat in every way deserving Of
a liberal patronage.
For Cairo and 81. Louis The fast
and elegant Post Boy, Capt S. Rider
commanding, leaves at FIVE o'clock this
evening. r. j. Whitledge and Joe Dill
are her clerks. For comfort aud safety
the Post Boy is second to none.
For Eransviue The safe passenger
packet Argosa, Capt Lew. VANDERBILT.
aud Clerks John Dntten and Wm. Losth,
is advertised TO lease for Evansville ct
five O'Clock this evening.
For Helena and 50. Francis Riuer.
The deservedly popular steamer Linton,
having a corps Of officers unsurpassed by
any other boat in the trade, leaves
promptly at Eve o'clock for Helena and
ell points on the St. Francis between the
mouth and the head Of navigation. On
the roof Of the Linton will be found Capt
J. B. Shell, and IN the Office ]. L. Ware,
who are never better pleased than when
providing for the safety and comfort Of
passengers
For Helena and Ffiar's PoiAf.-The
Nsioma, Capt. james Lee. goes cat on
time this evening. Parties bound for the
sbovs points viii 90 vel BY registering
their names on the psssenger-book Of the
Linton. The popular Billy Fields is
clerk
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-26

Tnr FEARFUL Acciprsr THAT CAvsrp
tar DkArn or r. K. PArrisos.-There
are calamities at times that crush the
human heart and 10 one moment obecure
the occasion that promises 80 much Joy
and happiness. Life Is a Kaleidoscope
at each turn Of the wheel some
thing new and startling Is pre-
sented. The presentation is not
always beautiful and delightful TO look
upon. The day that promises fair may
set with gloom aud sorrow, as that upon
which young Reuben Pattison met his
remarkable aud singular death. He was
young and buoyant youth Of nine
teen, whose life promised to be one
OF pride and satisfaction 10 both
friends and relatives. He was a young
man Of more than ordinary ability, pos
sessing every qualification that would
make him an ornament in society. he
met his death in o manner never heard
Of before. While passing up the street
on Christmas eve, arm Ia arm with bis
young friend Robert Apperson, he had
reached the point opposite the confec-
tionery of Podesta a Cezlssa, on
Main street, where men and boys
were amusing themselves with Ere
crackers and rockets, when all at once
three or four rockets we're let loose in
the street, not properly directed, which
are said to have ignited accidentally
from the sparks Of one that had
lust been shot of from the hands OF some
unknown person. One Of the missiles
passed up tho alley near Madam Kre-
mer's establishment and struck a man,
burning his pants and INJECTING a slight
wound which only made him swear like 4
trooper. and did not result in serious in
Jury. Young Pattison and friend seeing
the danger Of the rockets coming to-
ward them, ran with all their speed,
young Apperson on the outside, and
apparently in more danger, but be-
fore they could escape to place of safety
the deadly rocket had struck Mr.. Reuben
Pattison on the calf Of the left leg, ex.
ploding at the same time. inhicting an
ugly wound and severing the main artery
of the leg, and MASKING the bones dread
fully. The blood escaped most profusely,
and before surgeon could be gotten to his
relief the crimson tide Of life had almost
become exhausted, and left the patient
in such an exhausted state that he never
once recovered from the shock and loss
of blood, but fingered in half state Of
existence until four o'clock Christmas
morning, and then his spirit left its earthly
tenement to try the unknown eternity, q
bourne from whence no traveller returns
We sympathiss deeply with his. bereaved
family, whose father has been so un'
fortunate as to lose three of his sons
each, had they lived, would have made &
fathers heart proud; but their death hai
brought his gray hairs down with sorrow
to his last days.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-26

GREAT SALE of Japanese, Chinese and
Oriental wares, rare and beautiful shells,
curiosities, etc., at public auction, with
out reserve or limit, at salesroom of Roy
ster, Trezevaut & Co, northeast corner
of Main and Jefferson streets, Memphis,
commencing Saturday evening, Deem
Der 26, at 7 o'clock, to continue the en-
suing week, at 10 am. and 7 pm. each
day. The finest and most extensive COL
lection ever offered ia this city--a direct
importation by Boyton Agency of New
York and Philadelphia, comprising an
immense collection of the rsrest and most
beautiful specimens of shells and marine
curiosities from every quarter of the
globe A variety of ingenious and ex-
quisite Oriental workmanship, rarities of
j apanese and Chinese manufacture !;
magnificent inlaid work, pearl, straw,
precious woods, boxes, caskets, cheequer
boards, etc., original books, maps, pic
lures, fre-preof tea-kettles, cabinets, bu-
reaus, stands, tables, etc.; beautiful de-
signs in French and Italian shell work,
suitable for holiday presents. Articles
of curiosity from all parts of the uni
verse. The entire shipment to be posi-
lively sold without reserve or limit.
This is a rare opportunity. Attention of
ladies particularly invited.
I. BoYToN, Importers Agent.
Dovompp Tpr1rv.Ns A. 10 Aunfro
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PoLIcE.-The business in this quarter
was quite brisk this morning, of course,
as it should be after Christmas, when
egg-nog was actually running in the gut
ter, and the cry went out from all the
saloons come ye all and drink, and every
man that is athirst let him drink of that
nog that makes man forget his woe,
taneles his feet and plays the devil with
his head yet the Judge was disposed to
be quite ienient under the circumstances,
and laid his official rod lightly on the
shoulders of those who think 1t their
bounden duty to get drunk, at least, on
Christmas day. Twenty-seven cases
were docketed and thirty dollars only
collected. Not a paying business, by
any means.
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WANTS.

xryANTED AwHITR Girl. TO DO THE
w cooking ard esneral work OF small
fsmils. References must be written. Apply
- COFFIE BROS,
,as Nc. sel Main street
TTTEETFD A GOOD. WHITE cQyk.
w None need apply without good. written
recommendations iron Responsible p.fuss.
ApnlT A. No. IS Court etreet- -.
VVARTED-f FOUR CHAN skRaAilDs
~ and fhree Laundry Girls. Apply ~ fea-
boiy Hotel. ISL ID. COCKRkLL SONS.
TTTANTED.-A FEW GOOD A6Eh rs CAN
Nv haze constant eEplcyment ~ business
that VII pay from ave 70 tftcen ds.tnrs Der
day. Cali AID see SAMPLES. ~ Main street, -
end door. roen Ne. 4 ee--e-
TTTANTTD-KENTFK Fnk INK kIOkE-
w roorns Nos. "a. &c and 7EIf Bel strcei
Also. for ssvsn large EoouI IN cecoQd ltofI "a
enc fufidine. A rentef IL uantet 80 so-f
-.or Ne. 81 Madisor F-T4rt, 1ear rre-7-a
-.r~ferfir-rrr WM. L. VANCE.
I'M ~ Ma isOn street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-26

Best butter in Memphis, at Guests,
4l2 Main street. lVl
The New MEMPHIS THEATER There
was good house at the New Memphis
last night, the occasion of the first bene-
fit of the distinguished and popular &C.
tress, Mrs., Mary Gladstane. Her char
acter was well taken, judging from the
effective way that it was played; and, il
we are permitted to make up our opinion
by comparison, we would say that Leah,
the .Forsaken, was not and could not be
performed better. 1t is a mestinterest-
ing character throughout, displaying the
love OF the human heart and the sacri-
fees made, and the Suffering borne for
the obiecs of that alteration. Mrs, Mary
Gladstane was fully up to the character
in bringing cut the 6ne sentiment, ana
noble feelings Of the forsaken. Mile
Turnour in her aerial exhibitions OF
standing on tip-toe supported by a very
small bar fifty feet in mid-air, and other
feats equally as daring received the ap-
plause of tie house justly bestowed.
The members of the company wa, as
sisted ia the play of Leah, did their
parts well-Robsst McWade and M. Ian
agan especially who are stsss themselves
accounting good acting ss a test, Io'
night the GREAT mysterious play OF the
C6ysicaa Brothers will be given, and
Mile TsFucu will again appear on the
trapeze.