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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-04

ONE OF THE NEWLY APPOINTED POLICEMEN
Is CHARGED WITH BEING R1NaLEADER N THE
LATE R1or.-Night before last, Captain Hen.
bricks, Chief Of Police, appointed negro,
named William Darrell, member of the Police
force.
The same day, during the examination, be-.
fore Justices Kanapau1 and DeLarge, Of the
parties charged with being engaged in the late
riot, policeman fled an affidavit against Dar-
rell, which was substantially that on the even
ing of the riot Darrell was observed among
the rioters, and was heard to urge them to re-
new their attacks. Further, that when the
said policemen arrested one Of the rioters,
Darrell, with others, rescued him.
Captain Hendricks, upon being informed.
yesterday. that this charge had been made
against Darrell, said that he was not aware OF
it until then, and if it were proven he should
bs dismissed from the force Immediately after.
II is stated that Darrell has not yet been put
upon duty.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-04
LOCAL MATTERS.
Neetings This Day.

Neet,ng. This Day.
Landmark Lodge. at II. II.
Charleston Board Of Trade, at 8 P. NJ.
Steam Fire Company OF Axmen, at 8 P. NJ.
Deutsebe Jaeger Unterstuetzungs Gesell-
sohsit, at P. N.
G. L., at halt-past P. II. -
Cotton and Rice Factors, at IAN.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-04
flint ARTS.
CuLnnING.

DuuTuGKAPH CUL"RING.
pER>oN, WISHING 10 HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and can have their orders
promptly dled by leaving them at Holmes Book
uouss Written directions should IN each case be
gwen as 10 the style of colorinS preferred.
July 20 omos'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-04

Row AT A BAIL.-On Monday night last ne
gro up town gave fancy dress ball at his
houae, had rifle. and took money at the
door. Late at night q disturbance occurred
and the owner OF the '.shebang" and his door
keeper were arrested. They were arralgned
before the Mayor yesterday morning, upon Inc
charge Of having rafas without o license.
The owner was fined five dollars. The door
keeper was discharged. lie denied, with many
tear and sob. that twenty five cents was tho
admission price, that he had taken money At
the door, and a. conclusive proof OF his lnao-
cence, asserted that he had not had twenty
five cents IN Blk weeks.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-04

SECURITY AocEPrED.-Yesterday the detec-
tiyes presented their securities in the sum OF
$500 each tor the faithful performance Of their
duties, which were accepted, - follows: Officer
g. J. Coates, John Kenney and Thomas Cara
CHER, security; Officer J. TrusIl. John Kenney
and James Melvin. security; Officer o. B. Leyy,'
J. q. Wuhrmann and John Kenney, security;
Officer N. A. Quinn, Alderman n. b. Collins
and Michael Dorsey. security; Officer W. Y.
Lovett, Thoms. Carrsghee and John O'Byrne.
secu,ity; Officer B. E. Holloway. colored, Al
-asmen Cunningham and Holloway, security.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-04

SALE OF Yesterday MIR. I. 8. 4.
Bennett, sold 5000 city six per cent. stock at
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-04
CHEAP ADVERTISING.

THE. CHARLESTON NEWS. the circulation OF
which is about twice as large as tnat OF any
other paper published id South Casolina, is the
pest advertising medium for all business men,
For persons who want stu :tions or servants;
Who want houses or apartments, or have them
IN rant: who want or who offer board and lodg-
ino: who have lost or found articles OF value.
TIE NEWS has no equal, and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, We have
adopted the following scale OF CHEAP ADvEh'
r1Isr,nNrs. puyn,eM for which must invariably
be made Dhen the order Is gioen:
- Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to CLERKS covernesses tutors, work.
men, mechanics. housc-servant5, porlers, chop
bows, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apaitments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses. shops. offices
and warehouses wanted or 10 let, and miscella-
neous wan 3 of all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements OF the
classes specified:
Not exceeding III sHz LINES or 20 .ords....25 cents
- Foua I1sEs or soSOEds...
FIVE L1sEs or 40 words......50
An advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid aud delivered at The
NEWS Office bv 8 P. NJ.
Range OF thermometer at the News
ONCE.
Ta:.a.7::::: 50 $. 81 $
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-04

MEETING OF THE CoLLEroN BAR.-A meeting
OF the members OF the Colleton Bar was held
in WATERFORD on the 9th Of July. Mr. o. p.
Williams was called to the chair, MIR. Jefferson
Warren, secretary.
The object OF the meeting was to adopt reso-
lntions expressive of the regret Of the men,
bers of the bar. at the death Of their brother
member, VIM. Godfrey, Esq. Appropriate re-
marks were madeb by Messrs. 0, P. Williams, G
B. Farmer. Carlos Tracy, Campbell P. Hender-
son and VIM. Maine.
Mr. Godfrey. whose death caused the most
proiouud regret, was graduate OF the South
Carolina College of The class Of lS41. He was
in the Confederate Army rom the commence
ment Of the war to It's close, and while mem-
Ger of the Stono Scouts on Johns Island, re-
celved wound which made him cripple for
| life.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-04

GOLD MEDAL FOR 1858 HAS JUST BBEh
AWARDED TO CHAS. n. STIEFF FOB
THE BEST PIANOS NOW MADE,
OVER BALTIMORE. PHnADEL-
PHIA AND NEW YORK
PIANOS.
OFFICE AND WAREROOM. No N. LIBERTY
STREET, ABOVE BALTIMoRE.sTRRRT,
BALTIMORE. Nd.
sIIEFF'S PIANOS BAVE ALL THR LATEST
Iraprovement including the ARrane treble, ivory
fronts and the improved French Action, fully war.
ranted for fve years, with privilege OF EXCHANGE
within twelve months II not entirely satsfactory
purchaser Secoud handed Pianos and Parlor W
esns always on hand from $50 to $500.
RHYEBBEs WHO HAvH oUR PIANOS N uSk'
General Robert T.. Lee, Lexington, va.
General Robert Ransom, Wilmin ton, " y.
General D. H. Hill, Charlotte, N G.
Governor John Letcher, Lexington. Va.
Nessrs. r. Burweu & sons. Charlotte, N. o., re-
male seminary ,,,,-
NC.
Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, La.
Max Strakosch, Itali N Opera
kessrs PersoD Sons, sumter, s.0
Charles spencer. Charleston so
Send tor circular. Terms liberal
October %
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HOTEL ARRIVALS August S.--Pduaion HOTEL
&. d. Sedswlck. Cit,; Mrs. 8. A. Knight. At
lanta; John Gould. Georgia; W. W. Wade,
Lexington; II. C. Hall. South Carolina; d. D.
Johnson. Philadelphia; G. J. Kennedy, Column
bia; A. MulIarhey Augusta.
Charleston Hotel p. M. Sigh, J. G. Gillstt.
Augusta; II. Ii. Dram. R. d. Mcdowell. Will
mngtop; q. Bear. F. A. Babcock. New York.
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20 L. % G f.,
oupERJoR TO rsE BEST IMPORTED CO.
tOG\E WATER, manutacmred aid sold wholesale
,n r.ia,. h. DR.. b BAER.
lime 81 No l3l Meeting street.
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Range OF Thermometer at the News
once.
, 1869-04-15

..a ralnfnl death, under vcry peculiar r,nrnru.
s!enesa yesterday morning. Tns cniid 1se 2.
~in toJ cup, which IN time 1t stnck insn ~
.aoata. ihe n2se Of the cup, bY a ytsnrnns y,n.n
n1oe 10 nt 80 closely to the laucta thaf rrsni
r risn oeSans tuposstble and the child died naT.
ueSAa o. asphyxA DR.. L. D. t:lart was i'm.
enasely sent foF but before he was sbie 10 rrsan @
MocffxpEsTERE0s1HE1sN IL E1oHtnp,n cs,cs.
~ ~, ,1ptent Wabash Aveoue Rink, under The stTie
~ utle Of the "Gar1en c1tJ WdtnT Aeanemy = :,
Mui Be opened for the sumner sesson hY Nns1y-,,
= z. stnsXe Co, Who have leaned Ii fnr ~ = :
purpose TIE Fink baz been clesrrd rIe,r.d
ceaoed, nned up, and Handsomely deen7ntrd X =
inauguration ceremonies Tonight prpniac n -
Fs1y tntefestnR and Tho Light Quad Hand viii
TnE RSrr9llcATH OF the Eighteenth Tsnt na,a
Ameelne a. No % Chicago avenue on MnrHs1
g M ME and or7anlzed club By The elec,iob
~ .as !9uoM1ng otfceta; J. c. Graut, President.
East Eetrstsr o!cot sfce Preetdent: John Dieden,
Eee1stAy; 3 y Executive ConnI:1ce-Rehtrt CIaTT
=. y: Htfshie1d. Elias Shipman, VIM, 6ander.an
sa.eo Ennls, Inoa Cannon, 4. IL Robinson.
tet1n8 OF the club will be held ut No 70 f.hira ~
avenue On to-noETow erentng 1T ~ ociocf
1uu attendance la desired q
1HkR4 Will II HEkrnu Of ladits this aft.,-
noon II 1All.FA8t two o'clock, II tue Second Prrs
pytfhan CHURCH, st which MEk Snow, fEpm NJ
donestA md Mis- Proctor principal OF thn fen1sIr
semlllaf al Aintafi viii give Interesting tnfortua
t,on with FeG1rt to thttt respective clds nf iahor
Al this Ia ! f1re opportunity Tor bccoutne sc.
qualnted With nonann work In foreign lands. IL i
earnestly hoped that there viii b mi sten1snca
or ladies' ffUm MI parts OF the CITY.
IuK HORTICULTURAL Soc1KrT was In hsvs ma,
last evening, and would have done 50. Ind tha, fhs
meMOeta Ke1B not pTraent. -" 'S
, 1869-04-15
THE IeMPERAnss MOVEMENT,
second Days Eca8ton Of the Cook
and Lake County Good Tenn.
P1Ars nj Evanston.

TCEspAE kvEF1N0S EKst1ox.
Al the evening teAnou Of the Good Tcmpla.s'
Convention II Evanston, on Tuesday Inst, the fol-
lowing resolution Wal tnbDteds
R.otr~d That ii IL The duty Il tcrureraner I'm to
iEnnr all Existing Political rsE1sea ID our 9cw p,tieA
convention adjourned fu. the dar Without having
taken sctton thereon
IKs1EKoArs Ekss1nN
At the morning session Yesterday. the following
oteocTs were elected: v. G. T., ]. II. Price; Wv
T., Abbe L. Huse; ". NJ, Charles Roth; n. G.,
Aa1y Sentioy; ", o. G., William Cowan; r. C.,
E. y. WEeAdon; v. L IL l., Sister S A. Frank
LII; ". R. n s, Sister " E Russell; D. n, SIS
ter Se!ltc A. Stout
The afternoon WIS, On motion, txed for the tine
OF installation. and Committee OF Music Y - ap-
pointed for the oecaAoc-
AeAsrk R1aym1n, Fletcher and Be,.A we're ap-
pointed the F1nance Committee and McssrA Ken
The question Of tas placs for holding the next
convention came up, and rala:ine was selected !;
TINE, the nrss Tucsdar IN Jcly next
A resolution Of thanks was rendered to the cItI.
zens Of Evanston 1os their generous hospitauliea.
The convention then adjourned stn< ck.
In the occu meeting bcld isamedia.ely after the
adjournment OF the convention. AeAsh Hoyt,
Goodhne. ncntau, 0orham. MIS-. Fnnny Wood
discussed the following. reported hy tho Com,
p1.tter on Resolution;
HHExIA1. 1t II tho object o{ al wholesome law +
prph.t thAi = hish - rTu md eoufsge thAt whlch
aord: sad.
WH1xIaa, Oue os the f:st duties Of government 4
the stioa o thc Fatc Liberty the put.ic p-.ec
The public health well II thc public psnrza. and
NAHKl8. The e1!strner at and t-z!sc ta The sa}c o.
f1to1icstans tnt1 arr salTcfsye Of TIC bort inscrsu
Ct Aoiety: thestfoFr.
Et-az.a Thai tbe rrhthis Of thu manufacture snt
eae Of otnzteat1E6 drinks Only constitutional
bat Il dcrnaded By thc hshert tntt. Of The pro,le
u tho md aa.e4 rzntty 70. terrible criL
Irssians traa nc II Z taoz,e...as GqoS e''N
KeA4esA That. ~ the E7aoE traf!e t. eratn.r o
Law enacted thu lntf-rt nt pItical rrxsoxe An
dAyv.t n,otA sna a'aA sIiL il 4 neers4as. 10 esnpo,
Lex Tie e.se and nsc cf Int. i ca,tnx h4aurs
s.et That It Il the dItE VI the 6;Ate tkz rxns4-
tn 5xcgs ky txArsucntA tfpu7 The prE4t md <r a7
NOUS tatatLn turos upon the bustufss md sadatty,
cf Tic prrrle krt1E Il this Ietazed trade IN :si
tcatIre dEickA
.4on froru The political cs12Atzatuna heeL th t..
Il hand wren duty de1na thai We ogss7tzt ma
tssn scp1rate and Ic=l party for The Siadlat4oa
ot.r p,frc4sfes II t5c tsIct,h''x.
FsxxgrL Tbs., wEile xiii aut fel EFsasp T7t1 rE
t5ti.e rtlteal psr1r4 such rrrdalty irTtt- th
r-o1-sston af Ill u.en c1se-i 70 the manpfstsus~ sa
xsle o6 enJthtnS t1at tH1 inluxcatt- .
Rt.it H. That ~ t.c k;taess o. ~ mora ana r.
, 1869-04-15

tfasns faclns H. Ia great reasur-, apc Ia III.
s11sft stsa Lhnfsh no Do uost tin 4y.!v iaraie liz
ttevst 40 sesisttJ Of tie iats;zy saee0 sad III
~ osn I'd women IL Gauss cacH,.d = 70
~ q rs eeatcst ta Ike to The dFtlion oi ths Co
M3 Anc kAe promotion of tho temporal and
,nr ~ IaAt ths cooeention vicwa With appreciation
y, ~ nad t5o tbs many - which ths1
t.oAaed nd t. nurture them ii tlell Erea 81
ss.srs That U the nrnioa q I'll. convention the
sse q tesnP&aone Too1d be stsr1red bv tho hnldinf
r. npea quarterly sesaons; th1 aore moet rcspec
n9y rsomnsnd that TIC Grand Lll<s ii the Sstc II
Aanose saks khA subject under eeefnak saEiarr<.ot
h<soF That =, taa Temperance papr1s of cur ktat.
ac s1rok poxsf sos eooA Il EdtvidosI dnty 70
yoft t1ut to our utmost ability. end 10
taeif panetples thfoGkhoat The eosnrlunity
, 1869-04-15

The splendid new store u Nos. lis and 1So
State Et1eet recently occupied by carsou, Ptrte i
Co., hnt the magnificent stock OF fashionable dry
goods therein contained, Is thrown open for public
inspection and patonARe to-dsy. or nore,uos,
such az cloaks. walking euIta and dresses real In.
dia canelh hatr md Paisley shAxlR, etc, ctc-,
thcrc Is 40 end. and tho occahon VIII bc = rare
, 1869-04-15

No cne ought to mtss the chance Of purchasing
something beautiful u the Sale 70 -d2y by Measrs.
Daniel Scott Co, ut theIr rooms, No. Il Randolph
street r1orrietors Of Dollar Stores can rrpicn1sh
ssockA in almost ali tines. and o1ght 10 500 the
goods prior to The sale. ErerythinE In Bohemian,
found In great variety, and will be sold without
the least reserve.
, 1869-04-15
ETEeR Roll uGlCAk,

Meteorological rccori for April IA, 1853, ns re-
ported BY J. g. Langguih, jr, optlclan. lit Ran-
dolPh street. correspondent to tho Smithsonian
the words "veer.ng."" gentle" "hIgn," Ndry. !"
moist atmosphere, ;" RAIN and Hsaon:"
1YmE- Ear. Rtnd ITAey., Rain.
, 1869-04-15

Ne call attention 70 the advertisement OF 4
beautiful rural home for eas o. rtuk Tho proper
~ IL frst elass In all respects md ts delightfully."-
situated ~ to ndghhorhood, school and churches
being part Of the beautiful place known as "keu.
wood, In the southern .uburbs-of the city. Low
eEs OF pure Ne and the other delightful accessories
OF rir1l home would do well to look to this oCcl
, 1869-04-15

A mnu pays ~ or IS to a Doctor,
bnt DR., WnlccTT, a1 no cost, stops paln Al 10
South Clark Htteet, Chicago. More than ten
thousand aNdArts pnJye these facts
, 1869-04-15

Piles. Piles. Pitca-u-aEuefss Pile
Remedy Is wassanred 70 cure blind md bleeding
r!lea- For sAlc by druGElsta
, 1869-04-15

The Jumper Tar Sonp II the best
souet soap eser tnade, as It may he used With tn
Punlty BY atca With the most tender skins 1t the
same time 1t Is insalusble a. remedy for ptmples
rough or chApFed hhnds aud ali cutaneouB diseases
where other eoapA cannot be used without azHra-
Eattng The ma.aay and giving palm to the patient
Nanufact11et BY CasNen, nhxaM 4 Co, New
0pr1. -
, 1869-04-15

FOR black worms and pSna pies on
TIE face nse rcFIJf co1edoue and r1npe Rene
dy. Prepared only ny d. b C. Perry. 10 Bond
etrett, New foFk. Sold everywhere. The trnde
supplied ~ wholesale medicine dealers
, 1869-04-15

Pnrer Hnngtp9u and Window
shades lnts6t gryles Pniutr oils glass and british
q, At F. E. Rcbf's, s. Randolph street
, 1869-04-15

Tho Vermont Spring Wn1er-Thr
Ercat remedy for cancer scrs1Sul8 fright disease
and other Etdnet aneouona. BLISS / SuARF,
ARenta. IA Lake etrret
, 1869-04-15

The Empire &rtndcr, for shnrpen-
!hE the fniTts Of uoHern and rtapcss, u on erni-
h1ton q room No :, lA Randolph street Par.
tics Wishing 70 Invest In 4 profitable business
lor Ea{e.
, 1869-04-15
AMUHEMENTH,
FARWELf, HALL.

iHls THuHsDAY] EyHNING. April. IL
iC7CfaiEHQNsH GRAND COSCEBrs-
HnEaErnenk of The famous
uAl1sH BOSTON CONCERT rnup.xv
CAMILLA uR8O,
Ihe wq!!4 tsneWnea LADY VIo,iItxt :Hr an 7,prr
iait n. nhsfi & hssGbE,fpPi " aAlI. ise 6aste =
CHAA; = FEAT. Fanist LoHr9 nuof - II T4etett.. ~.
a aEe etPsea kEgt Gallery. sse Seats reserved WifS
eHen Al 7k.-IsQpErrt ata '~- AAA--- 0o9a
, 1869-04-15

fzrssrxaA. Awn M.-Guae p-troleum remdas
scsh M .ad Jane TX SGT o. se4itss arsi9a at
salen ta h1ts taeh, April 70 Juno c: spo< q April
quoted II Na4taN: Nay 70 September. Il But little
trsoatioo to oyeI1to
, 1869-04-15

Wheat Crop In Oregon.
SAN FRA&c1sco, April 1&-Tne estimated whcA
crop OF Oregon i8 one-,hiru III excess OF tno 1xst
, 1869-04-15

To remove moth patches, frecllcs
aud tan frnm the face, use peryTG Noth AND
Frecllc L ton Prepared only W Dr. u G. FerrJ.
Sod ty IL druEEt1tA '''
, 1869-04-15
- ~ s.A = = - - ~ <
= CITYRRAIr ESTATE FOB SALE

+" NA1 32t1h LIZ & w &$4 tffd1--
NOR SALE-BY z. EUGENE caDWELL II
80 ~ n .5f.nn T b.1r.I - 49, ~ ~ zt,,
49,. - ~ ~ ~he..n -A y 'A4'8sA AA1A ">1>AA'
Z s-1rs m Myssion ias.de NJ ota limit, A ptr,
sH.11 =. Ita on Yr1sbtrooday and runnJo..t
~ th1 esrh ~ ~ ~ -@ ~"~A1NNe'-
8 ssrs On Y ~ Knkiest
ipfeef oH Msehissn-sv, eorneT of popStas-pisee
III ~ - NtchifaO-s ~. sopih p{ Dopsfa1 piAceI
Eel ~ o3 Nis lTxnrsv %a5th II FoFTy.dt1I.t
ID frrt on IAfr.ay nnaf PONY ,utufh1a
EO fref Hn fAkeev- so1th Il RcFtT.o{p,h-st
j, rs frrt nn IxtHsy 1nDef Al EofeD-ay
NI1nX ferf c,.nrr n Fpltsftou- az ard Il
Il IA n6frrr uf Fuhffsao.xv Add OakIey.St
81 feet op u sitsf- - Es1f Qakjcy.
y soists fsss r. So.neF s1xt1 q yset 'oo sna As'oA
"a ~ In Fesnd.ia
snieraJ Tr.i5r,,<,e IN TIraa r,nrk nth anA 1,ts
r1rw Wrn N .1r IL 1Tn1nS SiS an ' o
fudtsns.sv-TFostorHs : sud 5. .sxast br1ck hou.o Il
focms k< E.xlen HsSnn H.r.In
Miehfnn.1 rse1ibsrnt r-.jd-nr- ,+,,r and
haEnrps, na,bse fon;e = snd asII Wig. 3oIH b*Sn.
sfnrc trnoe ANNA ~ ~' Ses ~ s
u e.hsr ho,srs IN soctb std. worth fr,, a, "a tn
nj m ;. ~ wa N. + EITGEEF GADHEII.
e--- = -.oo 80. --s-S-A-S 49, = t
roR -s4LE-BY c, srAHRErT. LII SOUTH
r Clar4 Il. Room I: -
70 sa,s fnafdc, on gi1trentnst. Choice and cheap
, 1869-04-15

Old Newspapers. not torn or mutt.
lAtesi fer a1e 1t tribune counting ruom
, 1869-04-15
To RENT-HOUER

ITO RKNT-AMD FURNITURE FOB SALE
1 Cottage Nc. LII 6edG<Ek4t 4 roornA The house
Will only b E.a,ted 10 parties bs,ytns tuInnre- AppJ
, 1869-04-15
AUCTION { RAI5B
(gstabliahed 1860
WIN. A. BUFFERS g. CO..
Auctionecrs and Dry Goods Commise
sion Merchants,

Dry Goods,
D1esa Goods, ,Woollsna, Domsstics, spsinr
Caoshing, Straw Goods, Boft Hats.
Caps, FufnishinE Goods, Rosiery,
Roots, shoea, carpet4, DC,
AT AUCTION,
HK CATALOGUE
On WEDNESDAY md THURSDAY. Anr, ~.
Ota. II OH sAles1oa1na. e. I, and II Randooh* II
eHA ~ BUFFERS co.
A
, 1869-04-15
THE HALL BROTHERS

nEyELDPMEST OF THE VOCAL oRe;AyS-
FeMfhict Eus4at.d and for sal- taa cen.s hJ WKS-
COY. q Crusbys opsra Ho1se. ssA,rme1,ts b siaS.
FTtAkcn aud tavAds of results thet. vu4ets and
he4ka cz0c1 Of cure nt soreneas> hoarsco~s4 phIeT
md faiikoe; % notes st'vusheaed, ncw rotes made;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-01
Amusernents.

New MEMPHIS THEArER. Fred. VIII
sons minstrels gave another splendid
performance last night at the New Mem
phis Theater, and the house was full.
There was large attendance of ladies,
and all were delighted with the music,
the dancing, the burlesaues and with the
whole entertainment 1t is sufficient to
say that this is splendid troupe, and
fully comes up to the expectations ofthe
public. The railroad scene at the last,
where the locomotive runs into Laura, T"
a Ia Under the Gaslight, the audience
was taken by complete surprise and
almost shed tears Of laughter. Tonight
there will be change of bill and fine
performance, and tomorrow night Fred.
Wilson will take benefit.
VARIETIES THEATER.--Another mag
nifcent bill and fine performance at the
Varieties Theater last night There was
large crowd and frequent applause.
Manager Broom is live manager, and
keeps his show moving, and at the same
time full of life. spirit and fun. Tonight
another fine bill, and tomorrow FRIDAY
night the popular artist and stage mana.
ger, Mr.. Charley White, will take ben
eft, on which occasion the joust at arms
heretofore announced to come off at the
French Garden-will take place between
Captain Van and Mons. Veaudemont,
for $1,000 q side.
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| NeWS DEAcis
April first.
Fishing season opened.
No name-John Smith
Musquito bars coming in demand.
The city needs furniture factory.
Cotton to New York sixty-6ve cents
Postmaster Gist returned from Wash
ington.
Tableau vivants at the Opera Hsust
tonight
Spring is backward and planters APP
prehensive.
The St. Lazarus concert last night wal
an enjoyable affair.
Only two arrests ip the southern dis
trict yesterday.
The Memphis Boat clubs will have
hop on the instant.
Grand Druidieal ball, Memphis Club
Hall, next Monday night.
The peach trees are in fall bloom, and
the fruit crop is promising.
Captain Sam. Rose, of the Upton
Record, is at the Peabody.
Eleven cases of ordinary character in
the first district court this morning.
The Crittenden county militia were to
be paid off and disbanded yesterday.
Three companies Of the militia have
been ordered away from Humboldt to
Nashville.
Rotton Row, the headquarters of small.
pox in Memphis, is to be closed to-day by
the sanitary sergeant.
Mr.. W. B. Chrips loss BY FIRE, en- Ala
bama street, yesterday morning, was
shopt s350O-fully insured.
The bali at Cochran Fall last night, by
the Irish Literary Society, was veil at
tended and was gratifying success.
Mejor Wofford, of the Corinth Necs,
has been appointed District Attorney for
the Judicial District in which he resides.
Grand pigeon shooting match at the
Race Course Saturday afternoon, be-
tween two amateurs, for a purse Of S2OG.
Barbour Lewis wants to be Collector Of
Internal. Revenue, and SO does Mr.. Hough.
So does Tommeny and several others.
Large delegations from various cities
are expesta1 to attend the grand Odd
Fellows ball in this city en- the 26th in
slant.
Messrs, W. W. Young and WIN. B.
Hamlin we're ELECTED wardens of Calvary
church last night. Pew renting next
Monday.
A morning paper computes the Eve
thousand dogs in Memphis to be worth
seventy-6ve cents each for the grease
ihafs in them.
The rsgiptFetioD in Shelby county is
declared null aud void, pnd the Registrar
ordered to register the county according
to law at once.
Mr.. Henry Farmers concert at Assem-
bly, hall, next Tuesday night. Go to
Kaizenhachs for tickets and reserved
seats. No extra charge Coz the latter.
Captain W.. L. frAsk. the energetic and
fEieient Secretary Of the Chamber Of
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BOATS LEAVING THIS EVENING.

The magnificent steamer. Leni Leoti, with q
noble set Of officers. Tom Berry, captain. VIM.
Morrison and Clay Robaras. clerks. will leave
fer Pine Bluff. Little Rock. Van'Buren and Fort
Smith this evening at five o'clock. This
is an excellent boat. and one certainly desery-
ing Of the patronage Of our merchants. She Is
the regular Thursday United States mail
packet for the above and all way points. Pas
sengers may rest assured of the best ac,ommo-
dations. Secure passage early.
The splendid passenger and freight packet,
George W Cheek. Captain George Malone. with
clerks Frank Gonterman and B. E. Barinds on
board. will leave for Randolph and 0sceola
this evening at five o'clock, The Cheek is
new. well built and one Of the fastest boats on
the rivers.
The elegant passenger and freight steamer,
Belle St. Louis, Alex. Zeisler. master. J. W.
Basket and Elias Harris. clerks. viii leave
this evening at I've o'clock for Cairo snd
st. Louis. The Belle ST. Louis is an excellent
steamer. and one in every respect safe. reliable
and comfortable.
The elegant ffeigk, and passenger steamer.
Arsosy, With Captain Ashford and clerks Milt.
R. Harry and john Snither. on board to cheer
and steer the way to all points on White river.
can accommodate all freiehts and passengers
By Eve o'clock this evening.
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A HUGS PERoH.-Mr. A. Bliss, the
well known oyster man. at 80 Madison
street, received yesterday specified
perch, weighing four and one-fourth
pounds, which is the largest perch we
ever saw or heard Of. Mr.. Bliss is now
receiving, three times every week, fresh
fish from Rselfoot lake in the greatest
abundance. Drop 10 and see.