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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27

THE Republicans Of Doniphan County
have nominated Hon. Sol. Miller, Of White
Cloud, and DIR. J. Wood, of Doniphan, for
State Senators. They were instructed al
most unanimously against Sidney Clarke.
The Second Representative District nomi-
mates that sound veteran Republican, the
Hon. Abraham Bennett. He will be elected
two to one. The Fifth District dominates
Kennedy, anti-Clarke, over Clarke Lowe
an unlookcd-for victory.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27

WE received yesterday one Of the largest
sized Taylor steam presses for.the mammoth
WEEKLY TINES, which will be put in opera
ton rs soon as our new steam engine Is in
place
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27

A LITTLE son Of Mrs. Wilcox, widow
residing in Lawrence, was kicked TO death
by vicious mustang pony, on MONDAY. last.
The helpless little fellow was terribly man
clal.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27

To illustrate the fact that printing paper
out West costs something, Buckingham, of
the Cloud County Empire, announces that the
freight on three bundles of paper, weighing
135 pounds, from Leavenworth to Clyde,
was 1915. Subscribers ought to come right
down with the stamps on that statement.
Buck gets up good paper, by the way, and
We are glad to learn that it is well supported.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27

10 tie Editors Of The Times:
Your notice Of the abandonment Of work
on the shaft at Fort Scott, recalls n visit the
writer made to it, about ten days since.
The bed from which the article called Fort
Scott coal is taken, is what is called ''sur-
face vein. 1t lies from FIVE to eight feet
deep, and varies in thickness from twelve to
fifteen inches. In order to obtain it, the
whole of the covering" must be removed.
This consists Of soil, limestone and slate,
intersPersed with boulders of iron. 1t is a
work of great labor, and during all kinds Of
inclcment weather, it is necessarily sus-
pended. Hence the supply Of coal from this
source is very uncertain and very unreliable.
During boring made mile and half
south of the town, a bed of coal SIR feet in
thickness, was passed through, at depth Of
a6o feet. This was at the place now known
as 1.-The Burning Well" Upon this datum,
the coal company determined to sink shaft,
one half mile north of town on the railroad
"A distance Of on. two miles from the
point where the six foot vein was proven.
They reached the depth of go feet, after
many trials, but failed to get any considera-
ble vein Of coal. They continued the shat,
to depth of S25 feet, and still finding nc
coal, they resolved to bore This they did,
and when the writer was there, they had
gone $50 feet deeper, making in all AS feet,
and as they had then bored in stratum OF
rock lis feet and were not vet through j,
they were about desparing of SUCCESS. What
the character Of the rock was, nobody con-
nected with the work seemed to know. One
called it sand stone, and another believed
it to be the "Archimedes Limestone" at the
bottom of the coal measures.
If they have really abandoned the work,
which should be greatly regretted, they can
have no good reason for concealing the ''sec-
ton" of the rocks as far as gone; and as its
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

In view 81 the approaching; sf..t"n I'd County
officer, r,,,p.- :hry announce M elf =, ,Ipf-
date for the olr,, Of Superintendent, "f P"tl Nv
,truct"p anil Solicit tl. part 81, IA" electors at
Lav.nworth Cou.ty, a Iair and cnusiierats
vas, Of my QUALIFICATIONS alrt btnes FIR the otc.
j. ~ RIASsNAS,
T,Xu bt.,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27

TIE attention of teachers is called TO the
advertisement in another column, of an ex-
animation to be held at the Western Busi-
ness College, corner 0: Cherokee and Fifth
streets ON the 9th instant
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27

There ID no sueh medicine lbs IL diseases 70,
which II b recommended - Edward wilder Stom.
ach Bitters. 1t Is positively asserted that they an
altogether unequalled. They ars absolutely infal.
ble, il used according 10 diIeesiss., In DyPep.ia,
Indigestion, Ints.mitte.t Fever, Liver Complaint,
Collie, and Flux. They are . tonic. They are en-
inently an alternative. They are superior to an
other medicines - IN aprstiser. They invieorate
the enseeh'ed stomach, and revive the overwrouEh,
system. They add new power to the weakened
heart, and sustain the overtaxed brain. Besides
being superior IT, thsy arc unlike, Ill other Btter.,
in having for their bs.e pure eorPer-distlIed Bour
bon whiskey. This fact alone has given them ,
character in the city where they src made, and
must commend them to the loven d the good and
the genuine everywhere, To the anxious mother
weighed down with family caro-, to the merchant.
exhausted by the harrass Of business, 10 the dy.-
Iepic, to him Who suffers fum constipation, TO The
victim "fnux collie debility, these Btten ole,
speedy and never FILLING relief Try them. II
you take them once, you will never afer be without
them in your house.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27

by process recently discovered, have been able
to obtain from the bark Of the Wild Cherry 0ech-
nically the Prunus virginian an extr.ct which has
heen pronounced by the Pharmaceutical Society Of
London and Berlin to possess more Of the virtues Of
this invaluable tree than any other ever presented
to them. One single teaspoonful Of Edward VIII
der's Compound Extract Of Wild Cherry contains
more Of the active principle Of the wild Cherry
than any other preparation contains in
a wine glass full. To this extract i,
added other ingredients derived from the
vegetable kingdom. which give an efficiency, activ-
ity, and power to this remedy which justly snttle
it to lie called the Destroyer Of Coughs Colds Ca
tarrhs, Larangitis, Asthma, Influenza, and Group.
Not one Of these affections can withstand II. They
yield instantly to its magic power. Beside. these
diseases, it is invaluable in Pneumonia and Pleu-
risy. In Bronchitis, acute and chronic, it is un-
failing, and in the cough Of Consumption II afford,
a relief which other remedy Is capable Of doing
In its composition are summed up all the ingredi-
cnts necessary To effect permanent cure, which in
every case is warranted IL used according to direc-
tcns.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27

A GENTLEMAN from up the road, yester-
day, brings us rumor that Lieutenant ii.
Walworth Smith, Acting Quartermaster of
the Seventh Cavalry, was murdered at or
near Salina, day before yesterday. He was
known to have about his person large
amount of Government funds, and the rumOr
excites the gra,eSt apprehensions in regard
TO the matter. The Lieutenant was well
known in this city, where he has a large
number of friends who will rejoice to learn
that the above is but a rImor.-ISpeku Conn
monuedhh.
Lieut.. Smith is well known here, and was
formerly from Rochester, \. y.
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FOR SALE.
- GREAT BARGAIN! "a
ESTOCK FARM.Ill

EOR SALE IN LYON COUNTY, NEAR En-
l. PORIA, 1eo acres excellent lan.l, improved
stone house, II rooms-hest house in South
ern Kansas-stablias for 100 hon~s, stone ccrrall,
Large unfaling spring FIR stock, god we'll, most
living comfortably, and making money, All E,r
the small price Of s., 5oo-half, or less than half
what the Improvements cost. Apply to 4. A.
HIGENBOTHAM. Zeal Estate Agent, No. ., Del
aware street, Leavenvorth. o-t26d&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27

FIVE companies Of the Seventh cavalry,
left Fort Hays yesterday for Leavenworth.
Company GIL" remains at Hays. General
Custer and Col. Weir are coming in TO win
ter at Fort LeavenwOrh.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27
POLITICAL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"

- - 80 -
A Republican County Convention will be held in
The City Of Lsavenvorth on October 18th, at II m.
in Turner Hall. for the nomination Of the following
sG5cers:
County sheriff, Attorney, Probate Judge, Dis
trict Clerk, Superintendent Of Public Instruction
and three Senators. ias
The urinary meetings will be he'll at the follow
ing places for the election Of delegates and alter
mates: On the 9Th day Of October, 1870, in the
townships at p m, and in the Wards at p. IN.
Pulls TO be open two hours at least.
First wara-At Chris Staiher's..
Second wardNAt Harmony Hall.
Thru Waru-At Latta' $ Building.
Fourth Ward-At Turner's Hall.
kickaP"" Iownshir-At Cnly's Precinct
Delaware Tswrxhips- At SEER 3 bod House.
Eas,on To~nship-At RuPp's MILL.
stranger Tovnship-At Joseph Doise's. .--
Tonsanexie Town,hip-M the School House IN
Tcnsancxic.
High Prairie ToSnsh'P-At frame se""oi HOUSE.
Reno TovnshiP-At Reno. n
Sherman TownshiP-At Jevetfs.
Paramount TownshipTA Towne's School House
The f,llowin: are the humber Of delegates to
which each Township ard Ward is eatitled:
First Ward, :; Second waza, 4; Third Ward, ,;
FOarth Wart, ]; kickapoa, .; EastoD, .; High
Prairie, 2; Stranger, 2; Paramount, I; sherman,
Reno. Il IonsanoAic' - Alexandria, - Della
ware, .., ---,-r ~. 49,.
1t Is recommended by the Central COMMITTEE that
eaen Pr'mar! meetns eject cr"''ai 'o"'"'''ee "'
he ensuing year, and that the s"nrent'"" ehe-Se a
central County Committee OF at least one from each
Ward and Township
II is also recommended that the primary meetings
nominate candidates for members OF the Ie;'Sis-
iurc, where the Representative District is composed
Of enc Township, and shae -DsaFfss coMP'eso oil
more than one Township select t9sSr cw time AMI
mode Of nominating.
1t is also recommended thnt the voting he rira
rore and that no proxies i've admitted.
JOHN SCHofT, Chairman
q. ". ii. MOORE, Secretary.
bod. e.
[NSOh h~SN-eA NM
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IMPURE BLOOD,


VIII be given for any Of this disease that occurs
To any one that uses the Bitters or Tonic as a pre-
ventive.
Inose who have the Fever and Aguc will find A.
ter the chills have stopped, that by using few hat
ties OF the Bitters or Tonic, that the disease will
not return.
These remedies will rebuild their Constitutions
faster than any known remedy. ..--
These remedies were placed before the public
thirty years ago, with all the prejudice Of so-cale
patent medicine operating against them, but
day, they stand at the head Of all preparations Of
their class, with the Endorsement OfeRinent Judges
lawyers, cieIgymen and physicians.
Read the following symptoms, and II you find that
your system Is affected by any Of them, you may
rest assured that disease has commenced Its attack
on the most important organs Of your budy and un-
les soon checked by the Of powerful remedies,
. . miserable lie, soon terminating in death, viii
be the result.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27
REPUBLICAN
Meetings!

Col. VIM. 4. Phillips
Gov. James ~. Harvey,
Hon. !. -. k0llOtll.
Hon. S,sssa'l j. Ora y ford.
Hon. y. II. Elder.
Hon. j. T.. Hayes.
Will address the people Of kanS's at the
time anil place named below;
Council Grove, Thursday, OFT. 9Th, " =. M
Burncam" Friday, bci. 18th, ~ y. ~.
Lawrence, saturday, o.,. 29,h, at y. ~.
Garnet, Monday, Oct .!iSt, ~ " ~.
Olathe. Tuesday, Nov. lSt. ut T.. NJ.
Paoll. wednesday, Nov. n. AT y
Mound City, THURSDAY, Nov. n, ~ J.. M
Fort Scott Friday. Nov. nh, NJ y. IN.
Republicans in places name1 will make .,r'a"-"
un.n;s for Hall, S".
Gov. Harvey aud Col Phillips ha'" given a~sur
ance that they viii attend these meetings tho 9th
ers will attend part of them
Nv oricr Of the Republican stat" Central Com
miitec. Il. H. ANTHONY,
thiiTm1n.
JWoc STpTIFR Serretsrv.
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Are you suffering from costiveness or in need Of
Pills are vegetable tonic and invisorant Of uncom-
mon excellence. For consultation and biliousness
they are = certain remedy. BY their action they
both revive and refresh the overloaded system. Nor
is this all. There Is nothing in their composition
which !, not vegetable. They are potent for good
among the strong and robust. They are the one
aperient or laxative needed by the delicate and
weakly The liver, the great secretive gland Of the
body, determines both the purity Of the blood and
the condition Of the bowels. These pills contain
herbs, gums, roots, and barks, every Of which
is celebrated ambitious remedy, and which,
IL there he . single ascertained fhct in medicine,
constitute the most genial and perfectly satisfactory
Pursative yet discovered. They do not rasp and
injurc. They clean oat the depraved and vitiased
sccretions Of the alimentary canal. They stimulate
and persuade the liver. They tone the stomach,
and through it the brain and nerves. They do not
irritasc-they restore. In all the Phlegmasia
Rheumatism, Erysipelas, Vertigo, Dizziness, In
nammation Of the Brain, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bladder, and in every other affection in which .
Purystive is desirable, these pills are beyond all
pcradventure a true panaeea. Hence use none
other, they can do you harm, and their effects
are inv,rtably beneficial.
Thousands Of children die annually Of WORMS
true vermicide or killer has long been de-
siderztum in medicine. Edward wilder Mother
Worm Syrup is the thing needed to secure chiIdren
against the insidious evils Of the many worms which
infest their intestinal trsct. Il b ssaisbse. Il b
pleasant. It is salubrious II h nj. II expels
round worms, thread VOTES, and the hugs tape
uorm 1t cannot fail. II ciean up the skin II
swe~tens the temper Of the little sufferers. II
secures sleep. II brings hack the appetise. Nr-
lieves the tunid belly. Il sdvascs the growth q
the child II restores the ruses 10 its ehseA. Il
saves the teeth. II guards it ssaiass coavulsions,
.rasns, and st. vitus': dance. 1t ID fr superior 70
al other medicines for exPeliins vosmA Moshefs,
sc to it tina, you give your childrsa this truly
nerer-failing worm killer.
EDWARD WILDER & CO.,
Wholesale DTuGRists,
2151MAIx-sr, MARBL1 Faoxr,
Louisville, ".
sepJe-s1n-tn&tA&uloe
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Have you for years been suffering With Ague and
Fever or Chills and Fever, which 20 rsck the sys-
tenn? If 50, 50 At once and get . bottle Of Edward
wilder's Chill Tonic, as II Is boldly asserted that,
in its line, and for the diseases for which II is re-
commended, there is no medicine known that will
at all compare with IL.
II is certain, . speedy, . permanent cure for
every disease arising from miasma or malaria. No
form Of Intermittent Remittent Fever can resist
il. Quotiiian, Tertian, Quartian, and Twenty
one day Chils are Obliged to yield to it, II i. the
eonqucrcr Of every species OF Marsh or Swamp
Fever. II is the complete master Of Brow Ague,
Periodical Headache, Intermittent Neuralgia,
splenalgia r Pain in the side and Of every variety
and modification OF Intermittent and Bilious Fever
Nor does this medicine resemble any other Of the
thousand compounds advertised for these affections
1t is the pure dislation from the most costly v.ri-
cites Of the Cnchoua lark, and II in itself phar-
maccuticsI triumph, . therapeutical wonder II at
checks the Chils and restores the blood to its
proper consistency, thereby ersdicating all traces Of
thi, most baneiul disease from the system. Where
these diseases exist this medicine should al
ways he kept in every household, rs q cure is al
ways guaranteed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27

We learn from the Lawrence Tribune, OF
the death of Joel Thomas race-horse, Van
guard. lie departed this life on Friday
morning, the cause being spasmodic or cramp
collie. Vanguard was thoroughbred, and
one of the fastest and best ever owned in the
West, and Just in his prime, being only nine
years old. He was valued at 81 800, and the
lnSS 10 puifo n cnvora ono
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27

THE pureSt and sweetest Cod Liver Oil in
the world is Hazard & CasweiPs, made on
the sea-shore, from fresh selected livers, BY
Caswell. Hazard & Co., New York. 1t is
absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior to any
of the other oils in market. Sold BY all
druggists. XdtnAfr
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27
LEGAL NOTICE.
NR>~~-

STATE OF KANSAS,
Leavenworth County
In Justices Court, before Richard r. Ree.. Jus
tice Of the Peace of Leavenvorfh Township, Leav-
envorth County, and State Of Kansas.
joseph HarroP, PlaintiH,)
II. Leimke, Defendant.
TINE ABOVE NAMED II. LEIMKE WILL
Il take notice that he was sued i'm the above named
Court on Monday, the 18th day Of October, a. u.
1870. and an order Of attachment issued for the
Of one hundred and twenty two 2D-iO0 dollars, by
the said Richard r. Rees, J. r., and that the
cause will be heard On the I'd day Of November
A. u. 1870, At ~ " clock in the forenoon.
JOSEPH HARROP,
oct24w12s BY q. w. English, his Atty.
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WElearn that the Census Bureau, al Wash
ington, is about to order investigation OF the
Kansas City census, attention having been at
tracted to it by the disproportionate number
of votes to the number Of inhabitants. The
estimate in the West is about one voter to ev-
cry seven inhabitants; and the returns of
that town would make il only one TO thirteen.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOE SALE
Roper CaloEie Engine four ~ horse pover-nearly
new. Apply at this once,
DRENuUN JOB WORK AT THE TINES. CA
Il and see sample.
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A lady in Leavcnworth has gone crazy by
reading the local pages Of the Leavenworth
papers. Csty Jov'nd.
Yes. She read an announcement that her
son had broken his neck trying to climb one
of your sidewalks, without spurs on.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27

Fer Sale b. an Dr14Ki0ls,
n asaln in Medicine Evesyvhese.
nov1tav&eoU69.
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PRICES.

Hollands German Bittes, per bottle 81 %
do do do per half dozen s %
do do Tonic, put up in quart bot
tjcs, q % per bottle, or half dozen for 81 50.
oNDo not forget TO examine we'll the article yoa
baye In order 70 get the genuine.
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Doctors are Using it.

FREDONIA, Oct. 20. 1868.
have used DIR. Smiths Electric Oil, ami find it
IL the hest medicine ever used for deafness
Gro. L. WEXFORD, NJ. y.
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PlrrsBURG, Oct. 25-Iniormation is made
public here by reliable party, that J. +.
Hodson, of Coffin's station, Ind, has re-
ceived cable telegram from his brother
Albert IIodson, who was a passenger by the
Cambria, announcing his safe arrival at
Glasgow. From this it would appear that
there is at least one survivor who has not
made known to the agents of the steamship
line or the English newspapers the fact Of his
safety, and this leads to the hope that still
Others are safe.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Publication Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
| LeavenwOrth County.
In the District Court Of the first Judicial District Of
the State Of Kansas, sitting in the county Of Leav
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White Swelling Cured.

ALBANY, December. !.
On. SMITH, Phladelrhia-Dcar Sir: Your Ei.c-
tric Oil cured my son, who for two years under
the care Of eminent physician, and given up a
cripple for life tSisned,l J. W. KARCOURT.
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GALVESTON, TEXAS, March %.
DIR. SNITH:-Y"ur Electric Oil il selling we'll.
The Dullar size sells host here. Send me - dozen
Of each size Yours truly.
y. Il. LABADIE.
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JACOB SrorLER, Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-01

Lord Lyons Waiting q Dccfsl0n-RW.
mored Capitalatien Of Paris-Baoy>
ancy in the London Markets-Contra.
diction Of . War Report.
LONDON, November 3O.-Lord Lyons is
waiting a decision of the Tours government
as to the matter of sending q plenipOten-
tiary to the conference in London.
The rumored capitulatiOn Of Paris causes
a a.buOyancy in the markets here.
LONDON, November 29.-English Journals
contradict the report they published yes
terday, that the French had been driven
from Ladou and Mazieres, and that French
general had been captured.
The French still hold the place.. There
has been no fight there.
LONDON, November 30, $3.50 P. M.-The
Globe this afternoon published the announce
ment of the capitulation of the entire army
of the Loire. The repeft can be traced to
no authentic source. Nothing was known
of such an event at the German legation
here at 9 P. NJ.
The talk in the clubs favors the idea of q
Tory administration to succeed the present
ministry.
Queen Victoria has visited Eugenie at
Chisslhurst.
The Eastern question approaches peace
full solution. It is confidently expected
that the conference for the settlement will
be held at London. London is in pacific
mood, and all parties feel sure Of peace
full result.
LONDON, November 3O-About had a
leading editorial in the Sois, which was a
cry for peace. 1t has been ordered re-
printed by Bismarck and distributed
among the Prussian soldiers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-01
ORLEANS THURSDAY, 1870

o'clock; knows nothing about the firing, ex
cept what he heard.
CrOss-examined-I brought up the ballot
box and handed it to Mr.. Underwood; had
an escort of twelve colored men all Ofwhom
were armed; was armed with a revolver
1t was full ten o'clock when I reached
home.
John McGrath, sworn-Has lived in Baton
Rouge for twenty-five years; is Parish Re
cOrder at the present time. The testimony
of .his witness added nothing to the weight
Of the evidence, differing in no great degree
from that given by previous witness, Mr..
Hustled.
Mr.. Fuqua here stated to the court that
some witnesses, whose evidence was re-
garded as material to the defense, had not
yet reached the city, and as their examina-
ton can be speedily concluded, the counsel
moved that the case be continued until to-
morrow.
q, The court then adjourned until twelve
o'clock to-day
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-01
Lawrence Barrett.

r This gentleman's engagement at the St.
Charles Theatre continues to be successful.
He appeared again last evening, for the last
time, in the beautiful five act drama en-
titled "Rosedale; or, The Rifle Ball.
AS Elliot Gray he ranks with the best ac-
tors in the land. He is easy, graceful and
fully up to every phase of the character.
There was a good house, and the play
was fairly rendered in all its details. The
ladies and gentlemen of the company
played with spirit, and there was but little
to mar the beauties of the play from the be-
ginning to the ending of it.
Tonight Mr.. Barrett appears as Logo, in
Shakespcare's play of "Othsllo,' Mr.. AL
baugh playing the Moor IaSo is one of the
elder Booths famous presentations, he re-
garding it as a more difficult character of
proper representation than Othello. MIR.
Barrett is evidently Of the same opinion,
and we are prepared to find in his interpre-
tation of Lago that cool malignity, silent re-
sentiment and subtle designment that
Shakespeare makes the leading traits Of this
ch aracter.