Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-15
Lists Open 20 the world in the Contests
for Grace and PreeIssan.
FOUR SPLENDID PRIZES /.

Diamond King valued at 200.
Second Prize.
Gold Watch valued at $50.
Third Prize.
Saddle and Bride valued at SI0O.
Fourth Prize.
Superb Riding Whip and Spurs valued at $50.
The Queen of Love aud Beauty will be
crowned py the victor OF the day.
The Maids of Honor will tie rejected by this
vic.ors In contests for lesser prizes.
TIE Orator CT the day, A~arder OF prizes,
Herald at Arms and other speciaIties will be
announced on or before the morning of the
OFFICERS.
President.-Gen Jas. r Chalmers.
Vice Presidents = Gen J. d. Rufrin, Maj. G. V.
Rambaut, zen. f. NJ. Fucker.
Secretary Col. NJ. Mexeveny, Jr.
1reasUrer.-Capt W H. PassInore.
JSdges.-Maj. ]. =. Strange, Maj. g. V. Ram
bsuI, Capt w. H. Pa smore.
Grand Marshal Of the Ddy.-Col. JLmes Cole
man.
Committee on Musie, Seats, etc.-Capt MeIlersh,
Maj. PHI. Allen, Maj Strange, J. q. horatt.
ConlnlLtss o1L ark.-W. l. Stewart, DR.. J, 5
White, DIR. w. n. WiIkersOn-
Business Committee on GGses, ete.-W. L.
Stewart. Capt Pa smore, Capt Van.
SttperiltendeHts Of TrGck.-J. II. Mcclure, J. W.
Thomson
Committee of Arrangements.
TENNESSEE.
MEMPBIs.-Col. John C. Fizer, Col. ]. H.
Edmondson. Col W. F. Taylor, Col. NJ
F. Perkins, Col. W. L. Duff, H a. Littleton,
son, Col. Keller, ir. ]. NJ Keller, Capt. Jack
Horne, Col. N. c. Gal away, Gen. Albert Pike,
NJ c. Pierce, Eq-, Capt G. K. Taylor, J. f.
GARRISON, $50, Gel: R. LoSney.
BaIIvAR GO. Marsh Polk, Capt Jas. Flem-
ing, Geo NJ. Duggan, Esq, Moses Parrish, Lsq.
BROWNSVILLE Col LuckWorth, Ed. Reed.
STANTON DEPOT -NaLhan Adams.
MAsoS's DEPoT.-T. r Williams, p. lob q.
LAGRANGE-Gen. A. j., Vaughn, Baker
SoMERYILLE.-Jss. Pu liam, Gee G.. Moore,
Geo. Joan L. t sac, d, Page W. Finuey, Eq !,
Col. S. r. Moseoy.
ALABAMA.
FLoRENCE.-Dr. Lindsay
TUscUMBIA.- Capt. Keller.
HUNTsvILLE.-Clpt. d. H. Todd.
ARKANSAS.
HELENA.-Foster Gage, Gen. Tapp1n, Msj.
McCabe.
IUKA.-Ger. Thomas BIain.
HERNANDo M j, Chalmers, Or. Bynum.
PANoLA.-Msj. VIM Rutnn, VIM. CLARK, Capt.
Martin, V. H. Merr- weather.
To the Public.
Arrangements Will be made to seat IO.OOO per-
sons. II will be necessary to procure tickets 70
prevent coz fusion. Money viii not be taken
a. the gate.
After the contest Of the Knights, there
will be a Mule rse9. Entrance IS o.. Free
for all. TIE entrance money TO be divided, two
thirds for the first out and the remaining third
for the second.
Lance and Saber Exercise.
Previous to the Niue contest, there will be
a graz q display of LaLce and Saeer exerc Sc on
horse back and on f.Ot, by Capt. Van, showing
the mode Of using these weapons to the great
est advantage.
tickets to be had at the different Hotels at
81 90 each, to all parts OF the Grounds
The exercises viii commence at 10 O'Clock
precisely.
These DESTROYS Of entering as contestants VIII
make application to the Secretary, Front Row,
at A. VaccarO Gus, on or before the day pre-
vious to the Tournament
Arrangements have been made y it'll the
So perrin tendent of the Memphis and CHARLES
Ion Railroad to run trains every half hour.
Fare round trip, % cents.
JAMES COLEMAN,
Jes Grand Marshal.