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Dr.. Wn. II. Tut:
SR-For several years past 1 have been
subject 20 bilious attacks, and lways was a
firm believer that there was no remedy for The
complaint but mercury, until about n year
and a half ago, as an experiment, l tried your
Vegetable Liver Pills, and was agreeably sur
prised 10 ind that they accomplished all the
results, and more besides, Of blu mass or
calOmel, without any Of their bad effects. l
was alW avs an unbeheverin patent medicines,
but can say this for your pills: that since /
commenced using them l have not taken a
particle Of mercury in any shape and l con-
slider this fact an important one, and one that
those who are in the habit Of taking mercury
for bilious diseases can properly appreciate. /
cordially recommend them as the best Liver
Medicine ever introduced. Yours, etc,
l.. II. GRAY, 2E9 Broad street.
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Friday, the 1st Day Of November, 1872,

within legal hours, the zeal estate mentioned
and describ bed ia said decree, AS follows:
An undivided Ha.f interest in "A tract OF
land lying and being in shelby county, Ten
nessee, in Range SIX o.. section one D., and
18th Surveyors District, containing huy lJul
acres more or less. and bounded on the north
hy Mrs. Grisnabers lot, the Cotton Tin Fac
tory. Mrs. hoops, and Mrs. Gays lots; on the
west by John Martins place; ON the south by
MOletcr's and Dr. MOrgan's places; and on the
east by the place OF NJ. Rhodes, and others:
said land being known a. the tract Of land
purchased Of Us. Dennis by y. Mckeehan
and sold by William Hack 10 Mary L. Cole
man and devised 10y said Mary z. Coleman 10
defendant Maria L. Mckay. and complain
ants intestate Frances A. Fleming, at that
time Frances A. GOUdc.
Terms OF Sale-Six and twelve months
credit; notes with approved security required
for the purchase money, and a lien retained
upon the land until same are paid. Equity
Of redemption barred. september J.. ISL.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Clapp,Nance & Anderson. solicitors for Com
u%Tnfuruf reJ
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Saturday, October 90, 1872,

within Legal hours, the following described
property, tO-Wit:
Part Of Block No.. Il, in the ". E. Butler adj
dition in South Memphis: Beginning at a
point on the north side Elliott street, 80 feet
east Of the Intersection Of said street with De-
soto street; thence eastwardIy with the Inc
Of Elliott street 473 feet 70 a stake; thence
~northWardly to the north boundary linz Of
Block No. Is in Buffers division; thence
Westwardly % feet 9 inches to a stake; thence
sOuthwardly "a feet to the beginning.
Also, Lot NOS and a part Of Lot No in
Block No. Al, in South Memphis. and beginsa at
southwest corner Of Lot No. 3, in said Block
No. Il, on st. Martin street; thence north
wardiy, with the east line of 81. Martin street,
2 feet Z inches; thence eastwardly and paral-
lei with Vance street 70 the bayou; thence
southwardly with the bayou about y feet 7
inches to the southwest corner Of said Lot No.
s; theuce with the south line of Lot No. 8
wesJwaldIy 3o4 feet 70 the beginning, being all
Of Lot No. 8 and l2k feetOf Lot No. Z.
Also, Lot No. SO, in Block No. y, in John
OVertOn s subdivision OF his one hundred and
e~ighty-One acre tact in South Memphis, and
fronting 90 feet On the south side Of Clay
street, and running back 10 feet.
Terms Of Sale-On a credit of seven and
twelve e and u months; purchasers to exc
cute notes. with approved securities; lien TO
be retained TIL same are paid. Equity OF re-
demptiOn barred. This September ., lS72.
+. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
CAN'T & Mcdowell and c. f. Bullock,
Solicitors. SEES
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The New York news to-day sounded a re-
trent quoting mlddling cotton at lgA4c in
place Of the 1870 Of Yesterday Liverpool was
gnigr az the same ed; New Orleans accom-
Fa-Iea another ADVANCE even IN the
face of the New York decline. quot
ing iH-c. The New York decline
prevented our market sustaining the
advance Of the preceding evening, and mid
ding sold at the rate az which the market
opened ON that morning. exporter that
La. stood out Of the market the last day or
two bought freely. one house taking $50 bales,
The total sales amounted 10 la50 bales Of the
following qualities and prices Good ordinary
AZ r.; low mlddlinE lsalsi.c, and some
lots % ~trctr-iucIuded in our outside figure
he.1w-at sC middlinE az Ist.Ilsiac; strict
m.ltlluE I~fc, ls-c, and l9c; good mitdling
tssC. We Hereford quote
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LEA& SAUCE.

DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE ACTS LIKE MAGIC.
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nOuRr.

More diseases are the result Of the derange-
ment Of the Liver than from any other ctuse.
When that organ is diseased every part o. tue
system sympathises with IL, and general pros"
tration and decline is the result. Inc Dest,
safest and speediest remedy for Liver COM
plant, and all the diseases thai follow, Is
TUFTS VEGFTABLE LIVER PILLS. They
are peculiarly dapted to the climate OF ule
south. They are sold by druggists everywhere.
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SCHEDULE OF CASH PREMIUMS ;

To be paid IMMEDIATELY AFTER the Dis
tribution takes place.
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JUST PUBLISHED,

IHUUA VI WIN
For High Schools. Fun Of the best music, ar
ranged In 2, g. or 4 parts. widely
Used. Price, 81 90.
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There win be No Charge for Space.

Exhibitors Of Articles Of their own manu-
facture or the manufacture of Others, are re-
quested TO notify the superintendent in per-
son or through the pOstOHice, 50 that space
may be assigned.
The Board OF Directors, on behalf Of the
citizens Of Memphis and the people Of the
southwest, cordially and earnestly invite eX-
hlbitOrs from every part Of the Union.
Arrangements have been made for Cheap
Transit Of all Articles 10 be exhibited, and for
reduced rates Of fare TO visitors from abroad
on al hailroad and Steamboat lines.
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IPTLGRTh,s HARP

GEMS OF ST7AUS5 :
rs large pages, fuuO Of the best strauss
Music. Price. a. 81.
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GEO. +. ROOTEs, SR. GEO. F.ROCTFs. In
W. NJ. ROOTES.
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CHELSEA PROPERTY FOR SALE.
VALUABLE LOT,

NOR the next sixty days, upon terms to suit
II purchasers, will be offered for sale a
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Friday. the FIRST nay Of November, 1879,
Supreme Court Sale.

No. @.-SecOnd Chaucery Docl1et-John VI.
Fleming. admir- OF Frances NJ. Flemiu
decd, v. Robert II. Mckay, Nara s. Nc
Kay et al.
D1 virtue Of a decree pronounced June >,
ID 49,, in this cause, By the supreme Court
OF Tennessee, at Jackson, 1 viii sell 70 the
highest bidder in nOnt OF The First and Second
ChancerY CGurtrOOms, IN Second street, IN the
city Of Memphis, on
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Now Firm.
CARD.

7 ABANDON the Book business on account
OF continued delicate health, and return
grateful thanks TO my old friends and custom
ems WHO have patrcnized me for many years
past; asking, also, a liberal continuance OF
your trade for two industrious and energetic
Young men, who-have been raised IN our city.
Ny headquarters for the winter will be at the
old stand, where I shall be pleased to see my
ocs JAMES F. SMITHWICK.
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The Mobile Cotton Exchange report Of the
cotton crop, including from August > to sep
temDer - says that in Alabama the dry
weather caused early maturity and opening,
small Doils shed Army worms damaged the
cotton prospect as compared with that OF
early July = per cent LaDOrer work well,
picking advancing rapidly and more picked
than ever before known al the same period.
Of the crop grown three-iOurths 70 seven
eiLlrl- is open and. II fair weather continues.
al In the middle and southern counties VIII
De gathered bv the end OF October and the rest
two or three weeks after. Frost can do no
HARM nothing on the plant for 10 20 damage
TINS all agree. Yield estimated . per cent.
below l-7u- Mississippi. had similar weather
and results % Alabama army worms did less
injury than ought both reduced July pros
pect 1913 per cent. LaborerS generally work
WELL picking and gathering as IN Alabama.
frost can do no damage yield . per cent. less
il1l --Il- had same weather as
with the same effects. No worms.
Labor good picking advancing well; crop
.lEar-illrtle pueu- al VIII be gathered by
December ls- FROST can do no harm; yield
Per acre estimated b per cent. less than In $50.
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RArCHELoRs, HAIR DYE

THIS superb Hair Dye is the best in the
4 world-perfectly harmless, reliable and in
sta~ntaneOus; no disappointment; no ridicu-
lOus tints OF disagreeable odOr. The genuine
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces imme-
diately a splendid black or natural brown,
the hair clean, soft beautiful: does not
contain a particle Of lead or injurious COM
pound. sold by all druggists. Factory, IS
BOND STREET, y. Y. Oct5
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Is offered for the best pigeon shooting;
Match on FRIDAY; entrance Zee, s..

Best general display OF Flowers, Plants
and shrubs nom the greenhouse and
garden, including Plants in Pots, Cut
flowers, BOquets and Evergreens--E0 %
Best general display Of CannedF Fruits,
Preserves, Jelnes, Pickles, Calsups,
etc, made in southern states .....-......- 50 o.
Best suit Of Gentlemans Clothing, made
by "A Lady, including Coat, Pants and
YES - g %
Best display Of Quilts and Comforts
(home-madC), 10 include SILK, cotton
anu % o.
Best display Of Embroidery BY a south
eru Lady, to include specimens OF silk.
wool and cotton 100 %
Best and most tasty Calico Dress, made
by a southern . o.
Best display of Cr0tchet-Work...-- = o.
Best general displayOf Artificial Flowers - 90
Best display OF Hair WOrk--.- . %
Best SO~uthern-made Bonnet. . --..-.-.... 50 W
Best Pictorial WOrstsd Tapestry ---.-.--.-. . o.
Best Historical Painting, I'm oil, by a
southerner Original design. ---.- 50 o.
Best Landscape PaiuERg, in oil, Original
ue2A7A .---..-.---.-.-.-.- - u
Best animal Painting, in oil Original
AtaiE - "
Best Painting in water cOiOrs Original
y -
j. q. bALLENTIkE. President.
LION. TR0CsnAIE. Secretary. sells saw
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DTsPENsARY.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
VENEREAL OR SECRET DISEASES,

Is now permanently established for the treat
Hient or patients. both male and female,
who are arilcfed with auw form ar
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EDUCATXO
st. Louis Law School

Law Department, Washington University
THE Regular Annual Term Of this Law
School viii Open on "Wednesday, Oc.O-
Der 2. 1872. Full course, two teFms-siX
months each. Students admitted TO the Senior
Glass on examination, by application on or
before October j, ls72. Tuition fee, $50 for first
year; $50 for second year-including use Of
library. For particulars, addressG
ART, Dean Of F1culty, or HENRY HITCHCOCK,
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frisnds
past two
be same Ne
r be ore 70
. for their
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These Certificates will entitle the holder
to Admission TO the Fair on the day
of the Distribution, when pre-
scented at the gates, the
holder retaining the
Certificate.
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-BREECH-LOADING SHOTGUN.

A Magnificent Dc UBLE.BARRELED
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DOEOHO a huxley.
General Southwestern Agents,
auto SO MadsGa street.
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CHANCERY SALE.
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
ON
Saturday, October &c, 1872.

No. I5f, n. Rim the First Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, TENNESSEE. II. Waddell
for use, ETC., o Simmons vs.. B. +. Boon
ct al.
DY virtue Of a decree for sale entered in the
ID above cause, May a, 1871, 1 will sell at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, in front
Of the Clerk and Masters Office, GreenlaW
TanmagGaa IN
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We have a
wtfn y
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ALLAN LINE.

One OF the steamer OF tbs hfst-eiN@ ms
viii be dispatched o. iollo"si p,1,tro-
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J. The Halls Of the Exposition Building
wiz be open on the5th Of October, for the re-
ceptiOn OF articles intended for the EXPOSE
ton.
3 No articles OF an explosive, dangerous,
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"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
It improves appetite and digestion, and It
is unrivalled for its favor. We are directed
by Messrs. LEA & PERKINS to prosecute all
parties making or vending counterfeits.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
0c5 AGENTS, New York.
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In Supreme Court at Ackson.
No. I0l, N. G.. D-JOseph B0ro vs.. Mar A. S
Hartley and j. II. Hartley.

10. IUIf N = U.-IU-oTU UITT W AUT| \
Hartley n ]. II. Hartley.
DY NIRTTE Of a decree pronounced oy the
I'D Supreme Court Of Tennessee, at Jackson.
June 10Th, ls72, in this cause. I viii sell to the
highest bidder, in front Of the First and Sec
OHd ~thancery Court Rooms On Second street,
In the city Of Memphis, on
Friday, the First Day of November, Isz2,
within legal hours, The real estate IN said de-
cree mentioned and described as fuLoWs- Lot
No. one IN in Block No. jOl ON the southeast
cOnreF of Linden and De~ol0 streets. ia the
city Of Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee.
Terms Of sale: Seven months credit, pur-
chaser required to execute note with approved
personal security, and q lien retained upon
the lot Until said nOIl is paid. Equity Of re-
demption barred.
John H. FREEMAN, Clerk.
H. CLAY KING, Isis NJACKs0S, Solicitors
for GOmplafuau-. orI
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l42 by I3l feet 10 inches, lying in Chelsea,
fronting on the Memphis and Randolph Road,
and adjoining the residence OF Mrs. Bailey,
being known as part Of Lot No. 81 on Todd q
Orders map. Title perfect. For further par
dculars apply TO
H0WES d WOODBRIDGE,
SELF No, 30 Front street.
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TEACHERS AND cHORIsTER's LIST
NEWEST & BEST MUSIC BOOKS.
7 STANDARD
! spARKLING RupTESl

Its success cannot be questioned. In beauty
and variety Of music Unsurpassed. IL should
be a familiar friend IN every Choir, ConVen-
ton and Singing Class. Price, 81 6i S5 %
per dozen.
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We have sold our interest in. the Book and
Stationery business 20 K. I. CLBAVES and S.
T. CARNES, who assumes and will pay all the
liabilities and collect ell debts due to Cleaves
& S~mithWick. MARY G. CLEANES,
JAMES +. SMITHWICK,
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DISSOLUTION.

VIHE firm OF Cieaves & ~Smithwick, Booksel-
1 lers and StationeIs. No. 2S3 Main street,
was dissolved on the LIST inst, by mutual con-
sent. MARY &. CLEANES,
JAMES r. SMITHWICK,
e. l.. CLEANES.
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LANE, MOORE 6 CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. l Howard Row, Memphis, Tenn.

WE again present our card 10 our patrons
w and the public, and hope 10 share g lib
erai portion Of your patronage. Having a
warehouse OF oar own, We give Our personal
attention to the storing, Samplin and Weigh
ing Of all cotton consigned 20 rs. Our senior,
or. Fletcher Lane, having been engaged IN
the selling OF cotton ia tins city over thirty
years, we Halter ourselves that we can give
satisfaction to all. All cOnsignments to Us.
eithertn the warehouse or in transit, covered
by insurance unless otherwise instructed,
Best brands Of Bagging and Ties. and alsO
supplies, furnished customers at Lowest Mar
ket rates.
We are also Agents for the PAUL VIII
LIAMS COTTON PRESS, which we sell al AZ
and guarantee IL to give satisfaction.
~ Liberal Cash Advances made on Con-
signments. ~
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And TO Close October s6, 1872.

THE FAIR GROUNDS ARE BEAUTIFUL
4 ~ situated on The Memphis and Charleston
RAILROAD, ami ample transportation is pro-
ylded Tor visitors by the southern security
CfdnpanTI AZ cents the round trip, during
he Fair.
The Premium List Is very complete. espe-
cial attention being paid 70 the exhibitions
by Planters and Farmers. and TO everv kind
81 domestic and Homemade Product and
Ladies' HandiworS.
Splendid Premiums for Paintings by native
LrLL.LE .uL lM.L.uu.
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Peter Cartwright.

The attack OF paralysis which has
for several days afflicted the venerable
Peter Cartwright, at his home, in
Pleasant Valley, H., stubborDly re.
fuses to yield to the skill Of physicians,
and little or no hope il entertained OF
the patients recovery. His great age
nearly ty-eight-and the extreme
bodily debility which has afflicted him
for several years, destroy what little
hope we might otherwise have had,
and at every moment the intelligence OF
his death j. ssdly expected.
II il fortunate for the many with
whom bis name is a household word,
and for those 10 whom q great aud
good example may be OF benefit, that
bis band has been spared TO sketch bic
own biography. There are none living.
and perhaps lew in the past. whose
efforts in behalf OF his church are 30
full Of interest, or have covered 90 great
space OF country and OF time. He
was born in Amherst county, Virgins,
on the ls, OF September. 1855, and
shortly thereafter removed with his
parents to Logan county, in the Cum
berlaud Circuit Kentucky District, IN
the Western Conference.-The seventh
Conference which the Methodists had
Organized in the United States While
here, the seeds OF his future usefulness
were undoubtedly planted during
religious services held in his fathers
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Getz presented seven petitions
from Berks county, Pa, for law to
license dist'lleries according to their
actual capacity.
Mr.. L. Myers presented a petition OF
2000 business men OF Philadelphia, ask
ing for the erection Of Government
buildingsin Philadelphia.
The consular and diplomatic bill was
then taken up.
Mr.. Voorhees, spoke against it for its
appropriation for the Consul at Ha-
vana. He spoke of Spain as being a
brutal and bloody power against which
the people OF Cuba had revolted, being
supported therein bv the sympathies OF
the people OF the United States. The
struggle that bad been going on in
Cuba for the last three years had no
parallel in the history OF mankind for
many centuries, and althoug h Spain
had, in 1869, 100000 soldiers in Cuba
aud ity-seven vessels of war in Cuban
waters, it was given out from the State
Department here that the struggle bad
no proportions worthy Of notice. He
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CINCINNATI.
Important Case Decided.

CINCINNATI, February 23.-An i'm
portant case was concluded in the
United States Court to-day, involving
the rights OF persons to property taken
by the socalled Confederate Govern
ment and used for its benefit, and may
be considered test case or decision, on
which many others may harg. The
action was one OF trover for recovering
the value OF 2S9 bales Of cotton, worth
Sl50,0O0, which the Confederate forces
seized and sold TO defendant near Nash.
vile, who manufactured it into goods
and sold TO the Contederates. Judge
Irving, in presenting the case to the
jury, said the Confederacy had no legal
right in regard TO the property which
the United States were bou nd to respect.
The jury brought in a verdict late To-
night for plaintiff in the sum Of S2l56.
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WASHINGTON.
Naval Court OF Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, February pa navaI
court Of inquiry will assemble at the
Navy Department in few days, TO in
vestigate the case Of Captain Prebler
who was discharged from the service
during the war, for allowing the rebel
steamer Florida to enter Mobile bay,
but was aflerward reinstated. A board
of inquiry is granted at the special re-
quest Of Captain Preble, who hopes to
bring in an opinion adverse to the court
Of inquiry which recommended his dis,
missal, in order TO set aside the action of
the board Of examiners tor promotion
in the navy, by whom Captain Preble
claims he was sighted.
Earl GranyiIIe's Note.
The noe OF Earl Granville, which
was received here yesterday, is substan'
italy as follows:
"Her Majesiy's government regrets
the necessity at this time OF calling the
attention OF the United States 10 the
important fact in the case filed by the
United States at Geneva. The United
States has included claims for indirect
loss,s, which were not understood on
the part of Her Majesty's commission
ers to be within the province OF the ar,
b;trators appointed under the Treaty o'
Washington to award damages result,
ing from the depredations OF rebel
cruisers alleged to have been
fitted up in whole or in part
in ports Of Her Majesty's domin-
ion; that the arbitrators appointed
pursuant to the treaty OF Washington
for the purpose of amicably settling
the Alabama claims were 10 contine
their deliberations wholly 10 direct
damages resulting rom the depredalions
OF rebel cruisers alleged to have been
fitted out in British ports The note
concludes with assurances Of friendship
entertained by the British Government
for the United States and expressions
OF earnest wishes that some means may
be found to reconcile the differences
and enable the two countries to proceed
with the arbitration on terms mutually
agreeable to both.
Mr.. Fish has prepared an answer
the above which will BE- submitted 10
the President at the session OF the
Cabinet today. 1t firmly maintains
the stand already taken and reatlirms
the claims presented in our case now
before the British Government
The Dividend Case.
In the New York Central dividend
case Commissioner Douglass decided
against the railroad aud will order an
assessment OF per cent on all over
nine millions to be collected.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAS ID.

LONDON, February 23.-It is asserted
in court circles that Her Majesty Queen
Victoria has for the past few days dis
plaved considerable nervous anxiety
over the ro.ress OF the preparation for
the grand thanksgiving services which
will take place on the 9th inst, in
honor Of the recovery Of the Prince OF
Wales.
The anxiety Of the Queen is caused,
it is said, by fears that the Fenians, OF
whom there is large number in this
city, will attempt demonstration on
Tuesday next in order to break up the
procession and disturb the festivities OF
the day. Although these fears are be-
lieved TO be almost wholly groundless,
the greatest vigilance is exercised by
the police authorities and any attempt
at disturbance will be speedily sup
pressed.