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scHooL soARD.
Regular Esstlaa Last Hisht-Prsllai-
HaFy Buslasss.

The School BoaTd mst 81 thslr ROOMS
iasg night. There were present MossEs.
Holbrook, Gavin, Esnuer, st8nsy, KOr-
treeht, Mansl0rd, Phslan, Maury, Taylor,
Johnson, Mitchell, Merritt and Vice
President Bruce, Chairman.
The minutes Of the previous regular and
called meetings were read and adopted
Superintendent Leath read q report
about certain changes that were made IN
teachers ofschools during the past month,
Also stating that the pay roll during the
past month amounted TO 84894 20. The
report was adopted,
Mr.. Gavin, on part OF the Finance Com
mittee, read out several items Of expenses
in the shape Of bills, which Wers endorsed
by the Finance COMMITTEES; also read the
items Of the pay rolls as above noted,
which we're allowed.
The Treasurer's report showed an sL-
penditure for the month Of $4,000, with
over $50 balance In hand.
DR.. Fenner, on the part Of the Building
Committee, reported that ne was not pre-
pared to make satisfactory report Of tbs
progress made with the designs, etc., OF
the new school house proposed to be put
up on Market street.
RESIGNED.
A note was received from I. r. smith,
rendering his resignation az member OF
the Board. a committee Of three were
appointed TO recommend some person TO
Ill the position of. r. Smith.
NEW CHAIRMAN.
On motion, the Board then went into
the election of q chairman. Drs. Marry
and KOrtr5cht we're pat in nomination,
After the vote was read, it was found that
Maury had IL votes and Kortrscht g.
PRINTING.
The next business was the reading Of
bids from printers for publishing the
proceedings Of the A0ard. A motion was
made to let the Sun have the Job work
and printing Of the proceedings, which
was lost; and the question was referred
back to the committees, with instructions
to receive bids for the publication of pro.
c5edings alone.
The remaining three hours Of the meet.
ing we're taken up with the question
whether the scholastic year should b
changed. At length q resolution was
passed, making the year commence the
end 18th Of September and on the 18th o.
June.
Adjourned.
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RAILROADS.
TIMETABLES.
MEmPHra AND oHARLEsroN RArLRaAn

LrrrLE ROCK AM FOR SMITH
Mail Train leaves Little Rock HnntersviI1el
at $3.50 am.
Returning, leaves LOuisburg at l pm, ar
irving &C Little Rock st 430 pm.
ID. ". q. BROWN, Gent Sup't.
The Little Rock road viii give 3 treat
when its new cars are finished. It amt
prepared to tote passengers,
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas r. r.
Co., srs laying two miles Of track per day
in the Iniin territory south Of Kansas.
Memphis must 90 for that road.
MAJOR i. J. FLEMING, chief engineer
Of the NJ. q o. r. R, in his late report,
says that no passenger has been killed or
seriously injured on the line in twenty
ave years. What other road can make as
good a shoWing2
KEoKUK has a railroad and wagon
bridge across the Mississippi. It cost q
million and has added more than i've mill
lions to tho wealth Of KeOkuk. A bridge
here would make Memphis worth one
hundred millions.
TEE Missouri river railroad bridge at
Bonneville, cost one million, and Boone
Vile Is a village and Memphis a city, and
Memphis hesitates to bridge the Missis-
aippi.
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Monday, Iuns 9Th. 1877,

within legal hours, tha following described
property, LO-W1Js Ehree.f0urths % of the
south half OF lot No. l52, beginning Tor bounds
at bh6 corner or said lot. on the
west side or Main street, running thence
northWardly with the west line Of Main
street, 81 te6t % inches, 70 a stake; thence
west parallel with CvsI ton street, "a feet 3
Incnes; thence HoufhWardly parallel with
Main street rs teet u inches more or less
thence west parallel with Ovsrton street. "a
Ieeb 8 inches, 10 the east side OF Front alley
thence southWaruly parallel with Main
street u on the east side of SAID alley, IS
ieeJ "a inches more or less, TO the southwest
corner OF lot No l61; thence eastWardly with
the south Of lot No. l52, les fest 5 inches,
more or less, 20 the -begiunings situated In
Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn.
Terms Of Sale-0ne-f0urtn cash; balance In
six, twelve ~ eighteen months, notes with
approved security required, bearing Interest
atslL per cent. from date; lien to be retained
Lll same are paid.
EDMUND A. COLE,
CLERK and Master.
Brown q GriGn aud Humes & Postou, attyA
H
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Gas F11r1So, sl5 second street

THE s-tsn ion of she public Is sEain
IS s.ua.l.uE msrksh'- scr c~r6alulss.
They prIp-ss 90 dispose of their goods this
clu.us week. Specialize VIII be- INSIDE by
them Il he following lines Of E-nds; A
very b s'y ana bass euzlllV Ct IU+ sheet
lUE- FIJI W.. zl 57c, cleo very me and
hesrr On ry Of IU4 bleac-rd sE~slUnEs
a. r-- y-r1 Great bzrla--s HIl also
b. raal in lu-r II-us. towels, map
kline lsIuz-sa, ku=s an crash Laltas'
&c u Isos shoes, high cut, az g go = pair.
AI=r .E- very best quality Of prints man
ul urzd. re Joe Give them wish and
yCr VIII prlhs by Dc. Their store L No.
2H L--u street., between Adams and
Jefferson streets. =
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korHlTEsIaKpl.a - wEkTaEa

Dur.ug The psst week has nos been very
pro i0u- for the sale OF dress goods and
ready made lawn and linen suits, yet We
were compelled TO order by telegram an
add E..ul stock, whicb Vii surpass al
former lots OF rne season. and which viii
hs rasLv for inspection tomorrow Mon
daF. morning, and We can assure purchas-
err trsl they fsT surpss- any former lot of
the present season, both fer
BEAUTY y CHEAFEEss.
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LIE chEAr $50 STORE.

Hsvi-g been unable TO dispose Of our
entire eek Ia April, we Wi continue 70
sell during The month OF May, tIe bal
Euce ut u DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
B0uIs HoEz. 6c.., etc ar lower prices
then ever. Ia order 90 Gloss business.
All E0gds are marked with p ain figures
q eel. WA FRANK,
Zhf Main street.
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LOST.
OCT W


-Ia51l's CClleEs,
Attend Robsruson's College.
W q. Mitcheu's school, S1S Third st.
The DAILY APPEAL i've cents per
copy, can b. bad OF al nswsInen in the
CITY.
-Wm MausIord, st his book and peri
OdiCal store. has all the late magazines
End illustrated and weekly papers.
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THURSDAY. Nay d. 49,.

within legal hours, the following described
property, to-Wits
a certain piece OF parcel OF ground known
81 lu6 NO, 4, as designated upon "a plan hled
IN said cause, and fronting on the south side
OF washington street, in the city OF Memphis,
tennessee and fully shown in the plat 81 the
supalYielon OF Lot il" In the country lot
NO. 6Ul, fronting on Washington street 81 feet
and 2 30 Inches, and runs back TO an alley,
on which 10 hiss q ron Of IS feet 5 as inches.
TERMS OF sALE-Qn-a credit OF even %
months, purchaser 10 execute note with aP,
proved securiE. Lien TO be retainer ait
same Is paid
Equity Of redemption barred.
EDMUND "a. COLE, Clerk and MASTER
Wilson q Beard. Attorneys aAlo
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PlAzOs And OReANs.

Strangers and visitors 70 the city should
not fail to call and see the superb and
elegant Clickering Pianos on exhibition
a. he ws-erGoms OF Fl. q HOLlsnbSrg,
"a second street, opposite Court street.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. EllertOn LeDOrr and family, Of
Boston, are stopping st b OvertOn. Mr..
DOrr is a large cotton operator, and buys
largely in his market through his agent,
Mr.. Charles f.. Smith.
J.. J. Lsman, it is said, would make an
excellent lsvee engineer in Arkansas.
McCOmbs, the railroad king, lett jack
son yesterday for the East.
J. J.. Worshsm is shooting bears and
birds and catching fish In Arkansas.
Colonel O.. s. Price, Baltimore, Nd;
Colonel j. II. finder, Gsdsdsn. Tenn. F.;
Major II. c. Long, North Carolina; DR.. j..
II. Cobb, Forrest City, are guests of the
Commercial Hotel.
ST. JOsEPH's INFIRMARY-In charge Of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
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cHANcERY SALE
EUAn D5TAHE

No. 2386, n. Rim the First Chancery Court
Of shelby county, Teunesase.-John Jun
ninghRm Va. Mary Cunningham.
h virtue OF an in-terlOOutDrT decree for
ID sale entered In the above cause, Mav1 I,
1871, I viii sell at public auctlCn to the high
est bidder, on the premises In Memphis,
Taun- on
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Fer ARKANSAS RIy0F-HsmPhls aad Arsaz
sas 8iV8F Packet Ga.-u. S. EsH.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

I'VE Wednesday boat win be Withdrawn
Il rom this date NTH further notice. and
only the following boats VIII be run lur.l-
the dull season, tO-wtt:
The new and elegant PASSENGER Packet
MAHI BOYD, Halnes, master. VIII leave
Memphis Every Monday. at O'Clock D.u-e
CLEBURNE, Reese PritChard. u1slH
Every Friday at > pm. connecting at Little
Rock, Ark, with our Eglt drauEhu boats
DARDANELLE and FOhC GIBSON Tor Fort
smith and all Intermediates points
All Ghe boats OF this line having been bull
expressly for the trade, possess superior zc-
c~ommOdau0us for passengers and Euzl
passed abilities FOR Transporting rTe- 90
al points on the river -r
detention, st any stage Of water.
Freighta consigned 70 this cOmpau-
Memphis or Mouth OF White river, win be-
forwarded promptly to destination wl-rru
charge for transfer.
JOIN u. ADAMS. President
". q. PATTESUE. Agent. No. III Madison SEA-.
aUf0 Merchants Ina. Co. HrFHHf-e
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Chancsry Sale Of Zeal Estate.

No. rs, N. &-Ftrgt Chancery Court OF ghsi-
by unty-W. 2. hardin Va. *. II. DasheiU.
I'D sale entersa in the above cause. March 4
1871, I Will sell, at public auction. 90 the high
est bidder. IN mont Of the Clerk and Masters
emcea SreenlaW block, Second street, in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee. on
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HIBERNIAE MUTUAL RRL1EB soorETv-
The members Of The Hibgrpmn NnfnaI
Relief Society viii meet promptly ID fbeir
nall on Wednesday morning, tha 10Eb
maE.I ~ o'clock % join in The prooes-
sion with the Emmett Guards. Eve-v
member - respected 10 BE- present. ~
order Of the President.
WILLIAM WALSH, ssorstsrv.
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PAELoR AID CHUECB UHGASs-Ths
bss ul MOE pauular can Ire Lad at H..
q H.f4f l5sre1 "a second s-r5el.
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within legal hours, the following desorfbad
property, uo-Hit:
Lot NosA beginning At a stake on the east
me d merry avenue, the southwest corner
81 i9t rtos thence east with the south line or
t9b roe J. 6cnalus to q stake; thence north, l8
llalla ana ztlnEs TO a stake in the centre ~
me hA4llgn roa0 thence south, 81 west Win
tle centre o. said road. o chains and 81 inks
Msnes SOUTH 81 west. 2 chains ano AZ INKS
70 q stake hence north with the east lhe o.
Cnerfy Avenue, p chains and 20 INKS %
beginning. CONTAINING z0f5 acres. the same
beng part % the subdivision o. - acre tract
of land. Whion i8 & part Of the Jno. Pope
plantation, lying and being IN tennessee.
about f3ur miles nom Memphis.
TEnas or 8ALE-Casns
T. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
HameG& FogtQn, 3oHs epE
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n e PACEEE has removed MS Office
70 his coal yard, corner Washington ~.
ssogLd.
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InsT REeElNEn-

Fifty tubs choice new grass Butter, gilt
edged, at Vim. Whittaksr's, 81 Madison
street, between Main and Second streets.
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Hans cleaned. dyed, pressed and
trimmed, by II Cohen, Ss3 ~ Lu street.
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FRENcH MELTs.

- goods. o superior article fer ladies who
intend having their Own suits made.
SATIN STRIPED PIQUErs.
For beauty Of d1ish these goods cannot
be surpassed in any market.
SATIN STRIPES
AID
SATIN PLAID PARIS AU5LIN8,
An article for Misses. specially adapted 70
he a-Pproachiug Celebration.
Rumnw
EuliuRH,
Plaitirgs,
Edsings,
IlseriinRs,
10 al widths,
Designs, and ct low prices. We have a
full Iae Of these goods, espaclally Lm-
porr-d for trimming Ladies' and chi-dren's
uudsrEsar
Cur Cheap Tables shall. during the
coming week. from our recent arrivals,
present greater attractions than ever.
The zane Parssols are al the rage, and
We hsve n supply that shall be equal 70
the demand and no lady viii hesitate %
moment 10 purchase them on account OF
the price
We VIII open and present for inspection
the choicest los o. LENA Lace Points,
Black ard White, yet offered this season.
Full lines Kept up ia al Departments.
We VII ro- be Endtrsold by any house iB
the Mississippi Valley
y. g. d H. II LOEWENSTINE
Southern Palace, So Main street.
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g. M-rr Farine, from pare Arlsh mos
1900 rrfrBfa custafdH,
- esf Eta pest, hsalthiest
- ms DELICIOUS food ~ ne World
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EcoSoNY.-By using Mrs. WhitoOmb's
9yfeP Tor children many q DOCTORS bill
~ 9s asyeo, AID much suffering avoided.
umn.
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NOTICE.-Larry Harmstad and G. Fl,
HBight nave been discontinued IS agents
OF the Little Miami Railroad Company
from this date, Nay 8, 1871.
K. T. FULLER,
General gent i. ". B. i.
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Joe Locke, % MT9ain street, has all the
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
weeklies and the largest variety Of dalies
in the city.
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uTrrsa rzAs 80 ssoapd arrsst
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LAW

FIFst GhanGsFy C0urt-NorHaH, Chancellor
gI3, Bookstaver vs. Walcott; 1903, Sharpe
vs. Davis; 1914, Memphis Life and General
Insurance. Company, " GOggin; 1875,
Richardson vs. PassmOrs: IOSz. Laid vs.
Barber; 1885, Cochran vs. Fish; 1859, Nc
Clurs VS. GOggin; 1891, Walt vs. Thompson;
llO2, Armour vs. Wilkins; IlO3, Bradford
vs. FsntOn; LOO, Gillilaud vs. Alexander;
llO7, Mageveny VS. Southern Bank; II08,
WOodman VS. Brown; ll09, Carhart vs.
Walt; LILO, ShegOg vs. Cameron; III,
Merchants National Ban Vs Cameron;
1II2, Wheeler VI Laird lib, Fitzgerald vs.
Lock liza, McKsnna vs. Brooks llI5, PARK
VS. Cameron; lII6, Rosser vs. Council
III7, ROaser VS. Cornell; Ills, DObbs
VS. DObbs; Ills, Hooks Us Adams;
lI20, Patrick vs. Patrick; III, GayOsO say
ing Institute VS. Abbott; IZ2, Marlborough
VS. YarbOrOuRhj II20, Allen vs. Sexton;
ll24, Ford vs. Winters; lbs, Given vs.
Bragg IIz6, Carter vs. Becker; ILZ7, Ram
soy vs. Hough; lbs, Buutyn vs. Feather
sJOn; uZ9, McManus vs. Mcdonnell; II3O,
Gibson vs McKeever; LI3I, Sterling VS.
Sterling; 1872, Fife vs. Carroll.
Second Chan0srY GOurt-SG0tt, Chancellor.
Cases decided yesterday: Dorr vs. Por-
ter, plea sustained, etc; .Talley vs. Cow
@A%H eAAA "a 94-lNlaAAAA4 1AaA@1H SA4DA
Bank vs. Picket, sale set aside, etc.
Yesterdays calender was disposed of az
an early hour, and CUR adjourned unul
s o'clock this morning. To-day Is motion
day.
Papers in Morgan vs. Barnett and Price
vs. Green are wanted to make out trans
cripJs. Several h dies are wanted Tor
the same purpose.
Second CIrOaIt CsHrt-Hlassy, ludgs.
To-day and tomorrow motions for new
trial viii be heard, and bills OF exception
signed, and tomorrow Court wiz adj our
TO Court in course.
PHALON'S NEW PERFUME.
"I LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
Ct LOVE YOU"
al LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
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HANcER SALE

RIAL
No. 1873. ~. R.-First ChGncery Court OF Shei-
by gounty.-B. W. Williamson, admlniatra-
Tor Of g.. ~. Cherry, deceased vs.. ealli8 B.
Cherry ct 81.
nay virtue Of an interloCutory decree for
: sale entered in the above cause Maren
oath, l8l,I wiz sela t public auction 70 the
highest bidder, In front OF the CLERK and
Masters once reeniaW Block Second stree
IN the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on
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TH7HE new and elegant side
wheel passenger packets of
this line wiz leave Mamplls lnr Dew
Bluff. West Point, Augusta I-zcElllor ElH
ali points on White river as tolcHas
LEGAL Ills. john D.-a-1'#s master
Fvery Tuesday. az b O'Clock pm.
r p ALI VI ASHFORD. UH-
Every Saturday, a. O'Clock 70 Lr
Connecting at DevaiIs biuG win -a.-H-- .rr
Little Rock, and at I-ucEs0upr-l with the
Igut-draught steamer Fort smith 8 Ea1
hOutasa and all points on Black river.
F1r freight or passage apply on board
Office Memphis aud A4kalaaa River .HH--.
Company. ". e. PATTEsJE, agent
y Madison St., Merchants insurance --E-
Or 70 ELICIT O. a.-
les Nn-I P~rnnanale - lu.- IN ~
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ThE WEATHER.


BURNErT's Cologne wafer the GsyoHte.
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FOR WHITE RIVER
RAILROAD PACKET 20 PAHY
WHITE RIVER N
Running from DsYaH's Bluff IL GaH-s8isI
with The Memphis aad Little EsCk 3 e

COMMENCING MOEDAE- May
J., 1871, the steamer U-AG
3. Davis. Master ChaE. smltherE, LlerE VII
cave eNaIIs Hun MD&LAE-s
DAYS and FRIDAYS. at ; Oeloc6 u.L ION
arrival of train rom Memphis. Cor Daz Are
Augusta and Iack8guporr- E-IuruIus leave
J-aeksonport TUESDAYS. TEUE-l-L- and
SATURDAYS, al p M maEIuE cu---1 I
with trains az UevaII5 BiuI for AemH a.a and
Little Rock.
As early as the traks VIII Justify che
steamer SALLIE v viii be added -l -ua --.
making trI-WsekIT trips 20 Augusta, "-.
Point and ssarcy. IED. b. JAWS
apz8 eiuuL Railroad P-eE-rEu.
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BARGAINS !

SOLD AT HERZOG BROS. TO-DAY
ARE
Kid Gloves, SOC a pair.
Fine Dress Patterns, 81 50.
Do. DO. g so.
Worth s..
Great bargains are offered In LACE
SHAWLS, which are to be closed out al
One-half their value. SASH RIBBONS
and narrow ribbons in all coIors Is pei
cent. less than previous prices.
HERZOG & BRO, 2g4 Main street.
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STEAMBOATS,
FOR WHITE AND RED RIVERS.

STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHITE AND RED RIVERS.
Regular White and Little ssd River UHltsd
States Nail Tuesday Packet.
For Helena, C0ncordia. Clarendon, West
Point, SearCy, AuEusta and Ja~cEsonport,
connecting At DeVau'a Bluff with train FOR
Little Rock and Hot Springs,
The superb passenger steamer
A Legal Tender
VIM EIIiOTt--masUe Ed. @. Postai--clerk
Leaves TUESDAY. May eth, st S p.m.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
my6 Promenade 81, loot Of Ie1erson
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
For New Orleans.
Steamer
@eIames HOWardA
VII cave W1sDT spy MAJ T6I6. al s am.
RLCH'D " LIGHTBUhNE- Agen-1
-mys 90 Front street
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and 81. LOUIS q. S. Mail Line
For Osceola, Madrid. hickman. Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting at Belmont with the
Iron Il. T., a. Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
boats mp the ohio silver.
This elegant steamer VIII leave E0
CITY OF CAIRO---.Luker, master
TUESDAY, May Sun, az B pm.
Tickets for all points via Memphis and st.
Louis packets. North. Fast and West, apply
to General Railroad and Steamboat Office.
TON B. DUNN, cor. COurt and MAN sts-
Freight received at bhe5LL Louis WharrbOaE-
w u. DILL. Agent
N.Y. FLEM. CALVERT. Suplt
FOR VICKsBURG.
United states MAI Line for Vicksburz-For
Helena, Napoleon and Y~icksburg.
master
This elegant passenger packet 0
VIII leave as above ~
TUESDAY, Nay 6th, at S am.
freight received at tneSLLOuls WhaTrDOaT.
We. DILL, Agent.
N.Y. ELE4. - EH1, supp
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Con-
palY-u, S. Nail Line.
For Arkansas River, connecting at Little
Rock with Light-draught boats Of the line
for Fort smith, and with stages for
hot EDTluE6. AEAauelDu4a AAn-
den and Washiugtont Ark
Str. PAT GLE8UBNE PFitGhard, master
This elegant new sfds-Whesl -
passenger and freight team
leaves as ABOVE.
FRIDAY, May 18Th. 5 pm.
For freight or passage appy on board OF AZ
C8mpany's Office. No. u Madison sL.r Asr-
chants Insurance C0mpal US building.
myB w. q. PATHEsQN. agent
s
FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
FCI Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
-.---.--..-...s -- -..4ssssssA4sLuL
This splendid passenger packet -
VIII leave as above
WEDNESDAY,, 10Th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD CO., Agents,
my4 MOsby Block, 34 Front Row.
For GOud8vi11e-
GLASGOW master
THIS splendid passenger packet -
will leave as above
TUESDAY, 9th inst, at 10 am.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
ARE HARMSTAD U AGENT
apps MOsby Block, 8O4 Front Row,
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DRY DOCKS.

DLTNLPEL5
DRY DOCK COMPANY.
S. T. HANBLETON, W. h. STOKES,
ALLEN COLLIER, w.. 2. WALKER,
PropTfeiOrs.
BUILDING, DOCKING and REPAIRING
Steamboats,, Bargss and Flats.
Al Kinds Of JOB Work Done at the Wharf
Ia Short Notice.
WILL also furnish Wheel Arms, Buckets
w and Brace STUFF. and all other kinds Of
Lumber. W WALKER, SupL
aDlG
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The orators Of the day delivered their
speeches At two o'clock, about which hour
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Second Chan0sry Court-soott, ~ChanoeIar.

Second CIrOaIt CsHrt-Hlassy, ludas.
To-day and tomorrow motions tor new
trial viii be heard, and bills OF exception
signed, and tomorrow Court wiz adj Ouru
to Court in course.
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ID MUsIc

was Of a superior character, Under the
Leadership of Professor Schultz. an
amateur fOrcs of singers and Hand
workers. band gave some hne pieces,
among them 1.-THE Watch on the Rhine"
&" FatherlaDd," and other popular Ger
man airs.
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The Great German ROIlday-6rand
TuFH-0ut-Immsnss Gathering.
Picturesque and Splendid Procession
Pyramids Of Childrsn-caVal-
cads Of Horssmsn.
Al lanes sFd Humboldt Parks
Choral and Orchestral Music
"A crs6itsbls Affair.
King Gambrinus and His Buck Beer
The Four SsasOHs---ButChsrs'
and Bakers Associations.

Nature dealt very kindly by our Ger
man faIIow-citizeus yesterday. The skies
were all day obscursd by threatening
clouds, yet the sun made himself felt,
not alone by q genial q s~easoHable
warmth, but by the food Of light with
which be whitened the gathering storm"
and frightened all earthly things. The
day was all that could be desired, and the
grounds selected for the great annual
gathering Of our TeUCOuic population
among the most charming In our vicinity
were in beautiful condition. The gather
ing of people was in proportion to the
hopes inspired by the weather, and all the
arrangements Of the programme we're
carried to a successful contamination.
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WAS that Of the Bruderbund. In the
center Of that there was a queen, got up
in an overwhelming toilet. The members
Of the Brudsrouud seemed determined TO
have the finest wagon, if possible, in the
procession, drawn by four horses, and
driven BY no less 3 parsonage than
Flsberty. The whole turnout looked "a
thing of beauty" Round the queen, Miss
Louisa Wsrnesy, were grouped about
thirty nicely dressed children. The car
was nicely decorated, and was as lofty As
any of the others.