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Awarding Of Prizes on July
First Prize.

n The PASCHALI HOUSE, corner FiftP
Il Walnut streets, 81. Louis, No; Lot 81 feet
oy II deep, has four stories, sixty fine 70.
tue HQlAl Ef9EfrtSssv L1zsWsS4x euSlI en-
deavOred 30 make a hasty retreat but
was killed before he had gone any dis
tauce, having been shot three times in
the body with the same revolver with
which he intended to kill MeCATty. The
latter was soon after arrested by the City
Marshal, but being in very critical con-
dition WAS taken to house short dis
tance away from the fatal scene.
Capt. McClesry, a Lieutenant and
thirty men Of the United States regulars,
went 10 RusseIlville on the first train
snd stationed guards around the house
where McCarty had been carried to pre-
vent % his escape. AT this unlocked for
procedure the cItiZeBs were very justly
iucensed, as the civil officers were both
willing and able TO See that the laws
were properly enforced. The free people
of Kentucky are in no humor to have
their Courts practically abolished by
military UPSTAIRS who seize the slightest
excuse TO substitute their arbitrary au-
thOiity for the safer and Well settled
forms of civil law.
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nEMpElIS APPEAL
CITY DIRECTORY.


AtClADN.
W. H. PssInore & Co 80 Second.
A. n. StOGdard q Co., SSS second.
a 8. Levy & Co., 2I second, Jefferson Block.
BANKS.
Citizens Union Bank cor. Main and Jeh.
Peoples Eank of Tennessee, y Madison
Mem phis city Savings Instidon, l6 Jeferscn-
First National sank, "A "a MadisOn.
jackson Insurance Company, 10 Madison
HOOK sTSRES.
c. Chamberlin q o., Blank Books, ls7 Main
Church & Co. Sl5 Main. GA.
h. Wade & Co, 2SS Main.
BOO Is AND SHOES.
App q Lutz, l55k Jefferson.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETC.
A.P. Morgan, lSs Third, corner = Ssshington-
. ". \. Bruce & Co, ~ and 30 Monroe.
Woodruff & Co, l7S Main. .
r. .. Bradley, 81 Msin, jackson Block.
COAL DEALERS,
Bfelsy. lgsllersh & Co, - Sonth Court.
DESPENsARY.
Dr. J. B. Russel!s g North Court
s, Hinson, ZSS Main street, Clay Building
DRUGGISTS.
Chandler& Co., 2l6 Main.
EUEkITURE.
ID. Stiles & Co, 2S2 Second.
GROCE8LEs.
Fsrgas0u & Clay, Wholesale S2S Front.
VVe1b. Mitchell a Co., Wholesale, u Union.
O. W. SturdiVant q Co, ls2 Front
Martin " at q Co., Wholesale, " Front.
HFDOEE. = eeLy & &C.. IOnA-
E5picer 8 sharpe. $50 Main.
t3sIbresth. Stewart & Co., No. ll1s Union.
Victor d. Fuchs, Fish Depot, 81 Jefferson 81.
Mercer, Ware & Taliey, lsl Main.
HARDWARE, STOVES ETC.
Allison Brothers, 20 Front.
Jukes K Scott, also, Tinware, SS5 Second.
Charles stout & Bro, q second.
z. 2obbins & Bradley, 2zs Second.
Mccom Ds q Co, 824 Main street.
fOrgili Bros. & Co., 3i2 Front.
n, Wettas & Co., l3 and IS Monroe.
HIDES AND LEATHER.
&. Rocscher, aiSo Findings, SSG13 Main.
Geo. PhilIsr & Co. Adams, near river.
HUMAN BAEE AND WIGS
=. I,svigns. 2ssLz Main. See advertisement.
=. u. j.. foSner, 5.3 Main.
INSURANCE.
,,,,r,-t,- fire Trayaisr's Lie, and Accident
- - - = p Butler, gspt, No. Madison
81 r. ozark & Co.Agt's Fire SAC msstlns m 5it.Lls
zars R1aDch OF knlcksroOeIer lAisss y n ~
II r Toniinsou, General Agent A. 4adlson.
P.oI,ie1S insurance 90. W. b. GreenlRw, Rresi-
dent: 5. P. Read, secretary 10 Aa9Ison M 1IsJ1 ~
n A. LittIston & Co. Agency, q =, sssols'n'
Vrefjen burg q Sylvester, z "a 90 inon. -.
y, Western Mutual Life, =. 3 Chaplni Agent
'1 81. i niItli louis Mutual Lifo. MoMshon Otis
Agents, 43 Madison.
WATCHES A6B nAAMOnDS
Nerrinan, Byrd q Co, 275 Main. ~
Pooiey Barnum & Co., cor. Court and AsAA'
+. L. Micbot, S571a sialn.
EEGNDR DEALERS.
Nathan Bros. & Co. rs 'front.'
a -Vaecars 4 Co. "a Front.
LUMBER DEALERS.
Moore. Esder- q Co, S5s and $50 Second; 40
Cubbins. Gum & COover, Flsning MIL los
v ISL MERCHANT TAILORs.
Power & Mccoy, 23s Second, cor. Jefferson
Mattress MsnHfRctOry.
I,ouis Keith. lsS and 65 Jefferson.
MEMPHIS STEAM DFEIhG,
R-A. BolIenberg, 2l2 Beal and 30 Second
MTE.LESERY.
+. Kremer, Importer Fancy Goods, 25S Main
Ms III. 9. Hunter. 217 Main.
SEWING EfACEkIHE8.
Grover & Baker, 300 Main.
star shuttle, 2y8 Second.
TRUEKs, VALIsEs. ETC.
]. HaPpek, S59 Main.
TORACCOEISTSs
l. Newburger a Bro, 50 Main.
Tnurnond- Foster & Co., Monroe.
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"A revival is going on st the Baptist
Church st Huntsville, Ala. More than
twenty persons had made professions OF
religion up to the 14th, and the meetings
were still kept up.
The Montgomery Advertiser Of a
late date says; Rain is much needed
At this time. One or two more good
seasons of rain, the farmers say, will
make the biggest corn crop ever known
in Alabama. The corn and cotton crops
are generally cleaR of grass.n Well,
there has been considerable rain some
where, and we hope Alabama may have
received full share.
The first new wheat was sold at At
lsnta on the 18th, At 81 per hushel.
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Importance Of Hair as an Ornament.

WITHOUT A FINE HEAD OF HAIR NO
w woman can be really beautiful. without
this browning excellence Of beautiful hair, no
lady can obtain without buying 1t at MADAME
LAVIGNE. Call and see for yourselves, for
artistic styles and elegance, at ass laS Main
street, upstairs. opposite Court Square.
~I SpsS 81 n a sS's V S' ,. LAYJexE.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.


FEy14F very important and extensive improve
Z ments which have recently been made IN
this pOpular Hotel, the largest IN New England,
enable the prOprietOrs to offer TO Tourists, am
fIies and The Travelling Public, accOfnlnoda-
Hotel in the city. During the past SUNNI er
additions have been made Of numerous suites
clfsssfs ETC attached one OF Tufts' magnih-
cent passenger elevators, the best ever con-
sfrl1etad conveys guests to the upper story Of
fhe hoFisa IN one minute, the entries have
been newly and richly carpeted, and the en-
tire house thoroughly replen1shed aod reIar-
njshed making IL, in All us appointments
acusl 10 any hoiel in the country
telegraph once, H1lLard 6alla and Sa1e on
tie firsE door. LEWIS RICE 2 SON
fab7 aod3Fn PropTieto-a,
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500 10000,
n 10000 Shares, or the par value of
800 PER SHARE,
But the actual amount to be paid IN eazhi
S35 Per share,

And this am suHt is 70 be paid as aollows; One
per cent. OF the par at the time o. 81 su0scrtHng,
and no more, until the entire capital has been
subscribed and then on calls 20 be made By the
Board OF directors; instruments net 60 szcasd
ave per cent per month When thirty-fvs
per cent. OF the par vaIue OF the shares has
been paid, certificates OF stock wiz be Issued
This VIII give the company q paid up
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One per cent. OF the Stock VIII be required on
subscribing, and subsequent calls. not TO ex-
ceed i've per cent. per month, VIII oe made by
the Board OF Directors, from time TO time, az
may be necessary, to supply funds TO construct
and equip the lines but no calls win be made
afIer the one per cent is paid, until the EN-
TIRE CAPITAL STOCK snail have been sub
scribed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NATIONAL
TELEGRAPH
OOElPAN N z

A new enterprise % be known as the Ma
donaI Telegraph Company has been organ
izsd with valuable franehizes conferred bT 2
recent act OF Congress Tor the purpose or estsb-
lishing Trunk Lines % Telegraphs on an tho
principal railroads and mai routes IN the
United States. The stock Is 70 be lssusc upon
the same principe as that Of the Merchants
Union Exp-ess Company, which recently co1n-
uenced operations The design IS 20 interest
the entire business community il the enter
prise. This Is done, not 20 mush 70 dispose OF
the stock as il is 70 secure the bushes o. tEa
country through which the lines p2ss-
The Capital Is to be
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Architect and Engineer.

TR7HE undersigned wogld respectfully inform
1 MS friends aud the public that he is pre-
pared 70 devote his whole attention 10 Design.
Ing z aus and experimenting Buildings With
g. much energy ana attention to his patrons
interest as he did for the Citys interest while
City Engineer.
OFFICE-Stilman Block, Second and Madi.
SOL streets. Charges reason able.
J, b. MCCLURE,
hrrhttecf ana kttQineRF.
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dissolution Of CODartncrshlp.

heretofore trading under th
/ name Of LIE d MAN 4 CO.. Memphis, Tenn,
and LEHMAN JOHNSON, Holly springs,
Miss, give notice that said 1rTns and partner
ships are this day dissolved by mutual consent.
CYRUS JOHNSON,
j. Q, JOHNSON,
MsnRhia, Juas ls, issz isiSa
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SUMMER RESORTS.

TZIMBGRLING SPRINGS. . MILES euKTH
N Of Wythevine, Virginia. I'M, White,
ked and Blue sui pGur " atefs Hot, Gold md
Nap0r Alum and 81 phur Baths, with special
treatment for Rheumatism. tf0ut, Scfo rulOns
and CutaneOus affections; ; dissa~es Of nhrOaI
and Lungs under experienced attendant, out
only to the extent or saiets ana comfort.
Nearly every 2 fIae sOr amusement and eLer-
else unrestricted by law. together With double
and single barrel shot guns and rifiss, prOviCe ed
without charge. For analysts, certificates, etc,
see circu ars, and refer 10 W. P Hunt. n. p.
Parhann, Saus Tats and P. B. Wills Me- phis,
Tenn. Terms-Per day, 81; Wees, si2i month,
$40. Betng a new place accommodations
~f4sHr
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Internal Revenue Taxes.

CoILEcroK's OFFICE SrH DIST. TENE-s
MEMPHIS, June B. 1865.
HTOTICE is hereby given that the annual
N T,Ist OF Taxes on Income EHalnezs OF ITO
fessious CARRIAGES, W Watches, etc, &C. l2I tnls
I6sfrief mas been returned 70 me by the Asaissr
sor and All re1song are notified that said taxes
are now due and aFable- :. I, .
PayIaents W this city and county must be
made before the lst day OF July, at my ONCE OF
sdd3sfonaI costs and penalties via aSernet -
81 kQLfb r.sA - Nuiisesot'
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NOTICE.

A CERTIFICATE Of Shares Of German Ma
n tfonal Bank stock, No. So, issued to Frank
Hsier August q 1886, having been lost or stolen,
All persons are warned not 70 trade for the
same and notice Is hereby giyea that have
applied 10 the Bank Tor naY ge<Eneate.
~man ~ TREu. I. WAENFE
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WHEATON, NURSERY
Two Miles South of Memphis, on
Horn Lake Road.
IoHN TRENT. WADDY THOMPSON.
JOHN TRENT & Co.,
PROPRIETORs,
SUCCESSORS TO
DIR. s. NJ. HE ATOM,

WE are prepared to Ill orders for every de-
wv scription OF Fruit, Flowers and Orna-
mental Trees, Grape and Strawberry Vines and
Hot House Plants, Roses, ETC., etc.
Our stock Is made up OF the best selections
which can be gotten up In Europe or America.
We solicit correspondence from all who pur-
chase trees IN large or small quantities, or an y
who wish to adorn their places with choice ana
rare Flowers and Shrubs-
So First-class Landscape Gardener.
Flowers for Bouquets and Wreaths always
On hand.
nS- Descriptive Catalogues, with prices ana
All necessary information. will be farnasneo Dy
applvinz personally. or by letter TO
IslscsSl 15sw n JOHN TBENT a co.
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OuACK NOsTRUM.
rRx Ir ON OE
EUNOMIANs
OF LaGrange SynOdieal College.

1T has been thought ad7isabls to hid meet
I ing for The disposition or our society fLOP-
erty. The meeting viii be helu az ' ONtOlg'
Miss In the Unfsrrs ity Chapel, on y hll. h.S-
DAY June a. 1868. It is hoped tha1 az tne
naembsrs viii attend, or communicate thelr
"is9S1 isIS Nv " JAMES d. WEST. President.
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GreeabrleF White sulphur Springs


DHE undersigned, Issgees or this old and we'll
L known " ATERIRG PLACE, announce
that encouraged by the liberal patronage re-
ceived last sessOn) they have largely added to
their accommodations in comfort and appear-
ance, and are prepared to entertain FIFTEEN
HUNDRED GUESTS.
The Bathing accoumOG atoms are in hne or
der. Hot and warm sulphur baths. so en-
nentIy eficacioUs in maEy cases, are a. the
command Of visitors at al nQurs.
IN addition to other amu=enents, they have
provided a lSw and elegant BOWLING a L
Icy and BILLIARD ROOM, convent entity To-
Gated. Prof. Rosen bergeris celebrated FULL
BRASS BA - ID has been engaged for the sea-
son. A GOD LIVERY STABLE VIII be kept
on the premises.
The completion OF the Virginia Central Rail-
road to COvingtnn leaves only twenty miles Of
staging through a beautiful mountain country,
over a well graded turn pike
TERMS Three dollars per day, and eighty
dollars per month. Children unler ten years
of age and colOred servants, half price. White
servants according 10 accommodation
te3 I'm PETTBN Il co.
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TO The PUsLEC.
The Greatest Discovery Known TO
the World In Medicine.
THE
EUREKA LIFE-BL00D ELIXIR

HAS at last made its way into this country,
4 after having been in use in the old world
for so many years, and especially IN China.
The celebrated alehennist and chemist, Dr. Hep
serdam, OF Pekin, China, has at last consented
to his great CHINESE REMEDY Eetng introduced
on this continent, and has established q few
wholesale agencies for the purpose of supply
ing All druggists throughout the towns and
cities OF our country. This great Blood Medi-
cine has performed cures THE most astonish-
InRl where every other remedy known Ii No.
teTiG MedicG has most signslly failed.
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FATAL AFFRAY.

On Tuesday, the 18th, at Russeiville,
KY, bloody affair took place, in which
Mai. N. C.. Lawrence, late Of the Federal
,- 0OOsOOO LLE ETIEis
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KENTUCKY NILITAgY NSTITUTE
Col. 3. T. ?. ALLEN, superintend't {.
Assisted by an Able Faculty.

THE ed AcademicaI year Of this institute
Will begin on Monday. tepteHab- ~, 1sdS.
TERMS Three hu dred and nitY dollars
(S350i per Academieal year Of - ueeFs.
Refer to Aiessrs- Parser, W W10ds q Co, Mem
pbis, Tenn from whom Ca alogues may be had.
For special information, address Col K 7. p.
ALLEN, 5pertnten1ent, karmoale, tFallxlin
county, Ky, ieG dawSm
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OOMPAHT'S OFFICE;
Nos. GA and 66 Broadway, Y. I.

A limited amount Of The capital stock Of tais
company Is allotted 70 this locality and those
having an opportunity, and subscribing, VIII
be placed upon equal terms with its corpora
tors, and viii secure Ike interests in an fran-
chises which have accrued, or may hereafter
accrue to the company nom any and ali
sources.
Stock may now be subscribed IN this COM
pany at the once Of
The MERcANTILE AGENCY
R g. DUN 4 co. Southwest corner Main and
Madison, ever Commercial Bank, Room 8,
Memphis Tennessee.
y. q. WREGHT, General Agens
mhsn For Memphis and Vicinity.
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IUKA SPRINGS.
I D x "A,
TiskOmingO County, Miss.
mails
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.

THIS unrivaled Watering Place, situated
1 within six miles Of Russeilville Logan
county, Kentucky, was opened for visitors the
FIRST DAY OF IUN +. The PROPRIETOR pledges
himself to make his entertainment equal to
that OF any watering place in the country, and
his terms as moderate as the expenses of his
esta blishment viii permit- A good BAND OF
MUSIC viii be OF hand during the season.
C0nveyanees a'v ays ready for passer gers
from Russellvile to the springs in close con-
nection with the daily trains frOLn Memphis,
Louisville, etc.
TERMS:
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THE EMERcANTILEA AGENCY
Appeal Job Office.
Joe oFFTCE.

R0duCed Prices
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The following is strong Illustration
of the ineompatibility OF the nomipa-
tion of Chase by the Democratic Ma
tlonaI Convention; "When college
Of Catholic Bishops shall vote a Cardi-
naPs hat to Rn 'itineTRnt Methodist
ninister,' then viii the Democratic
Convention, which meets in New YORK
on the 4th Of July, nominate Chief JUS
tice Chase as their candidate for the
Presidency. -
Mr.. e. s. Willisms was robbed OF
sllOO last week and then murdered, in
Green county, Ga,
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THE ELEPHANT "LALLA R0oKH." !"

BEDECKED in in EASTERN as TRAPPINGs, and bearing ON
Its back the 5NEANT PRiNCESsES TIE WILD Beast
WHITE and his GRQUPE of LIONS, the. FINEST and
LARGEST ANIMALS ever seen in ANY MENAGERIE
THE CHARIOT OF THE MUSES.,
Containing Prof Bleaumenshine's CoRNET BAND.
The WAGONS, CARS CAGES and other VEHICLES
all new exquisitely made and furnished worthy of the
The HARNESSES, REQUIREMENTS and DEeoRA-
TIoNs are in keeping with tho tone of the establishments
THE STOCK OF HORSES, PONIES AND MDlES
will be found unsurpassable for Blood Training Inel
gence No better collection QUADRUPEDS
GRATUITY with its PRODIGAL SPLENDORs will serve
as an index to the real merits of the
MODEL SHOW OF 1903
Which cost the Management s125,ooo.
The names of the Artistes will convince the public Of the
Professional Excellence of the Company.
DR.. JAMES L. THAYER, sin all respects Clown"
but who sacrifices good taste desire laugh;
who has been styled by the most impartial Journal
lists of the day Gentleman and Of he King
nj Miss siGHNES: ss:K ths Xs'sran Il.
=. * sus.LIpS. Gvmrast.
C. w. MOVES. the successful trainer and Equir
BREAKER will introduce his very intellectual pretty
animal GRsY EAGLE, Jr, and his sagaciOus Pony
IcHARLEs REED, Retro Equestrian and Pirouetts
rider, and as HIGH LEAPER has successful rival.
Messrs. HoGlE and KEEFE polite, skillful and grace
ful Gymnasts who have made their PHYSICAL EXPLOITS
SCIENCE and render the Gymnasium bright particular
CHARLES MccARTY Champion Leaper of America,
title he has acquired by the accomplishing SERIES OF
DAsHNG LEAPS the backs of IL stalwart Draught
Horses. -. f-s-- - -r-f -Fesia afsf a41t@ :.
MIR. w. w. NICHOLS leading Scenic Hstrionic Cbarac
ter Impersonator will give his Shaksperean Transformations
and his PICTURES FROM PICKWICK, imparting to his
representations the genius of their great author DICKENS
FRED. RENTZ, gifted performer perfect in points Of
agility strength and dextery admitted be of the
BEST GENERAL PERFORMERS in the profession. e.
Master WOODA COOKE, (pupil of Mr.. c. W. Noyes)
the WONDERFUL BOY RIDER, the S0MERSAULTER
and LEAPER, achieving upon horseback acts which
difficult to execute the ground when assisted by
surroundings of "runs" and spring boards THIS MERE
CHILD will ride his TERRIFIC BAR ACT on his pony
WILD FIRE. evincing daring execution, intensely sens
onal and giving unnistakeable evidence of the strength
of his claims to the title of ' ~ ri''t-tt MY
The CHAMPION RIDER of the WORLDI
FRANCES w. ROBINSON, Clown of merit, man
of originality quick perception good taker who knows
just how to tell good thing in the proper place. mpar
ing to all he says Rch Genial and Unctuous Humor. Mr.
r. will also introduce that marvel of fun that etone Of
mirth, .WHo'A JANUARY safsgs. q ~ 9-rrf -5-f
JOHN HUNTERS0N, is another aspirant for distinc-
ton preserving his identity among the performers by
executing his Great Specially, DOUBLE SOMERSET
Mr.. CLARKE GIBBS. is also Clown who /" says in
song" host Of very clever things ~
Prof CHAS. WHITE, the LION KING, will exhibithis
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agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege.

THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE aP-
4 pointed by the General Assembly of the
state Of ohio for the purpose Of receiving
proposals, visiting and examining proposed
sites and lands for the location and es-
ta6li?hnent mt, of the Ohio Agricultural and Me
uy 1852 granting land script to the State for that
purpose hereby give notice that the COMMITTEES So
lcits ana is now prepared to receive proposals in
writing tor donations of lands, sites and money to
erect buildings for said Cole ie and will continue
next. -' - y Ni'
The committee will meet at Columbus, July alst
next, to visit and examine pr posed sites =.
All communications on the subject should be ad-
dressed to f. w. Thornhill New Guilford, Coshoc-
ton county, OHIO. marked Proposals for Agri-
F. W. THORNHILL, Chairman.
". y. SHERWIN Sec'v. april I-d3rn
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THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.


At eight o'clock in the morning high
mass will be read in the Church of the
Most Holy Redeemer, and at nine O'Clock
the delegates will march in procession to
the meeting room. The President, of last
year, Mr.. John Amend, of st. Louis, will
open the session. The first business in
order is the appointment OF committee OH
Credentials, to which all delegates must
submit their appointments in writing.
The meeting will then adjourn until the
afternoon, by which time it is expected
that this committee will be able to report.
This report disposed of, the election of Of
hcers tor the present year will be gone
into, and it is generally believed that the
days proceedings will end with this. In
the evening Rev. Father Wayrich will de-
liver lecture, in the church, on Catholic
Schools" which, Judging from the straight
forward, outspoken character of his sermon
yesterday, promises to be equally interest
ing and Instructive
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COLLECTION OF WILD BEASTS.
and perform with the Denzens of the Jungle giving de-
cidcdy MARKED EMOTIONAL ENTERTAINMENT in
the DEN WITH THE MONSTERS.
Mr. u W. MOVES will exhibit ono of his pet projects
ior thc amusement of his little friends Real Performing
Monkey iUNKI DoRI," capable of making everybody
laugh at his cunning tricks and caprices : '..s
DIR. JAMES L. TIAYER will bring forward in his ovn
ecar those Standard Quadrupedal Comedians tben
Mules" Uncle Sam and Dick. .-f-lct = -
The whole of the talent and the resources of the esah
sment will be most accsptaby presented in the MaCni6
cent Spectacle of the. $50 ifIs @ n ~.
s.s FOURN NAMENT. .
which viii show 200 Women Men and Horses at one tirna
IN the Ring, in series of the MOST BRILLIANT ANT
NATIONS. THE HALTIN THE DESERT THE CARA
VAN resting at the Oasis. The ARABS with their 10
command. 'o az
. A SUBLIME PICTURE,
showing to advantage the docty of the Performing Ee
phant LALLAH ROOKH. -A' ~
me for comfort of patrons are complete
EIglDie ana roomy seats, ample of ingress and
egres Dry and well ventilated tent and Pavilion IL
iuminated with ATMOSPHERIC LIGHT shedding ravs If
priancy throughout the entire space equaline IN ali
respects the gas used in Metropolitan places. =,
TWO PERFORMANCES, AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
Doors open at and O'clock p NJ. Performances At d
8 O'Clock. P. NJ.
Cents
Sniidren under 10 years Of rs Gents
gss LOOK OUT FOR THE PROCESSION e.
Surprising In LENGTH, STRENGTH and GRANpEuR,
any aroe,c demonstrations euer offered to the people
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RESTAURANT.

DANK EXCHANGE RESTAURANT.
ID Corner State and High streets.
CHARLEY MYER, Proprietor.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

BANK OF COMMERCE. }
CLEVELAND, May %, 1868
NOTiCE IS HERERY GIVEN THE
~ holders of the outstanding notes of the Ists
Iank OF Commerce, and all other parties interested
that after the expiratioI of six months from this
GATE appllestion will be made to the Auditor, Sec
and Treasurer of State to surrender to said
BANK the stocks deposited to the outstanding
Circulation OF said Bank in pursuance of the forty7
first (4D section of the act to authorize Free BsnI
ing. passed March 2lst. 1851
a@ JOSEPH PERKINS, President,
II. II. huhLBUT, Cashler. Lmay25-d6m