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j.. II. Harper and j. H. Harris Va.
Steamboat Wenona. Her Tackle, Apparel, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT OOUR
i for the District of Louisiana, No. s033-ln obe-
dence to miralty warrant to directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
my posse sion
The Steamboat WENONA, her tackle ap.
pGFei, eto., now libeled by j. H. Harper
and j. H Harris for the causes set forth in
the libel now pending in the District Court OF the
United States
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner OF
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending to nave any right title or in
terest In or 70 tns SANE, 70 ny anu epVesf - Dis
trict Court of the United States, for the District
Aforesaid, 10 be holden at the city Of New Orleans,
on OF before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof 10 show cause, If any they have can, why
the said steamboat Wenona, her tackle, etc ,
should not be. condemned and be sold agrseably
to the prayer Of hbelants.
nineteenth day Of March, 1868.
No. 5s5-mhaO Is 81 ap4
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE an
MEMPHIS AND LOUIsVILLERAII
Road LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE NASHVILLE for Chattanooga I
Atlantic a. 5t0 /; M, and 800 A NJ, and for N
SLEEPING CARS accompany ali night trains.
Passengers leaving by 30 A. M. train can
KNOXVILLE BRANca train leaves Louisville M
A. b. for Lebanon, Danv1llo, and Grab Orrhl
connecting by stage for all important points
Southeastern Kentucky.
CAVE Cry ACCOMMODATION train leaves 10
vile at $40 A. NJ. arriving as DEys City at ss5
and stopping at all intermediate stations.
BAEpsToWN train leaves Louisville at 20 P.
The 800 p. M. tain for Nashville and Menu
runs daily; the 90 A. NJ train daily except Sunt
Berdstown and Knoxville Branch trains run d
except sunday ALBERT FINK,
aus General suD't y. 4 N. R.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-21

r Mandln VS.. Schooner Lydia, Her
Tackle, Apparel, Etc.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
l. for the District of Louisiana, No. 90.2 in obedI.
ence to admiralty warrant to me directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
my possession
The schooner LYDIA. her tackle apparel, etc
now ibeled by E. Mandin, for the causes set forth
in the libel now pending in the District Court OF
the United States
And / do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person persons
having pretending to have any right title, in.
terestin TO the same, to be and appear at Dis
trict Court OF the United States, for the District
aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Orleans,
on before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause if any they have why the
said schooner Is dia her tackle apparel etc. should
not be condemned, and be sold aRreeably to the
prayer of libelRnt.
United States Marshars Office, New Orleans
+. j. HEBRON,
No. 6e5-mh2O IS 81 ap4 United States Marshal
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CHARLES III. MCKNIGHT, JaHN n.
SAWYER, AND IRlCHARD GEAR,
Composing the Firms of &. H. Mcknight Co.. and
C. II. Mcknight.
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F7pre sgAt nE.AuKn. hAssaHaa'
Z Is. . ssss = = q rs z.ya 5sl q. q
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One Of the ahovs large and Splendid sts
will leave Pier No. a., North river, foot
street. a. leo,elock. noon. on the lst, 18th. 81
every month teHcent when those dates fan
day, and then on the pfeeedine Saturday.
PtNWAll, connecting, via Panama Rails
one OF the Oompany's 8tsemahips from Pan
SAN FRANCISCO, touching at ACAPUDl
Departures Of lat and 2lst connect al Pana
Steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC and Oh
AMERICAN PORTS. These Of the LIST .
MANHANILLU.
Departure q the lIth each month come
thelnew steam Inns from Panstna 70 AUST
and NEW ZEALAND,
The steamer OF August 10th will conneei
with Etaamef GREAT kEPUBLI0 from y
cisco, September 90, for Yokohama and Hon
~ Hokohana with steamer COSTA RIGA u
aaki and ShaERhae.
a discount Of ONE QUARTER from &
rates allowed % second cabin an q steeraga
gers with families. Also an allowance
/ QUARTER on through rates TO clerEymen
families, and school teaehers
One Hundred Pounds Baaraee allowed ESQ
BaErage Masters accompany baggage throl
aitond the ladies and children without Q.
teciorE Baggage zaooised On the dock ths
fore sailing, from Etoamboat1. failroadg, ana
egfs who prefer 70 send down early
Al expgriancsd surgeon on board. Medl0
~ $3.50 aels,s, Or Iurthsr Enlsrnatis
A At Gh8 Company 4idIot once on the Whal
OF CANAL BTRkkT. NoATa RIVEh
A 81 RRl
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ERIE RAILWAY.

VI route to New York. Boston, and New EtsS.Ss11
cities.
THIs RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
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ESTATE OF JOHN III. GREEN AND
RON ERT NJ. sNANLAN,
OFFIcE UNITED STATES MARSHAL, }
District of Louisiana,

Individually, and as Members OF the Firm of John
IL. Green.
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THRoUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. q
4 ing a. Mexican ports, and carrying Bnitef
mails. Through in Twenty-Five Days.
Steamships on the Attain Connecting on the
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harvest in its jealous labors for the en-
hancement of the common property.
Various speculations are INDUCED In
here as to the future population OF Padu-
cab. Some think that the completion
Of the railroads already projected, will
induce q population Of a hundred thou
sand in a few year, while others profess
3 willingness to - satisfied with half
that estimate. TAa present population
is estimated at aoou. tsn thousand, and
there is no doubt Il Ii will ultimately
reach a very respectable figure, and that
right speedily, If the property-hOlders
could only be induced TO pursue q liberal
policy. But holding vacant lots at exor-
Ditsnt prices will impede, IL II does not
arrest its progress altogether. Messrs.
Voolfolk, Enders, Norton, TTimhle, and
others, are the principal architects OF
Psducah, and they set 3 worthy exam
pie to their property-holding associates
in the courtesy they eVsnce to strangers
proposing to settle among them. They
always extend the hand Of fellowship
and hospitality, and encourage all to
make their home here.
Politics here is only moderately warm.
There is more federation for political diff
erences, and pyrotecnio demonstrations
are reserved for the last, not beginning,
Of the campaign. But more anon.
AMEMPHIAN ON THE WING.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
Dmee--NO. is jefferson Street.
THE APPEAL,

The DAILY APPEAL is UUfth0sa qEes'
ton or doubt the a6lest and best daily
newspaper noW published in Vest Tn
messed, enjoys a larger circulation than
a Of its contemporaries, and an adj
vsrtisiag patronage equal TO its Popu'
lsr5ty as the OLDEST ALL IN THIS POR-
TON OF TIE SOUTH. u Is published
eveyy day in the year at the same rate
psv a0esk {25c.) and per onRaa lSI2)
az our contemporaries ,OhO publish only
stz days IN the Oeek.
The WEEKLY APPEAL, circulating eg-
tsnsiVely in arkansas, Mississippi, ALd-
6anaa and Vest Tennessee, is the largest,
most popular dnd most valuable paper
Of ste class published in the Mississippi
VaHep. At 50 per Rnuua & IS better
paper than any Of its contemporaries at
50. We take a limited Hitna6er Of ad-
refreshments at half daily rates. The
circulation Of the WEEKLY APPEAL az
1ords an unusual opportunity for naer-
chants and business men to pat Themselves
IN coBsn1sadoatiO seith the planters and
merobants Of the above States.
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LETTER FROM PADUOAH.

Observation-Disclosures cad
mizinG-BeauttfuI Streets-Substitute
fer the NIchSisOn-OId Men vs.. Young
HeB-NeW Buildings in Progress
Character of she PeOpie-Memphis
DIVInss-LftGe Chance for Lawyers
ana FhysfcIans-Paducah as "A Tobacco
narEet-A Rolling Mil Speculation
Important Railroad Connections Con-
temPIaied SPeculRttOns I'm Real
Eslate-PersOaaIs-Estimat of Future
Observation-Disclosures, Etc, ETC.
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Z
Negroes Inh umanIty to Negrsn

In the days Of slavery, 1t is a well
known fact, no oveFseers were so cruel,
no drivers so hard as negroes themselves
when employed Tor that purpose, ana
since the war the most shocking cases o.
cruelty toward negroes that have occur
red in the South, have been perpetrated
by individuals OF their own race and
color. The latest case OF the sort, and
one of the most ~atrOcious that we have
heard in Ome time, occurred about g
mile below Fort Pickering, near the head
OF the Island, 90 Tuesday evening. Two
negro cabin boys, or young men, OF
eighteen to twenty years OF age, belong
ing TO a Cincinnati bOat,-ths Clifton or
the Darling I've were uns6ls to learn
which,, then lying at the wharf left the
bOst and went down the river bank, be-
low the city, to pick peTsimmons. While
thus engaged, they were set upon by ten
or q dozen Of the piratical, savage ne
groes, who dwell on the Island, and in
That neighborhood, and were stripped OF
every article of their ClothiUg except
their shirts. After stripping them, the
devils, not content with lbsir p!under,
tied She two poor fellows to a tree, and
whipped them in e most horrible man
ner, literally cutting their bodies into
strips. They then released them, and
allowed them, naked and lseersted, to
make their escape, and in this condition
they came TO the Hospital at Pert Pick
ering. Here they were given q pair OF
drawers or pants, and thus clothed they
returned to their boat. No arrests have
beer msde at the latest accounts, but if
these Tnfiians can be caught they should
be severely dealt with.
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NOTICE

The State OF Mississippi, guniea eounty-Pro-
bate Court, October Term, 1888.
IN the matter OF the m al account of william
L r. Hunt, Executor OF Eli N. Driver, de.
ceased, on his application tor discharge from
his said trust.
TIC. Julia n. Driver, Sarah L. Hunt, Julia 7.
Hunt, Giles L. Driver and his cniIdren VIM.
Driver and his children Allan 8taiger and
his wife Fenelope and their children Wm-
Nichols and his wife Sarah, now deceased.
u their children, and all other persons In
terssted in the estate Of said Eli N. Driver.
deceased.
You are hereby notified to appear ct 4 term
or the Probate Court of TuDica county, MisSiE-
Sippi, on the second Monday IN December next.
1888. and show cause, II eny you an, why tie
said final account OF The said William r. Hunt.
Is Exscutsr rs aforesaid, should not Be an
proved and allowed ana the said Executor dfz-
charged from bus said trust.
BY order Of said Court, October 5, 1858.
- 1875 ]. N. PHILLIPS. CferR
Ocfe 1lW4W p j. n q
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Cspt. Mont. Pepper, Of the Associated
Press, returned yesterday from a trip
southwark.
We were sorry yesterday to bid sdieu
to Mr.. B.. B. Wright, who has been for
some time past the manager In this city
Of the mercantile agency of r. G. Dun
Il Co. MI. Wright was transferred, at
his own request, from this agency TO
that in New Orleans, where he formerly
resided, and he goes now to enter upon
bis duties in that city. Our very best
wishes follow Mr.. Wright whithersoeyer
be may go; and we wish that he NAV
again gather around him there as many
and as true friends as those that he
leaves behind In Memphis. This he
VIII no doubt do, for In addition to being
an energstic and stirring business mar,
Mr., Wright possesses in sn eminent de.
gree all those qualities Iaas make and
retain friends. hq5 oT
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In TEN NILES OF NENPHIs

A Nd one mile of the prospective depot on the
II Valley Railroad, soon to be built, of every
quality and In any quantity, under one thous-
and acres. At two hpndred per cent lass than
was offered for II.
Texas, of so acres, and Stock Rancho In .Jack,
son county, OF 1875 acre., both on navigation.
For sale or exchange for city property.
Apply ct No Bs Front street, NssaPhi&aaE
oetf-Ssaw@
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DEATH OF A NOTED BURGLAR--Wn,
Doneiiy, the burglar who was sentenced
at the last term Of the Criminal Court 10
tweBty-One years p6nal s%eryitude, and
who appealed from the decision Of the
court, yesterday changed the yeH1e Of
bis case, and carried it before q tribunal
from which there Is no appeal and whose
edicts are eternal. While waiting in
Jail for his new trial he was seized with
diarrbes, and yesterday, sitter a linger-
ing Illness, expired. Donelly was q com
missaTy sergeant in the 9th Illinois cav
airy Federal. After the war closed he
remRiDed in Memphis, and resumed or
rather continued the profession Of thiev-
ing and burglary. During the month Of
May the store of Mr.. Joe Tsgg was en-
tered ard rObbed, and Donelly was con-
vieted of the burglary, During his i'm
prisOnment in the jail, after his convic
lion, be managed TO saw the bars of his
cell through with a c~ase-knife, smugRled
TO him, 1t Is supposed, by some one in the
court room during his trial, and making
q rope ont OK bis bed clothing nearly
succeeded In making bis escape. He
was seen, however, by tie guards before
his plsps were completed, aud they were
thus frustrated. Among the personal
efFsotsn that he leaves are 3 most COM
pIete set oil burglar tools, which are now
ia Tie possession II Sheriff Curry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15

TIE GENTLEMEN from Whites Sta
ton, accused By several ms ticiOus negroes
OF being KU-Klux, were bsfore Squire
Griffith yesterday. The trial lasted all
day, and resulted in the complete yindi-
caSion of the gentlemen. Not a single
psi8t could be proven against them by
lis witnesses. although they were evil
IDENTIFY UeH posted.
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Adnafnistratoa.,s Notfce.

7 ETTERS of administration, with the will
IL enHexed, having been granted me upor
the estate OF William o. Harrison, deceased m
the october term OF County Court She,by
againstsaId estate are hereby notided 10 present
them within the time prescribed by Law to me-
for payment, or this notice will be plead In baY
OF their recovery and al those indebted to
and make 70 10 me tFnmsdfaIeIy.
ocg Iaw4Ws HENRY 7. JONES' Admsr
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STEVE ToRRENcE, the negro who was
arrested by Sc detectives Saturday
night LAST, for completely in the Alex
ander affair, and whose confession We
published on Monday, was yesterday
sent to Jail ny Squire MiI!srdi Eitaout
bsii. 20 await trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15

CLEANED OUT.-Tne kitchen Of Mr..
Brown, pressman OF the APPEAL, was
entered yesterday morning 5ysome thlei
or thieves unknown, who carried on
every article OF portable Kitchen iuFDl-
ture, 8 barrel ofhour and 8 large amount
Of other provisions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15


NEW YORK, August Z, IS6S.-Hr Edi-
tor: Several o. your correspondents,
very old and respectable no doubt, seem
To be wonderfully exercised as to the
origin Of our Plantation Bitters. So long
rs these Bitters are all That we represent
them TO be, we do not know that it makes
any difference from whom they come, or
from waence they originated but for
the information Of the public generally,
ard old Capt. Wentz In particular, we
will say thag he told the truth, and that
these Bitters originated in the West India
LslandH-that many OF the ingredients
have been fsvorablY used for ever 4 CEN
fury, butt or combination Of Calisaya is
entirely new, and our own. The rum
and other materials are the same, and az
yeur correspondent says, g better Bitters
and Tonic e not made. We recommend
them particularly for dYspeptics, fever
and agae, debility, Ioss Of appetite, and
10 all cases whore q tonic and stimulant
is required.
p. II. DRAKE d CO, n Park Row, N. y.
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the
.best reported German Cologne, and sold
at hall fhs prlae, 9td&R
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15

THE SHELBY COUNTY Agricultural
Society meets on Saturday ct ten O'Clock
in the Chamber of Commerce. THIS Is
the last meeting before the Fair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15

WIN. REED, who is accused Of having
shot Charles Sevesrs, was brought before
Squire Griffith yesterday, and his case
continued until SATURDAY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15

MEssRs. ONLY & DUAL, attorneys at
law. have removed their law office 20
the southwes corner OF Monroe and
Second strests.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15

THE CASE Of William HOltfor shooting
Sam. Gibbs, WA postponed yesterday py
ISIuire Griffith until Saturday, 17eh inst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15

HEERY NOLL mounted Gus Nogt, .
DEPUTY Constable n few evenings ago,
and polished him off in approved style.
He buDged bis eyes, " chssedH ms nose
and esTs, and s5slped him. Two war,
rants were immediately gotten out for
NolI, but up 70 . late hsgr yss.srdsy
eeaning he had not bean arrested. Vcgt's
wounds, though not dangerous, must DC
very uainfuI. His head looked Ike it
hsd been struck by lightning, yestsTdsy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15

DISTRESS WARRANTS are being issued
by the County Clerk sgainst delinquent
tax payers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15

SEE THE CARD of the Pamela Oil
Works In another column. 1t is another
home institution, and should be encour-
aged,
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THE WEATHER yesterday was " sun
shine and shadow" aud very warm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15

NEW style Hat at Wheaton & Co.'s.
Prices reduced. 81
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TIE TABLES TURNED-Slgnt before
last 9 polIce officer on the corner OF
Main and Jefferson streets, heard loud
and lusty cries of Police ! The! PO-
lice,n proceeding from up Jefferson
street, in the region OF the Bulletin office.
On hurrying thIther be found the
Of the row to be an elderly gentleman
who had hold OF a younger one, and was
l5udly accusing him Of having stolen his
uIetoi and money from him. The police
Eaan was ready to make the arrest, but
waateo the old fellow 20 accompany
him, 70 enter his complaint. To this be
demurred, and insisted on the young
mans being ssRsched then and there.
The latter was will3g, provided the old
one would allow himssD TO undergo the
same operation, and On his agreeing to
the terms, the officer searched both-the
young man first. he found nothing on
him that the old man claimed, but on
searching the old fellow the missing ar
ticles were found tucked away in 3 most
outIandish place. The officer, after
finding the articles, informed the young
mSn thathe might depArtiD peace, bat
fha cd one, the cause OF ell the rHmpdst
IA arrested and took down on charge Of
ssdrunk and disorderly" and 9csrryiBgr
concealed weapons" thus turning the
fabIesn with a vengeance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15

TAX PAYERs EoIscE-CIty, County
and school Scrips TO suit tax payers, for
sale at Citizens U1ion Bank corner OF
Main and Jefferson streets. oeIl-lW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15

Circus CoEIKG!-The little foiks al,
and q rood many big oneR, will, we are
sure. be thrown into "eonniptions" Of
delight at tbs announcement made by
Doc Chambers, the manager OF that
vorld-famed show, Ames' Ckous and
Meuagerfs. This show Is said by the
press OF the towns and cities which il
has visited 10 be the NEST complete
thing OF the sort in this country, 10 not
IN the world, embracing eli branches Of
the geological, equestrian and ~RcTobstic
a show business.1 II will be here OF
Monday next, and remain three days.
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SHELBY CIRCUIT CoURr.-Geo. "

bHELbf OUURT.-U6O. ".
Reeves. JHdge.-On yesterday the case
of the State We. Hudnall, indictment for
murder, was called up for trial. The in
dictmsnt is for the murder OF a negro /;
the defense, justification. The trial OF
the case will be continued t -day. The
jury emDanneled in the case is as fol-
lows J. A. Mccall, ]. w. Dillaha, B.
Hallander, W. w. Thompson, W. +.
Green, Geo. Smalyreid, Jos. Fransloli,
IA. a. Gsrrety, Jas. Nolan, o. App, Fl.
Hanson, Jno. Csnnovsn. Court meets
to-day st 8 o'clock, en-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15

LADIEs.-For fashionable, millinery
goods go to Miss II. English, No.
go Main street, up stairs. She has just
reoeived sdarge assortment purchased
for cash, and sells at the lowest prices.
Dress making snperintehded by Madame
J. Ozsnne late OF Nashville, zfara1W
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SUALlGHT GOAL on.

AZ BARRELS for sale low. want to ouI-
% chase FIVE hONDAED ooALaOfL BAR
OF PRESCOTT &Co.
octIl Iw No. ~ Jefferson street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15

WILLIAM KEENAN, HILL.-It Is our
painful duty 70 announce to our readers
this morning the death OF this prominent
merchant Of Our city. He Gied yesterday
At his residence, surrounded by the
members Of his family and cheered by
the consultations Il religion. AS the
resolutions Of the Chickasaw Club, OF
ly set forth, Mr.. Hill was a "citizsn
characterized by great energy, Industry
and probiiy, whose example is well
worthy Of imitation We c0ndcle with
his family and friends and mingls our
regrets with those Of the community
generally upon the death OF q merchant
who was full OF the enterprise and
thrift thGt has given Memphis pre-emi-
nence Is & commercial point.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15

GREAT VARIETY OF hem-stiched, lace
and bordered handkerchief, at Rice d
EBsei's, 2S3 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-15

The SoDALITg BAND OF st. Peters
Church had 8 pleasant little reunion
yesterday evening, at 81, Pster's school
house, on W Washington street. shove Third.
The lower hOoy Of the school house was
cleared of the benches, and made for the
nonce, 8 very neat and handsome little
ballroom indeed, the only objection to It
being its diminutiye size. the upper
room Wss used as asuppeT TO0a7i AHd siso
made q nest and handsome appearance.
The young gentlemen Of the SOGaity
Band were sll out en- grand gala, with
their young lady friends, and until q late
h,7ur this morning, they were moving 10
the lively strains OF Sankey's string
band. ,Altogsthe- they had 6 most de-
Iightful tine, and all present enjoyed
themselves TO he fullest extent.