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TELEGRAMS.

The visit of the Grand Duke Alexis
to this country is given up.
John Wagner cut his throat at Thi-
Onville, Wisconsin, last night.
Martin Listen, Of Cincinnati,
stabbed himself TO death yesterday.
LemueI Lyon, United States Consul
to Yokohama, died there on the 9Th of
sOitening Of the brain.
Great preparations are being made
adelphia, tomorrow.
The BeIleviIle IN. j. calico prints
works were incendiarized yesterday
morning. Loss, $4,000.
The postal system has been inaugu-
rated in Japan, commencing with a
route from Keate to YeddO,
The Massachusetts House Of Rep
resentatives defeated the woman's
suffrage bill by vote Of 68 to 6s.
The insurgent tribes in Central Asia,
under the lead of Salikiksul, COM
menced hOstilities against Russia,
The Common Council, of Chicago,
has ordered the tax levied on the
grave of Senator Douglas paid out
Of the city treasury.
A subscription has been opened to
assist in alleviating the suffering in
BuenOs Ayres, consequent upon the
ravsges Of yellow fever.
The japanese Mint, on the Ameri-
can plan, at Asaka, and the naval ar
senal, at YOkOska, have been inaugu-
rated with great ceremonies.
Jno. Shantan, alias Sherman, was
arrested at Fulton, Ill, yesterday with
several thousand dollars in ten dollar
bills Of the Farmers National Bank.
The Fifth army corps, at their an
nual reunion, held at Boston, passed
a resolution petitiOning the President
to re open the case of Fitz John Por-
ter, in order to do him justice.
Hon. VIM. NJ. FentOn, at Ones time
Lieut.. Governor of Michigan, and
Colonel OF the Eighth Michigan In
antry during the war; one of the old
est citizens OF Saginaw Vale, and for
years a leading Democratic politician
in that State, died yesterday.
Three great clans OF Japanese, united
under the leadership OF Prince sat
suma, maintain the Mikado IN full
power against the Tycoon and party.
Satsuma is now virtually dictator,
and has sent his father to Yeddo TO
take possession Of the government in
his name.
The Baptist anniversaries COM
mence In New York next week. The
following is the programme: Ameri-
can Bible Union, 18th and 18th; Bap-
tist Historical Society, 18th; Bible
aud Publication Society, 18th and
I'D; American Baptist Home Mission
Society, Goth and 22d; American Bap-
list Missionary Union, 22d and 23d /;
Western Baptist Educational Conven-
ton, 24th and 25th,
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DELICIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.


REV. DAVID WALK will preach In the Lin
den Street Christian Church to-day, AZ llS
am, end pm
THERE viii be divine service In st. Mary d
Cathedral, Poplar street, Sunday, al II am.
and pm. Tho public are cordially invited
70 attend. Seats are all free.
SERVICES at the First Presbyterian Church
corner OF Poplar and Third, to-day et "
O'Clock am, also at pm. Rev. +. a,
Bowm an. Pastor.
EECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner
u ain and Beaie streets. The key. Mm. r.
Boggs VIII preach in the Second Eresby te,
rian Church, this morning. NJ II O'Clock and
10 night at o'clock.
PREACHINe at the FiFst Beptist Church, By
Professor r. L. Mitchell, at l051 o'clock a NJ
and at 8 o'clock at night. seats nee SAB
bath school O'Clock am.
PREACHING at the First Methodist Church
near the corner OF Second and Poplar streets
by the Pastor, st l05S o'clock an, and al {
pm. Seats free.
FIRST COEGREaATIoNAL CHURCH, Union
street, between Third and De5oto. Services
at II am. and pm. Rev. A. z. Baldwin
pastor sabbath school ats3s an stIangeri
welcomed.
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/ exposition Of the leading Characters
I tics Of a number Of the past rulers of
1 the city, what may 8 reasonable fore
cast fix as her destiny? what fortunes
betide her future9
how 10 FOSTER PUBLIC SPIRIT.
Cities, like all popular communities,
do not progress with the line of a con-
stantly ascending scale. They have
their vicissttudes Of rest, retrOgression
and decline; but, recovering from the
bend, and energiZed by trial, with re-
doubled efforts, press forward to the
attainment of a vigorous and accom-
plished maturity. AdmOnished by
these lessons, and encouraged by their
teachings, our city need not despOnd,
though its prosperity may have been
temporarily arrested, but look conf
IDENTIFY forward to q future all lumi-
nous with hope. Its high destiny
cannot fail. for triumph forecasts its
unerring horoscope. Commanding
within contiguous and tributary regi-
Ons largely those elements out of which
the greatness and prosperity of cities
are constructed, these, under the fOs-
terings Of a prudent public economy,
and q liberal, enlarged forecast, will
present a development to excite all Of
the public pride and sustain all of the
pardOnable vanity Of q blessed and
abundant heritage. With her COM
mercial, mechanical and varied indus
tries vitality energized, In highest de-
velOpment-With her vast marts and
princely mansions, her schools and
churches, Gods temples; her galleries
of art and halls of learning-she
viii sit like a queen upon a bluff, !
whose base is laved by the waters OF |
the monarch river of the world, BIZ |
sected at this point by three thousand |
miles Of interOCeanic railroad COM
municatiOn, pouring through her ar
teries its orient wealth, betting the
continent, and binding indissOlubly
the abOuuding treasures of the golden
horn with the mighty and magnificent
commerce Of the East. Then, indeed, |
the City Of the Bluffs OUtrivals the
city Of the Nile, though forty centu.
ries looked down upon il from the
frOwning grandeur Of the Pyramids. |
The picture OveTWhelms i'm its wilder
ing beauties, and dazzles and con
sumes in the very intensity Of its fas-
cinatiOns.
But the exhaustion Of paper ad- |
mOnishes your correspondent that the |
exhaustion Of the patience of your
readers has already anticipated this
climax; so, IN mercy, he refrains fur
ther infictiOn.
REFLEX
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ST. Louis Races.

ST. LOUIS, May I3.-There was d
match this afternoon on the Abbey
track between the trOtting stallion
Pilot Temple and Cotton Picker
for $1,000 a side. Won by Pilot Tenn
pie. Time, 2253, 224I. The third
heat being walked over, the owner of
Cotton Picker declining to 60 on the
ground, saying that Pilot Temple ran
more than ne trOtted in the second
hest. A protest has been entered,
and the stakeholder notified not to
give up the money. The races will
continue four days next week, and
some of the best horses in the West
will be here to contest for the purses.
During the race the open stand,
which was crowded with people, fell,
dislOcating the ankle of John NJ
Reid, Columbus, o., and slightly in
juring several others.
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GuuId and Fisk to be Bought With a Prizes.

NEW YORK, May 13.-The SIN Of
this morning says that a TumOT
sbOunds in financial circles that Com
modOre Vanderbilt concluded a bar
gain to buy out the interest of Messrs.
Jay Gould and James Fisk, jr. and
their friends, ia the Erie railroad. Ii
is said that he is to take all their stock
at the market price, and to pay them
a bonus Of three million dollars. The
arrangement not yet cOnsummated,
but it is believed these are the terms
agreed upOn.
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NASHVILLE.
The Fair sad the Hsrsss-The As0IeHl
Village Very Happy,

NASHVILLE, May 13.-BlOOd Horse
Association races, fifth day.
First RGce.-F0r three year Olds,
purse $4O0, two mile heats, $50 en-
trance, $25 forfeit, second horse to save
his entrance money, fifteen entries,
five ran. Sentinel, /, ROebuck, 2, 2;
Euchre, 3, distanced; Hampton dis
tanced; Richland distanced-time,
3;404, 3:4I3.
Second association purse OF
$500; mile heats; three in FIVE. Bar
ney Williams 1, 1, /; Jim Hinton, 2,
8, 8; PetUnia 3, distanced; Tenor 4,
4, 4; Ella Jackson 5, 2, 2; Tom Cor
bett 6, 3, 5. Tine. 147l, 1.4S4, .483.
Third Race. Handi-
cap Purse Of $500; mile heats; second
horse $50. Gaberlunzie !, /; Arizona
p, 3; Graham McNairy 3, 4; Lizzie
Wick four, distanced; Lucy McClung
8, 2. Time, I.47, I5l4.
The track was in good condition,
the attendance large, and the sporting
fine. The interest in the Industrial
Exposition was undiminished. About
eight thousand persons were present
to-day.
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The Lost Steamer City Of Boston.

From the Boston Advertiser, May 9
The following is copy of a paper
picked up on the shore at ShediaC, on
the southeast coast Of New Brunswick,
and telegraphed to this city yester-
day:
March q, 1s70.-City Of Boston.-Ship
sinking; over half full now. Goodbye
all. Look Gfter my boy.
(Siguod) THOMPSON.
Be gone In two hours.
The original paper is in the hands
of a Catholic priest at Shediac, who
sent the above dispatch to his brother,
a member Of the bar In this city. A
COPY was also sent to the agent Of the
Inman line. The name signed to the
paper appears in the list Of passengers
By the City of Boston. This ill-fated
steamship, it viii be remembered,
sailed from Halifax in March, 1870,
and was never heard Of afterWard.
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The WaY 10 Serve Mursersrs,

NEW ORLEANS, May I3.-Vincent
Bay0nna and p. AbrieI were hanged
at eleven o'clock today for killing
a sailor about a year ago and rObbing
him of twelve dollars, and throwing
his body into the river. Both men
behaved with GOODNESS to the last. At
ter the religious rites they were pin
i0ned, when BayOnna stepped on the
scaffOld; he looked at the crowd and
calculated, "CarajO," and spat upon
them. The execution took place in
the parish prison yard. A large crowd
gathered around the prison. The
Spanish, English, Belgium and French
cOnsUls petiGOned the Governor to
commute the sentence to imprisOn-
ment for life, but acting Governor
Dunn declined doing so.
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HOME DISPATCHES.


SYNDNEY, April 1, via SAN FRAN
CISCO, May ia severe earthquake
was felt at Melbourne, April LIST.
The rumOr Of q fllibustering expe-
ditiOn from some American port, COM
munic8ted by the Secretary Of State
for the Colonies, caused great excite
ment In Australia. Bills were intro
duced in Parliament for increased mil
itary force, fOrtiicatiOns and other
precautionary measures.
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Arson and Suicide In St. Louis

ST. LOUIS, May 13.-The fire last
night burned the furniture store ot
Nathan Crechner, and damaged two
or three small shops adjoining. Loss,
about $1,000; partially insured. Rech-
ter was arrested on suspicion of hay
ing set fire to his place.
AT the inquest on the body Of F. W.
BustOck, the suicide reported yester-
day, facts developed that he at
tempted to hang himself five months
ago, but was cut down by his wife,
and he was the last Of formerly six
brothers and sisters, all of whom COM
mitted suidide.
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Secretary Seward III in india

Calcutta (MEroh 30 correspondence Of
the London Timesl
Mr.. Seward, on his way over the
country, was taken IN at a llahabad,
and was unable to dine at the United
Service Club IS he had agreed TO. !
believe the illness was not very seri-
Gus. but the hot weather set in, and q
man of Mr.. Stewards years, and from
a climate 50 different, would be as
well out Of India. i refer to the sub
iect more particularly to quote pas
SAGE from the honorable genueman's
letter 10 the Club. After a very
handsome acknowledgement Of the
invitation Of the Club, etc, Mr.. Sew
ard said: 'tThe efficiency Of the Gov
eminent service in India, IN eu Its de
partments, commands NJ est ad-
mirauOn, and induces part fer
vent wishes for the Welmle, prosperity,
sud happiness Of all those who are
engaged in it." / am quite sure that
this is no more than the due Of Indian
administration, but It ought to be OF
value as the view Of one who knows
something Of what government fs.
both in Deac8 and war.
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THEBAR.
Colonel sOwsn,s sueosss in ST. Louis

ST. LOUIS, May 13.-The Merchants
Exchange and Board Of Trade of this
city have passed joint resolutions,
protesting against the Secretary OF
War eXpending any more money for
the building of vessels after the plan
Of the engineers for removing the OBJ
structiOns from the mouth OF the Mis-
sissippi river until the plans have
been investigated, and asking the
Senators and Representatives from
Missouri and other States in the MIS-
sissippi valley to obtain appliances
for testing the plan Of Colonel GOwen
for raising, by fOating dock, and car
rying vessels over the bar, which has
proved so successful in Europe, be
lieving il the surest, spoediest and
cheapest.
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Examination OF schools, Nos. s. 6. and g.
Tuesday, Sd May; Examination uf sc1ln.a
Nos. ], 2, 5 and 4. Tuesday, 8-th Kay.
COLORED ScHOOLs-l and 2, on Third stree.
extended, Tuesday, I'd May.
NLsIToEs- MesErs. W 8 Bruce. gins.
PheIsu. J. q. Hoist, Marcus Jones. j. Il. Sim.
mons, Thomas r. EaruEWOrth. Hon Jacob
walk
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The LAT ..KIok. UnD IN the Senate.

WASHINGTON, May l9.-FOur or
five Senators have prepared an
amendment to the treaty at Washing
ton.
A number of Senators are prepar-
ing elaborate speeches on the subject
Of the treaty, which will hereafter be
published should the INDUCTION Of Sc
cresy be removed.
The recent comments on the treaty,
both in England and in Canada, have
disposed the Senators to look more
closely into its provisions and rela-
tive bearings. There is ground for the
belief that the session will be pro-
lOnged for three or four weeks.
The Committee on Foreign Rela-
tiOns are again in session on the
treaty. The select committee on the
breach Of Senatorial privileges, have
commenced their labOrs and subpe-
mas have been served on several cor
respondents.
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sAMBo.
He Asserts the Digslly Of HIS RsCs-Ths
W0msH Acct and Sanbo eFlns.

LOUISVILLE, May IA meeting
Of street railroad managers to-day
agreed that it was useless to resist or
1 evade the enforcement by the United
States authorities of the claim of ne
groes to ride in street cars, the negroes
having refused an offer Of a special car
and determined to insist on riding
with the whites. 1t was decided best
to avoid a serious collision by open
ing the cars to them. This affects the
business Of the roads considerably,
many white people, and especially the
ladies, preierring TO walk, but it is not
likely there will be further trouble be-
yOnd occasional collisions with the
rOughs.
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NEW YORK, May u.-COpper-I Iagot Lake
Superior, 2l5SC. Pig irOn-ScOtCh, easier. 3Og
SIS; sheet do, Russia, SlI 50asI2 gold. Nails,
cut 81 70; clinch, S. 25; horse shoe. l8a4lc.
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Examination OF Schools, Nos. p G. s. aud @.
Wednesday, 2fth May; Examination of
SchOo g, NOS and 2, Weduestay. GTst sET.
Ut. Alien. DIT. Brown, Judge q. y. UiEar.
Judge H =. smith, Rev DR. Graves. M. e.
Byrd, Esq, e Fegan, Esq r. 10. Frayser. n. %
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Markets.
lBY LEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK

NEW YoRE, May 8l.-Dry G0ods-Prices in
main steady and drm, except for heavy
Brown ShsetingB, which are depressed. 1n
printing cloths speculatiOn runs riot down
In Providence, and sales are up totfe end OF
the year and even into next year, which are
nothing more than delusive, and we venture
to say that few Of those contracts running SO
far ahead. viii ever be filled. Sales reported
for January next at Z, for immediate delivery
~, for standard yard 20 the pound OF cloth,
while - yard to the pound Of shsetinRs are
selling at llZ9l2 This discrepancy Is too
great. Print cloths are selling at a prOdt Of
nearly &c per yard, while others rule so high
that printers cannot put much good ms adder
eOlOrs in prints 20 sell al the present rate,
Of neW and dark work. In other classes Of
goods there Is nothing OF moment transpir-
ing calling for extended remarks or change
In nrIna.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.
IN PORT.
T. a. Allan. OH
RrvrRs. wRArHER ANp nusINEss.

RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river here rose inches in the past
a hours, up TO 6 pm. At Cairo the river
rose 10 inches yesterday. At st. Louis the
river is also rising. The Ohio is rising at
Cincinnati and Louisville, with l3 feet on
the falls, but falling slowly at Pittsburg.
Cumberland river is rising, and, with the
freshet out of the Missouri, upper Missis-
sippl and Ohio rivers, fears are enter
tanned Of an overflow. The planters in
the bends should be prepared for an over
flow, for, unless there is a rapid decline Of
the rivers, we will have a higher stage of
water with the present rise than we have
had since 1862 White riues is recading
from head waters to the mouth. The Ar
kansas Is falling from Fort Smith out,
with a good stage Of water. The wharf
presented a duh appearance yesterday,
with light shipments for Arkansas river
and the bends. Cotton shipments were
fair
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MARRIED.

GRAHAM-BALTHROP the Sth inst,
in Chicago, Illinois, by Rev f. d. Rickerson
Mr.. JOHN W. GRAHAM ard Miss ELLA Z. BAL.
THRoPE, both OF Memphis.
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NOn-Rssideuf Rofics

No. $40, r DIN The First Cbanesry CONT of
Shelby County Tennessee AK SWitt au"
Sell Evans, E1m o. AK swim O. Co. W.
Patrick Glynu, Agnes hcAalllErait
1T appearing char writ ol ATTACHMENT vas
a issued IN the above cause, May q l-. .t
against the s-late Of Patrick eilynn on me
hill Of complaiuants, fiod iu ms Court uIl-
der oath. alleF ne that said ai7nn IS "a Ie-i-
dent OF Omaha FrrElrorT anu 8 noLl-leil l----
OF the State Of Tennessee and tnal ne la .r-
debfed 10 cuunpIainauts In the som OF a1eut
s2S1 G0 As evidenced By g 1uds sr1 ent raLl1-reT
agafuat him in the United Sta a5 -oull.
and by open account tlal SAID
affnehuenf hiss been returned levied on
fha nrOoerty Of deleudants alao, that Agle-
NcRelligrett (foi merry Glynn) and her bus
band, Morris d McKsllisrett, are residents 1l
Omaha. and non-resideuts OF the hLa-e or
Tennessee:
Tffsfberefors ordered. That th sy make ll5lr
appeRrance herein, 1T the court house ll ~.
oftv of Memphis, Tenn on OF before tle 81
Monday IN June, laTl. and plead ala
or dennur 70 conn mnleluanl 8 lllls 4E l4e
vi ts taken for confessed g 70 tneln ai.4 ~
for heariuq srnarta; and tnaE ccpF OF l-llA
. o--Iar- ~ % blisnad once 7Fa9As Tor lQzr s-
csss'ivs r5eezs, In the Memphis Appsa4
a ~ srfTED a. COLE, Clerk and Master
BvR Il BLACK, Deputy g. and d.
Tafraif & scaf5rou71s 5ols- t1r eoL1 ~ -
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Goyern0r's Proclamation.

D. ". O. 5 s1lrER, Governor Or state o. Tan.
usssee, % 81 VINO shan see these pras-1.4-
Greeting.
q aT - EEEAs, It has been made krour r-
" me, that certain parties u dis-uI..
cnarge1 with having commltle lou. auH
atr0ei0us M lrder, or the Z5t aar rr au-..
Et-s upon The bodies o. Jake TUNER -....H
henry Gardner lc0l0redj Izls or cu- rrur-
now running AZ large.
Now therefore, J. ID. ~. C. sEVrEs. GOV.
er1cr a. Aforesaid, by viltu- oI II- rau-.-
ald authority iu me yes eI. do hereby -fr--
reward Of le5l1l i've hundred tufIaFa sr-.
lPon con nFlat-on, 70 any person or persons
mo may a. asprsreud the s8tI uH-.. ..
either Of tneIus and deliver 1Im o. fra... HH
tns sEerlI or lalIer o. our county lf week
ley, In order that fuEllce 10 that laEsf- max
be had and executed
In testimony where OF. 7 have rera-
unto set my hand ana e.H--.I rIs
LsEALl great seal OF the state .a. len fHrr..
n EsshVllle, on the I1l1 day ID
Nav, l57L
By the GOverHars D. " g. =-ETrp
7. 81 bUTLEEr Secretary OF State mrLI
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NASHVILLE, May lS.-The river ls rising,
with II feet on Harpeth shoals. Weather
fair and warm.
CAIRO, May I8.-Port list: City of Ches-
ter, Memphis TO st. Louis, 10 pm; lndi-
ana, New Orleans to Louisville, 2 am; j.
h. Groesbeck, New Orleans TO Cincinnati,
am; Edinburg, Red river TO Cincinnati,
ii am; Sam. J. Hale, Cincinnati to Mem
phis, II am; Pauline Carroll, st. Louis
to New Orleans, noon; O. B. Church, Gin
cinnah TO New Orleans, pm. River rose
10 inches. Weather clear. Mercury 74'.
YIoKsBURG, May I2.-DOwni City OF
Alton and II. G. Yeager, 8 last night; Mary
Houston and Katie, ~ m; Minnie, pm.
River stationary, Weather clear and
pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, May Is.-The river Is
still rising, with 15 feet in the chute, II
feet In the canal, and IA feeton the rocks,
the highest water OF the season. Weather
clear and warm to-day. but slightly
cloudy this evening. Business limited.
Departed; r. @. Gray, Arkansas river.
The Kate Kinney is laid up for the pres
ent. The following tow boats arrived,
with full toWs, most of which are designed
for Southern markets: Simpson HOrner,
Hercules, Boaz, Stella, Pickett, on valley
and Webster. Departed: A. J. Baker,
Baton Rouge, with $50 eco bushels: Dick
Fulton, Matches, 10000 To leave to
morrow: Boaz, for New Orleans, with fufl
tow; Eagle, White river, Il boatB; j, s.
Mcdonald, Baton Rouge, $4,000 bushels
| AS soon as the drift quits running ths
! Ajax viii leave for New OElsaRs with coo,
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The jury that tried Mrs. Fair was
impanneled tWenty-eight days, and
the whole cost Cf the trial, including
Jurors board bills, officers salaries,
nav of policemen, etc, foOts up 5000.
Mrs. Fairs bill is said to amount to
$1,000, including 5000 for her senior
cOunsel. One OF the daily papers
sums uD its expenses for publishing
the proceedings, which occupied one
hundred and twelve columns Of small
type, at SI485. Such Of the Califor-
mig dailies as were unable OF TOO
frugal" to make this expenditure,
denounce the publication of the testi-
mOny as wicked and denoralizing.
What doth the Lord require Of thee
but to do justly, to love mercy, and
to walk hunlbly with thy God
Aliogh
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PEAB0DY SeHonIs

-Four Schools, Nos. ]. 2. sand a-EzamiuatlGH
Thursday, 18th Nay.
PHENIL COL0RED SCHOOLS, Bsyburu ave
uue-EZamiEstiOnT Thursday. 18th May.
NLsET1 Rz-M essrs- kortrecht Merrill, flerE-
ing. ", A. Hill. n. s. Bruce, Joseph LeulE,
r.. J. Conner, O. Q. Burke, Judge Jas I'd. Pierce
Judge Ray. Waddy Thompson Esq, Julius
A. Taylor. Esq.
H8- Judge Thomas r. smith Hon May 10.
johnson and President Dr. Msury, vl-i-o.s @
large. TO visit ali the schools, as lar as przc-
cable.
u1- Parents and other persons intarestc- t
the public schools, are respectfully luF---a
10 be present
By order OF the President o. the Board
myl3 J. u. CAIEN5- serrelirI-
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NOTICE

OFFICE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ms. co
AEllFE1s, May l6th. ls7I
A T regular meeting 9T tbs Board or
Directors OF the Mississippi valley Insurance
Company, a aemi-annual dividend Of Flvr
rER cEzr. was declared on the CspitaI STOCK
Of said Company.
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