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acknowledgements james Shedding
Bradley II Liberty street. has got the fastest three mite
Iambetonan "Lady Dexter" In New York. NJ B.-Enest
on Water Coored Paintings Pictures and Picture Franss
Heath's, Wilson's and Heming's-eeganty framed
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A Cool, DELIGHTFUL Hair pressiDo-Kecps tho
head and hair healthy. CHEVALIER'S LIFE FOR THE
HAIR the reliable vegetable toilet article In the world
for restoring gray hair stops s failing increases
praNih. ave WI
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American Jockey Cinb.-Freo Nns0us.
Royal Arch knight Tempars Odd Fellows and Yacht Clubs.
Brother members requested TO visit Brother Honorable
JAMES SkELDING BRADLEY'S finest Picture and Pic
Frame II Liberty street. Best collection in New
York Heath Wilson's and Ben Herring's, half
prices We commend al friends to buy from Mr. BRAD
LEYtS establishment.
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All G.. O. D.-S2 saved on Gentieme -
Pearl Cashmere Hats Largest OF ersd
at retail. 10 Cortlandt street.
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A.-ISeep God, pnd Ccmfortabin.--set n Pair
BROOKS LOW SHOES, KID OR CALF.
way, corner Twenty ninth street.
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A.-Pha!On,s New Perfume.
| LOVE you.
LOVE YOU.

A.-Herrins's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway corner Murray ssrss.
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A.-For n stylish and Elegant lint, MT Pom
lar prices 70 to DOGAN I3 Nassau street. OF Ana
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Terry, Of 10 Upion square, has Opened a
prsneb Store broadway, where Hats for gentlemen,
bows misses and children selling at very low prcea
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Attic Esprnscheid Blue Pearl Eassmers
Hat adopted by the public ia eyusey bcaut fat in shape
perfect In fnlsh recherche In light to the heal
becornn face For sale at the saesroom OF as
manufactur 1la Nassau street.
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Adn,itted-HouorahIe

American Passports for Travellers Issued
by A. o. WILLMARTH. United States Court Buititugs, II
Chambers street.
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Youths Boys and Childrcn's Hats.-sxtru
wards at fERRYS ranch Store, lss Broadway, Sures
want House, between Twenty eighth and Twenty Sta
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Wood Competing, $50 Broadway, is Couiiay
into universal In place Of all door coverings
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A.-Flemiu3 JUNIORS IS Cashmere Hin
beats all in the and be convinced li5 Futo
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rntnrrh Cured.-.Dr. Sibley, Recently frow
London, be- consulted at the st. Nicholas Hotel
a5g from a A. NJ o y f. NJ
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Alto Americans Travelling In Europe
Circular OF credit, available iii sterling francs
sued by BOWLES BROTHERS 4 Co, - William street,
New York "a state street. Boston.
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100000 Heads Cnn be Fitted with Tcrry,s
superb summon Hat Cashmere, Straw and Felt Hats I
TERRY. u Union square, and lisa Broadway.
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The ClittcrinR Milton GOld-Its Value and
the Put Tof IL manufactured into the latest
elegant styles OF jewelry that tho
proudest Courts of Europe The latest styles Of chains
by Of Europe called the Court Chain The pat
elegant and manufactured by the LONDON NIL
Gold Jewelry Company only. The machinery for the
production Of this Chain, widely known in Europe
the Court Chain. gotten by this company az an
enormou. expense with view OF supplying s AIT r. az.
posed for sale the Original Dollar Store NO POI pa
way, under the Grand Central Hoe, tomorrow. lheso
good for every purpose, ex
oept in value a. chains that cost 800 each They wh al
ways retain their and brliancy and We DEFY anv
jeweer detect any dnerence between mein
and Jewellers gold except by weight Remember that the
6Is ~ hese chains that been brought TO America
viii be opened tomorrow at the Original Dollar store oppo
ate Bond street propretora OF this
the agents America for the Milton aoid jew
elrv wholesale In addition to these GOODS the
store q stocked with Fancy Articles OF Ia
scrpton the choice which will be sold for Que Dollar
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Wcbber,s sprcialty.-Best Cassimcrc1 in tho
civ t5 Sixth avenue aud Thirty first street.
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Old FOXY Uattcrs, Hats and Prices Arc
played out so you go for WEBER Sixth aud
rht. Nrsta fre
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ss-ummer Sunday Pleasures c,-Luxury
readeri Indulge to-day In one OF ANGELLS IT. RK
ISL BATHS, Lexington avenue, Twcnty-hfh street.
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Don't Fail to Procure Mrs. WirsIow's
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teehing II has been used
for 80 years with neverfanQ safety and by millions
OF mothers for their children.
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NnpOIeOn's Cabinet
CHAMPAGNE,
at Dclmonco's and all class restaurants.
Genuine
v1CHY WATER
tho ONLY dyspepsia govt diabetes diseases o. the
Iv4 kidpeys and bladder. but the genuine.
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II pcOplc Who Suffer from the Dali
stupidity that in spring and too often
in % quick IL could be
by taking AYERS SARSAPAkILLA to purge the bile from
their systems, shold have better neghbors well
ci.a sIst deal wi
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GERMANY.
Movements Of the Emperor of Russia-Ths New
German Charge dAffaires to Franco

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-18
RuIOT.

This pathological monster viii be.
hanged to-day at Binghampton, New
York, for the crime Of murder. He has
for years been professional rObber and
burglar, but is very learned man. In
a conversation had with Prof Mather,
of Amherst College, Ruloff recited from
memory whole pages from the Memora-
bilia. When asked to recite from the
third chapter OF the first book, he, in the
purest Greek, gave the text where the
sentiments Of Socrates are expressed
with reference to God. He criticized
whole chapters Of the Had of Homer,
and gave from memory several entire
plays Of Sophocles. He is familiar with
the vast range Of classics, and com
pletely astonished and dumbfounded the
professors. He has beens husily en-
gagged in finishing his pathological work,
and began writing a key to it several
days since. Altogether he is the most
remarkable criminal since the days of
Eagene Aram, the student, scholar and
murderer Of Clark, and of whom Bulwer
has written n most fascinating novel.
Profound mystery exists as to the ante
cedents and history Of Rulof, and he
seems determined not to satisfy public
curiosity by writing line that would
she'd the slightest light upon his former
| history.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-18
rENNEssEE STATE CREDIT.

DISPATCHES from New York recently
Indicate material advance in our State
bonds, with an immediate prospect OF
n continued and higher advance. The
financial prospects of the State are not
looking so gloomy now as they have
heretofore been represented. A few
millions of dollars of debt cannot GER
tainly be Of grave consideration to such
a magnificent State as Tennessee will be
in the future-a State with an area as
large almost as all of England, and with
resources almost inexhaustible The
State Comptroller has already, as we
learn, retired nine millions of dollars OF
our indebtedness since hisinduction into
office: and the total Indebtedness now,
saws the Nashville Banner, " is only about
10000, 900, which, with the retirement
Of six or seven millions from certain
railroads, and the receipt of some
eight or ten millions by the sale OF
the States interest in other roads, will
be very materially reduced, and our
finances made comparatively easy.
The Louisville and Nashville railroad
has recently become the purchaser OF
50 500 900 in State bonds TO cancel the
Indebtedness Of the Memphis and Ohio
railroad, over which they now exercise
controlling interest. Quoting from the
Comptroller report, the New York Com
mercial and Advertiser Of last week
says.
The taxable property of the State has
been revalued at nearly $400, 900;
and il is believed that the State tax OF
sixty cents on the one hundred dollars,
together with receipts from privileges,
licenses. tax arrears, etc, will sutfice to
defray the expenses Of government, abb
sorb the outstanding notes Of the Bank
Of Tennessee, and clear off all floating
liabilities by the end Of the current year.
The State is confidently expected to re-
sumo payment of interest on LIST OF Jan
uary. 1873, if not on LIST Of July, 1877;
and the past due coupons will form the
subject of funding bill, TO be intro
duced with good promise of success at
the next session Of the Legislature.
Our information leads us to think highly
of the spirit and judgment Of the prin-
cipal officials connected with Tennessee
finances, and we have hopes that the
foregoing schedule will be fully carried
ont
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A nInn,Iy Tragedx.

ST. PAUL, May lS.-A most bloody
and startling tragedy occurred on the
evening of the 10th, twelve miles south
of Wilmar station, on the line Of the st.
Paul and Pacific railroad, one hundred
and four miles from st. Paul A young
man named Convey hired horse and
buggy week ago to go to Yellow Medi-
cine, but stopped at Emerson's, twelve
miles ont and left his horse. Borrowing
a shotgun, he proceeded on foot. He
reached Granite Falls, and found two
men, named Simpson and Wetherell 1.-THE
latter a merchant), there about starting
out for the village. He accompanied
them, and when near Emerson's
he fell in the rear of Simpson,
who hearing the report of gun,
turned and saw Wetherell fall. AT
the same instant he turned, a charge
from the other barrel of the gun tore of
his entire ear and horribly mutilated his
face. He fell, but instantly recovering
rose and ran, followed by Convey swear
ine and telling him to lie down or he
would kill him. Convey was unable to
catch Simpson after quarter of mile
chase. Simpson was brought to Wilmar
in most pitiAble condition. Convey was
arrested.
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RARRARIsM.

We learn by telegraph of the destruc-
ton of the Place Vendome by an infuri-
ated mob in Paris yesterday, which seems
TO MS is an act of vandalism that has
scarcely a parallel in history 1t was a
magnificent column-perhaps the grand
est in the world-an appropriate tribute
to the memory of the first Napoleon, and
deep must have been the feeling Of hatred
and malignity among the crazy lunatics
of Paris to have permitted such an act
Of vandalism, sdch useless and wanton
destruction of the grand superstructure.
This act, together with the total annihi-
lation of Theirs private residence in
Paris, stamps the Commune as the most
cruel, yindictive ard blood-thirsty set Of
men that ever went nnhung. The day
of retribution must surely come, and that
speedily, and then woe be unto thes'
crazy fanatics.
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GENERAL TUCKER.
The Grenada, Houston and Eastern
Railroad.

Last spring Gen. Tucker visited our
city in the interest of the Grenada, Hous-
ton and Eastern railroad, of which he is
President, for the purpose of soliciting
material aid for this important enter
prise. The Chamber of Commerce, after
hearing his address, passed series Of
resolutions favoring a subsidy, and APP
pointed committee to aid Gen. Tucker
in canvassing the city and getting up
subscription of stock. Gel. F. M. White
is president Of this committee, and his
assistants are Maj. f. B. billiard, Hugh
Terrence, Esq, D. T. Porter, Esq, and
Gen. John C. Fizer. Gen. Tucker is at
present in the city, to carry out the sug-
gestion as approved by our Chamber of
Commerce.
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NEW YORK.
A Miniature Vessel - The Young
In Nv Who Committed Suicide.

Lady Who Committed Suicide
New YORK, May ls.-The miniature
ship City of Ragusa, Capt. Nicholas
Primrose, viii sail for England next
Monday with cargo of five hundred
bricks and crew ofone man and dog.
She expects to reach Liverpool in forty
days.
The body Of the young lady who com
mitted suicide at Lake View New Jer-
sey, on Tuesday, has been identified MS
that of Miss Minnie Gardner daughter
of Edward Gardner, editor of the Bayo-
net Herald The supposition as to the
cause of the act is that it was the result
of a long attack of brain fever from which
she suffered some months ago, and from
which she had not entirely recovered.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIS, May ls.-There was stormy
discussion in the German Parliament to-
day on the right Of members 70 inquire
into the actions Of the Government.
The Liberals we're vehement in demand
ing the right. This is the first conflict
between the German Parliament and the
Government since the Parliament met
in session. The Southern members are
exceedingly suspicious, aud speak their
minds plainly and with energy. This
Parliament will sit about three weeks
longer. There will be no Whitsuntide
holidays.
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WASHINGTON.


The Treaty-Weafher Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, May lS.-Experienced
political observers, after a careful can
vas of the Senate, estimate that a ma
jority will be in favor Of rejecting the
treaty. There are, however. several alb
sentees who are not included in their es-
innate.
Weather probabilities; II is probable
that the barometer will continue high in
the Middle and Eastern States, with
clear, warm weather and with increased
cloudiness, and easterly winds, with fall
ing barometer, viii probably be expe-
rlenced in the Valley Of the Mississippi.
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LITTLEToN g. JONES,
% Madison St., Memphis, Tenn.

GREAT INVENTION OF THEAGB, WILL
" keep one doIiehtfully cool. Willkeep of
nies, gnats and mosquitoes. VIII yentilate
room sixteen feet square. Great luxury for
the sick room. Perfectly simple, easily at
get out u order. Does not IN the least inter-
fers with ordinary occupations OF seuing.kntt-
ting. reading. etc. Now ready and for sale AZ
Mckinney. Bryson x Co; and Mitchell, hon
Tor Pans az Wholesale must be addressed 10
Lit;icion A Jones, p Madison street, Mem
phig. Tennessee. oi-lH
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We are in receipt of new and com
plete assortment Of linen sheets and
hoods; linen, cotton and worsted Ay-nets,
fine fancy wool buggy and carriage mats,
while our stock of fine coach, rockaway,
and buggy harness, saddles, brides, ETC.,
of our own manufacture, is complete in
all its branches. We earnestly solicit an
examination Of our stock.
FERGUSON 4 PRIyETT,
6S No 230 Main street.
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A THROUGH sleeping coach leaves this
city every day, running to St. Louis
without change via the shortest and only
all rail line, the Iron Mountain, leaving
here at ] p. m. and arriving in St. Louis
at Gao the next morning Passengers
going by this line are not subjected TO
the annoyance Of three changes, in
Guiding "Periious fern" transfer Of
over twenty miles, as via the other route.
This is the best managed road in the
Southwest, and no one who Is posted
thinks Of going any other way TO ST.
Louis and the West y
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Adams street schools.

Three schools, Nos. 2, 8 and REORGANIZATION
on Monday, I'D May, 1871; two schools, Nos.
and DISCRIMINATION on Monday. 18th May.
Washington street Colored Schools-Exam-
ination on Monday, I'D May.
VIsIrORs-Messrs. j s ii Taylor, J II john
son, Mansford. w w Young, M p JaFni-
gan. Nathaniel Jones and Rev y G Slater.
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AInbnmn street. aehOOIs.

Examination of schools Nos. 6, Z and 8. Fri
day, 10th May; examination of schools Nos.
/. 2, 8 and 4, Friday, 26th May.
VIsIroRs-Messrs. J II Taylor. Steifey,
MansforG. J Freeman, j Nj White, Il A
Thompson, James Brett. Judge ii S Lee,
Judge Foute, DR. j Joseph Williams, Rev DR.
Steadman.
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DIVIDEND.
N o II L @ e.!
NOTICE.

OFFICE HERNANDo INSURANCE Co.,
MENPHIs, May IL, 1871.
TTHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COM
pany are hereby Notified that the regular an
nuaI election for Directors of this Company
will be held at the office of the Company, No.
7 Madison street. on June 18th prox., between
the hours Of 10 am. and pm.
el-ss FIN. NELSON. Secretary.
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Linden sfreet schooIs.

Examination Of schools Nos. 8. 6, and s,
Tuesday, 23d May; Examination Of schools
Nos. !, 2, and 4, Tuesday. Both May.
Colored schools and 2. on Third street ex-
tended, Tuesday, I'D May.
VIsIToRs-Messrs. w 5 Bruce, Virgins, Phe-
Ian, c Hoist. Marcus Jones, ] A Simmons,
Thomas X Farnsworth, Hon Jacob Thompson,
Mr. IL Andrews and Rev DR. Walk.
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CALIFORNIA.

Rain.
san FRANcIsco, May lS.-Gov. Leland
Stanford has subscribed the sum Of go
600 toward the endowment Of a proies-
sorship in the Odd Fellows college at
Napa
The Pacific Coast Woman's Rights
Suffrage Convention held a session on
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Conrt street schooIs.

Examination Of schools Nos. 3, 4, and 6,
Wednesday. 2ith May; Examination of
schools Nos. l and 2. Wednesday. -3lst May.
YfsIToRs-Dr Fenner, pr W Mitchell, pr
q Smith. Rev DIR Graves. w Q Byrd. ESQ.,. Il
Fegan, ESQ, r ID Frayser. Esq.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer says: In
letter written by the ex-Emperor Napo-
leon, during our war, in 1863, to General
James Watson Webb, just published, he
says AS regards the war which deyas-
tates your country, ! profoundly regret,
for / do not see how and when it will end,
and it is not the interest Of France that
the United States should be wrecked by
a struggle without any good results pos
sible. In a country as sensible as Amer
lea it is not by arms that domestic quar-
rels should be settled. but by votes, meet
ings and assemblies" The good advice
which is here given to tine United States
is now applicable to France, which is
also torn to pieces by civil war But
there, too, as here, under similar circum
stances, we see no disposition-such II
human passion-to adjourn the quarre
from the cannon's mouth, and change
the venue Of bullets 10 ballots.
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NOTICE.
EXAMINATIONS.
market and Poplar SIS. schools.

Market street, four schools, and Poplar
street, four schools Examination am.
Thursday, 18th May, 1871.
VlsITORs-Messrs. Gavin, Holbrook, Berg
man, John Il Randle. w Metcalf. DR. j X
Christian, DIR q d johnson and DR. w j ones.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-18

Judge Thomas r. Smith, Hon. Mayor J ohm
son and President DR.. Maury, visitors at large.
to visit all the schools. as far as practicable.
Parents and other persons interested in the
public schools are respectfully invited to be
present.
By order Of the President Of the Board.
el-6s j. O. CAIRNS. Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-18
PenhodY HchooIs.

-Four schools, Nos. l. 2. and 4-Examina-
ton Thursday. 18th May.
Pb1nix colored schools, Rayburn avenue
Examination Thursday. 18th May.
VTsrTORs-Messrs. Kortrecht, Merrill, Elem
ing. w A Hill, N s Bruce, Joseph Lenow. e.
Conner. G Burke, Judge J o Pierce. Judge
Ray, Waddy Thompson, ESQ, Julius A Taylor,
ESQ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-18

REMOVED to 80 Main street, opposite
Peabody Hotel.
20 T. W. JOHNSTON & Co.
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FAST driving horses at 60 Union and
Court Street Stables
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ESSAYS.
FORTUNES.

MAD A MI H A n N A,
THORTUNE TELLER. EAST SIDE OF
II Main st., south Of Broadway, two squares
below the M. and I. railroad depot. $3.50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-18


Tbs following specimen Of Irish wit
was handed to us yesterday for publica-
ton by one Of our Oldest citizens. 1t is
the same thing we heard long years ago
but It is so good we give it an insertion
here:
A. Pat. an old Joker, and a Yankee more sly
Were riding 10 town n gaIlows passed BY.
Said the Yankee 10 Pat: y If / don't make
Had that eaIlows its due. pray where would
"osh. honey said Pat, that is aisily
known -
rdbs riding to town. and meself all alonel -
TIE New York Herald has been en-
dowed with prophetic vision and coming
events, casting their lhadows before, are
plainly discernible by it. Il says: " The
Democratic party stands to-day upon
the verge of glorious success in the
future, the fruition of which is the pos
session Of the Presidential Office and
the control Of the National Government
in 1872. We say advisedly, that itstands
% the verge Of success, because it has
not the prize yet within its grasp,
though all its opportunities would seem
20 place it within easy reach.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-18

REFm0EnAroRs. beer coolers and ice
chests, at h. Wetter a Cos. mat-79
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-18
PROGRAMME
FOR THE PICNIC OF THE
HIBERNIAN MUTUAL BELIEF
so Gle TY,
On Thursday, 18th of May, 1871.

UNHE SOCIETY WILL MEET AT THEIR
i Hall at So am, on the 18th day of May,
and form at am. in order of procession in
the following order:
James Reilly. ESQ.,. Grand Ne rshal. and VIM.
Dean and ?. ii: Donne'lly, Esqs..
Assistant Marsf ,als.
Music by the u and.
Emmett Qua rds.
Grand Triumphal Car drs wn by six horses.
containing the Goddess of Liberty. Maid
four provinces Of Ireland, and
thirty-twO younf ladies repre-
senting the thT rty-two coun-
ties OF ireland.
Judge 7. W. Brown, rator of the day, in an
open arriage.
Irish Liter3 ry Association.
Knights 4 st. Patrick.
Hibernian Mu tual Relief Society.
Invi ted guests.
From their Hall corner of Main and Adams
street, the line tof march will be rs follows
Down Main stree 10 Beal, down Beal to De
Soto, out De3otO to Vance, out Vance 10
James Park, where there will be recess OF
fifteen minutes after which the ceremonies sso y
come by the - Goddess of Liberty TO the
" Maid Of Er in" to which the " Maid Of
Erin will re ply.
ing at two pm. by Judge I: " Brown, the
Orator of the Day; after which the regular
sports . md amusements of the day will COM
mence
PROGRAMME OF GAMES.
!. Quoting MATCHBOX refreshments.
2. Knox Match-Largest count, 8 cash.
B.. WheeIbarrOw Trundling-Box OF cigars.
4. Rife Shooting-Best six shots, gola-
headed cane valued OF S35. Second best Elk
shots, a gold pen and holder.
8. Cate hing Creased Pig-The enc catch
ing keeps the pig.
Z, Jumpir 2 and Running in Saek-s5.
s, Foot Ka ce-For a fine gold breastpin.
The mann gers have made ample arrange
ments for he entertainment and amusement
Of guests an d visitors.
GIGS Admission, soc.
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MEppHIs. May IS, ISL.


We, the undersigned merchants Of
Memphis, hereby agree to close our
places Of business at 6 o'clock p ~, from
this date until LIST Of September