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More yellow Fever ON Shipboar'l.
New YORK, June 2l.-Thc bark Nj. Y.
TIugg, from Matanzas, has arrived, with
yellow fever on board.
Two more of the Sarstogs's crew are
dead
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
COUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET ROOM No. 9,
RICHMOND, VA.

FREDERICK ". POOR, GENERAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention OF persons having real
estate In the city state for sale to the advantages
offered Ivy this AGENCY. and promise OBJ our part
energetic efforts to secure purchasers Tor all pro-
perry placed in our hands.
our connections well established throughout
the North 49,
To purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO-
Perry, FARMS, MILLS, M1LL-SiTES, MINE
RAJ and WOODLANDS.
REFERENCES:
Hon. James G. Blaine, Speaker House OF Repre-
sentativcs. =
WAYS and Means, House of Representatives.
Hon James 4. Garfield Chairman of Committee
on Banking and Currency.
Hon. Alexander Riyes.
Hon. II. H. Wells, Governor of Virginia.
II. G.. Bond Esq, Register In bankruptcy.
Maior-Gcnera .. q. Howard, u. :. A.
Colonel A. s. Ruford, President ofthe Richmond
and Danvillc and York River railroads
H. ID. Cooke, Esq. of Jay Cooke < Co.
General Williams C. Wickham, President Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. mp ls-5md&w
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The ALABAMA CLAIMs.-It is stated on
very good authority that Lord Clarendon
has proposed to conduct all future negotia-
tons on the Alabama claims in Washing
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Trouble with Negroes at Franklin,
Virginia.

NORFOLK, VA, June 23.-In an a1ray at
Franklin, Southampton county, Va, ne
gro Was MORALLY wounded by Mr.. Holland.
The negroes collected at midnight and ut
tackled Hollands house, but were driven off.
An hour later they burned the saw-nill and
lumbcr-yard of Nealy Brothers. Loss,
400 600
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Pennsylvania Gubernat0rial
Nomination.

PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-The State Re-
publican Convention to-day nominated Go
vernon Gcary for reelection on the first
ballot.
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MIJJRoRo' VA. ]

MILLBoRo', VA, June %, 1869.
The following number Of voters have re-
gistercd at Warm Springs: Whites, 4 !;
blacks, IL. Millboro' Springs: Whites,
40; blacks, 7.
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Mass MEETINGS FOR COLONEL GILBERT
c. Observation-Disclosures Courthouse, Thurs
day, July LIST; Iorkto,on, Friday, July I'd ;
Williamsburg, Saturday, July Sd Glouces-
ter Courthouse, Monday, July 5th. Cover
nor r. L. Montague, Colonel c. K. Mallory
Colonel W. r. Aylett, Colonel 3. B. Doug
lass, and others, will address the meetings
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Chinese Immigration for the South.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June ga meeting of
citizens of West Tennessee, North Alabama,
Mississippi, and Arkansas, is called here
for July 18th, to consider means for sccu-
ring Chinese immigration.
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sEEDSmEN. FLORISTS, &c.

ALLAN 81 JOHNSON'S NEW CROP
~ of
TURSIp AND RUTA BAGA SEED
IS now in store,
RED TOP, WHITE DUTCH,
.'-. WHITE STRAP LEAF,
WHITE NORFOLK, WHITE GLOBE;
and all other kinds OF TURNIIS that are used here.
PURPLE-TOP RUTA RAGA,
SKIREING'S RUTA BAGA,
WHITE SWEDE RUTA BAGA, &C.
Seeds nv mail at OUR COST and orders filled
promptly and accurately.
" ALLAN & JOHNSON,
tc 90 l5oo Main street.
DELIABLE GARDEN SEEDS-a COM
NAVY BEANS, MARROW BEANS,
SEED pDTATOES-all varictics-early and
ore '~ ALLISON 4 ADDISON.
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was in favor Of the removal Of politica,
disabilities, both of which he refused to
answer--his refusal causing much merri-
mcnt and some Observation-Disclosures
Gazette.
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south American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and PIngucs in Peru.

New YORK, June 23.-The steamship
Arizona, from Panama, has arrived with
1923 900 in treasure.
The yellow fever is dreadful OF Tacna,
Peru, and the smallpox RACES at Chcriqui
There has been great storm, accompa-
MED by slight earthquake, at Valparaiso,
damaging the Government buildings to the
extent Of 400, 900.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch.tgaF
-E WASHINGTON, juno %. 1869.

1t is said to be the intention Of the Presi-
dent to remain in Washington until sitter
the result of the Virgins election is de-
clared, when he viii leave on another tour.
: #..' IT
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ITALY

FLORENCE, June 73.-The authorities OF
Naples, Turin, and Milan, ore adopting e1-
traordinary precautions against popular
tumults. It is feared the revolutionists are
exciting disturbances. Several arrests have
been made at Genoa.
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WnITTLEsEY CoRNERED.-At Fairfax
Courthouse, on Monday, Whittlesey was
Questioned very pointedly by several of his
hearers as to whether he would vote for ex-
purgating the constitution, and whether he
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LETTER FROM LoUDouS CoUYTY.-Lees-
bsug, Vns June 2l.-The indications for
success Id this county are very hopeful.
The people seem to be aroused, and the re.
gistration is going on we'll.
AT Lceshurg, up to Saturday night, 100
bad been registered, of whom 80 were
whites.
/ have not heard from other parts of the
county. .......
This is largely out of proportion to the
two classes, as the former registration here
was not much over two to one; now it is
four to 9ne.-- Correspondence Of the AleS-
dndria Gazette.
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GREAT RRITLlN.

LONDON, June 23.-In the House Of
Lords, Lord Shaftesbury introduced on
amendment to the disestablishment bill
providing that the Irish Church property
shall be made fund from which to grant
loans to the Irish peasantry.
LONDON, June pa deputation repre-
senting the Lancashire cotton trade petit
tions the Government to aid in Indian cot
ton culture.
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The MASS MEETING LAST NIGur.-The
mass meeting in front Of Jarratt's Hotel
last night was grand succcss-not only in
point OF numbers, but in the great enthusi-
assn exhibited.
Colonel Thomas J. Evans, of Richmond,
was the first speaker. He discussed in On
eloquent and mastery manner the import
ant issues involved in the canvass in which
we are how engaged, and made On admira-
bic and telling appeal in behalf of Walker
for Governor, which elected the most hear
ty applause.
The speech of James Alfred Jones, ESQ.,,
was SPLENDID argument-calm, dignifed,
and worthy the mind from which it cma-
mated. 1t was listened to with the pro-
foundest attention. He urged the white
men Of Virginia to accept the political
power Of the State awaiting their grasp that
hereafter they may have q controlling voice
in it's affairs, and secure to the people good
government, law, and order.
Mcssrs. r. F. Graves, J. W. Friend, s. B.
Davies, Reuben Ragland, James W. Jack
son, and others, were called out, and made
brief and earnest addresscs.-Petersturg
IpGCJ
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Registration in Lyncbburg Tuesday
Whites, 25; blacks, l6. AT Leny's, Camp
bell county: Whites, IL; blacks, II.
A big rock in Lynchburg came near fall
ing on Conservative negro Tuesday. 1t
is thought it was thrown by q Wells negro.
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Cattle Markets.


. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF beef cattle heavy. Trade
very dull. The best bullocks sold 1t l.Ql5c. n H.,
net weight, with 4 small number Mt lB2c. Common
to fair steers sold for l3lI4c y b. Hundreds
Of rough oxen and thin Texan steers were sold for
111s17c. ~ n. In most instances sellers wcre
Obliged to yield tn the prices asked by buyers.
Receipts OF sheep are heavy. Fair droves were
sold for only s@5,c. p D., live weight: Selected
sheep, In small droyes, brought &c. ~ ID. and up
ward. Small retail lots OF the best were sold for
7fI7lc. q. D., gross weight.
Swine are heavy at depressed prices. Live arc
worth, nomnally e9lpac., with selected small lots
at ot1.oc. Corn-fe,L dressed, sell slowly at llAc.
1a d., with small selected lots q fraction OF 1c.
above lltc. Prices are tending downward
.msa PHILADELPHIA.
MONDAY, June 2l-5 p. M.-Thc receipts OF Beef
Cattle at tine Avenue Drove-Iard reached about
1850 head this week. The market WAS dull, and
priccs tGic. per b. lower. extra Pennsylvania and
Western Steers selling at 9p9ac. 7sc. for fair to
good Steers; and S06sc. per b, gross, for common,
as to quality.
Sheep were rather lower L, 900 head sold at the
different yards at 4iosc per b. gross rs to condi-
ton.
Hogs were in fair demand at an advance; 3,4oO
head sold ut the different yards at $l3@ISl350 for
slop, and 2lk per 100 hs., net, for corn-fcd.
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Foreign News.
FRANCE.

BREsT, June 23.-The Great Eastern has
paid out one hundred and scventy-four
miles of the Franco-American cable, and is
working well.
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General G. p. Stone has been nominated
ms the Conservative candidate for the fifth
senatorial district, composed of the coun-
ties OF Goochland, Powhatan, and Fluyanna
We arc pleased to learn that he has &C
cepted the nomination.
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We have the satisfaction to state that all
our information from this and the neigh
boring counties continues to be highly ia
vorable for the success OF the Walker
ticket, and the candidates for Congress and
the Legislature, who will be supported by
the Conservatives. Push on the column.
Register-and then, vote. - Ale1andr'a
Gazette
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1t Alexandria up to o'clock Tuesday
there were registered, whites, 525; blacks,
POS. \ gain of 3l8 in the city alone. The
negro majority was 600 in the city and
county at the last registration. Subtracting
the above and the hundreds OF negroes
who have left the Bureau hospital near the
the city, and Alexandria would seem to be
III fair way to redemption.
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A MEL1A SULPHUR SPRINGS

"A Il
This old and popular resort, having been tho
roughly repaired, painted, and ncwly fnrnisheGs
win be open for visitors on the. FIRsT DAY OF
The Springs arc two and a half miles from Je-
railroad, forty three miles from Richmond.
C9nfeyansses VIII he In attendance on tho arrival
Fare from Richmond to Springs and return, "a.
TERMS OF BOARD:
Per month Of four weeks 90
Per weeS."..... "'...'''''..............".".' ~
Children andsr ten years OF age and coiored scr
White servants according to accommodations
Parties preferring TO furnish their own he'd linen,
towels, aud light, $3S per month. EVER atSntion
and accommodation Is pledged for che comfort OF
Table furnished With the best the market affords.
Good ten,pia alley, music &C. = ,su1FR
m Proprietor. General SuD't.
For further Information apply to .,, ",
jes-eodtJyl2 -
GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
known WATERING -PLACEi IS now in thorough
ad the q ans
IODINE SPRINGS have been SO long ard favor
Psvss e - 6 e that Of Tf a eph
nished by the proprletors on application. We have
es an eminens Of medicine and
Professor Of the University Of Virginia as resident
physician. A FINE BAND OF MUSIC Is In at
tendance. All smusements of a lrst-class wafrr-
ing-place. HOT and WARM SULPHUR BATHS.
These Springs are accessible by the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, terminus at White Sulphur,
leaving only twenty-five miles of staging or by tho
Virginia and Tennessee railroad ria Mount White
passing by the celebrated Salt Pond. Daily lfneof
fine coaches on each route. Parties intending 10
visit tho White Sulphur, more especially th9 ps
from the West and South, viii in,i the route, Win
magnificent mountain scenery, by Montgomery
White and Salt Sulphur, much more economical
and less ftiguing and perpexing, than by ran VI
Lynchburg. Charlottesville, and jStaunton. with
continual changes OF cars aud rc-chccking bag
| gage. ,n,..s,
This spot. combining tho advantages OF hcalthful
climate free from the fogs and .lampness of other
| mountain retreats, excellent fare, and yaluablc
| medicinal waters. win he peculiarly suitable to
parties DESTROYS of spending the whole season, or
| few months away from the prostrating meats Oh
cities or the lower country. A reasonable rcduc-
| ton OF rates will be made In such cases.
| CHARGES AS FOLLOWS Per day, -; per week,
! S17. so: per month $50. Children under ten years
and colored servants, half price. White servants,
| according to accommodations furnished.
my 2s-cod2otH c. 5. PEITON BROTHER.
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NEW BOOKS.
FISuING IN AMERICAN WATERS. BY Geuio
THE 6 3fT;!I POLAR SEA. ByDr. Hayes.
TIE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO. Illustrated. BY
TOMMY N d!i'i FRY, AND WHAT HE DID IN SCI
KATHLEEN. A Novel Blythe author Of cray
FOX HER SAKE. A Novel. BY the author of
TIE S Nan i1 WHO LHUGHs. BY Victor Hugo
Our STATIONERY stock is full and complete.
BLANK BOOKS in great variety. Persons In
want would do well to e3smimc our st0ck bcioFc
my II 1908 Main street, opposite post-ofllce.
T WALL TURNER, BOOKSELLER,
81 STATIONER, AND NEWSDEALER, 1li
MAIN STREET, has on hand large ana we'll
'''''t SCHOOL TO- and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
ENVELOPES,
PAPER,
INKS,
FANCY ARTICLES, &C., &C.,
MATHEWS second editon) PHYSICAL SUR
yEY OF VIRGINIA. Mailed to any address
for 81. ,-rusp,
PEKs, PERIODICALS, MAGAzlNEe' @c'' OF
New novels always received as soon as issued by
the nubiishcrs. my Is
NOVELS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
fRACTiCAL and SCIENTIFIC BOOKS,
STATIONERY and BLANK BOOkS oil all styles
and descriptions.
Also, Folcy's celebrated GOLD pENs.
"no'''"t' "'' JOHN II. WALSH'S,
apa4 4l6 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
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J. VI. Forney and II. D. Bcckley speak
At Culpeper Courthouse on Monday next
the 2Sth Of June at II o'clock, and on
Monday evening the 9th of July Forney
will address the Republicans of Alexan-
dria. We should like for Ex-Governor
Smith to take FOrncy in hand.
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Fairfax county dominates Segar for Con
grcss.
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4 DVANCES AND LOANS MADE ON
N DESIRABLE
CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY
AND
REAL ESTATE AND COMMERCIAL PAPER.
RICHARDSON & CO..
Real Estate Brokers,
myu under Lancaster Co.'S.
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VHE SOUTHERN
l. PLANTER AND FARMER
knR 1SIiG.

This STANDARD JOURNAL has just entered
its twenty year. and is one of the few ancient
landmarks still left to Old Firginia.
The JOURNAL Is offered for the new year nj
TWO DOLLARS PER ANSuM: and we must
urge upon our readers that the low price Of SUBJ
scription makes 1t Imperative that we shall come
down to the cash basis Our subscription must,
therefore. be IN ADVANCE; and We believe a
proper exercise Of economy VIII enable ALL who
desire TO read the SOUTHERN PLANTER AND
FARMER to conform to our terms.
Journal I'm every way worthy of their support.
As an ADVERTISING MEDIUM the SOUTH
ERN PLANTER AND FARMER comIncnds itscl
to the attention OF teachers, merchants, manuiac.
turers hotel-kcepcrs, druggists dentists nursery.
men, stock-raisers, land agents, &C., &c.
Terms of subscription and advertising are n
follows:
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

RICHMOND, June ], 1859.
YI,HE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
/ FORE existing under the firm ofiiAYW ARD
< WRIGHT Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. a..
W H. HAYWARD Is alone authorized to use the
' " w. III. HAYWARD,
H. G. WRIGHT.
The business win be continued at licS Main street.
Richmond and at Chester, Chesterfield county,
Va, by w. ii. IiAlW AkD. go"
rO-PARTNERSHIP We, the under
Y J s,gped have this day entered into c0-pariner-
.hfp and will in future conduct the WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL CHINA, GLASS AND
EkRTHESWARE BUSINESS st the iron-front
building 1906 Main street under the style OF IT, e
GARY 4 BROTHER.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on
us individually, We solicit for the new hrin the
favor of our friends and the public.
. Il GEORGE G. GARY,
THOMAS X. GARY.
June LIST, 1869. el
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Subscription, In advance. Advertising, annual
quarterly In advance. All other In advance.
We furnish the following Journals ut club rates
The Richmond Christian Advocate weekly and
Southern Planter and Farmer for ST. year.
The American Farmer, Baltimore tmonthly),
The Land We Love tmonthly) and Southern
Planter and Farmer for 81. IS year.
Moore's Rural New Yorker (weekly) and South
ern Planter and Farmer for s.. IS year.
The Cultivator and Country Gentleman weekly
and Southern Planter and Farmer for S3.1s year.
The American Bee Journal monthly and South-
ern Planter and Farmer for %. IS year.
The Dixie Farmer, Columbia ttri-weekiyh ano
Southern Planter and Farmer for 81 year.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-15

MUNICIPALC OURT-Geo. ". Waldran.
Judge-The trial Of the cases Of Kane
vs. Home Insurance Company, and same
vs.. Security Insurance Comnanv. or.
gagged the court the whole of Yesterday
The remaining cases on yesterdays cal.
ender will be called for trial to-day. com
mencIng with No. 1913. The following
cases having been specially Eet will aIse
be taken up:
1873 Mostly, receiver, We Williamson.
1858 Smith VS. Robert on.
There Will be no informal call of tba
calendar.
C~HAECERY COURT.-W1 7 n y0,,;,b
GtGacellOr.-TO-day will be motion dsv
ia this court. The roll Of attorneys viii
be called commencing with letter A
The Clerk and Master will take an az.
count to-day in the case OF Hundhausen
VS.. Ruser.
CRIMINAL COURT I'm Hunter. ,Tldoe
The following business was t-ransaetei in
the above Court yesterday. Ia the case
OF the State vs. John Thompson, the A.
toTney-Genersl entered g aOHe Dyoseo16
No. Is, State vs. Sidney Hunt. con.
tinued to next term. Also No. I6. State
vs Fred Ruser, indicted for the murder of
Moses Hecht, continued to next term.
30, 70, State vs. Henry MeDonsid, in
dieted for malicious shooting, a forfeiture
was taken aud the defendant rearrested.
Iuthe case Of the Stste VS. Tom Smith
indicted for houss-bFeaking, the jury re-
Turned a verdict of not guilty.
In the case of the State VS. Frank Gstti.
iodicted ior house.breaking, the Jury re-
turned a verdict OF not guilty.
The followingis the calendar for n ao,,.
% State VS. angelo Msrre, murder.
% Same VS. Joe King, laroenv.
% Same VS. Ell Guthrie, arson.
% Same vs. same, larceny.
80 Same VS. Stephen GTayson. assault
With intent to kill.
80 Same VS. Lewis Cross, house BREAKING
SO Same vs. s. F. Meyer, larceny.
81 Same VS. VIM. Thompson, larceny.
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made yesterday on all sides, we're ''Whai
had he done ?n "Wby aid they taka
hlm2h Ol these points we by 10
Cleans claim 20 be an "~authority," but
We have a iog surmises with regard
thereto, which may possibly be worth
the giving. BaImoTe was very amb.-
tlous for distinction Ia the profession.
he wanted both fame and money. Most
OF the Nashville detectives and all the
regular police were "down on him " (for
what cause we know not and Invariably
refused TO cooperate with him. Since
ths passage of the Ku Ktux law his
movements have indicated a determine
lion on his part to avsil himself, if posi-
Die, of the tempting rewards held out ia
that act. He d7gged the steps of leading
citizens of Maury and Giles counties,
when they were in tbs city, so persist
entity that il became o matter OF almost
general remark. He made frequent
visits to the counties named, ostensibly
on business connected with his calling,
but, as was generally understood, to spy
the land. The objects Of his disin-
terested inquiries became alarmed at tho
presence in their midst of 80 wary en-
enemy, and, some months ago, he was
seized, initiated into what they called
paddock Degree" and warned that
he sgain appeared in the country his
would be declared forfeit. Whether
his temperance there last Monday
brought upon Linn the terrible fate with
it bad been associated by the
masked brotherhood, only further. devel-
Opments g. chow.
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AGREEMENTS.

The very inclement state CT the wealth
er last night prevented anything like
an average attendance ~ places Of
Amusement, and, with the exception Of
the 1Hiplai1a Soiree of Gen. Tom Thumb
aud family (which was crowded to saffc-
cation, the houses we're very me8ger,
Notwithstanding thc extraordinary In
ducements and attractions offered at
both the New Memphis and the Green
law. II speaks volumes Of the taste of
me penDla-o or the folly OF the managers.
| Which ls it2
NEW MEMPHIs.-L0tta appeared in
two Toles-ss ''Po-ca hOn-tss,n In John
Br0ughsm's glorious ~tToUeStie o. that
name, and ss Nan, The Good for Moth.
ing. To dilste upon her acting OF these
parts would be like trying TO guild re.
fined gold. Everybody krOwa Lolita by
reputation, and not 10 have seen
hs. CT NOT to know her ar
CUES ones self, If not exactly
J3AHowa, at LEAST not much Of a theater-
gosr. Mr.. Il. L. Cline made a most
charming Capt. John Smith" and we
DON'T blame P-Oc2hOntgs. or any body
else, for falling in love with her-him,
we mean. "Mynheer Rolf" wss never
more srtistically rendered by Joe Jeffer-
son THANH was by Nj Wade, and flanagan
the savage grim old "POwhstRn."
ibe other paris were all well sustained,
and the affair use = decided success. OF
NAM we have already spoken. To
night il Lotts's beneh', aud Of course the
house will be crowded.
GREESLAw OPERA HOUsE.-The White
Farm (Oue of the most clever and anus
ing burlesques ever gotten up, and Nam
the GOOD for nothing were given at this
11aa. - au1rgGpa anr {1ar nfrhf In pnffa
Of the attraction OF one hundred dollars
10 cash, which are given sgsy nightly,
The house was not full by any means. s
rais company is strictly first-class-
not an actor or actress, gymBast 1
artist or artistic, dancer, I
lsussusa, or vocalist but would pase I
among "starsn or be received {
veil on any boards. The character OF !
heir performances are chaste, modest
md entertaining snd yet, while within
re sounds OF their voices, in tbs very c
SINE building, a large hall is crowded 5
Until there is not standing room, with 3
eager to see 3 collection OF lUSUS g
and mslformed human beings,
hey, with al their attractions, cannot
raw even q full house. Tonight Is the b
Of Mr.. Oates and we hope our q
.e0ple will give her a warm and rousipg (
Welcome. Oae hundred dollars will be y
iven away 10 the holders Of tickets in 4
even pr.zss. Go and try your luck any
7ay. n
GERMAN THEATER.-A German the.
tricai performance will be given this Il
at the Memphis Club Hall, by Il
Ir. Hahn and his troupe, for the benefit S
the Memphis Club. r,
Tom THUMB and his party left town =,
estsrdsy after having the most sue ?
assiul exhibition that was ever given .
! Memphis, I