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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-10
The FeSfiC0E.

A fair and festival will be held 10
Dunbar's Hall, next Tuesday evening
for the benefit of Calvary Church. A
few articles will be offered for sale but
the chief attraction will be the drawing
of the beautiful Afgan, by lottery-tick-
cts for which are now being sold. We
bespeak a general attendance to the fes-
tivaL The Calvary Clutch, we believe,
has never before given any entertain
mcnt Of this kind, for its aid, while its
members, few as they are, have ever
been ready to contribute to others in a
generous manner. The ladies will spare
no pains to have everything in order. to
have merry time and we hope to see
their efforts crowned with success. Oys
tiers will be served to those desiring them.
Admission to the hall, 10 cents.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-10

LA OHUsSBs DeC 1us lcVS.
FRIKND FLINT:-
"While my hand is in, Just let me tell
you, Flint. low, this thing looks to me-
Last winter, spent some time aud
money, in trying to get Legislation to
help you get the tax list. Who beat
you--beat YOU, after he had promised
me to let the bill go drought E. II.
Ives. We'll to help you along, l, unsolc
tied gave you the Assistant Assessorship.
Last fall, the same Ives who beat you
Ives a democrat, was candidate for the
Senate, aud you did do more than all
the other editors combined to elect him |.
II was you, who while travelling as As
SCISSOR, filed Polk county with his tickets
ia was your paper and yours only,
which persistently lampooned John Com,
stock. Ihad right to ask you not to
bolt the ticket, and L did. You had q
right TO bolt, aud you'd but you might
at least liave been temperate aud candid,
instead of violent and unreasonable
Mind you, l don't question -your right to
do as you please with your paper, and
on the other hand you will conc de me
The right 10 Withhold any aid l may have
from paper whose political action | do
not endorse. ~ sbs>,-s-s 2
This is public and political matter,
of which every one has cognizance.
just note these things
down. Flint, not ip any bad temper. but
for your christian consi,leratios-just to
show how it looks to me. 1.-THE Journal
IS to take the back track for Copp, rs
last fall, Copp should stand by it. If it
is to help elect Ives, then Ives should
supply .sthe sinews Of war;" sat
Yours truly. Lutte A. TAYLOR.
To these charges we sent the following
reply: a7e
qvrFF PRESCOTT, Dec 18th, 1869.
FRIEND TATLoR:-4
While my hand is iu,. let me read n
short lecture. E. III. Ives, you say, beat
my printing bill in the Legislature last
winter. That is too true: But how in
did 4. III. Ives get there-Ives dem
ocrat, in the Assembly from a county
500 republican majoritys Who bolted
the regular nomination wirhou. the
slightest causeg Who worked early and
late for man John Dale) who was
fairly beaten in the Convention, and
who had no claims upon the party that
any agkite man was bound to respect p
You know that your action ensured the
election of E. III. Ives. and the defeat of
Mr.. Guitteaa Did it injure you politically
or fnanciallyf On whom did the blow
salla Did we sliirk the bargain We made /?
Did we not aid you with the JOURNAL to
support Washbrrn, that you might re-
gain your political status, and keep the
Office yoa now bold! There is no de-
nying that you deserved official decapi-
tation for the course you pursued.
You charge me With Sling Polk coun-
ty. with Ives tickets. Whoever gave
you that valuable Information simply
ied-tbat is nil. never printed an
Ives ticket for Polk coun'y-neveF took an
Ives ticket into that county-and never
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-10
have also a complete sssortn.ntof
GROCERIES,

which is second toncne in the country, soa.ss, /.
IN oreverything in the line.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
Or. JOSEPH SHEPARD,
HnI EnR MARnI GRAS ]

On New Raleigh Road. three miles from
Court Square.
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TELEeRapHIc MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February Election lower;
sales 500 bales; uPlands, PFC. Flour, 81 90
5 o. Whisky a shade irmer; 90c. Wheat,
No. spring, 81 l6Gl %. Corn, mixed, S2s5
9Oe. Rice duh at 6,a7c Coffee dull. Sugar
steady 8L 91I4llc for Cuba. Molasses quiet.
MOney-The market is easy Al 406 per cent
On call. Sterling is weak at S5<151s. Gold
opened at 1873 touched lS1<, advanced to 1874,
on the action Of the House relative to more
currency, and closed at 1875 from bear press
ure to contract it. The market Is more ac-
tive. Clearances, sS,000O00. The carrying
rates were 4G6i9 per cent. Governments
steady. state bonds dull; Old Tennessees,
Djrry Goods @The market to-day was rather
quiet with but few changes to report. An
droscoggin 10 brown sheetings, 4715c; DO 81
DO, f21zc; gold medal IS Dleached, 12c; Mont
gOrnery 81 do, lie. Business shows visible
signs OF Improvement Tomorrow being a
holiday, business generally will be suspend
ed IL financial and commercial circles. The
stock and gold exchanges, banks and public
Offices viii be closed.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, February 2l.-Flour-spring X,
s. G0g4 IS. Wheat, s5lc. Corn, G914c. Oats,
SYzc. Rye, G7g6Sc. Barley, 9se@Sl 10. High
wines, 82}&c. Pork, SH %. Lard, l5al53zc.
Hams l45{SI5c. Bulk shoulders, l0146l01zc.
Rough sides, l2j4ei5e; short rib middles, i4c.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, February 2L--Tobacco-saIes
IS hhds lugs at IS 0007 co; leaf 81 50GIl 90.
Cotton dull at DC. Flour-famiIy X, s. 25.
Corn, 9}c. oats, G}e, all sacked. Prime
sugar, .Sc. Pork. 81 SO. Bacon shoulders,
re; sides, lGi{ 9l63zc- Bulk shoulders. ll14c;
sides. Ii544l5c. Lard, teree, l6c. Whisky, s3c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCTSNATT, February 2l.-FiOur-family,
s. 2jaj 50. Wheat, red, 81 G6GI 6. Corn, $50
zoe. Oats 52G5jc. Barley, 81 7OaI IS. Cotton
dull At &c. Tobacco firm at full prices
Whisky, Ole. Pork firm at 81 50. Bulk
shoulders, I0}zc; sides, l45zgi5c. Bacon
shoulders, I2lSc; sides, l60 i5t4c; hams ls9l9c.
Lard, E3zaIlc. Butter 5052c. Eggs, l3c.
Sugar, I0jagl35zc. Molasses 75J7Sc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS, February 2I- FlOur-fall super
fine, 81 -. Wheat, No. 2 red fan, 95c,@sl CO.
Corn, mixed, 70gl7lc. Oats, 439j3c Barley,
81 G1sl o.. Rye, 70 a72c. Pork, 81 50gE 70.
Bulk Shoulders, lO48lIc; sides, lE4gl5cz.
Lard, lIl4Gljc-
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, February Election dull;
low mIdGiings, Zc; good ordinary, 25zc.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, February 2l.-ConsOls for money
93 on account, S2}2. lO-iOs, SIS 62s, SIS
Paris February 2L-Ths Bourse is firm.
Rentes 73f 62c.
HAvEE, February Election heavy; l851 I
on the spot
FRANEF0Er, February 2L-UnIted States
Bonds active and firm; lo-40s, 93}- as
LIVERPOOL, February 2l-ge-tOn-upla
H44iEsd; Orleans, ilad; sales IOrOJJ bales.
Ere1dstuds Irner. White Wheat, gs; Red
" esrern No. ., Is Sd; Winter. SIS sd ass Cd.
Western Flour, 1875 80. Corn, 2js Sd. Oats, Us
sd. Peas, 5Js Cd
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FROM NASHVILLE.
Legislative Proceedings --CIass Of the La
bors Of Constitutional Convention
A Negro Convention Organized to Inquire
into the Condition Of the Race.
sEECTAI TO NIEAfPHIs APPEAL.

SEECIAL TO MEMPHIS APPEAL.
NASHVILLE, February H.-H0use.
A resolution was adopted providing
for the appointment Of a special COM
mittee to settle with the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad in relation 10
ceatain funds paid by that road 10 the
Bank of Tennessee.
Senate bill fixing rate OF taxation
passed second reading, after being
amended by reducing rate Of taxation
from thirty to twenty cents on every
hundred dollars.
The House was occupied a great
portion Of the day in discussing the
Senate bill giving the Governor pow
er to appoint County Marshals, and
finally the bill in lieu, offered by Mr..
Fleming, was adopted, which imposes
heavy fines and penalties on civil
officers who fail or refuse to carry cut
the law, and gives the Governor iis-
cretionary power in appointing Mar
shals.
ConUeati0R.-T The Convention I'm
ished the Constitution to-day, and viii
adjourn Tomorrow, after the mem
bers have signed their names to the
document.
4 provision was enacted to-day, ex-
empting Hebrews, or persons of any
other belief, from public service on
their sabbath or day of rest.
4 proposition TO allow Hebrews to
pursue their avocation On the Chris
tian Sabbath was rejected by a large
majority.
An amendment was adopted requir-
ing officers who may hold over under
the amended Constitution, to take
an oath to support the same
Immediately after ratification or va
cate their offices.
A provision was adopted as to the
election for the ratification OF the
amended Constitution.
There was nothing Of interest done
in the Senate.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, February 2l.-The
convention Of eOlored men, represent
ing every part Of Tennessee, met in
this city to-day. Nothing beyond or
ganizing was done. The object Of the
convention is an investigation of the
condition Of the negroes, and the adOp-
/ ton of measures for their improve
ment. It is very respectable assem-
! blage.
The Constitutional Convention con
cluded its labors to-day, and will ad-
l iOurn tomorrow.
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answer to the statements OF that pa
per, he proposed tovindieate the truth
OF history, while the witnesses were
still living. The resolution was after
ward withdrawn,
Mr.. Patterson, from the Committee
on Reconstruction, reported with
amendments the bill TO abolish the
Freedmen'S Bureau and provide for q
Bureau of Education. The bill pro-
vides that the present duties OF the
Freedmen's Bureau relating TO the
collection and payment Of bounties.
shall be discharged by the officers OF
the War Department, selected by the
President. That Department also
takes charge ofall property under
control of said Bureau except such
property and funds as has been appro-
priated for the purpose Of education,
which shall be transferred to the Bu-
reau Of Education, together with the
clerical force now employed therein.
The Bureau of Education is author
lied to cooperate with any other edu-
catiOnal organization throughout the
United States, for the establishment
and maintenance of schools for the
education of all classes, and may take
possession of all funds and property
heretofore conveyed by the Freed
mems Bureau for such purposes,
which may be attempted to be di-
rected from the original purpose and
intention.
Mr.. Howe introduced a bill estab-
fishing q territorial government tor
Alaska.
The Vice President announced that
he would be compelled to be absent
for one week from to-day, and Senator
Anthony would be deputed to preside
temporarily.
Several bills from the Committee on
Commerce were passed, including the
House Joint resolution to sell or eX-
change the custom house site in Nash
vile, and obtain a more suitable loca-
ton; and the bill TO raise better secu-
rity for Passengers on beard of vessels
propelled by steam. It requires every
steam vessel OF over one hundred
tons, carrying passengers Or freight,
shall be supplied with double acting
steam pumps as the means of ex-
hausting bolts, which shall be OpeT-
ated Independent OF the machinery OF
the vessel, and amended to allow the
partial use, in lieu Of life-boats, Of
life-Tafts ami liie-cOrk mattresses,
with bread and water compliments.
The bill is amendatOry to the act
fixing rules snd regulations for pre-
venting collisions on water" ap-
proved April %, 1864; and the bill TO
reOrgauize the marine hospital service,
and to provide for the relief of sick
and disabled seamen.
Mr.. Morrill,, from the Conference
Committee on the naval deficiency
bill, made a report fixing the whole
amount OF the appropriation at s., ,000,-
900, which was COucUrTed in.
Mr.. Sumner announced that he had
received for presentation to the Sen
ate a beautiful volume containing the
Lords Prayer iG-an hundred different
languages, and he moved that it be
received and deposited in the Con-
gressiOnal Library. Agreed to.
Mr.. Wilson delivered a joint resOlu-
ton that 10 speech not actually deliv-
cred in Congress, shall be printed in
its proceedings. Passed, after which
the Snnata adjourned
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The SALE IS PEREMPTORY.
And is worthy the attention Of those who
are looking for speeuIations in lands.
ROystsr, Trezeyant & Co., AHeti0Heers.
ChanCery Sale on Friday, February
IS, 1870.

No. SI95-Chancery Court of Memphis.-Hsr-
rieJ J. ROyster, Adm'x, VS.. 5. $. ROyster
ny virtue of an fnterIoeutory decree in this
ID cause, viii sell, at public auction, To the
highest bidder, at the auctIOuh0use OF EOys-
ter, TreZevant & Co., No. go 1faiu street
Memphis, Tennessee, on Friday, February
), 1870, within legal hours, the undivided
Gne-half interest OF r. W. EOyster, deceased
IN and TO the following real estate, to-wIt:
Lying and being IN tEe county OF 5lelnT
and State of Tennessee on Island No. 20, in
the Mississippi river, designated as Lot NO
8, on the plan OF survey By Robinson s. Moon,
Engineers: Beginning aJ a stake in a road,
The northeast corner Of I. P. HaI4s d54-aCEe
entry whence south g. west chain and 10
links stands 9 h0ney-loeust marked ~ 5
thence east 81 chains and IS links 20 the bank
Of a chute; thence south and westward y
with meanders OF said chute chains, chains
and IL links, chains and g links. TO chains
and "A chains to q stake on the bank OF the
chute; thence west 40 chains and 50 links to a
stake and pointers; thence north a chains ia
the beginning, containing 245 2s-lou acres
Also, Lot No. 4, on said plan Of survey, be-
ing on Island No. 40: Beginning at q sake ia
the northwest corner OF the 64O-aCFe entry 3
thence east 2 chains; thence north g chains ;
thence east chains; thence south II chains
to the beginning, containing - 10-lO0 acres.
Also. Lot No. 5. being on Island No. .: Be
ginning at a cottonwood on the bank Of the
river, west side Of the Island, marked A., GA
PenneIs south boundary line; thence east 3
chains TO a stake and elm marked b.. thence
north 30 chains and 20 links to- an elm marked
c.. thence east y chains and 50 links 10 an
ash marked d. on Mitchells west boundary
line; thence south with his line 81 chains
and so links to an ash marked E in Mctiav-
0ck 3 north line; thence west with hi2 line
IG chains to a cottonwood marked z, On the
bank OF the river; thence north Is vest
chains; thence north 81 west l4 chains and 10
links to the beginning, containing 45s acres.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash, balance
on credit OF six and twelve months, notes
with security taken, and lein retained til
payment of the purchase money.
A. ASTON. q. and ".
LOgwO0d MlcOu & FOwlkes, Solicitors for
compartments le5
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The Feaian8 Condemned by the Pope

II has been Tor some time a matter
of dispute in Ireland whether the
POBei5 recent condemnation Of secret
-. sieties was intended to include the
Een,.en Brotherhood. The following
decrea dated Rome, January 18th, sets
lie quest on at rest:
AS it mav be doubted by many
whether the 50, ,lety OF remains Is Ia
cluded and denounced among the So
cietics condemned 40 the fOnlillcai
Constitutions, our D9ai Aoly Fatnef
Plus IX, having firSt IakeA me oPln-
ions OF the eminent CSrulnais, thS IL
auisitOrs-general appOinltd 70 guafd
against heretical peTVersity "a the
universal Christian republic, lest ne
hearts OF the faithful, particularly the
simple, should be perverted to the
Imminent danger of their souls, and
adhering to the DEGREES Of the cOngre-
cation Of the General InqUisitiOn Is
SI1ad ia ike circumstances, especially
fhe decree of July .. 1865, has de-
eveed and declared that the Ameri-
can or Irish society called Re
Man is comprised among the
sociafies forbidden and condemned
in tba constitutions of the Supreme
Pontiff, and in particular by that late
Iy issued by His Holiness dated Octo-
Ser %, 1863, beginning "Apostoliea
Sedis;" in paragraph 4 Of which are
declared liable to sentence OF exeom-
munication. to be removed oaly by
the Pope, "Those sects called Free
M- asons, Carb0nari, or any other kinds
of ect5 which either openly or pri-
Vatet Y plot against the Church or le-
a-itima .fely constituted authorities, to-
Setber with those who in any way
favor the same; as also their secret
heads or lea ders, so long as they shall
NOT have den )unced them" He has
therefore Commanded this answer TO
he given to certain bishops who have
asked the question.
u. ANG GEIO-ARGENTT,
Notary of the Holy Roman Inquisition'
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1910.

thn premises and forbidden to pass
! through the farm, leaving gates
open and fences down. Morris
apprehended no difficulty on ac-
count of the affair, but the
negro was highly incensed that Mr..
Morris should wish 10 control his
own. and to avenge the faucied wrong
raised a band of negroes and muir
dered the MOrTises. The citizens OF
the vicinity organized and went in
pursuit of the miscreauts, but at last
accounts had not succeeded in cap
turing any of them. It is about time
that the law should be invoked to
stop the daily murders that occur with
almost impunity. Unless the author
tiles do something toward protecting
the people from the violence of these
murderers, Judge Lynch will certainly
come to the rescue and speedily quiet
their lawless outbreaks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22

in the disposal of his appointments to
West Point and Annapolis Acade-
mics, and should be expelled.
The President sent the following
nominations to the Senate to-day:
George II. Hand, of Dakota, as Secre-
tary of Dakota; ID. II. Datchilder, OF
New York, Consul az Londonderry.
Gen. Reynolds has officially notified
Gen. Townsend that the Legislature
Of Texas has ratified the XIIIth,
XIVth and XVIII Amendments.
The Executive Department will be
closed from noon tomorrow, in honor
of WashingtOn's birthday.
The Captain commanding the Mon
arch is expected here tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, February 2l.-The
President has approved the Military
Academy appropriation bill, and the
bill giving Bridges Battery Asso-
citation, at Chicago, certain captured
cannon.
General Logan, from the Committee
on Military Affairs, has reported a
resolution that B. T. Whittemore,
Representative of the First Congress
sional District of South Carolina, has
been influenced by improper motives
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TOOF, PHILLIPS g. CO.
COTTON FACTORS
AND WHOLESALE GR0cERs,

zoo rTOhI STeet. -
,edger COPY. lab
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Two White Men Killed by Negroes.

From the Goodman Star Of last Sat
- we take the following account
Of Am unprovoked, brutal and atrocious
,,,nrder y, bv negroes, committed a few
~ I, -Il' - - on last Sunday morning
84g' t,to 3 brothers, Morris, formerly d
1"g Tscl-zon Miss. who were engaged in
= 'yS-'T' On fhe Cooper plantation On
I,lE aoney Island. four miles from
Tehuia. in this county, were unSexpe9ct-
edIv attacked by an armed band OF
negroes. to the number OF iiiteen @ OF
twenty, about daylight, WHO b'ta i'l- sur
Tounded the house where the moffia5s @
sIenf. These unfortunate men, sur
,,Tised and overpOWered by punoelfs'
4.are At last killed after a gallant iie-
f,nse during which one OF the negroes
was killed. 1t seems that the ana, AZ
ley out OF 2 negro being ordered on
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OocaaationaI Ailments. ---Fresh, pure air

OOFI tsdAbtAci FtitHaStiASt---s coll pui 2 Gil
Is a vitalizing elixir. Whoever IS debaYred
By circumstances from unrestricted access
to this invisible, bus powerful stimulaDt,
needs a medicinal iuvigoIsnt of some kind
The great object should be to choose The best.
Popularity is a pretty good guarantee Of
merit in this sorutintzing and intelligent age.
and tried by ftis criterion, Hostetter's stom-
ach Bitters, stands first among the invigo-
rating and regulating medicines of the pres
eut day. To the wants Of persons engaged
in indoor en- plOymEnts, especially IN crowded
.act0FiCS where even with the best possible
ventilation the atmO ephere is always in some
degree polluted, this salubriOus vegetable
tonic is peculiarly ada pied. The nature Of
the ingredients is no mystery. II consists OF
an absolutely pure diHusive Stimulant tine
tured-Or rather SUrcbarged-with the fluid
extracts Ol sanatOus roots and barks and
herbs. The ph8rmacop0ia has its tinctureS
but what are they? The Juice % only sin
gle root or bark or plant is present in each
I Not one OF them combines the three proper
Ties of a ton ic. an Alternative. aud an speFigut
All these clements are blended in the Bitters ;
nor are these the sum Of its medicinal re-
cOmmendati0ns. Il IS also blood depurent
and an antispasmOdic.
The baleful effect which air that has been
partially exhausted OF its oxygen by frequent
breathing produces on the vital organization,
Is notorious, and when to this deVijaliZed
atmosphere Is Superadded the mephitic va
por of hot air furnaces, it becomes deleterious
/ and depressing ia the extreme. To enable
the system TO bear Up, ev0n FOR q few hears
each day against the debilitaEng influence
/ of Vitlated atmosphere, a wholesome tonic
and Alternative is urgently required. This
grand disideTatum is supplied in Hostetter's
Bitters, which as a strength sustaining
health-prOtectiag agent has no rival, either
among Officinai or advertised medicines.
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Deatl,. Anniversary.

HARTFoRD, February 2l.-Chief
Justice Hinman died at Cheshire to-
day.
The two hundredth anniversary OF
the South Congregational Church will
be celebrated ON Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
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NoTTGE.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Newton Ford, D. T. Porter and II.
Furstenheim, under the style and firm OF
NEWTON FORD & CO, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, II. Furstenheim having
disposed of his entire interest in the business
20 Col WM. +. TAYLOR.
The new firm will continue business under
the same name and At the same place, where
they viii be glad to serve their friends and
customers NEWTON FORD,
D. T. PORTER,
il. FURSTENHEI
AIur..r.lnic L.cl.rr.aru u lSTn- feu2l d.s..L
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PROPOSALS.

OFrrcK OF THE GRADER COTTON GIT AND)
tMsAsuFAcTURING Co., SSS SHELBY ST,
MEMPHIS. TENN., February II, 1870.
PROPOSALS viii be received until Il
o'clock on Tuesday, the I'D inst- for ma
terials and labor for covering Cotton Shed
Plans and specifications may be seen on
application to. the undersigned, at the Office
Of me Company. b. PARKMAN,
feblS General superintendent,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

Last Night but One Of the charming CONNIE
diene Miss ANNIE TIFFANY. aud JOHN
NY THOMPSON, The talented deuneatOr Of
negro character.
THIS TUESDAY EVENING, February IL
The beautiful drama Of JESSIE BROWN ;
or The Relief OF Lueknow-receiVed last
night with tumuituOus applause-Iessie
Brown, Miss Annie Tiffany. To conclude
QUASH-Quash, Johnny Thompson.
To morrow Wednesday Evening, Feb 3D.
For the benefit and last appearance OF
Johnny Thompson - OLIVER TWIST -
Nancy Sykes, Miss Annie tiffany. To be
followed by Johnny Thorn psOn's Dutch
Comic Sketches.
In preparation, with new scenery, dresses
appointments and great comp pleteness, the
spectacular drama Of the SEA or ICE.