Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-19

county, and William Mclean, State
and County Tax Collector, are each In
sufficient In amount. and that the securi'
ties thereon are not good for the amount,
and that The bond of W. ID. Pearne,
Notary Public, is not good; tits ordered
that notice issue instspter requiring the
said Wickersham. Mclean and Pearne
10 appear In this Court on or before Sat
urdSy, the 9th inst, and execute bonds
in amounts to be fixed by this Court, with
good and sufficient security, or their said
Offices will be declared vacant.
The EPISCOPAL SABBATH SCHOOL Gel
EBRATIos. AS a matter Of no little inte-
rest 10 The hundreds, Of boys and girls
who are readers Of the LEDGER, we pre-
sent the following programme, arranged
for the proposed celebration tomorrow,
which is to be jointly participated in by
all the Episcopal Sabbath Schools Of
the city, and 10 which IL Is hoped aud
expected many Of the young and old Of
other Denominations will take psrt; g,
At "a o. clock am, the different Sun
day Schools will form as follows: 4.
Sunday School Of St. Lazarus Church
will form on the south side Of Adams
street, east Of Second street, fronting
west. 81 $50 80.
Sunday School Of the Church Of the
Good Shepherd, on the east side of
Second street, north of Adams street,
fronting south.
Sunday School of Grace Church. on
the east side of Second street, south OF
Adams street, fronting north 1U 10
Sunday School Of St. Nary's Church,
on the west side of Second street, north
of Adams street, fronting south.
Sunday School Of Calvary Church, on
the east side Of Second street, south Of
Adams street, fronting north.
|. ALI the schools will form in columns
Of two abreast
Services in Calvary Church at 8
o'clock m Nf~.4'r
The procession will then move in the
following order, viz: Effta reu
Band.
Grand Marshal.
aids John Cubbins, DR.. A. II. voorhies.
Clergy.
II
Aids-F. w. Smith, Il. Bayliss.
Managers, Matrons and Children of Church
Home.
+. Banner.
/ 81. Lazarus Sunday School.
ASS slant Marshals II. II. Allen, W. !. Pickett,
g. v. Rsmbaut, DR., X. W. Mitchell,
Dr. Paul II. 0tey. James w. Scales.
Church Of Good Shepherd Sunday School.
Assistant M srshals- Charles Karr. w. B. Cot
ton, Peter Wager. J. G. Alexander.
VIM. Crockett. Charles 0bersh.
Grace Church sunday School.
Assistant Marsha s-H. Lemon, w. b. Miller,
DR.. X. B. Maury. Charles Kortrecht,
j. j. Freeman, ". Y. Cirode.
Banner.
Assistant MarsSals-J. ?. freisyant. T. H..
Dr.. s. P. Green. 7. M. S. Rhett.
fa.sss Calvary Sunday School.
Assistant Marshsls-Tho K. Smith, L. NJ.
Walsott, Levi Joy, A, D. Ltaosstafi.
Gray. DR.. A. X. Tay lor.
Grand Marshal to wear red scarf over
white; Marshal's Aids, white scarf; As,
sistant MarshaIs, blue. The column will
move down Adams TO Main; down Main
to Vance, and thence to the grounds of
F. W.. Smith. Esq, which have been
kindly given for the occasion.
The Marshars aids will meet him at
Calvary church, at half past I o'clock.
The Bishop will deliver an address on
the ground, at 10 o'clock m. ....
WIN. RICHARDSON HUST,
Grand Marshal.
We learn that cars have been kindly
rendered by the President and Superin-
tendent of the city railroads to convey
the children Of the Sunday Schools, to be
in the procession Tomorrow, to the
grounds of F. W. Smith, on Vance
street. The cars viii be fonnd at the
corner of Second and Beal, at 3 clock
Saturday morning.
TnE MISSES BowERs' SCHOOL ExaIBI-
rIos.--The oppressively warm weather
Notwithstanding to the contrary, the mu.
steal aud dramatic treat served by the
Interesting pupils Of the academy taught
by the Misses Bowers aud Prof. Seyfort
brought out very fair and highly culti-
waited audience at the Memphis Club Hall
last evening, aud held their attention
until near midnight. But one complaint
was whispered, that of the protracted in
tervals between pieces. in every other
respect we are assured the entertainment
gave the greatest satisfaction aud was
the source of much genuine enjoyment.
The music of the evening was well selected
and equally well rendered The duet from
Martha. executed on the piano by Prof.
Seyfort aud Miss Gurtie Gist, was
gem, and reflected eqnal credit upon the
instructor aud his fair pupil. The strain,
from the opera OF II TToUatore, was sung
by Miss Annie White with much pathos
ana n rare precision in one so young.
Her voice is inexpressably sweet, though
il yet lacks power TO compass so large a
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