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MAY.
THE GREAT GERMAN MAIFEsT.
All Memphis out A James' Park.
Das Leben,- vile es h Acchus
uRG Gambrinus schulz
The Germans have a Good Time
Generally.

The outbreak into beauty which
Nature mskes at the end Of April and
BEGINNING Of May, excites go joyful and
admiring a feeling in the human breast,
that there Is no wonder that the event
should at all times have been cele-
brated ia some way. The frat emotion
is 20 seizs upon some part OF that profu-
sion OF leaf and flower that spreads
around us, and set it up in some decora-
tive fashion, pay it q sort Of homage, and
let the pleasure it excites ind expression
in music and dancing.
Among the Romans this feeling found
vent iH the HoraLjd or floral games,
which began according to our co1nt) on
the 28sh Of April and lasted several days.
Nations taking more or less of their
customs from Roma have settled on the
the first Of May as a special time for
fetes OF this kind.
With ancients and moderns alike, It
was and Is n instructive rush to the
fields to revsl in the bloom which is so
newly Presented on meadow and tree.
The more city -pent-up the population the
more eager the desire.
With the Germans of the present day,
(who, no one that knows them will deny,
preserve far more Of the ancient Sim
and lows OF nature common to
our Saxon foEefathefs than either Eng
lishmen or Americans), the return Of
May is a season OF mirth, good fellow
snip and outdoor enjoyment that is IN
known to "grown-up" Americans.
Our school children, and a few of the
younger folk, it is true, still celebrate
May day but it is left to the Germans
in our midst TO keep up the (" festival OF
Indeed, there is a question in
bur minds if even the children would
cot soon forget to have their " May par
tier" If it were not for the recurrence OF
such celebrations in our midst as the one
yesterdsy-the ninth anniversary of the
IermanENa9est.
IN TOWN.
The various participants assembled at
Square about nine O'Clock, and
IN order OF ceremonies previously adopt
ID was carried out Mr.. GsUgel was
Chief Marshal, and Messrs.
Theme, Klein and BTust, Assistants, and
hey managed eve& thing. At half past
line
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MAS excellent, and reflected great credit
on the gentleman who managed the
gymnsstic exercises, as well as his pupils
and the gymnssts. 1t was kept up at in
tervals throughout the whole day, and
some really astonishing feats of strength
and skill vera narfnrmai.
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ARNoUNCEAGENTs

nor AIT1kNhY-GENERAL-We are an
IL taorfzad to announce WALKER WOOD,
ESQ, Of Tiptsn county, as q candidate for At
torney-GensraI OF the Circuit Court OF the lbsh
Judicial Circuit, at the ensuing May election.
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a PROGRAMME.

Among other sources of amusement
during the day was a humorous pro-
grRmme of the entertainment, which
was circulated among the crowd. No
one knows by whom it vas gotten up,
but 1t bears the impress OF wit in every
line Of it. It is too lengthy to copy en-
tire, and we shsll content ourselves with
q few of its best hits.
After detailing all who were invited,
and how the procession is to be formed,
the following order of procession is
prescribed
l.. Maj. Osterwald, Of Arkansas mill
tia, Grand Marshal.
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Revival of Venice.

Mr.. Layerd tells, in a recent letter, a
story of the revival of art and industry
at Venice, which is really wonderful, if
true. He shows that the imports in
1867 amounted to S26, 000, 900, as com
pared to S23, 000, 900 in 1868 the ex-
ports in 1867 to $50, 900, 900, as com
pared to SIC, 000, 900 in 1863. The ton
mage of vessels leaving Venice increased
by one-third in the same period. Vene-
tan steamers begin to run ace more, as
the galley did of old, to all he great
ports of Europe, and-though last, not
least-there are now 224 district schools
where in 1865 there were only eight
and manufactures of silk, cloth, cotton,
paper and firearms are sprung up in all
the cities Of the mainland. The nobili-
ty, after eighty years of eclipse end two
hundred years of sloth and degradation,
are throwing themselves once more into
politics, art, industry and commerce,
with much of the old energy which built
the city and made it famous.
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Venice and

The Italian Government, in the pros
pect of the increase of trade by the
opening of the Suez canal, is about i'm
proving the port of Venice by dredging
out the lagoons. 1t is asserted, however,
that Venice cannot recover her former
mercantile importance, since a formida-
able rival has appeared in the city of
Brindisi, the ancient Brundusium,
situated in the province of Otrsnto, on
the Adriatic, in the upper part of the
heel of Italy. The railway from Turin
to Brindisiis completed, and a saving of
thirty-six hours is effected by the steam
ers on the overland route to India, in
the time required on the old route to
pass from Paris to Alexandria by way
of Marseilles. It is true that Venice
may not become a prominent station on
the overland route, but there is a very
lucrative trade with Austria which now
finds an outlet at Trieste, and two ports
on the Northern Adriatie viii add to
the facilities for the exchange of the
commodities for which hat region is
celebrated.
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GratuitOuS Advice.

An exchange furnishes the following
gratuitous advice, which, we think, will
answer for both sexes, az we'll as one Of
them If you seek the soft side of a
lady, touch, mild at first, hergoOd looks,
or what you presume are such. Then
ring a change on her accomplishments.
Then u a parallel between her and
some Of her associates, to the disadvan.
tage of the latter. Quote her sayings
with exaggerations in the right direo-
ton. Hint Of the excellent example
her career suggests. Follow up these
suggestion with moderation but 6rmness.
and the victory is your. You have got
the soft side of the lady, and the chances
are that it prove particularly so, and
you can lead the dear creature With
ersoever you will.
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AMONG articles Of every day use,
fewer improvements, perhaps, have been
made in the construction of umbrellas
than anything else, variations In material
and pattern being unaccompanied BY es-
sential improvement in principle. The
latter result seems, however, to have
been accomplished lately in England. by
what is called the Particles umbrella, the
main features of which consist in the
adoption of ball and socket joints at
each end eff the stretchers, instead of
the customary forks, and the use of a
spring and wedge lock fop holding the
umbrella open or shut, instead Of the
customary long wire spring which
weakens the handle SO much. The ad-
vantages claimed are greater durability.
facility in taking out any streteher for
repair, impossibility Of having the UNI
brella turned inside out, etc. The con-
struction of the whole is very simple, al
though difficult to explain without q
hgure, aud the cost of the manufacture
very little more than that Of the old
fashioned kind,
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& In InaiR

The canals in India recommended by
the Government engineers, it is stated,
will cost S145, 000, 900. The works
have already been commenced in differ
n places, but the great want is civil
engineers, who can plan and dig canals,
build dams, tanks and reservoirs, con-
struct embaukments and improve river
channels. The English journals are
therefore recommending the civil engin-
GERS of Great Britain. who are complain
ing Of lack of employment, to proceed
to India. The a~queducts to be con-
structed will supply an immense area
with water. In Central India, there are
nearly l24, 000, 600 acres to be irrigated f;
in Hindostan, 1900 900; and in the
Mysore district the old native structures
are be disinterred with a view to their
restoration TO use the food canals in
Sindh are 10 be converted into perennial
streams q tank TO cost S450,000 is
among the works now going on in the
Deccan; two canals leading to Calcutta
are to be made-One from the coal mines
Of Raneegunge, the other from the Gan
ges at Rajmahal; another, from the
Jumna, near Delhi, will water the
Muttra and Agra districts and the
Sutlej canal, first projected in 1861, is
now TO be commenced. In Durham, en-
bankments are to be made, and an en-
cheering officer has been sent to see
what can be done with the Irawadi.
Everywhere, indeed, says the AtheaauB,,
the fertilizing and refreshing element is
to be made to flow, and there is work
enough for thousands of men for more
han a lifetime. A few more gener-
atoms, and India viii cease to be- DESC
by famine.
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A Sensible Will.

The substance of the will Of the late
james N. Brewer, who died in Troy.
but was formerly of Pougheepsie, is
published. His estate is valued at $780,
900.
Il wish my personal and real estate
to be appropriated, equally to the bene-
fit of my wife, Emily q. Brewer, and OF
my children, Seabury Doane Brewer
and Florence Kipp. Brewer.
81 wish the guardians Of my children
to see that they are brought up in the
Protestant Episcopal Church, or in
other words, the Church of England
and l wish them to be taught to despise
that curse of our country Abolition
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Great Distribution BY the MetrOpoiitaa
Gin CO.-Cash eifIs 20 the Amount OF
s25O .OOO-Eyery Ticket Draws a Prize
5cash gifts. each $1,000 80 cash gifts, zach $50
10 6WOfa0 = LOO
81 1000 so ~
50 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each $50 70 SJ
IS MelOdeOus each 3 70 Eg
$50 Sewing Machines, " TO rs
800 Fine Gold Watches, IS TO so
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware. etc. all valued 81
A chance to draw any OF the above prizes for
sc. Tickets describing prizes are sEALED La
envelopes and well mixed. On receipt OF Sea
SEALED TICEEr Is drawn without choice and
sent by mail 20 any address. Tbs prize named
on payment Of OSE DOLLAR Prizes are 1mms-
diateiy sent % any address by express OF 70
turn Aal-
You VIII know what your prize Is before you
pay for II. Ang prize exchanged gT GslOlaT q
SANE volas. No Blanks Our patrons can de-
pend on fair dealing.
R-KFERENCEs We select the following nom
many who have lately draWn Vaiuable prizes
and kindly permitted Is 10 publish them 3
7. wilkins, Buffalo 500 Miss Annie Monroe
Vile, 5000 Miss Emma WalwOrth, Milwaukee,
Piano., $50 Rev. Z A. Day, New Orleans, SO
We publish no names without permission
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS - The uirm IL retta-
BILE and deserves their Weekly Tn
bune, Aug. 5. I've know them 70 De q TAR
dealing hrm."-N. 7. Herald, Aug. 4 -
friend OF ours drew q 500 prize, which was
promptly received."-Dauy News Sept
Send for circular. Liberal Inducements 70
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. livery PACK
GHFT. six Tickets for 81; - for 81 p for 81
no for Sl5- All letters should be addressed 70
RARPkR, HLSsH a CO.
nov8 I'm I53 Br0adWay.6. n.
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7.nstss5Osser's Notice.

len, Trustee, and the United States
VIM. =. NE = against The New Orleans and
and 0tne I'd Company sind Others.
~ n appointed By the Hen Bland
ANdS1 dge OF the United States Ois-
~ Bauaro5SA the District OF kentueky, :
ttdet court IN 0ner in the above style case
Special CommhsA out q full snd comPlstere
70 anuit ~ n-- all bonds and eonPoS- !.
port 70 se1o SotL ne nrst mortg&&es an
unpaid, secured 80 sdue and unpaid secdrea
all ana eo1koA sge OF the said AsS y
leans and Ohio E1AN James OF the holders
due, and the !
thereto respectively eby given to all bond
Thersfore, Notice - 80 me forward and pre-
holders, az Aforesaid. 49, d Commissioner, az
sent o s1S ale Il T NE city q Pa ' nc nast a nnd s sseon ID
R k AZ R9g Ssv be- o1 i ana SSIo g;
moEtgsgs or . and ns coup 0ns thereto srS M Gs1onE1h 3
and unpaid. dn or psfors "nS see JONES.
M aCaa. Ims spesVsl
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WATER BALLAST RoLLERs.-0ne
hindrance to the use of heavy rollers for
public or private roadways, has been the
difficulty of transporting them conYe-
niently from place to place, over inter
mediate localities not suited to their
movements, and of having them heavy
enough without too great expenditures
of costly material. These impediments
have lately been ingeniOusly obyiated by
the use Of a hollow iron cylinder, which,
when empty, is comparatively light, but
which can, at will, be filled with water,
and increased in weight to any desirable
extent. A roller recently constructed
on this plan, is composed of a water
tight wrought iron cylinder, with a five
inch tube passed through it to receive a
three-inch iron spindle. The bearings
for the spindle consists of massive cast
iron plates on the ends of the cylinder,
and prevent any wear on the tube. A
turn table is SO arranged hat the horses
can be turned around without moving
the roller,
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philadelphia. d Y 81. 1858

NOTICE.
n The subscribers have this day formed q
Limited partnership according TO law, under
the nrm name OF MONROE, AAALTz q w.
for the general Boot and shoe BnsneSs IN lns
city of Philadelphia. to eGmmenos Ssnu@Ey =
Isaa and 10 terminate Deco mbsr 81, lA7l- Inc
General Partners are JAMES MoNRN@ 40
sEPH E. sMALTZ, MAHIoN S. srOASEs
and JOHN t. MONDE. and the Special Faf1-
ner is CHARLES d. REED, and they all res
p~eetively reside in the city OF philadelphia
The special Partner has contributed TO the
ooramon stock OF the Arm in goods and cash
the sum Of hny thousand dollars
LANES MONROE,
JOSEPH E. SMALTZ,
NJ. S. STOKES,
JOHN T. MONROE,
General Partners
CHARLES ID. REED,
Special Partner:
Philadelphia, Dec. 81, 1858. jA
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NOTICE.

instruct sf West Tennessee. in B~ankruptey-sss
Al Memphis, Tenn, Han day OF January, lsS.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF hs
apEointaent as assignee OF r. = Dodson,
Of 91pton county, and State OF TeDoeSseA
within said District. who has been a ndged =
Bankrupt upon his own petition, By the lis
o. WOODBRIDGE,
fsIS ~ q Assignee
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One Of the best dement's for fasten-
ing stone, glass or iron together, is made
by combining equal parts of infusorial
earth and of oxide of lead, with a hall
part of freshly Stacked lime, and mixing
with enough linseed oil yarnish to make
a thick paste. This will answer the de-
sired purpose as we'll or better than any
other that can be devised. The in
fusorial earth, it is well known, consists
of the silicious shells of a very low
order of vegetables of inconceivable
m%inuteness, having the appearance of
fine -four, and replacing to very great
advantage the fine sand or powdered
quartz generally used.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAIL O A d.
Open to Madison

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTE4-
~ Der 2. 1858, the train on the Eastern DIVISION
Of this Road VIII run regularly as iouows:
GONG WEsr-Leaves HoPeheld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday AZ 100 AM snd arrive
at Madison at l O'Clock pm.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesdayi
Thursday and Saturday at 7:S0 a m; arrive at
Hopefeld at l o'clock PM, and Memphis al
l:30 Pun.
b Ferryboat NevaGa leaves the foot ef
Union street at : an.
oe5 In the city. q.
Freights for Madison or way stations received
by P. n. Patterson q Co, at their Wharf-ooat,
foot OF Union street.
Freight TO Way Stations must be prepaid.
aS-OmCs OF Road, No. " Jefferson street
au29tf y. b. BEAUMONT, Gen. SupT.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Of CANADA,
AND
Montreal Ocean SteamShip-CO.
o FREIGHT LINE
First Glass Steamships sailing
Every Saturday to Liverpool.
From PORTLAND In Winter and MON
TREAL In summer,

THE undersigned having been appointed
Agents for the above Line are authorized
10 grant through bills OF lsdtDg rom Memphis
to Liverpool aAd Glasgow. The attention OF
shfppers Is called 70 This route, by which the
delays and excessive transfer charges lncuITsd
at the large ports are entirely avoided. Bllls
of Lading contsin through rates covering All
charges nom Memphts to The ships oock Al
Liverpool, and low rates and quick time are
Fifteen hrst class SJeamsnips are
now on the lin making regular trips on bat1r'
day Of each week. Freighfs loaded nom lns
cars on dock directly into the vessel.
THROUGH given TO Boston snS
New England points Wis. GRAND THUNk
RAILWAY
THOMAS TROUT q JS5, Agents,
iaT No. 4S Front street. Asmphis.
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A hook for ETerT citizen and Political
Student.
DEMOCRACY IN The UNITED STATES
what Il Has Done, what IL Il DOiHE,
and what IG WI Do.
BY Hon. RANSOM d. GILLET,
Formerly Member OF Congress nom 81 Law.
renee county, n. Y more recently REGISTRAR
and Solicitor Of the United states Treas
ury Department, and Solicitor for
the Uaited states Ia the
Court Obtains, Etc.

IN one elegant volume. large limo, Of over
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This admirable work contains a eomplets
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sues now before The public The AUTHORS ex-
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OF The century he was an associate OF Slias
Wright ne enjoyed the confidence and friend
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PHILADELPHIA.

nIssOLUTION-THE FIRM OF had
ID DOCK, REED & CO., is this day dissolved
nv mr1sual consent. The business wiz be set
tlad bv snsher Of the undersigned Partners, at
the old sfsug, 4Ss and 40 Market street, up
stairs DANIEL PADDOCK, Jr.,
CHARLES D. REED,
STEPHEN kIMBALL.
n.a..nbfa nee 81 IsgS. faT
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"A careful study of the bills of
mortality in Frankfort shows the aver
age duration of life of clergymen to be
much higher than in any other occupa-
ton (nearly sc years. Next to these
come teachers, gardeners, butchers and
tanners (abOut 81 years.) The lowest
period is that of lithOgraphers and cop
per-plate engrayers, who only attain an
average Of about Al years.
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ID EMOVAL.
' IL MONROE, SMALTZ a CO. rave
ovad 10 4sS and 40 MARKET street.
49, nv win carry -on the Manufacturing
Tobhing ~ B1ots and shoes, IS successors
addook, Reed a co.
amber 2 1888.
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TRUST SALE.
Trustees sale.
WILL, ON
Monday. the aith DaY OF JsuuaFV Inst.

Monday, the 2iih Day OF January Inst,
By virtue OF a Deed of Trust, executed by John
d. Armour, on the Sd DAY OF September, 1860,
and duly recorded in The Reg ster's otice of
Shelby county, IN Book No. IS, pages 49,, 3, 4
and 5, offer, at public sale, at the southeast
corner of Court Square, in the city of Men,
phis. TO the highest bidder, for cash. the foI.
lowing described real estate Lot Is OF John
ID. ATmOuT's subdiv sion Of Ori2inal country
lots 433 and 494, originally east OF, now in the
city OF Memphis, beginning at g stake on the
southwest corner of :. Mansfeld's lot on Mon.
roe street extended, and running westwardly
with the north line OF Monroe street EXTENDED
81 feet thence ~northwRrdly 1887 feet at right
angles with Monroe street thence east with
the line of an alley 90 feet to a stake On Mans
deld's line ; thence south with Mansneld's line
l4SH feet to the beginning on Monroe street.
Also, lot commencing at the northeast corner
OF John ID. Armour's lot, fronting on CHARLES
ton avenue, and running south Ito feet to New
Madison street thence east with the north
line of New Madison street lbs feet to the point
where New Madi, on street connects with
avenue; thence west with the
south line OF Charleston avenue l35 feet to the
beginning, on which stands the Charleston
hotel-said properly being conveyed TO me- in
trust TO secure Edward +, Jenkins, OF Balti-
more, in the payment of a debt of seven thou
sand i've hundred dollars, and of which a bal
ance OF some seventeen hundred dollars re-
main unpaid, The1itle Is good, but ! will con-
vey only as trustee. I, :, Trustee.
Geo. W. Winchester, Attorney. jal6
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THE
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BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE..

District OF Wet Tennessee. in BankruPtcy-s%
At Memphis, Tenn, uth day OF January, 1853
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF nis APP
pOintmsnt as assignee Of lyons Z Fles OF
aid District who have been adtudged bank
rupts upon their own Peunon' oy tAs Disulos
court OF SAlo o. WOODBRIDGE,
tia ao Assignee
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NOndaT, the 1st VaY of February. 1SGe.

Proceed TO sell, to the highest bidder, for cash,
in front OF the Hall Of the Chamber OF Com
meIee, near the corner OF Main and North
Court streets, In the city OF Memphis, sell for
cash, To the highest and best bidder, al public
auction, the following described real estate,
viz: A certain piece or lot of land, situate.
lying aud being in the county of Shelby,
state OF tennessee. and city OF Memphis But
Ter Division, Block No. :, the same having been
conveyed to John Cubbin by VIM. 3 Pickett
having q mont OF 10 fest to an alley On the
south side of Elliott street, aud extending back
between two pafaSlel lines zoo feet beginning
at q stake $50 feet from the northeast corner Of
Block No. o, on the south side of Elliott street
thence go feet south to q stake thence east 20
feet TO a stake; thence north 200 feet to a stake
In Elliott street and thence west with Elliott
street to the beginning.
The title is good. the right of redemption Is
waived, but | sell only az Trustee.
jail John GUM. Trus'ea-