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We learn from the Pulaski Citizen
that the house Of Mr.. Wilkinson, in that
city, was struck by lightning last Tues
day night.
Speaking Of the meeting held in Leb-
anon last Monday to appoint delegates
to the State Convention, the Herald re-
marks: Take it all in ali, it was a most
pleasant and enthusiastic meeting. The
old fire and enthusiasm OF 1910 and "A
was kindled In the bosoms Of all present.
1t argues well for the country"
The same paper says that the storm
on Monday night did considerable dam
age to the trees and fences in that vicin-
fly. We learn also that it completely
demolished a church at Chestnut Mound,
not leaving q vestige Of it standing, and
twisted the largest trees off like pipe
stems. The wheat, We understand, was
not seriously damaged.
We learn from the Pulaski Citizen
that the meeting held in that city on the
9th inst, to appoint delegates to the
State Convention, was composed Of the
very best men of the county, some Of
whom have always been stRunch Union
men, some Union soldiers, and others
having espoused the cause Of their Sec
ton In the late wsr-all now united upon
the great question, Shall we cooperate
with the great Democratic party of the
North, who are endesvoring to free US
from worse than African slavery ?"
-Csyuga Chief, the Black Hawk trot-
ting stallion, says tie Nashville Banner
of the 9Th, owned by Capt. G. w. and
Horace n. Hammer, died yesterday
morning from kick received over the
region Of the heart. This noble animal
was extensively known throughout this
section Of the State, and his death will
be regretted by all lovers Of the turf.
The venerable Bishop Andrew
preached at the Methodist Church in
Jackson lsst Sabbath. After he had
concluded, two prominent citizens Of
Jsczson, aud q gentleman who was on
visl5 TO that city, approached the altar
ana humbly kneeled, asking the forgive
uess IF .Eeir sins.
-Correspondents Of the Lebanon Her
aid st BigbyviIle, Carter's Creek, and in
the sou hern section Of the county, report
that there will be s heavy yield Of
wheat; that corn is backward, but look
ing well, and that cotton is rather
sick
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"A gentleman in New York recently
advertised for wife, and received let
tiers from tWenty-seven husbands saying
he could have theirs.
Fifteen years ago man left Card
ner, Me-, to try his fortunes in Chicago.
He had $500, which he invested in buy
ing house lots about mile from the CEN
ter of the then city. To-day that same
property would sell at auction for $685.
eco. The spare change he got from prac-
ticlng law he put into house lots and
then into banking house, and now pays
a tax on s., 100000.
1t is said that among two million of
people by whom YeddO, in Japan, is in
habited, there is not beggsr in the
streets, not q drunksrd, not q ruffian.
TIE woman are beautiful, the men re-
bust and energetic, there is no trouble
about fashions, education is universal,
books are plentiiuI-thOugh there are no
newspapers; life is simple and easy,
marriage is universal, and children go
naked.
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81. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June 10.-Further advices
from the upper Missouri state that the
Indian hostilities along the river con-
tinue; steamboats, had oeen fired into,
stock run of, and several whites killed.
Gen. Terry was at Fort Rice on the Sd
inst, and Father Dismet had gone out to
induce, If possible, the Indians to come
in and make peace. They are reported
as saying that they don't want peace,
for then they stsrve; but when at war
they get what they want from the
whites; but they do want more amniu-
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MEXECO.

GALVESTON, June I0.-The HsTdld's
CORRESPONDENT furnishes the following
from Brownsville the eth inst: By 3
circular order Of Jusrez to Gen. Soldons,
of Tanaulipss, Juan Jose de ia Garcia
is declared to De the constitutional Gov
ernoF of that State, and is ordered to
take his seat immediately.
SoIdons had convened the Legislature
and that body issued decree on the 5th,
calling for Gareia's instsllment on the
LIST of August next.
Soldona says that in the meantime the
Guerra party will have secured arms,
men and supplies, TO prevent the install
lstion of Garcia.
The national troops at Matamoros are
for Guerra, hence 8 civil war is at hand.
six hundred bandits fell on SaltillO on
the 4tb, capturing and numbering the
CITY Council and ali the Liberal soldiers
on DUTY.
Santa Annals Brownsville agent has
purchased 400 horses, equipments and
rifles, and on q signal from the Nigrete
or Ortega party, it ls said they viii move
on Monterey.
Judge Veiosco, of Mstamoros, declared
in a charge, on the 5th inst, in the case
OF DIR. Hutchinson, an American Tux
pan colonist, that "the Mexican authori-
ties ought to pauperize all Americans
who come to Mexico"
At Brownsville, on the 9Th, desperate
attempt was made to release adesperado
named John Price from the military
prison.
The Santa Anna filltbusters will strike
Bagdsd BY the l4Ih inst, and are fully
prepared to take the place. They wish
10 set before the return Of Gen. McCOok,
who is now at Corpus Christi. There is
great excitement in consequence a.
Brownsville and MstamoTos. Many
Americans are joining the SAINTS Anna
movement.
There is the utmost corruption, fraud
and disorder IN the Brownsville custom
House, which has been insugursted by
WhaIey. the new Collector. There has
been no Custom receipts for six days, but
immense operations In smuggling. VIVA
lev is kept in a constant state Of intoxi-
cation BY the smuggling ring.
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THE CROPS.

The Lexington, Miss, Advertiser, says
that between Lexington and Vests sta
ton the corn crop was never more prom
ising. Cotton locked dull and uncertain
aud very backward for the time OF year.
There is much grass and the planters
will have heavy work to keep it under.
The crops are the same ia Alfalfa county.
The Vieksburg Herald says the crops
are Of character TO gladden. the heart
of the telling farmer. Corn is fully
grown and tasselling finely, but is great
" ia need Of rain just st this time. Cot
ton is thriving wonderfully under the
hot and eloudless skies, and is fully q
month farther advanced than atthis tiu e
last year. Should this part Of the cou J.
try Ge blessed with q good rain, 1t is al
most certain that SUCH crops will be
made, as have not been garnered In the
South since the war.
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TAXING thesiDgIe word, "stick," purport.
ing to have been signed by five thousapd
Radicals. Considerable excitement pre-
walls throughout the city, and a stToug
body Of police are stationed at the City
hall.
Becker and Massicut, Recorders elect
from the First and Third Districts have
qualified. The incumbent OF the Re-
eorderdership OF the Third District re-
fuses to give up the office, as it might
prejudice the contest OF the election in
which be is now engaged.
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500 SPLENDID PRIZES
Ranging from SO to s2SO,OOO each, and
VALUED AT 100000.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
viii be Donated to the Orphans OF Sc.
Louis, Missouri.
pETAIIs OF rHE DRAWING /:

A suitable Committee Of Responsible Gentle
men will be selected to conduct the drawing
and awarding or the prizes, on the day APP
pointed, at ME2CA NILE LIBRARY HALL,
on the following plan:
One hundred thousand numbers, represent
ing the Certificates issued, VIII be placed in one
wheel, and I'VE hundred tickets, inscribed with
the names OF the prizes, % wit: Pasehall
House" etc, viii be placeu In another. From
these wheels a nun Der and q prize will be
drawn at the same time, and the number
drawn will take the prize drawn with it.
The prizes viii be ready for delivery upon
the result OF the award beng known, ana the
persons by whom the ten real estate pixies are
drawn, will receive deeds 70 the same, with
title clear and unencumbered.
All money received upon tbs sale OF these
Certificates VIII be placed in respOL sib.e bank
ing houses Of St. Louis, Missouri, where it viii
remain, to tue credit OF the Association, until
after the drawing takes place.
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MARRIED.

WILL 1Bfs-BATrERTON-o the aftsr.
noon OF June l0th, by Rev. Wm. Patterson at
the residence OF Col B. d. Williams. the brides
father. MISS HARRIET ID. ~ ILLIAMs ana Mr.
GEOkGE d. BArTERToN, of Danviile, Ky.
Tins the long friendship OF childhood and
youth has ripened into the hottest OF human
relationships. All happiness attend our young
friends IN the journey OF life
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TELEGRAPHIO HARKETs.


New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, June l0.-C0tton quiet and
weak; middlings ZI3592sei sales llO9 bales re-
1nolasSes d1il Cuba, good TO fa1r grocery su-
gar, 13149l55<c: Louisiana prime i554ci Ioulsi-
Terf1Y,e ss 25as so: choice Sl2 50@l5. Corn qui-
ct al 97c6SI O5. Oats 75c-holdeTs asking higher T.
Pork e an at $50. Bacon hrmeri shoulders
Ia14c; clear sides l7@ i74e Lard unsettled al
ls11zs2Oc.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, June lO-TObacco sales I7s hhds
at IuH rates, ranging rom s. 70 S2O %. Flour
unchanged. Wheat 81 2O@2 Is Corn 9S9s5c;
Isc bacon shoulders l3lSc; clear sides lei
bulk shoulders I214c; clear sides l6c.
st. Louis Market.
Sr I,or-Is. June lO-Tobacco unchanged.
Flour dull-little doing. Fail wheat ~ 50g2 %.
Corn sl@s6c. Cats 74S76c. Pork sA 700 .. Ba-
con shoulders l3c; Gear sides 1916; canYassed
hams 20tSc. Lard ls9ls12c
Cincinnati Market.
CrScTNNATI, June l0.-FiOur dull; family
SlG@I0 .. w eat s. 2og2 So Germ sSg9lc.
Oat- 75u78c. PORK S28 .. Bulk shoulders
PIC; sides I414c; bacon shoulders l314ci sides
IsIz@ITc. Lard isc. butter 2O9Z4c. Eggs &c.
Hay 81 lower.
New York Market.
NEW YoRE. June 10 Cotton dull and declin-
ing: sales $50 bales; uplands nOmtnally SOC
Rice and coffee duh and heavy. sugar steady !
Cuba Il1%.GI2C. Molasses quiet. Flour dull ana
lower Wneat 81 l6BZ %. Corn 81 O99l 10.
Dry goods Merrimae cambria ehintz oe-
cliued &c. Calico prints &c OF. Lancaster and
oriental M TO ISJzc. Standard sheettngs E@
l7LZc PRINT cloths SIC Girghsms i4c.
Money easy. Call loans Sos Sterling dull
at I04I054. Gold 2e4 New ennessees oz4.
Foreign Markets.
FRANKFORT, June I0.-U. s. Bonds closed at
II.
LIVERPOOL. June 10 Cotton closed dull; up
IsnaE I'D; Orleans ND; sales 5000 bales.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, June 1O.-Messrs. Stew
srt, Of Mobile, and 5. r. ShryOck, OF 81.
Louis, made strong addresses today De.
fore the Board Of Trade, in favor OF
opening Bayou Msnehac. Resolutions
we're adopted heartily indorsipg the
measure and thanking the delegation
present for their efforts in behalf OF COM
rpnaron
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, June 1O.-The river is
falling. with six feet in the cansl. The
weather is clear and pleasant.
Depsrted-JOhn KilgOur, for New Or
leans, and Linda Newell for VicksbUTg.
EVANSVILLE, June l0.-The river has
fallen eight inches.
The Dexter passed up for Louisville.
ST. LOUIS, June l0.-The river is in
good order above and below.
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AUCTIOE.

A DMIEIsTRATORs SALE OF TIE PER
"a ishaole Property OF the late Dr. :. NJ
W Wheaton, deceased.-On SATURDAY June
i3, 1858, at the salesruom o. Register, TraEevanr
& Co., AuctiOneers, No. Z78 Second street. viii
offer at public sale. to the highest and best
bidder, the periEhable property or Or. :. q
" heaton, deceased, consisting OF the usual
variety OF Household Furniture, and also OF
ONE choice OIL Paintings, selected bv the ate
owner, in person, from the finest galleries IN
Europe; alsn avery dne Harness Horse, Burgy
aud Harness, good as new. Terms OF Sals-A
credit Of y months. with bond, and two or more
approved securities.
JOHN p. TEEZEVANT
Special Administrator, with VIII Annexed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
BOSTON.

BOSTON, June 10.-The Democrats OF
New Hampshire held their Convention
yesterday and elected District Delegates
to the National Convention. No prefer
ence for candidates was expressed, bot
the geReral feeling seemed to be for
Chase or Hancock and decidedly against
PsDdlet0D
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1880
Fourth Prize.

The dne Mansion OF the late Judge r ".
Wells, jefferson City, Missouri TTo-story
Brick and Frame, fifteen elegant rooms, ana
finished throughout with all modern improve
ments Lot lS5 feet 'front.' on High street Dy ~
feet deep. Grounds finely laid out, terraeedi
flower beds, etc.
VALUED $751; 0O
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NEW ADvERTrsEm'NTs
The Great Genaral Restorativa

ONLY needs to be mentioned, to receive the
~ approving voice OF every useT-now the
most popular among all invigoTaJers. It is
better than brandy 1Oddy. 50 you have ten
gallons IN one bottle. Of that which will make
you young, ROSY and fair, keep your system
above all tendencies TO disease, as well as over
come the worst diseases Of the country. Il
should be in every house, and taken every day
by every one in the family, OF this season Of
he year. Then fevers would be scatce in
Memphis.
Can be had at al hrst.elass druggists.
fell i'm
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1 Lendine NchnnI. Na.hHtIle. rann.

WI r. WARDS SEMINARY for Young La
W DIES has maintained for three years. a
front rank among Literary Institutions. IL is
nov believed to ne the LEADING SCHOOL in
the south in point of numbers and general IA
clities for both thorough and ornamental edu-
cation.
Tbs Boarding equals any private table. The
BBilding IS magnificent. The Music French
c assic and English Departments UNSURPASSED.
The next session viii open Sept. 81, 1865.
Catalogue, with full particulars, sent on appIi-
cation. W. T.. WARD Principal
jsll-lW Nashville, Tenn
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WE learn that the Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroad, and the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, Ceased by the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad)r have already
paid in their July interest. Thisprompt-
ness is very gratifying.
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SECOND Prize.
VALUED al

An elegant Three-story Double Brick Resi-
dence, vi h three and q half acres of ground,
in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, one mile from
Court Square. House splendidly finished, with
all modern improvements. GrOuncs finely
laid cut with shrubbery, etc. FIae stables, OUT
buildings, ETC.; all in complete order, and
VALUED AT..................... $4,000
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Rererences gwen By PermlssIOn:

AuI, Pollard q Renick, Bankers, st. Louis.
Daniel G. Taylor, ex Mayor OF ST. Louis.
Butchers and DroverS' Bank, st. Louis
Peoples Savings Association.
Edward =. P,ummer, Mem pills, Tenn
Boatmen's savings Institution, st. Louis, MO.
John H. Andrews, ex-Sherin OF St. Louis
county. Mo.
Laveie, Wa ner & Co., proprletors Southern
HOTEL st. Louis, Mo.
jules Vale, OF the firm OF ChOuteau. Harri-
son q Vale.
Frastus Wells, President Accommodation
Bank st. Lonis.
Hon. William Tauesig.
Charles r. Meyer.
A Krieckhaus, President City Cornell.
Joseph Deggendorf, City Com ptroiler.
g. W. Dreyer.
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Third Prize.

A handsome Three-siory Brick Residence
No. 1915 Chestnut street, between fifteenth and
twelve roo 8, elegantly finished throue hOut
with all modern Improvements complete ; Lot
2l56 by lG9x feet deep,
VALUED AT........ ....-.........s SIS, 500
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25O Prizes

From the firm Of BOOGHER BROTHERS,
Watchmakers and Jewellers, No. l06 South
Filth street, under the 5outeern Hotel, where
samples of the goods may be seen, consisting OF
one elegant solid Silver Service, worm sizO
solid Silver Goblets, Plated Tea Sells, Ladies
ana Gentlemen's cold watches, French Man
tel Clocks, Fancy Silver Pieces, Fine Jew
elry, etc.
ALL VALUED AT ........... .sl5, 600
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Six Mere Prizes.

Consisting OF fine Brick Residences in the
city OF 81. Louis, Missouri, situated Nos. Us
south Eight street, $50 South Eight street, A
Morgan Street, I4lz Morgan street. Us and 40
ChoutsRu avenue.
VALUED Goo
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SALE
At the score. No. 1s5 Main street.

-
OF DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY,
~ Paints, oils, VsrDishes, Brushes, Glass and
Glassware, Fancy Articles, Druggists and Gro
GERS SundrieS at private sale for 30 days, at the
Lowest New York net cash prices, by order Of
the District CourG of the Uzited States for the
District OF West Tennessee, in the matter OF P
/. Buette q Co., in Bankruptcy. The goods are
al fresh and IN the best order, and viii be sold
in los 10 suit purchasers for Cash only. The
especial a tenJion OF Dealers and Drugg sis is
called TO examine this stock, as no such in
ducemenLs have been offered to this public be-
fore.
No Packages broken and no reclamation all
lowed OF the delivery Of goods from store.
A Catalogue Of the stock can be had by ap-
plying at the store No. I95 Main street.
All orders to be addressed 10
VIM. Y. CIRODF, Assignee
or 2 1. Huetts & Co., Bankrupts.
MEMPHIS, June 10, 1888. jell If
In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee. In the matter
OF Alexander Rudd, Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, District Of " est Tennessee-ss.
To whom 1t may concern:
The undersi gned hereby gives notice OF bis
appointment as assignee OF Alexander Rudd
OF Memphis, in the county OF shelby, and State
OF Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adjudge5 a Bankrupt upon his own Pc
tition. ny the District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 10th day OF June
A. D. 1873. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
iell Is . Assignee, etcs
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Nofice fo M P1IbLic.

HAyING established our Omnibus Line, and
4 determined to work At the SANE RATE,
Of FARE CHARGED BEFORE THE WAR,
and having an experience of fifteen years in
the business in Memphis, we respectfully So
licit OF our old friends and the public share Of
their patronage. We have the exclusive privt-
lege OF Checking Baggage in connection with
the Nom phis and Charleston Railroad. Pas
seneers may De assured OF the pI emptiness and
reliability OF our agents. Fare to and from any
points within the city, 20 Cents. PROMPT at
tention given to calls eft at the Ticket Office of
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, 27S Main
street. and at the ONCE OF Keck q Bros, s99
mss sw PAFTERsoS, KECK q co.
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY HALL,
81. LOUIS, MISSOURI
First Prize,

The PASCHALTt HOUSE, corner Fifth and
Walnut streets, ST. Louis Mo-; Lot 81 feet front
by II deep, has four stories, sixty nne rooms I;
also, i've elegant stores. These, together with
the Hotel, are bringing a rent OF $500 per an o
mum. This magnificent house, with furniture
complete, Is
VALUED AT. . ................. .... s2S0, coo
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100 Prizes

IN Fine Sewing Machines. of various patterns
ranging in prices ilom S65 70 $50, Of the best
manufacture, aAd
VALUED Ar. .................sl0,0 900
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90 Prizes of Fine Pianos

From the ST. Lonis Piano Mandatory, rang
ing in price from $3.50 TO $3.50 EACH samples
can be seen at the rooms OF tn . Company, cor
ner of Fifth and Walnut streets, under the Pas
chal House.
nno
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1.-THE BEST IN TIE WORLD"
SUCK EYE SALVE
FOR PILES.
w. b. WTGGs q CO.,
JET dsw Pr0pFietOFs.
N O I'll Il.
Crooks Insurance Agency, 279 1-2
Main Street,
TI-MO POLY,

NOT being q member Of the Monopoly"
~ respectfully state that in view OF the 3 K
TRAoRDIlgARY resolution adopted by the Mem
phis Board OF underwriters, as published in
will leave Tor the North and Esst in q few days
70 make arrangements with hrst-class CON pa
nies-not represented by the mcnopolv--to
take the entire line Of risks that may De offered
In any one building and approved by the r5a-
dersigned knowing, through The influence
have in both sections, can secure Polcles IN
com Dsnies that VIII be UHosJEcTIoSABbE q
the most FAsrTDloUs. I ana now prepared 70
cover $4,000 Ia any one bDilding as well 10
granf sDecfal or open Marine Policies.
GEO. W. l.. CROOK,
ieIO Independent Insurance. Agency
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FOUR SPLENDID PRIZES
FOUR SPLENDID PRIZES
First Prize.
Diamond Ring valued at $500.
Second Prize.
Gold Watch valued at ego.
Third Prize.
Saddle and Bride valued at 500.
Fourth Prize.


The Queen Of Love aud Beauty VIII be
crowned by the victor Of the day.
The Maids OF Honor will be selected BY the
victOrs in contests for lesser prizes
Herald at Arms and other specisities will be
announced on or before the morning OF the
Tournament.
P-esfdeat-Gen. Jas. R Chalmers.
Vice Presidents Gen j. D. Rufdn, Ma. g. v.
Ram baut Gen. Z. M. RuckeT-
SecrefdgB.-COl NJ Megeveny, Jr.
TreGuTer.-Capt W Il. Passmore.
Jisdges-Olaj. ]. r. Strange, Maj. g. '. Ram
bRut, Capt. W. II. Pa sm0re.
Grand Marshal Of The DGy-Col. James Cole
1ssissa7t MIrshsls. - apt. Geo. MelIersh, Col.
co1Izittee on Music. Seats. etc.-Ca9t MeiIersh
Mai. PHI. Allen, Mai Strange, ]. G.. M0fiatt.
Committee fdrk-W. L. Stewart, Dr. ],
White, Dr.. W. N. WilEersOn.
Business Committee on GGtes, etc.-W. l.
Stewart, Capt Pa~smore Capt Van.
S5lpeTiatendeTlts Of TTGck.-J. H. Mcclure, J. ".
Thompson.
Committee OF Arrangements.
TENNESSEE.
Ee q aarais Co Col. ". F. Taylor, Gel. N
f. Perkins, Col. W. l. Duff, II. A. LiltletOn,
Esq, n 2 Hughes, E.g 80 S9l: ]; W. w Paw Paw
Horns. Col. N. c. Gal away, Gen. Albert Pike,
N Pierce, Esq., Capt g. &. Taylor J. Z.
BoITVAK Marsh Polk, Capt Jas. Flem-
ine Geo N. Duggan, ESQ, Moses Parrish, rsq.
BROWNSVILLE Col DucfSworth, Ed Reed.
STANTON DEPOT -Natnau Adams.
MAsOs's DEPOT.-T. K Williams, P. Iobtn.
LAGRANGE a. ]. Vaughn, Baker
Jones, W. A. Turner, 4Ept. Lsnler. -
SoMERvILLE.-Jas. Fulliann, Cecil Z. Moore,
Gen. John L. I Saetd, Page ". Finueyi Esq .
Col S. r. MOseDy.
ALABAMA.
FLORENCE-Dr Lindsay.
TUsCUMBLA.-C Capt. Keller.
HUNTsvILLE.-Capt. d. II. Todd.
ARKANSAS.
HELENA.-FosLer Gage, Gen. Tappan, MAJ.
D1S0 MISSISSIPPI
IUKA.-Gen. Thomas Balm.
| HERNAEDO.-Msi Chalmers, DR.. Byuum.
| PANOLA.-Maj. VIM. Rur1n, VIM. CLARK, Capt.
| Martin, V. II. AerriWeather.
To the Public.
| Arrangements will be made to seat 10000 per-
sons IG will be necessary to procure tickets 70
'--0 Mule Race.
After the contest Of the knights, there
viii be a Mule race. Entrance 50 o. Free
| Tor All. Tee entrance money 60 be divided, two
thirds for the first out and the remaining tnlrd
! for the second.
lance and saber Exercise.
Previous to the Mule contest. there viii be
/ a grard display of Lance and SaCer eGerci sc on
| horse back and on foot, by Capt Van, showing
| the mode OF using these weapons TO the great
1 est advantage.
! tickets to be had at the different Hotels at
/ 81 90 EACH to all parts of the Grounds.
| The exercises will commence at 10 O'Clock
precisely
/ Those DESTROYS of entering as contestants viii
make application to the Secretary, Front Row
1 at A Vaecaro s Co.'S on or before the day pre-
| vfous to the Tournament.
| Arrangement have been made with the
| Superintendent Of the Memphis and Charles
/ ton Railroad to run trains every half hour.
/ Fare round trip, 20 cents.
| JAMES COLEMAN,
| te9 Grand Marshal.