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There viii be preaching this evening at half
past seven O'Clock, by Rev. Mr.. LeatherWood
SundRy-sch0ol at fOur O'Clock.
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G.. G..
Hemphisa as a Boot and Shoe Market
One Of the Best HOuses-What is
Said Abroad

We clip the following from the Meridian
Gazette: at is said by parties capable of judg-
ing, that Memphis is to-day as cheap a boo
and shoe market as can be fouEd. Quite q
number of wealthy firms have embarked in
the wholesale boot and shoe business, and are
determined to make Memphis the wholesale
mart nom which the South and West areto be
supplied with this class of goods. Prominent
among these firms are Goodbar q
Gilliland. We were over their inn
mense stock, and IL appeared to us
that they had boots, shoes, etc, enough tosup-
ply half the United States. Mr.. GOodbaF told
Us that he could afford to sell all class of goods
as cheap as they could in New York, and
many kinds cheaper that he would duplicate
any Eastern bill. Memphis is a Southern city.
II is TO our interest to build up home cities,
and it does seem to MS if our country mer-
chants can do as well by buying in Memphis
as elsewhere, that they should do So"
PURCHASED, at bankrupt sale, five hundred
baskets, holding from one peck to three
bushels. We VIII sell them st one-haH the
price asked for them at the factory where
they were made
-GONAWAY & LINSDAY, ~
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FOR ST. FRANCIS V

Regular Tuesday and Thursday Packet
EOr Helena, L'AnEufffe and 81.
Francis River.
III st. Francis.
=T. r. Master
VII leave Memphis for Helena YER
TUESDAY, connecting with steamer RHopA
for al points on st. Francis river.
On THURSDAY viii receive and deliver
landings.
FOR nsisht or Dassage apply on board. iygl
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0 NEW ORLEANS.

WIN leave as above SUNDAY. 3 p sth,
a. O'Clock am.
ses FLEM. CALVERT supp.
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GREELEY hats at Francisco & Virgins.

BUY your coal of Watt & Lewis. They
weigh on the city scales.
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FAIL STYLES, Francisco s Virgins
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NhoE8en1 DuM3erAAnN FF8sWJNl
Chareh.

Rev. David Walk VIII preach in the Linden
Street Christian Church to-day ~ half-pasi
ten O'Clock and eight o'elock In 3 evening.
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THE RETREAT.


The finest musicians Of tho city illustrate
their skin on Sunday afternoons and evenings
at the embowered Boulevard Retreat, on Pop
lar street. Delightful suppcrs are served, and
wines glitter beneath the lamplightss as bril-
liant as the flashing eyes of fair Women. Visit.
the Boulevard-see Naples and die.
E--9 FE1Ae
NEW STYLES at Francisco & Virgins.
af ~ PIT
NEW style Hats az vacation q Cos.
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IS saTyises Sl @cEnins and evening BY The pas
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FOR SALE.

DUMPLone Temple /" pump, the best ever
put in a cistern. II Is on exhibition Al
the APPEAL Office can and examine II. Sc
HOUSES Market street; in good order,
III and with modern improvements. APP
ply r g A shhs So Main a So Street.
uroODLCOAL-COEELoO cords dry ash
middnng;" 50 cords dry oak good
mi~ddling;" 5000 barrels Pittsburg Coal
g strict middling." Casks always ready ior
Gas Coke, sd ubitum. Prices not
10 be beaten. H B. PACKER co,
au5 M seco1o .-ee@
N EsIDENCEA new and handsomely I'M
II proved residence Gothic style, 81 Slls
station. ~ miles from city, on Land C.h~h~;
fine lawn, forest trees, etc., garden stable ana
hack vard- house contains SIX largeHAe
IONS. dressing loom and Closets halls ana
randall, kitchen, pantry, servants nous
two rOomsl, carriage-hOuse stables, pOuliTli
wood and coal house; improvements all
strictly nrst-claSs, and made with a view 70
r-ermauency: splendid nelghDOrhOod. FOR
Terms, etc, apply at office
SOUTHERN LII ms. 90,
aulS No. 2Ss Main street.
GAWMLLL-In good running order, or Will
sell machinery. For particulars apply az
Memphis Dry Dock COmpanysomce. lanIl
~A-Tbe old Company sells gas at 81 per
tn 100 cubic feet, II paid for within Ine
GTst Hva working DAYS OF the mOnUn. NO
charge for setting meters once ~ second -.
TTGTYF-ope e-horse power portable steam
n engine. second hand. Apply TO
auI5 W. JOINER, 70 Main street
r OTs-on Walnut street. on time. Apply
at 50 Union street. GEOh0E O1AON'
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THE most complete assortment of schoo.
books and stationery can be found at thu
wholesale and retail book and stationery
house OF ]. s. Hatcher & 90, No. s5 Main
street, near the corner Of Monroe.
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Go TO J.ss. Hatcher s Co.'s, No. SIS Main
street, for your school books and stationery.
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GRAHAM's Spring Bed-the best in the
world. No. 20 South Court street.
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FOR ST. PAUL.
FARE REDUCED

T-A Comfort, Safety and It.
- Beautiful Scenery. -
Cheapest Trip in the World
Is BY the Steamers Of the White Collar Line.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO
st. Paul and Return.
Meals and Staterooms included, for sS5 90.
pa. For particulars, apply to 9. ". AIEN-
ASDER, APPEAL Office, or
-. W: IIGHTBURNE, 81 Levee.
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The DAILY APPBAL is served 70 city sub
%scrsbers, seven issues per week, only twenty
hye cents,
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WANTS.


DOREMAN-In a Planning Mill-Nos. s6l and
L SS8Second street. Gail and see. seo
rITUATION-A young man wishes TO obtain
a Situation in a Lawyers ONCE Aodress
Cs B. R., Appeal Office.
TTNNER-No.L /, to go to Batesville, Miss, to
work in a Tin-Shop; Apply 70
WATKINS, MITCHELL Co.
sas No. IS Union street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as Cashier or Book
= keeper by a young Wn 2 ~
had some years experience in Canada tlrst-
'i SCI DELTA, Appeal once.
CTTUATION-A situation in a family as
REV. JAMES CARMICHAEL,
se6 Grace Church Rectory, Hernando ST
nOOMS-By gentleman and wife, two or
IL three rooms, or part OF mouse heiSI-
'h rs I. WI, Appeal once.
nARTNTR-With $500 in a legitimate and
good paying business, and one which i
thoroughly established. Best OF references
sl se5 ana i9auie c, 1. a, Appeal Office.
EVFRYB0DY-To know that cotton gins
n can be put in drst-class order at corner OF
Main and Georgia streets. @
CCALE@To purchase, a secondhand wagon
or hav scales. Apply 10
RANDLE & HEATH, g Second street.
aus L. LAWHORN & co.
nEV0LVFR-A secondhand small re-
II voIver. Address, stating where 70 call,
aul bOD, aPPe1 o
CECOND-HAND Furniture, Feathers and
- Household goods of all kinds bought al
- second street. H.T. SLNNOIT.
TORSE-Finy horses and buggies 70 board
at the Mammoth stable, on monroe
street, near Third, at twenty dollars PEI
month. N.Y. ~. ID. -
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Memphis steam Dyeing Establish
menf, 81 Madison street.
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G STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ~VICKSBURG.

Memphis and St Louis Packet Compsny
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R OPENING

FIRST OPENING
French Chintzesl French calicoesl
In beautiful patterns.
Bargains in white and cclored FIannels.
We offer them at last years prices, which is
50 per cent. under value.
New Scarfs,
" e Early Fan shawis, Znm
New Ties and scarfs
for Iadies-@Beauties" we can them.
The new Ribbons in "London Smoke" and
"Bronze."
New goods and great Bargains. am ~
~ HERZOG & BRO,
s29i Main street.
Call and see the new arrivals of Chick
ering Pianos. Il splendid styles, person
ally seEected from the factory by N. G..
HoHienberg. Kt Is wondersuI lsow Chick
eEing-RlWays a~head-ean excel himself,
as witness those superh and exquisfseIy-
toned models OF his art.
THE RETREAT.
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FOR n. ORLEANS d THE BENDS.

The Merchants Southern Packet Co.'s
Elegant Steamers leave regularly.
For freight or passage apply to
r. .LIGHTBURNE, Gent Agent.
aux u Levee.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
two dollars and fifty cents per year., or two
dollars for clubs of two or more.
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y TEACHERS and pupils should go to J. s..
Hatcher & Co., for their school books and
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]. 8. HAzcHER & Co., No. S5 Main street
have new and complete line ofschool books
initial paper and stationery of all sorts which
they win sell at wholesale OF retail
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For Helena, Greeny1le and ViCks6urg.
steamer CAPITAL CITY L.
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FINE silk dress Hats at wheaton's.
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BROADWAY, dress ans young gents fall
styles at Francisco & Virgins, under Pea
bod
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81 Louis and New Orleans Packet 90.
FOR AleEsDurgt Nafchez and New OrIeaus.
Htt- CgM YEA H. sedan. master
r- This elegant passenger steamer
- a. above
rCNDAI, 6Jh inst. AZ Is pm.
FOr passage etc. apply TO
1T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
GoS ~ Hg-aFaC4 -a-alr
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Memphis and Araxansas River Packet
COmPauF-E.3- Eau Line
THCS. n. ALLEH--.Eees PEtchard. master
This elegant passenger steamsr H.
VIII leave a. above IBESDAX-21
IA 10th, at 3 O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
.R.WALKER, Agent.
se5 once on WharfboaL. foot Court 4
FOR n. ORLEANS & THE BENDS.
Herehsnts' Southern Paeket COMPANY
For New Orleans and the B-ends-steamer
- City Of Quincy.
1T. West-master Dan Gayn--.clerk
VII leave SUNDAY. sept. sth. a. u IA
r. W LGHTBURNEs General Agent.
FOR HELENA AND NAPoLEON.
FER Helezsa, Frfar's Point. BeuIah, White
River. Napoleon, Chfe0f and the
BsDds-U. s. Mail Packet
IL a. 81. White.
-Msr K. Mastsr
VIII leave Memphis TUESDAYS aid FRI
DA1 punctualy, at 5 pm
For freight or passage apply N board auls
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ZOE RIVER

NTEMPHLs AND ARKANSAS rsTv-rp
VI Packet Co, Us. Man Line-Tha eIa5s1t
passenger boats OF this line ieaye Neu3IIls
Tor all points on Arkansas rivI Tues9aVs
and Saturdays :, at 8 pm.
w. 7. WALKER, Agent.
lu5 once on wharf boaA foot Of Court st
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H. HAEHER deals in Matels and Crates as a
speciality. His goods are acknowledged by all
to be superior to any in the market. Sl2 Second
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sHERIFF's NOTICE.

GAS FITTING, I6 jefferson street.
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EooNoMY-Take your spring clothing to tht
Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House Hunt 4
Hansonfso old standl, 246 SecoBd street.
HANSON a WALKER.
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BARGAISs in pen, ink and paper, can be had
at the book house Of ]. s. Hatcher & Co., No.
3l5 Main street. School books of every de-
scrfptiOn for sale.
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MARBLAzIED, Enameled and Plain Iron
Mantels, beautiful in design and elegant in
finish, at II. Hainer's, 32 Second street,
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. UkDRRTAKER ]

sheriff Of shelby county, Tenn.
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Us. HATCHER & Co, No. sl5 Main street,
have a full assortment Of schOcl books,
stationery, states, pencils, etc. G. F.
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MISCELLANEOUS, theological and law books
in every variety and style at the book store of
]. S. Hatcher & Co, No. Sl5 Main street.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.



Central MethotIist Church.
Service at the Central Methodist Church
Union street, N half-past ten O'Clock, by Rev
d. r 5. Rosebrough. Sunday-sehool at mini
o'clock.
Calvary Church
VIII be opened to-day, morning and evening
First Baptist Church.
Preaching by the pastorAG q. A. Lotion, a
eleven o'clock this morning and at eigh'
o'clock at night. Sabbath-sehooi at min
O'Clock in the morning.
Central Baptist Church.
Services morning and night at the usua
hours. saobath-school at nine O'Clock.
Second PEesbysertan Church.
Rev. W. Ingram will preach in the Secon6
PreEby Church, corner Main and Beale streets
this morning at eleven O'Clock a tonight al
- - NV
Vance street Cumberland Presbyterian
Church.
Preaching to-day by Rev. w.R. L. smith Al
eleven o'clock in the morning and at eight
O'Clock IN the evening
First Methodfst Episcopal Churcls.
ri PsyiR %ss s%sTyiess ~ 3 E, Slater PsstSg e The
ten O'Clock in M morning and al eight
O'Clock IN the evening 90
Georgia Street Aethoafss Church.
There viii be preaching this evening at half
past seven o'clock, by Rev. Mr.. LeatherWood.
SundRy-scn0ol at four O'Clock.
First Prssbgferian Church.
Services at the First Presbyterian Church.
corner OF Poplar and Third, al eleven O'Clock
in the morning and this evening at eight
Rev. II. H Bowman, pastOr. '
Linden street. Christian Church,
Rev. David Walk VIII preach in the Linden
Street Christian Church to-day AZ half-past
ten O'Clock and eight o'alock IN evening.
chassea C~uEaberEand Presbyterian
Ch1rch.
Services morning and evening by the pas
A.C Taylor. m9y ma 80 =
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INSURANCE COMPANY
Office No. 20 Madison st.
DERECTORs

H.H. METTE. nfrE
K. H. MARTIN, W.0fHARqr
trr NM. WHITAKER. saf
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NEW STYLES at Francisco q Virgins.
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NEW fall hats, by express, Francisco & wig
gins, 37 Main street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-18

F1REYEN's PRIzEs.-The prizes to be con-
tended for ut the tournament of the hand en-
eines of the Fire DIP lrtmsnt, to take plate @
on Monday, Were on exhibition yesterday ut
the handsome silverware and jewrlry estab-
lishment of Messrs. Darlington, Thomas q
Co., on King street.
The fret prize, for the 'best time" consists
Of q handsome silver pitcher, waiter and gob-
let. all costly and beautifully engraved. The
pitcher was presented by County Auditor
Sam1 L. Bennett.
The second prize, for "dstance playing" Is
similar to the above, with the exception that
the several pieces are all plain silver.
The third prize, new patent set of silver
castors with the "bell" attachment.
The fourth prize. silver cup.
In addition 10 these there are several other
valuable prizes to be presented by various off,
cisls. which have not get been pl .ced on exhi.
tion. The articles are all of considera
BILE value, especially those which have been
presented. and will be well worth struggle
on the goth.
The vigllant Fire Engine Company, (col.
ored,) OF Columbia, will visit the city and par
tipipate In the parade and tournament
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-18

The NEW YORK VEGETABLE MARKEr.-Ine
Daily Bulletin of Thursday, May l6, has tne
following:
The large supply of green vegetables and
slow demand for old potatoes has had the
effect IF causing decline 10 most varieties,
and We therefore reduce our quotations.
Sweets are almost all gne and prices some
what nominal, Though we Will continue 10
quote dav or TWO longer. New Bermndas
steady at SO from dock per barrel. Our QUOTA
lions are iu bulk; in shipping order 5oG per
barrel must b. added. We quote as follows
s2a2 80 uer barrel for PeachblOws; 81 7oa2 per
barrel for Early Ruse; $lal so for early Good,
rich: 81 75a2 per barrel for Dyrlghts; 81 6oa2
per barrel for Jackson whites; 81 75i2 Tor
Prince Alberts. Sweet potatoes S4a4 60 lor
Delaware kilu-dried. In vegetables, quite O
feature OF the market was the receipt 0f tour
cases OF caiifower from sacramento, Cal.
Most descriptions of e-n stuff are lower,
owing principally to the increase ot supplies.
W. oIlote green peas, Norfolk, al So PR Db,,
and North Carolina s4a6 per bbl. Car 81 Is
asa %. barrel. Rad,sh.s 75a$l TOR JrrSey and
Long I-land, per 100 bunches. Rnssla Jumps
a ,s3 SO Der bpl Parsulps 81 50as2. Onions,
5Ccusl for red, and about tb'' same for white.
Sulnuch So 5Oa3 per barrel. bermuda tomatoes
81 per box; do onions 81 25al so per Crate. Rhu-
oarb 81 PR 100 lunches. Jersey and Long
Island asparagus 6al0c.: do. Oyster Bay l6a
lsc. Lettuce s4a0 per 100. Sprouts 50 per
barrel.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At q regular communication Of Union Kill
winning Lodge, No. 4, A. F. d., helo inursaas
evening, May 1s, 1872, at Holiness Hail. tie io.'
lowing preamble and RESOLUTIONS were nhsn''
mously adopted:
Again we mourn the loss OF cherished zeal'
GUS and earnest member. or our late orotner,
james R. Pringle, Jr., there remains WIFE us no'u-
Ing now save the memory OF pure anu "eh'
spent life. No one could have fallen from hls
place among us more lamented thhn lie Nose
death we mourn tonight. No one Was more pe'
loved. His frank manner, 30 cordial, so winning
carrying with it the assurance that esch Word
and act came from o nature altogether lrue and
genuine, Instinct with warm aft .ctiJn lor 1rlenos'
and with a generous courage for every caii oi
duty. remembered by us all, and endearea him
to all who knew h m.
Full OF life and OF Joy and Of hope, in the full
vigor OF youthful manhood, career Oh usefulness
anu hlppiness apparently Just opening pelore
him, suddenly he WAS afflicted with fatal mala'
dy, and after few weeks OF patient suffering, ne
passed away on the 7th instant. The SAD autS
remains to us OF paying tribute to his memory'
therefore,
Resolyed, That in The death OF our late er0tner.
James X. Prlngle, Jr., Union KilwlnniDg Longe mas
lust an officer and member ever Zealons earn, 81
and Efficient In adv iucng it's welfare, one wnose
life couspicuousl dlspl yed tine precious Jewels
Of our Urder-frlend ,Ilp, MOI ality and brotherly
love.
Resolped, That the foregoing preamble and reso.
lutiOus Ue entered on the Minutes Vi tne hoase
In lohep Of our respect amt esteem for IN" de
ce spd, and ,nat flank page be lnsc ibed to his
memory. .,,
Resoiued. That copy OF this preamble ana o,l
resoIuti,ns be forwarded by the secretary Oh ibis
Lodge 10 the family OF our late brother and De
published in the morning papers OF this city.
Extract from The Minutes.
w cno CIBBs Secretary.
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| stadt ITO; coastwise 2ssl; Hamburg $50; sales


$4,000.
CottoH-net receipts 10l bales; saies $50: STOCK
5s06; weekly net receipts 557; exports 10 Great
Britain 3O19; coastwlse IL; sales 6l0.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL May II.
Notwithstanding easier. Corn 2Ss ed. Flour
27s 6 Ia28s. Tarlow 43s cd.
Evening. .-Uommon rosla 8s 9d. Turpent'ne
$685.
Noon.-Flour dull and declining. Wheai dull
and heavy. Corn unchanged. Pork STEADY; mess
Sl3 S.. Lard quiet; steam 92ia9 7IGc. Turpen-
ii firm at 5oc. ROsln firm; strained So TO-
Evening.-Flour quiet and slightly IN BUYERS
favor. Whisky ddl at soc: Wheat lac lower;
winter red Western S2a2 O5. C0ra In moderate
home export demaud, and prices unchanged
hIce steady at sHus4c. Pork steady. Beef quiet.
Lard a tribe eisier at sAaeHc. Naval stores
nrm. Tallow Gas 1.16c.
Flour firm; family 50 50al0 50. corn steady.
Whiskey S5c. Pork $l2 IS. Bacon only In limited
jobbng demand. Lard 62.
Evening. - Common rosIn s. edass. T.rpen.
tine 68a59j.
Flour dull; family $S 90a9 rs. Corn steady.
Pork unlet and uncnanr ed. Lard, holders hrn
| Bac nrm shoulders SIC; sides 7Ha7hc. Whis.
key in good demand at 85c.
LOUISVILLE. May II.
RagglEg unchanged. Flour unchanged. corn
uuiet. Provisions active on orders. Pork Sl2 10.
sh ulders SIC; clear sides 7Xc. Packed lard,
keg loc. Whlskey $780,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-18

A Boat RACE EAD-THE CARoLINAs
THROW Down THE GAUNTLET.-A meeting OF
the CAROLINA Independent Boat Club was held
last evening. The subject ofa race between
the two clubs was discussed, and 1t was re-
solved 10 challenge the Palmetto Regatta
Club to trial OF speed between The boats OF
the respective clubs. Mes>rs. Roland Aston,
J NJ Bryan and R. NJ. Means were appointed a
committee to notify the Palmetioes of this
action. aud to make all necessary arrange
ments for the race. This is expected to take
place on the second Saturday in June, and, as
there is but little doubt that The Palmeltoes
will accept the challenge of their juniors, We
look for an exciting contest. The boats are
both trim and keen. and of the same build,
that OF the Independent Club being five feet
longer Than the other. The Palmettoes, how.
ever, boast crew whose skill and training
they expect to counterbalance the advantage
Of their rivals
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THECOURTS.
United States Court.

Tn the District Court, before Judge Bryan,
Yesterday, John Peter Muller, OF Hanover,
gave notice of his intention TO become c'Ii'
Zen of the United States, and was duly sworn
The following cas-s for violation OF the ID
ternal revenue law were tried:
Daniel L, DeSaussure and F. L. Phelps
selling tobacco improperly stamped. 'eroic'
guilty, and damages assessed at Sl6o.
Amelia Eias-verdict guilty, ana pehalIy
fixed at $50.
Daniel Kirkley-verdlct guilty, and dam
ages assessed at $50.
VIM. C. and VIM. J. Gerald-gullty, and
damages assessed at $3.50.
Jordan wiley-guilty; damages $50.
Charles Elias-gullty; damages slOO.
Edward J. CONWAY guilty; damages s25.
IN BA KRUPTCY.
The petition OF Charles Cathcart' Oh fa'r'
field, for fiual discharge was referred 70 re'
elstrar Clawson TO report.
Samuel Rea, OF Greenvllle, bankrupt, "as
granted his final discharge in due form.
JK. Terry, deputy marshal Of the state OF
South Carolina, appeared and qualified.
The report of the registrar on the petition OF
John W. Blrbdge, for the sale OF per'shaole
property belonging to the estate OF Bhrrel
8 ,nders, was ordered to stand as The )ndg'
ment of the court and the property to ne solo,
Adjourned ualil ten o'clock this NOR nlng'
state Supreme Court.
Tn the Supreme Court of the Stale on Tnurs'
day. before Judges Willard and Wright, the
following business was disposed OF:
Lucy II. Shelton, respondent, vs.. Albert j.
May bin, appellant. Mr. Mooreman asked ana
OBJ aired leave to complete the record, ana
was heard for appellant. Mr.. steedman for
respondent. Mr.. Mooreman In reply.
Rrbecca speake, respondent, vs.. Louisa q.
Kinard, ct al, appellants. To be submitted on
printed arguments.
Michael Werts, ct al, administrator, re-
s,ondents, vs. Latimer W. Long, ct al, ap-
p.llants. To be submitted on printed argu-
mpnts.
The docket was closed and the following
order was made:
II Ia ordered, that at the November term OF
this court, commencing on The fourth Iutsday
OF November next, the causes on tne seSerai
circuits shall be called In the following order,
aud The time to be allowed to the hearlog Oh
c.uses. from each circuit, shall be TO Lhe day
a xpd for the commencement OF tne ntAC, en-
cent cen T as as to The Second aud Eighth Circuits; 10
which snail De allowed two and three oays
respectively: n,,or o.
Seventh Circuit. Monday, December z.
Third Circuit, Thursday, December 3.
FIRST CircuiE, Monday, December w..
Fourth Circuit, Monday, December l6;
Second Circuit, Thursday, December IS.
Fifth Circuit, Thursday, January 2, 1878.
Eighth Circuit, Wednesday, January D.
1873.
The court then adjourned until Thursday,
May 80.