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CHEAP STOCKINGS.

Another large lot of
VERY CHEAP HOSE.
Also, general assortment of low-prlccd and
FINE HOSIERY.
A full line of Childrens Hose, Half Hose for
men and boys. Call and examine at
. ROBERT l.. WOODS,
iv11 No. 81, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-30

BUCKETS, Tubs, Baskets Brooms, Blackin g
u and Scrub Brushes, Clothes Lines, Wash
boards, Door Mats &c. &C., in great variety,
'''''0~' ''-->' ~ II AVERY s. DAVIDSON,
WOO 226, King st.. cor. Alfred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-30

FE1URNIP SEEn-NEW CROP.
We have just received cur fall supply o
Landreth's Jew Crop Turnip Seed, of the usua
varieties; also, Lettuce, Kale Cucumber anu
other Seeds required for this season,
iv23 E. S. LEADBEATER s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-30

Pr VIM. co., ic 27-oots Comm'rs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-25
WHO SHALL BE eOVEuXORY

The JouesooIo Flag is strenuous for
T. A. Hamilton for Governor. The
Chattanooga RepubJican, which has
Hamllton's name up for Congress for the
State 1t large, does not think he will do
TO follow the Executive whose frequent
proclamations have obtained for him the
So6TigUct os " Old Proc" It says:
We believe that the exigencies Of the
times demand the services OF some one
whose name and character Is power
within itself, and who is able beyond
any contingency 70 cope with the deter
mined ObsIIDacy Of the treacherCus and
rebeiilOus eiementin our midst. Wbeth-
er MIR. HamLUOn's experience in matters
Of government under circumstances so
trying and difficult is such that would
give peace and security TO the country,
Is lot altogether known TO the people.
These Radicals msy settle the matter
in dispute to satisfy themselves. Stokes
Is the fayOrite of the Chattanooga Radi-
cal. The Presidential election will de-
termine whether either Of the prominent
Radicals has the ghost OF probability Of
wearing gu6ernatorial donors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-25
PLArFORM or THE TENNEssEE

lst, The Conservative men Of Tennes'
see, putting aside all questions decided
bv the war, accept the tile Of Demo
crats.i aud formally unite themselve;
with the Democratic party as it now
exists.
ri. The question Of the right of g
State 10 seceue from the Union has been
decided by arms, and that decision
should be accepted as final and cOnciu-
sive.
81. Nevertheless, while the Constitu-
ton makes the Federal Government su-
preme, il is 30 only with well defined
limitations and restrictions, leaving the
States large rights and powers over their
domestic concerns, and making them Co
equal in respect OF such rights and
these rights have not been impaired by
the result of the Wsr, or the powers OF
the General Government aggrandizeS
by it, to the enlargement OF public
liberty.
4th. The extinguishment OF African
Slavery is recognized as a fact, ratified
by binding Constitutional Amendment.
9Th. Tue iuvestiture Of negTOeswith the
right Of suffrage, by the Congress OF the
United ; atss, and the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
OF white men, by the same authority, is
S gross usurparion Of power, and aDolicy
unjust, UuWiss aud oppressive, and tend
ing 20 excite q war OF races the white
men of America are entitled to superb
Ority and supremacy in the administTs-
ton Of the Federal and State govern
ments; and a0y measure intended TO
deprive Them Of it, or to divide or impair
IL, greatly endangers the perpetuity Of
free republican Institutions.
6Jh. TIE faith OF the nation is pledged
- a.. = al sHsakN
according 10 the terms of the laws under
which the bonds we're issued, and not
otherwise. The time OF payment of the
bonds ought not to be extended the
principal OF the five-twenty bonds ought
10 be laid ia currency, and the money
granted to the National banks 70 be with
rRWn.
7tn. The Government bonds should be
taxed IN the hands Of the bohdhoiders,
equally with other property.
6sa. The doctrines and practices Of the
Radical party, which endeavors, by en-
crOschiDg upon the powers Of the EXecu-
tive auC Judicial branches of The Gov
eminent, 10 absorb ia the Legislative
Department all powers, tend 20 the de-
structiyn Of the Republican system Of
Government God the civil liberties Of the
people.
S.n. EQu&i anu e2hCt 5us-lce 20 oil uneus
of Whatever State or persuasion, Telig-
ious or political; peace, commerce and
honest friendship with all nationsi en-
tsDgLng alliances with none; the sup
port OF the state Governments IN ali
their rights, IS the most competent ad-
Of our domestic concerns
and the sUrest Uuiwsrk against sntl-Re-
publican tendencies; the preservation OF
the General Government IN lts whole
SIsOr, rs Jne sheet ancnor
Of pssce at nome and safety abroad q
jeaiOas care VI tie nights o. election Dy
RE people ana Tie supremacy "a the
civu over the military authority.
ION. Andrew JJhnsUn The hrst choice
of lhs Democracy OF Tennessee; bal
their Delegates LEFT Tree 10 UBite IA Be-
lecupg another as the candidate for the
Presidency.
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any person having possession thereo',
the words, " before removal from the dis
tilIeTy or warehouse" This allows no
exceptions.
Boutwell, offered an amendment to the
44sh section, providing that the business
Of distilliDg alcohol and spirituous
liquors for expectation may be author
lied by the Secretary OF the Treasury on
application OF the distlllers, and that the
distilleries not 50 authorized Ahail not
distili for export After some discussion
and without action, the Committee took
a recess.
The Speaker stated that he had deci-
ded that the Arkansas members should
receive pay from the 18Th Of March, the
day OF their election, but as they claimed
pay from the beginning of Congress he
would refer the matter to the Judiciary
COMMITTEES.
The House then adjourned.
SENATE.
Howard introduced a Dill retaining the
Freedmen's Bureau and providing for
It's discOntinuance. Referred to the
Military COMMITTEES.
CONFESS called up the bill making
eight hours day labor for laborers and
mechanics ia Government employ, and
the bill passed by 26 to IL.
The special order Of the day being the
Legislative Appropriation bill, it was
then taken up. The question being on
the amendment by the Committee on
to the Hosse bill, the sp-
Of $4,000 for the department
OF education was agreed to. Several
minor amendments were also agreed TO.
johnson, from the Finance Commit
tee, reported an amendment increasing
the appropriation for salaries and ex-
penses of internal TevsuUs admiDistrs-
ton from $500, coo to $500, 900, which was
agreed to. Also the amendments in
crossing Incidental appropriations for the
of the Tressurer's office to
SEQ, 600, aud appropriating $50 600 for
temporary clerks in the Treasury Depart
ment. Ths former was agreed to. The
latter cccasioned q debate until adjourn
nlent, which, on account of Senator
wedding, was ordered to
two o'clock tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON.

| WASHINGTON, June 24-The Seere-
! tary Of War sent to the House to-day an
estimate from the Paymaster GaneraI Of
! the amount required to meet the defiei-
eness ia the appropriations for the exec
utiOn of the reconstruction acts to June
| 18Th, 1863, it being S3l ,578, %.
/ - The Constitutional limit OF ten days
! allowed the President TO consider the
omnibus bill, for the admission OF the
! Southern States, expires tomorrow,
when his veto may be expected, or else
/ the bill becomes a law.
! The Senate's Foreign Committee has
decided to report against the House bill
authorizing the President to send a war
vessel to the Gull stFssm to protect the
| interests OF American fishermen.
The consideration or the nomination of
Evsrts SIS Attorney General has been
postponed by the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee until Saturday.
The bill submitted to the Senate to-
day for the diseOntinuSnce of the Freed
mems Bureau after the first of January
next, was prepared by Elliott, the
Chairman Of the H0use COMMITTEES on
Freedmen's Affairs.
Tne President to-day nominated
Francis Webb, of Massachusetts,, as
Consul ct Yombsr, and Perry Fuller, Of
Kansas, Rs Commissioner of Internal
Revenue.
The estimate seut by Secretary Scho-
field to The Committee on Military AT
fairs, shows that by the expiration Of
time of service, toe army VIII, on the
first OF January, 1859, be reduced to Ze =
667 men, and on The first Of July, 1869,
toI7,I59.
Tne President has sent to the House
to-day a message covering q letter by
Mr.. Seward, to our Secretary Of Legs-
ton at London, inClOsiDg q copy of the
resolution passed by the House, in
relation to the case of Warren and Cos
tello, sentenced in Great Britain for
words and sets spoken and done in this
country, and calling his attention to the
fact that the bill has passed the House
and is now engaging the attention of the
Senate, the effect Of which, should it be-
come law, will be TO require the Presi-
dent to make reprisGls in case Of the ju-
dicial denial in Great Britain to nAtural-
lied citizens of America the rights
which are conceded to native Americans.
Mr. Moran, the secretary, is instructed
to read the communication to the British
minister of Foreign Affairs.
A dispatch has been received from
Gen. Sherman, who has arrived at st.
Louis from New Mexico, where he and
Col. Tappan have been experimenting
the removal Of the Navajo Indians far
Their south.
There will BE- paid out of the Treasury
on the 1st of July about SIS, 000, 600 in
coin, s., $50 900 of which is the principal
Of the loan of 1S48, and the balances is
the interest of the fve-twenty and six
per cent. bonds of 1851.
Col. Smoot who recently surveyed the
Usage Indian Iands, has arrived from an
extensive tour in Kansas. He represents
the Indians along its frontier as quiet
and pesceable. The crops in Kansas are
unusually fine, particularly the corn and
wheat.
The Senate has recently approved a
Consular Convention and an Extradition
treaty with Italy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-25
TENNESSEE.

The Nashville Gazette Of the 23a
saws: Two weeks have been spent in the
Criminal Court on the case of the State
against b. H Payne, and the closing AZ
gument is yet TO be made by ex-GOver-
nor Neill s. Brown tomorrow. The iury
will not retire on the ease in all probs.
sIlity before Wednesday.
"A Tennessee friend of ours said no
longer than yesterday that be should
ike of all things TO see the DANES OF
" Pendleton Of Ohio, and Seymour of
Connecticut" spcSad upon the Demo-
cratic banner on the 4,h OF July, aud
added that there would be no mistake
then about the principles Of the Demo
cratic candidates.
The Nashville Gazette Of the 23d
says: Whatever be tie nature or OBJ
jects Of the Kuklux Khan, ii any such
organization eXists-iti Is open to the Que
objection, that it affords cover for wrong
doors, who may in eowardly manner
assume its garb, and bring odium on
whole communities. But il the Kuklnx
we've half so strong or terrible as Radi
calls would have Us believe, these thiogs
could not be. TIE Khan must clear ils
skirts, in some way BEST known to itself,
or must die natural death.
The Paris Intettigencer of the 10th
says: A bloody uiificulty occurred
Tuesday evening on the west side of the
public square, between a white man
by the name OF Lambert, saloon keep
er, and q eOlOred barber, Familiarity
known as Billy. The former, without
Just provOeatiOn, made an attack upon
the latter with knife, cutting MIN Sc
verely in the head. The negro. who.
until then had shown disposition to
avoid difficulty by Tetreating, seizs cd a
milestone that was within reach and
dealt his assailant fearful blow on the
head, knocking him down, and 1t is said,
would have finished MIN but for the ia
deposition Of those present. AS it was,
Lambert was severely punished, though
his wound is not considered dangerous.
Tue barber, likewise, received an ugly
'cut on the head, bus has not been con-
6ned on that account. The hltelliQen-
Ger adds that Lambert was not ia his
right mind, having Used chiOroform pre-
viOus 20 having q tooth drawn, aud taken
ut the same time glass of spirits that
made him wild. Ordinarily he Is quiet
and orderly.
The Union City Herald Of the 10th
says: On Thursday last, the citizens Of
Union City met at the MayoT's Office, by
ballot, 70 vote for or against a subsofip-
ton by the corporation of $50, 600, TO aid
in the building OF the Mississippi River
Railroad, through 00iOn county, to ter
inmate at this city. To the credit OF ali
tho citizens, they voted icr the subscrip-
ton, Without a negative.
The SomeFviile Falcon Of the 18th
says: We learn that negro was found
hanging to the limb OF white oak tree,
q short distance from Montagus's bridge,
about seven miles northwest of the
place, few days ago. The horse of
gentleman who was passing becoming
frightened and refusing TO cross over this
bridge, led to the discovery. How 1t
came there ID mystery that win proba.
bly, never be solved.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-25

On Thursday, Robert Clemens, a
teacher in Dayton, Ohio, committed sui
eide by severing the arteries in his wrists
and cutting his throat. UDreqGited love.
-Ssburn Jones, over whose lynehing
by the Kuklux in Tennessee the Radicals
set up such dismal howl, has turned I'D
alive and well st Wsynesboro.
IT. C. Hooper, clerk in an oil refinery
at Pittsburg, committed suicide on the
22d by tSkiBg lsudanum. Domestic
troubles the supposed cause.
-On Saturday John Greer, of West
Jefferson, Ohio, stabbed and instantly
killed an acquaintance named Hand,
who accused him OF having married
negress.
DIR. Thomas G. Brinsmade died sud
denly on the Esd, of disease of the heart,
while presiding at a public meeting,
called to aid the Ranselar Institute. He
was Viee-PFesident Of the American
Medical Society, President of the State
Medical Society in 1867, and was one OF
the delegates to the Paris Scientific Con-
gress In 1867, He was -sixty-fivs years
old,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-25
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-The Masons
made an imposing display to-day at the
ceremony OF laying the corner stone OF
the new Temple. The procession formed
IN twenty divisions and occupied nearly
an hour in passing given point.
Among the articles placed in the cavity
WAS compi5te set of Masonic jewels.
The gayel used was the same used by
Washington in laying the corner stone
OF the capitol.
The Democratic Convention to-day
nominated Daniel W. Fox for Mayor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-25
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June 24.-The assessed
value Of property in Nebraska is S32. Co.,
goo, an increase Of S14, COCO over last
year.
A large number of trains started East
from Salt Lake last week, TO convey
eTuigTsnts 10 and from Europe to the
promised Land.n
The Young Mems Democratic Club OF
this city, last night, adopted a stirring
address to the Democracy Of Missouri,
and ordered 10000 copies to be printed.
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NEW ORLEANs.

New ORLEANS, June 24.-The sup
posed fillibusteriBg expedition turns out
to be big fzzle. The prisoners we're
brought before Commissioner Weller to-
day, on the affidavit Of Disz, the Next
can Consul, bug be not being in posses
sion OF sufficient proof, they were dis
charged.
The prisoners sllege that they were
employed 70 work on arailroad in Mex
ion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-25
GEEERALNEws.

Senator Wilson says he is not worth
FIVE hundred dollars Ia the world. This
is because he left an honest calling to
prac;ice Radicalism. Taken at his real
value. he is not worth five hundred
cents.
The conductor recently scRlped in
Nebraska has recovered, with a bald
spot eight inches by four. That is al
most ~ clean a shave As though some
lean broker had operated.
-MCracken county, KY, has just
voted s5OO,OOO to the P4dueah and Eliza
betbtowu Railroad. The election was
held on the 10th.
The New York World, that was
nrominent in getting up the Chase diver
siop. now says: Tue decisive, almost
spurning en- phasis with which large
wing of the Democratic party turn away
f,on1 a candidate identified with negro
sufFrage. settles the question, as we thiBk,
and proves that any further advocacy of
Ngr Chase's claims Is an idle waste Of
words.
Alex. H. Stephens and Hersohel v.
Johnson are urged TO be present at the
meeting of the National Democratic
Convention from Georgia.
-AtPhiladelphis the Democratic Ooh-
yresslonal nominations are; First Dis
triet Samuel Randall; second Thos' d.
Florence; third, John Mofatt.
The estimated cost of building side
rsIks in the three divisions Of Chicago,
dUrIpe the next year, is $4,000. The esti-
nsted cost Of inspecting sidewalks dur
ne the sa,ue time is $500.
The state debt Of Louisiana is slSi-
ss2,e04 IL,
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, June 24.-The reputed kill
ing of the two mail carriers, Amber and
Mcdonald, near Fort Fulton, few days
ago by the Indians, is confirmed.
Several other Indian OutTages are re-
ported near Fort Benton. Wednesday
evening last, Ordinance Sergeant
Frouscker, and four Of his children, were
burned to death at Fort Ripley. His
wife has become raving maniac ia
consequences.
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ALABAMA.

SELMA, June "A The Tuscaloosa
Honitor was suppressed yesterday, by
Gen. Sheppard, for an alleged violation
OF General Orders No. 81. Mr. Rsn-
dolpb, its editor, has avoided arrest, and
will proceed at once TO Washington and
lay the facts before the President and
Gen. Grant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-25

ST. LOUIS. June 2E-robaeco active and firm.
Flour, supeffine IS IS. Wheat S292 p Corn
SIGSS3. Oats 7l97sc Pork SIS . . zoe. Bulk
lSG l9c.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, June "A 1t is reported that
the italian Government has issued cir
cular note to It's representatives. abroad,
announcing that Italy viii remain
strictly neutral in the event Of war be-
tween France and Prussia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-25
WW. <. YEATMANs
General CSwmiSsien Merchant,
No.u AyonrOe Street

o,,v x1r.rDRIED AND FRESH BOLTED
ASSss =, Mills COrnmesl. Tennessee Corns
smoking and sia3zis a,s f &C., S1 .
CoNs s ~es strawberries, Pears, biao<ber-
-. SSresn peas, Green Corn pemso1s ana
Psssehss' fnr sals, 10 tha Haos' ma<4 lR
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MTsSySsEpPI.

The Ripley Advertiser Of the 10Th
says: GOA Thursday evening, after the
examination exercises had closed, COM
psny of horsemen suddenly and mystic
riously made their appearance on cur
streets, srrsyed in different costumes,
representing various characters, comic,
queer and ghostly. Various cODjectures
were made az to their identity and mis-.
sion by The uninitiated. Some said they
were Kukiux, whilst others appeared not
TO know whence they came or whittier
they were going. But We observed Is
they paraded the streets, they never
failed 10 bring down the house when
ever they would pass a crowd of our
citizens. The affair was complete sue
cess, showing that those who originated
it and carried it out knew how to get up
q good thing"
In Marshall county, on the 18Th,
Jesse G. Tucker was shot and killed by
VIM. Thomsston, both old citizens. An
old fsud had existed about a bale of cot
ton, and threats had been made.
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New york Market.

NEW YORK, June a cotton without de-
clded change sales 500 bales uplancs zoe.
Rice duh. Coffee quiet. Sugar aFn, Cuba lI54
esizc. MOlsSses duh. Flour quiet. Wheat 81 IL
az %. Corn heavy and lGe lOyFer.
Dcy CtoOds-rsandard sheetings l715c; brown
drills l5@ &c; brown duck Soc Uleached mus
Inns 2sc. .aa.t-
Money is easy, call loans, S94; sterling quie:
10 @l054; gold 4O14 new fennesSees 09771s
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OFFICERS :

PREsIDENT-Gov. Ish2m G. Harris.
VICE FREslDEn rs James Elder. Esq, Col.
ID, Msgeveney, Jr., =. Aageveney. Esq.
SECRErARi Maj. W. o. WOodson-
MISUNDERSTANDING. jOhn A. colt.
JUGGE s-Col. J. w Dawson, Capt. Dan Able,
= b Williamson, Esq, John Cannavan, Esq.,
4. A. assey, Esq.
GRAND MARsHAL-COl. Jan es Coleman.
ASSISTANT MAksHALS-Msi. Phil I. Allen,
Capt. Mont Pepper.
Committee ON music AND SEATs-H. NJ. Fer
gusOn, Esq Maj. Phil. 4. Alien.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-25

Judge Chase denies the authorship
of the platform circulated as his.
-Greehaum & Co.'s cigar and tobacco
store, at San Francisco, YVES destroyed
by fire on Saturday evening. Loss,
SIS. 600.
Nashville has another buried treas
ure sensation. A dying ex.Federal SOL
der has disclosed that eighty-five thou
sand dollars in gold, the proceeds Of his
patriotism, Is buried In that city, and
parties are endeavOring to unesrth it.
AT Nashville, in fight in saloon
at Feigh's Pleasure Garden, near Ash
Barracks, on Sunday, q man named
John L. Ritter, was stabbed in the
breast and severely cut about the fore
head and chin, by George Frederick.
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LOussviIie warke.

LOUISVILLE, June 2L-TObacco sales AS hhdS;
Tugs s. 500 -; Tim bic county cutting leaf
so. Wheat, old crop 81 90G2 Corn 9199Sc.
Cats 7o@Syc. Flour ~ seas fof supertiue. Mess
Pork IS. Lard l7%e. Bacon, sBoGlde,s ls1sc /;
clear sIdes .T5sGl71sc; clear ri sides l61Sgl65c,
sides 10 9I6lac.
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LIVERPOOL, June 24-Evenlng-Cottoa ir-
regular and JQther more active; sales 1900
bales: uplands lbs 1li14d; Orleans ll5s 9ll1zd.
breadstutfs quiet. Provisions steady.
LoNDON, June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
80 bonds 733s.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
| Gen. Albert Pike, W. NJ. Order. 50,
| Capt. Dan AOie, CO.. n. Z. Galloway,
| Col. J. W. Dawson, JOnn Lilly. Esq..
Nal. J. J. Murphy, Mai 3. B. Waddeu,
Col A. II. Douglass, Y. y. Bullock, tSq.,
Msi Glen. Clay, f. BE ssley, Esq
Col. j. q. f1uney, Chas. 3. James, EsQ.,
+, N. Apperson, Esq, Or. r. W. Creighton,
J. Mckinney, Esq, Capt. }. V. Moore,
VIM. d. Co y, Esq, ADe. Maury, Esq.
Capt. J. ID. Adams, DR.. J. NJ. Keller,
Maj. W. o. WOolson, J. A. J. smith, Esq,
Col. j. NJ. williamson, DR.. h. W. Mitchsll,
CO.. z. r. LoOney, ]. S. Drake, Esq.
A. Carroll, ESQ, B. u. Williams, Esq.
Col. y. P. FOuts, Msj. Val. Peyton,
Capt Larry Harmstad, steve Hancock, Esq,
A. j. Wheeler, Esq l2fh District.
Judge II. +. Biu, I2th DisIfist.
The Knights will enter their names at the
Off OF Bigley, Mele rsh & Co Bethel Block.
Enuance Fee, IS. Th6 track Is now ready Tor
the Knights to practice.
The Heruanco Street Cars run directly to the
Park. Beautiful shade, plenty Of cool water,
and all kinds OF refreshments.
After the fitting there Will be q Bran Dance.
a good band already en- gagged for the occasion.
Tee procession will be formed on the east
side of Court Square, at o'clock q NJ, and
procesd 20 the Park. The exercises Will COM
mence at 10 o'clock am. precisely.
The rules governing the last tournament
VIII be in force. 1t must be especially borne
in mind by every Knight, that his lance must
be nine feet in length, and, while lifting for the
rings, must be carried under the arm, and held
not beyond the center ia feet. The rules
shall be strictly enforced.
JANIS COLEMAN,
je2l Grand Marshal