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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-12-16
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

DY virtue of a decree of the Probate Court
ID Of Kinds county rendered at the Novem-
b er Term thereof, y. ID. 1853, will as Execu-
70 T of the last will and testament of Mrs. \,
X johnson, deceased, on
N ,nday, the l0h day Of January A. ID. 1870
batu cen the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p. m, in
front Of the Capitol, in the City of Jackson,
n roceed TO sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
the foil wing real estate, situate in said city
to~wit. Lot No Z in square No s, south, lying
and fronting eighty feet on Tombigbee street,
and thence running back one hundred and
sixty feet Said property being known in the
city as the johnson Hotel property
J. w. R0BB.
T. e Toh doc
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The pmest and sweetest Cod-Liver Oil
h the world is Hazard & Caswelrs, made Oh
be sea-share, from fresh selected livers, by
AswFIL HAzAED & Co, New York. 1t il
Ibso!utely pure aud Sl0eet. Patients who
have once taken il prefer it to all others
Physicians have decided it superior TO any
II the other oils in the market.
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Cbappsd hands, face, rough skin, PIN
ples. ring-worm, sal;-rheum, and other Gu
hneous affections. cured, and the skin made
Iof. and smooth, by using the Juniper Ia'
soqp. made by CAswELL, HAZARD a Co.
gew-York 1t is more convenient and cas-
IL applied than other remedies, avoiding
be trouble of the greasy compounds now III
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
z. HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

HOW TO SECURE THE ONE AND AcouIRE THE orHER-
How sECURE ONE AND ACQUIRE tbs OTHER
how TO sEcURE TIE ONE AND AcorIRE TIE OTHER
HOW TO sECUBE TEE ONE AND ACQUIRE TIE oTHER-
Health Is the normal condition Of man, and
Beauty the natural offspring of q healthy body,
transmitted BY the Creator 10 the man he made
Ii his own image" or 4" likeness" Health can
only be secured through pure blood, that is strong
vigorous, and holds in solution its natural con-
stituents
RAILWAYS sARsAPARILLIAN RESOLvENT
RAILWAYS sARSAPARILLIAN RESOLNENT
RAILWAYS SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
is a remedial agent, that secures to every one
pure, rich, and healthy blood and changes poor,
weak, depraved and wstery blood into q rich and
Lourishing fluid, and gives 70 it the strength and
power essential 20 hold in solution its proper
constituents. The SARSAPARILLIAN is tissue
making, fst-ms king, fesh-mskIng. weight-in-
creasing, and supplies the ealor.e or heat-makIng
element that the weak, emaclated, and broken
down are deficient of
The SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLYENT like
wise possesses the wonderful power of dissolving
the food, where the gastric juice is deficient in
this duty, and in converting the substances taken
into the stomach 70 elements of nutrition, and
viii excite the absorbents TO adopt this PURI-
FLED FOOD TO make good nourishing blood that
will supply the wastes with sound and healthy
structure. By this process, the deposit of puru-
lent matter Is diminished, the CONsUNPrIvE viii
find less tuberculous matter deposited in the
lungs, and those suffering from skin diseases less
exerementitioHs humors-SORES, PIMPLES,
BLOTCHES. PUSTULES-appear on the SUI
face; and those afflicted with Ulcers Fever Sores,
Tumors etc, less purulent matter, and inhamma-
ton, until the whole system has become so pu.
rihed, and the muscular, veinous, cellular, and
orgaHic systems free from disease, that there will
not be spot blemish to mar or disfgure the
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-12-16
ERRORS OF Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects of youthful indiseretion, will for
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need it, the receipt and directions for ma
king the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do so by addressing, with per-
feet confidence. JNO. b. OGDEN,
nov25w1y NO. q Cedar street. New York.
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one dose of Dromgoole & Co.'s Liver Pulls
|Tleanses the stomach, arouses the torpid
.iVer, and hurries of all bilious accumula-
lions; The best pill you ever used. Try one
small box.
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THE STATE OF MIsslSSIPPIl
HNDs CouSrY.
CidnceTy Court, 1d Distriot, Nore"'bcT
Term, 1869.

j. & T. Green,
No. l65. Vs. On amdaNlt nied
Charles Castor. ct. al il is ordered TIA
Charles Dudley aud Anne Preston Dudley de
PENDANTS in this cause, do, on or before IN
fret day Of the next term Of this Court y ~
held Al The CITY Hall, in Jackson, on the mrs
Monday of MAY next, enter their appearance
in this cause and plead. answer or demur u
Compliments bill. or the safne will be taken
as confessed by them TO be true, and that thi'
order be published At least ~nce a week for al
least thirty days. in the Clarion, newspaper
published in Jackson, Mississippi, and thai
A duly certified copy thereof be sent, by mail,
TO Charles Dudley. at Glasgow. Scotland, and
10 Annie Preston Dudley, al Alexandria, Min
nesota.
Attest. n. HODGE, Clerk.
jackson. Miss Nov. so, 1869 who'd
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WARRANTED 90 cure pain in Eve minutes
w cures promptly all cases of Rheuma-
tism, Sih Joints, Headache, Toothnche, Swell
lings, Cramps, Bites OF Insects. Numbueaa.
Frosted Feet, Pain la the Stomach Sore Throat
Ring Bone IN Horses, Big Head in Horses.
Pain IN the Back, Pain ia the Breast. Para
lysis, Neuralgia, Bruises aud an sorts of
pains and aches.
Will also cure Chnrb0ne iu Horses aud Mules
This powerful aud penetrating Fluid is ~
very different composition from the many linz
iments generally sold which are mostly gotten
up out Of cheap materials, such ~ rancid
grease, etc, which net only upon the skin.
Our Magic Arnicn Liniment penetrated
through all the Tissues, muscles. aud 90 tho
bone itself, striking at the root of tbr disease
and thus producing o. Reaction which cannot
be brought about by any other Linimout
Read me circmm 10 De hat af ne Dfuy
Store. FOR cr0t pie ~ ths pyudcrtui sfciency ~
For sale by Drugg.s,s and Couuyy merchant.
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COLEMAN'S

GRINDs ONE BUsHEL Of Cool aud FINK
MEAL iu FORTY SECONDS.
HIGHEsr PREMIUMS awarded at numerous
STATE FAIRS. North aud South. In the last
TWENTY YEARS. especially the Louisiana
state Fair of ls67 'GS 90.
Mill STONES IRoNs. PICKS and Betting
for sale; Mills Of all kinds repaired
For circulars and Rrducrd Price List ad-
dress, IL. DUDLEY COLEMAN.
+. q. Box Dos. Factory aud Office,
No. 2O5 Tchoupitoulas street
Dec2wly New Orleans.
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The managers of the Pacific Railroad are
preparing fuel and provision cars 70 run
Win every train during the winter, 80 that
gers wiz not freeze or starye 70 death.
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II you cough, use Dromgoole & Co.'s Pee
Dromgoole & Co.'s Pectoral is the best.
r9r winter colds-Dromgoole q Co.'S Fec
Dromgoole & Co.'S Pectoral for the Lungs.
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Hing of Chills is sure and certain.
Dumb Ague-use King of Chills.
Children can use King of Chills-
hing of Chills-the peoples favorite.
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|Gft ddtethIp Clarion,

/. raluable Kinds county plantation is
offered tor 4aie' - = ''' '-'~ -
eolumn.
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English Female Bitters stirs all females.
E. F. B. prepared by j. p. Dromgoole &
CO. Memphis.
Pale. delicate and feeble females cured
with E. Y. B.
Great rush everywhere for E. F.B.
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Doctors and editors recommend Il. +. B. 7
E. +, b. cures merchants and planters
wives
Old chronic cases cured with E. T. B.
z. f. ID. cures palpitation and lencorrh0a.
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TSEAs.-A very superior article, Of Imperial,
Il @. p. and Black Teas, Just received and
for sale by WM. B. TAYLOR 4 co.
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PIANOSI! PIANOS!

For the best Pianos, over Baltimore, Philadel-
pha and New FORK Pianos.
Office and Neic WdTerooms, No. 9, ". Liberty
Street, ADORE baltimore street,
Baltimore. Nd.
STIEFF'S PIANOS have all the latest inn
- provements, including the AGRAFFE
TREBLE IVORY FRONTS, and the improved
French Action, fully WARRANTED FOR FlNE
YEARS with the privilege of exchange with
in one year, if not entirely satisfactory TO the
purchaser.
Second hand Pianos and Parlor Organs al
ways on hand from so to $500.
References who have our Pianos in use;
Cen r. L. Lee, Lexington, Va, Gen. X. Ran
som. Wilmington. n. c., Gen. ID. II. Hill, Char
lotte. " C., Gov. John Letcher, Lexington, Va,
Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, La, VIM. 7
Withers, Jackson, Miss, Orphans Home, Lau-
derdale Springs Miss, Five Hundred others
in the South, who have purchased Stief ; Pr
amos since the War. Send for IA circular.
Terms Liberal. mayl2wly
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A MUSICAL BOX FOR 50 90.
Manufactured Expressly for
HOLD PRE- S Z n is!
Over. an 600 sold.

Over 10000 Sold.
GlkING the greatest satisfaction. Inc
W French Great Sensation. Cheapness, du-
rability, and novelty; in highly polished cases
metallic tongues, of the best construction,
brilliant in tone, with the most recent improve
ments, new pattern, eight select airs, eminent
~ adapted for the drawing room; guaranteed
Of the best workmanship and performance
three dollars NJ. 5, a tunes, five dollars
Sent free on receipt of price or the three sizes
to one address for eight dollars Thousand:
sold monthly
Orders to the amount of five dollars sent BY
Express, C. o. D. one dollar mast accompany
the order to insure it. The balance, four dof.
lars, to be paid when goods are received. Send
Bet. stamp for illustrated catalogue Address
S. WILLIAMS & CO.
| decl4w2m So Liberty st., New York City.
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All old men should use Dromgoole & Co.'s
DrOmgoole q Co.'S cuchu Is the best and
cheapest. ~
For the kidneys and bladder, Dromgoole
a Cas- Buchu.
Efsctsof indiscretion- Dromgools q Co.'s
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-12-16

-. Editor Of the Madison, Ga, Examin-
NJ DARBY's PRoPHYLACTIc FLUIr ::
q - m humbug-will do what it proposes
=, We have known it for many years
,,besitatingly recommend it to the
L,fa
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q,ox= AND FANCY GOODS FOR THE
are in unusually great variety at
io2.i--,1 .rreet, New Orleans. We call at
:. IAN 70 the card of the house in to-day's
'7N.- onr readers who may visit New
ZIP during the holidays should not fail
min al Piffet's.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-12-16

The SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLyENT changes not
only the blood, but the Ely Is, SKIN, and GENERA l.
APPEARANCE. The dull heavy. lqngud, and care
oppression, the yeliowtinged eye the saffron col
after few bottles Of the Sarsaparillian Resell
vent nish and the patient, inspired with hralth,
IS joyous vigorous and happy, with clear and bright
eyes and healthy skin Persons who have under
gone this change have words to express the pleas
urabIe emotions they feel for Railways Sarsaparan
ed them Let despair. This truly
medicine will make the most wretehed feel happy,
will cure if the disease Is within the curative range
Of mortal power.
CERTIFICATE OF BEAUTY.
The following letter is from highly gifted lady well
known in the . circles OF best society
LABATErTE Feb. p, 1859
had not much confidence IN your sarsapariIan Be
Having been di~tgnred for last
w. al BLOICHE Is and PIHPiES resolved, all events
10 try IT, and topk TWO TEA-SPOoNFUBS thres times
a q ~ as directed 1t IL not quite ONE MONTH since 1
com menGed it. To-day there is BLOTCH, spot,
bleTn ish, detection Of any kind my person .
yo lady wishes YOU send her copy of your medi-
cal DO, X False and True"
SARAH A. FREMONT
ffft d n
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"a J. ID. Stewart advertises for sale
ofbis Premium Attorney Bulls. This
gu. ~. ,ook frat premium at our late State
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r,.,,crorsLY MEDrCINAL.-This is the
plIhdL-.aI verdict pronounced upon Plan
dn I,o.. RrrTERs By all who have tried them
q A44Cr .i,-Luowr heaIth-promot ng ingre-
EIhe f-,,,, which they are made. and THEN
Il Iehts merits a. d remedy for indi@es-
in'ali.a,', Mrs consequent ailments. and the
tlon a',I qualities against diseases arising
pre- ll.ii5t,,netir changes. miasmatic influence
|if'N ,.-,orfact sccretious, are 50 widely
aNI \" INA 80 honorably endorsed, that W.
AnoH - y one will forego the advantages OF
heir use.
,,.-~o41, WATER.-Superior to the best
AAo-icd German Cologne, and sold at hal.
Ia price.
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A Christmas Gift
Valued at Four Dollars,
f. II Z T. o r G o - It.

A CLUB of Forty from the best One Dollar
N House in the country, for any one send
- s. c. THOMPSON & CO,
decl4w1t Chleago.
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SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.

HNHE undersigned trustees, under and by vir-
Il tue of a Deed of Trust made by Charles r
Weigandt, the LIST day of March, 1860, to
Jane Z. Pickett, TO secure the payment Of bis
certain promissory note of that date, will sell
at public cutlery, to the highest bidder for
cash, in front Of State House, in the city Of
Jackson, on
Monday. the 10Th day Of January 4. d. 1870
For the payment of said note, (now held by
Joshua Green) the following described real
estate, situated in city of Jackson, viz: Lot
No 5, in square No. 3, north, and forty feet off
the north end of lot 8, square 3, north, extend
ing TO the cross fence between said lots and 3.
Said Trustees were appointed in place of the
original trustee, r. A, Clark, deceased, by a
decree of the Chancery Court Of Kinds county,
LIST District at the November Term, 1859. They
viii only convey such title is vested in them
trustees. VIM. fERGER. JR..
WIN. b. TAYLOR,
Dec Q, 1869 w5t Substituted Trustees.
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A DEATH BED MARRIAGE.

befriends her in her flight from a wretched-
ness she could not endure.
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-s+r..'' Great Hair Restorative.
D --efr'," second 10 none.
ib,-.sf-..~ makes Hair grow.
PPa1,r..t.s" perfectly harmless.
D'l .,t,,,lv ilse5 Barrett =.
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WANTED TO EMPLOY..AW Wen
Wv digger. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
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From the New i OTh InUcDelQenG.
Der g..
Mcfarland seeks t % Justify the murderous
deed by the allegation that Mr.. Richardson
was improperly intimate with his wife, and
that enticed her to leave him. Our own ac-
quaintauce with the circumstances enables
Us to give the most emphatic denial TO this
allegation, as well as to every rumor affec-
ting unfavorably the reputation of either
Mrs Mcfarland or Mr.. Richardson. The
simpl truth is that Mrs Mcfarland left her
husband in the spring of 1867. entirely with
out Mr. Richardson's instigation. because
she could not longer endure his brutality
We do not enter into particulars. but leave
them to be investigated BY the Court which
will try Mcfarland for his Iime. If it was
a sin tor a man to befriend noble woman
struggling for bread for herself and child
rem under such painful circumstances. and
to offer to 1rry her when it shonld be le-
gal so to do, then to that extent is Mr.. Rich
ardsOn a SINNER, but no futher. She is wO-
man of spotless purity of character and OF
high literary attainments. and. since she left
| her brutal husband. has supported herself
| and one of her children tthe other being un
| der the control of the unhappy father by
her men, Mr. Richar lson NAV have been
| imprudent in avowing his love for herso soon
| after her irrevocable separation from the
| husband who had made her lite one of al
most uncomfortable wretchedneSs; but il wa:
an imprudence which no generous mind car
/ regard as a stain. His conduct from first tC
| last. as in due time will be abundantly de-
| monstrated. has been that of a high-t0ned
honorable man.
If Daniel Mcfarland could even prove al
his accusations against his former wife anC
/ Mr.. Richardson to be true. he would no
thereby excuse still less justify himself fol
/ taking the Law into his own hands; but
those accusations being false, he must be re-
oarded simply as a murderer, and should
Se dealt With accordingly. 1t is not COM
natibie with the safety OF society 20 permit
! such men to escape the penalty OF thel
| crimes Whatever sympathy it may be al
iowahle 70 feel for q bloody minded maj
4 whose wife iees from his arms. il Is certain
ly asking too much 70 plead that he MAJ
1 With inpanity seek the life Of the man WIZ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-13
News In Brief.

Colonel Will. L Clarke, of Louisville,
is stopping at the Peabody Hotel.
Captain Sam. B. Rose, Mayor of Cow
ington and editor of the Upton County
Record, is at the Peabody.
The business place of Mr.. John Ed
wards, on Beal street. near Market, was
robbed last night of provisions TO the
amount of one hundred dollars.
Preaching in the First Baptist church
tomorrow morning and evening, at the
usual hours, by the pastor, Rev. D. L.
Burns.
Rev. d. G. Kelley, D. D., of Lebanon,
Tenn, will preach Sunday morning at
the Second street Methodist church, and
in the evening at the fernando street
church.
Colonel Jacob Frolich, of that live
Arkansas paper, the Searcy Record, is
in the city, looking as usual, the imper-
sonation of good health and clear con-
science.
We publish to-day on the first page,
from our namesake the Nep York
Ledger, an interesting tale by detec-
tive, who claims to have figured in
Memphis during the war.
Mr.. Csyce, the well known auctoneer,
who has been confined to his room some
time from the kick of mule, We are
gratified to learn, is slowly but surely re-
covering, and is able TO walk his room.
Twenty-four cases appeared on docket
at the first district police court this
morning. Nine cases of stealing we're
turned over to the State. The most Of
the others we're fined for minor offenses.
The Holly Springs Reporter of Fri
day states that General Gillem has ap-
pointed William Wooten, Esq, an old
citizen, to the position of Probate Judge
via Hon. Thomas A. Fslconer, removed.
The appointment gives satisfaction.
Mr.. John Everitt, of London, "a mem
Der of Surgeons Baptist church, will
address the Memphis Baptist Sunday
School Association to morrow evening
at three o'clock, in the chapel of the
Central Baptist church, on Second street.
The lady on Exchange street who is in
the habit Of mistreating her old and
helpless mothsr-in-,aw will do well to
stop that kind of fun. The police are on
the lookout and may bring her before
his honor, the Chief Of Police.
The funeral notice of Mr.. William
Chambers, published to-day, tells short,
sad story. Mr.. Chambers led to the mar
riage altar beautiful young lady of this
city-Miss Lucy Grshsm-less than two
weeks ago, on the 4th inst. if we mistake
not. he was indispossd at the time, and
sunk rapidly until the day of his death.
How short his path from the altar to the
grave.
A grand vocal and instrumental sacred
concert is to be given, for the benefit OF
st. Lazarus Church, at the Assembly
Hall on the evening of the 18Th inst.
The ladies have determined to build them
a new church, long since projected, and
they know no such word as fail. This
concert is the initiatory step, and it will
be grand affair. The prominent ANA
teurs and professionals of the city have
nearly all been secured for the occasion.
We wish the ladies great success in their
undertaking.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-13

The MTssIoS.-What is known among
Catholics as the mission " commences
tomorrow passion Sunday in st.
Peters church, in this city. Very Rev.
D. W. O'Carroll, o. P, Rev. ]. V. DAILY,
0. p, and Rev. c. Coll, o. P, have
arrived, and will take part in the sacred
ceremonies. Circulars of regulations
can be found at the Manse, adjoining
ST. Peters, on Adams street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-13

JOE SELIGMAN's STABLEs.-These sta
bles rank among the most complete and
convenient in all the Southwest. Joe
Seligmsn, from long experience, knows
every inch of his business, and from his
close attention and general courtesy has
great deal of business. He keeps the
very finest teams that can be found any
where, and those who patronize him once
are his patrons ever afterward. Call and
see ON Union street, at No. 80.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-13

New MEMPHIS TAEATEK--Ths splen-
did drama, Leah The Forsaken, was
produced last night at the New Memphis
Theaier to q large and fashionable audi
ence, Miss Fanny B. Price appearing 10
the character Of "Leah." In the early
part Of the play she was the leving He
brew girl, with q passionate devotion for
Herman" (Hamilton) in every feature,
word and gesture. Her whole soul
seemed absorbed in this one burning pas
sion. 1t is in the the third act, however,
where the terrible change came, and she
was terror-stricksn at being charged with
taking gold, that the audience testified
the greatest sympathy and admiration in
prolonged applause. When even her lover
joined the rest in the accusation and her
tears we're of no avail, aud she fonnd her
self deceived and deserted, her heart
cords seemed to be bursting, and she fell
unconscious upon the ground. The cur
tain fell, but the applause was kept up
until Miss Price appeared and bowed her
Acknowledgements. In the scene where
she curses Herman" when the highest
order of talent are brought into full play,
she was fully equal to the occasion, and
seemed the living embodiment of all the
maledictions ever uttered-and again she
was most heartily encored. MI. Hamilton,
as usual, played his part carefully
and we'll. Mr.. flanagan, as "Father Lo-
renzo," enacted the role to perfection
and Mrs. flanagan, as Marie" the rivs!
of Leah" made all that could be of the
part. The other characters, likewise,
were creditably personated. At one
o'clock to- day Foul Play will be pre-
scented at the matinee, and tonight the
sensational drama, Nobodys Daughter.
VARIETIES THEArER. = Mr. Charley
Gardner and his son took a grand fare
we'll complimentary benefit last night at
the Varieties, and the house was filled by
an audience of people who frequently
testified how highly they appreciated the
retiring bene6ciaries. They were rousdly
applauded at every appearance, and if
they ever return to Memphis will receive
a most hearty welcome by many friends.
The jig dancing of Miss Nagle is pro-
nouneed splendid, and the entire per-
Torrance was irst-rate. This evening a
splendid bill is provided, and another full
house may be expected at this popular
resort. Httt4IIttU tE4
GAYETY THEATER The house was filled
By delighted audience last night and
the performance ELECTED from time to
time the most unbounded applause. The
grand ballet piece, Burns Dream" by
the Bower of Beauty, consisting of Miss
Nellie Howard, Mile Henrietta, Miss
Lamereaux, Mile Barana, Miss Clara
DeVere Mollie Hepburne and M lie Lo-
retta, was especially admired by all pres
ent 1t is magnificent; the costumes
ditto. The jig dancing, the songs and
jokes and the music are all inmitabe,
and the Gayety is becoming more gay
every night. A fine new bill is out for
tonight.
PARLoR Music HALL This gay and
attractive place is open free every night
in the Jefferson Block, corner Of Jetfer-
son and Second streets. The place is
largely attended and people always come
away pleased.