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lures newer. The people concerned in
having him arrested by Chief o'Donnell,
having got1sll they could out Of Skid, re-
fused to prosecute him, because it was so
troublesome. II he had stolen q loaf of
bread to satisfy his hunger, he would have
got a period In the ~penitentisry. That is
what m of putting on airs in what
you do.
-Agreat number ofstrsngers and house
less by night sought refuge at the station
house last night.
The Southern Claims commission,
now In session st Washington, will not
consent, st this time, to allow their special
commissioners In the South to receive tes-
timony in support OF any claim exceeding
5000 In amount, but claimants who have
already filed claims exceeding that sun
may, by reducing the amount, bring their
cases within the Jurisdiction Of their resi-
dent commissioners. Nc further applics-
lions for the hearing of testimony can be
entertained by the commission until after
the LIST Of January next.
sf-Miss Ayers, who lately married COLI
onel Downing, chief of the Cherokee Ma
ton, proved herself emineRtly practical
in her philsnthropic views of the Indian
question. Colonel Downing Is q sturdy,
hirsute half breed, while Miss Ayres was
formerly q rich and cultivated maiden Of
Philadelphia. Some time ago she became
greatly Interested in the noble chieftain
and his people, and removed to the Indi-
an territory with & liberal por-
ton of this worlds goods to devote
herself to the advancement of the
spiritual and physical well-being Of the
gentle sAvsges.. There was for q time a
obstacle In the way Of her benei-
cent plans, for q Colonel had q full
blooded Cherokee squsw TO wife. Provi-
dence has. however, kindly removed that
difficulty, and the l~ong-existing affinity
between the red spirit and the white has
itself, and they have become
one. 1t was very considerate in them to
wait until the poor squaw died, and now
il is to be hoped that their united efforts
for the improvement of the Cherokee race
may be more thSn ever enectual.
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cotton TRADE OF MEMPHIS.
How fits Course f. Determined A Meet
Ing Of Merchants Demanded
Letter from Colonel TrOusdaIe.

Editors AppeGL-I desire, through your
columns, to call the attention of our mer-
chants to some recent facts affecting the
cotton trade Of the city, which demand, in
my judgment, their immediate attention
and seton. 1 have been furnished with
these facts by Captain @. L. Anderson, the
efficient superintendent of the Memphis
and Charleston railroad.
The receipts Of cotton at this point over
the Memphis and Charleston railroad for
the last i've days, ending 9th instant, may
be stated ss follows: From Corinth and
points west, l649 bales; from points
east of Corinth, 16 bales; from Missis-
sippi Central railroad, I39 bales; total,
1906 bales. For the same period the ship
ments of cotton from local points TO Nash
vile have been, 2S8 bales, and TO eastern
points via Chattanooga, 10 bales, making
a total of local cotton shipped elsewhere
than Memphis, 304 bales.
The recent reduction in the tariff Of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad is so
favorable to Memphis that 1t Is reasonable
to believe that, with proper effort, much
of this cotton from North Alabama, that
is now going to Louisville, Cincin-
aati and Eastern cities direct, could
be directed 70 Memphis. b o hg-
ures show that 20 per cent, is moved
east or north direct. Whether this is a
fair estimate of the proportion that viii
continue to take that direction L am una
ole to ssy, but the subject is One well
worth the consideration of our merchants.
Captain Anderson believes that $1,000
bales might be sdded to our receipts by
controlling this grsde.
The receipts from the Central Miss
road are sntireiy too light TO indicate q
prosperous trade with thst district the
coming season, while we have no trade az
all from the Mobile road. The Memphis
and Charleston railroad has done ali that
it can to induce business by reduction OF
freight rates, and If the subject Is brought
properly before our merchants they must
admit that g vigorous effort on their part
is required to secure business.
1 nave this simple suggestion to make:
That the merchants should take hold OF
this msBter vigorously and at once. They
should act in concert, out if they 10 not
SO elect, -thsir individual firms may do
very much 30 increase their trade, and al
the same time, the cotton trade OF Inc
city, by efficient ~canvassiDg, and by
bringing before he plsntels OF North Al
ALBANIA and North Mississippi the tscts so
materially affecting their interests, VIZ;
the greatly reduoed freight tariffs Of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, which
does not seem, thus far, to have affected
our trade tsyorsbly, undoubtedly from
the fsiiure 10 direct public attention TO
them. LEON TBOU5DALE.
Secretary chamber Of Commerce.
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CUPID.
His Rayages among the Town and
CeaBsy Celebrities.

On the evening Of Tuesday the 10th
inst, within q mile and 3 half Of German
town, in this county, two happy souls
were united In the bonds OF holy wedlock
by Psrson walker, These souls belonged
to Squire Bleckley, the chairman OF our
county court, and Mrs v. r. Downing.
The marriage took place at the residence
Of the brides father, Mr.. Scott. The cere-
monY was conducted privately, there be-
ing only a few friends of either party
present. The happy couple took a short
bridal tour. Both have the hearty well
wishes of all their numerous acquains-
ances- No man in the county Of shelby
Is more generally and favorably known
than Squire Bleckley. He Is n OF the
live on the farm that he still occupies, in
1882; so he is one OF the choice and select
few of those vigorous, early pioneers on
the bluff. This marriage Of the Squire
viii call up in the minds of his old ac-
quaintsnces and associates, pleasant re-
miniscences of by-gone days.
CITY FATHER CAPTURED.
Alderman Paul Cicslla finally yielded
last evening in st. Peters Church. Most
of the members of the City Council were
present to witness the surrender, which
took place with great pomp and cere-
mony. The fact is, Alderman Cicalla was
married to Miss Dars, at st. Peters
Church, by Father Carey, at eight
O'Clock last night. The bride was attend
ed by several maids of honor. The cere-
mouy was imposing. Immediately the
happy pair were made one for life, tue
bridal party and g great number OF
friends repaired to the residence of Alder-
man Cicalls, on fernando street, where 3
very tasteful and luscious dejeune was
laid out, and the health Of the young
couple was literally drank in flowing
bumpers and sparkling goblets Of cham
payne. The marriage was what may be
truly termed "brilliant " The toilets of
the bride and maids were superb; every
thing passed of with the happiest eclst,
and the whole arrangement was a spieE-
did success. We join with Paul's hosts
of friends in congrstulRting him on his
happy and suspicious union with so beau
tiful and so goods bride.
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L FOR
The 50. Andrews Society Moves Prop
erIy, ~ do the Italiaas.

When the telegraph brought its first
message announcing the terrible calamity
that had befallen Chicago, the APPEAL
extra was issued, prefaced by an editorial
paragraph urging the city authorities and
chamber of commerce and other assocta-
tions to transmit funds and supplies to
the unfortunate people Of h wasted city.
That afternoon the mayor and president
of the chamber Of commerce issued a call
for a meeting, the results of which have
already been announced. Our benevo-
lent associations rave properly begun the
task OF b~ene6cence. They viii zach trans
nit funds to brethren Of the same s0cie-
ties In Chicago, and thus will surely Sc
sure a just and proper distribution of
charities otherwise uDsttainable. Last
night the s.. Andrews Society of this
city ~appoipted Duncan MacLean, A. II.
Douglas, David Goldsmith, and j. B.
Csmpbsn to solicit contributions to be
distributed by the st. Andrews Society
Of Chicago. Let these excellent GENTLE
men be welcomed everywhere to-day.
After the ceremonials of to-day, the So
cieta di Unioue IsslianR will max an sp-
preparation Of funds to be sent to the Chi
cago italian association for distribution
among the italian sufferers in that city.
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Baylor r. Stewart, Of Huntsville, Ala
bans, passed through this city a feeAdays
since on his way to Little Rock, which
place he designs making his future home.
We have known Mr.. Stewart from his
boyhoOd, snd We commend him to the
people Of Arkansas as 8 gentleman Of in
tegrity and splendid business capacity.
He IL 8 good fellow, with fine tslents and
high social qualities, and is a universal
fsvorite with the people among whom he
has been raised and who sadly deplore
his removal. Mrs. Stewart, slady of cul-
tivsted mind, and agreeable conversation,
who has just doffed the robes Of the bride
and donned those of the wife, leaves this
morning for the purpose of joining her
husband. They viii both be q valuable
accession to the society Of Little Rock;
and although they have cast their lot
amid strangers, we predict that they
Will soon form attachments in the new
home which viii subdue the sadness oc-
cssioned by leaving so many friends in
the old home,
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ALABAMA STREET CHURH CONCERT
This affair, which is under the supervis-
ion of Mr.. Henry Farmer, m of on
Friday night, and will be all that Far
mar's name is q guarantee of. He is q
thorough musician and knows how to get
up q concert. Remember this concert,
Friday night, for the "little church
around the corner.
BENEFIT FOR CHIcAGo.-This was all
that could be expected, and viii be quite
respectable in results as the general sub
schption by our citizens for the starving
sufferers OF Chicago. Sam Sharpely
SHOULD be remembered for this, and viii
be by all generous people. Our profess
sional and amateur musicians should fol-
low his example.
M~ENDELssoHN CONCENTRATES Fannie
Goodwin, the soprano from Chicago, en-
gagged by the Mendelssohns to sing at their
next concert, t~elegraphed to the officers
last evening that she will positively be
here. Congress- street and the neighbOr-
hood wherein she resides having been de-
stroved by fire, the officers were uneasy,
but the telegram received sets all things
right, and great preparations are being
made for the first concert of the season
Hon, JEFFERSON DAVIS, OF bur city,
contributes yearly $50 to the Orphans
Homo at Lauderdale, Miss. The thirty
children who give their concert in the
Greenlaw Opera House, next Saturday
represent this home.
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CONCERT.
The MendeIssOhR Quartetse Club Con-
cert, on Thursday, october 10.

The president is in receipt of q telegram
from Miss Fannie Goodwin, dated
Chicago, October IL, wherein she posi-
lively announces her departure from
thai city, to fulfil an engagement with the
Mendelssohn Qusrtette Club at their
next concert. The above, We are
authorized TO state by the officers of the
society.
The preparations for the grand concert
are nearly completed, and everybody is
anxious to attend. Miss Goodwin will
sing the grand aria and prayer from
"Lurline, A." 1.-THE lover and the bird" etc.
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ST0cKH0LDERS' ELEcTION.

OFBzuE OF MEMPHIS AND ONO x. r Col
Memphis, Tenn, Sept l6. 1871,
I'VE annual meeting OF the s-tockholdars
j OF this Company, for the purpose o.
eiect1ng fifteen Dfreesors, VIII be held at the
ofice OF the Company, No. Ak Main streef
Memphis, Tenn. GOHDAY, the 1ath October
next, between the hour OF 10 land 3 O'clock
Stockholders viii be passed free ON 18Th.
18th and Eth October, on presentation Of
stock oerfsnnaEes 70 conductors.
McDANITT, Vios-Preaidanh
and Acting Rrea1danf -. and
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MEMPHIS
spalding q
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II,
BENEFIT OF 1Hs CHICAGO SUFFERERS,
When the entire rsceipts WIN be given.
SAM SHARREEY's SILVER SHOW,
Combining the talent of
LOGRENIA,
r,o Loadon the European
frouneo Trained Cauaries, Java 5pRrrOWs,
ssr1sdets, White Nice, Russian Cats and
CRpAvsi Of Crosusl Or, n present Tor every
ore thai attends. The presents rangem value
rom 80 cents 70 $50, consulting OF gold and
silver watches, barrels OF Hour, silver plated
ware, furniture, fancy goods, cutlery, eto
Admission. 81 cents with preseDti fsrquetto
and Dress Circle, % cents with present.
GREEKLAW OPERA HOUSE
Saturday Night, October I4ih.
ONE MIGHT ONLY.
ORPHANS CONCERT !
BY Thirty Children,
From Lsuderdale Springs, mississippi, or
phanh' BONE.
GREEKLAW OPERA HOUSE
Saturday Night, October I4ih.
ONE MIGHT ONLY.
From Lauderdale Springs, mississippi, Or
phRns' BONE.

Feuow-cftiEeDs Of Memphis BY the ur-
cent EoucitRti0n OF the Trustees OF this
5ome we nave been conducting a series OF
concerts fov the beuent o. helpless children
Of me Confederate dead. This year We Pre-
vide Tor AZ children. About 100 more are
nov asking for Ambulance into the Home.
Viii you help Us provide for them! While
mos OF these are the children OF fallen Con
feGerRte soldlers,a majority Of them are chill
uren OF Masons and Odd Fellows Gu boys are
now making the brick, and We are endeaVoT-
iug 70 raise means 10 uGdEubslantlal houses
that the children may be taken rom LhelI Olo
AnauJiss before another winter, and that
Lhe=e houses may sGanu 70 bless b yet
unborn. Come out and hear the children
The scene VIII EWaken the better q
OF your rearL A ID. TRIMBLE, Ag'L
Admission, so Cents Children, - Cents
Doors open at O'Clock; Concert commences
Al - O'Clock
y hen thou cuttest down thine harvest Ia
thy field, and hast forgot q sheaf IN thy neld,
thou shalt not go again 70 fetch II II snail
be Ior the stranger, for the fatherless and Tor
The widow; that the Lord, thy God may
bless thee IN all the work o. thine h6nds.'-
DGGeTU5lorlu 2f-ls. Oclu6O4
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TO THE ASSOCIATE MEMBERS.

ROOMS M~KNDELssoHN QUARTErrE CLUB,l
MEMPHIS, October L, 1871.
The first grand concert will be given on
Thursday, October 10th, at the Greenlsw
opera house. Miss Fannie Goodwin, from
Chicago, soprano, from the Psreps Rosa
opera troupe. Ia been engaged for the
occasion, and viii, as per telegram re-
ceived on yesterday, positively appear.
Henry Farmer viii walt upon associ-
ate members, and supply them with GER
t~iicates, L. HERZOG,
President
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1890
~
MURRAY & RIDGKLY.-These enterpris-
ng gentlemen have eclipsed all the best
arms in the city in the elegance and I'm
ish, convenience Of arrangements and pro-
priety of design in every particular that
goes TO make up q ~irs<class tailoring es-
Enlistment. Their magnificent building,
No. 81 Madison street, east of Clark's Jew
elry store, has been recently fitted up with
q view to the fsl and winter trade.
They have been TO a great deal of ex-
pense, and taken svsst amount of pains,
TO select such goods as are suitable at the
present season, by ordering direct, in sd-
vance, through foreign agents, and, after
personal inspection and preparation, they
have procured the finest quality of goods
possible to be obtained from New York,
the eastern and the western markets.
With the most recherche tailoring estab-
lishment in Memphis, and the best cutters
and filters IN the world, whose services
are necessary to handle such goods, and
make garments thereof for the customers
of the house, Messrs. Murray q Ridgely
feel confident Of giving entire sstistac-
ton, and to furnish q suit Of clothes, for
all occasions, in the shortest possible
time, and in the hight OF the tsilor's art
In order to secure 9 suit from their scien-
tihc workmen, it is necessary that an or
der be given as soon as possible, without
waiting until the rush Of business comes
on. A man in q neat suit of q thes from
the hands of this house feels &C home and
comfortable; and, If paid for, is conscious
of his fellows thinking better Of him for
patrouizing such worthy gentlemen as
Messrs. Murray d Ridgely, who have
made the science OF perfeCting mans out
ward appearance q lifelong study. Recol-
lect the number-H Madison street, east
OF ClSrk's jewelry store.
THE finest hats at the lowest prices, at
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CORRECTION.

In our notice Of the opening day Of
Messrs. B. Lowensaein & Bros, yesterday
morning, we inadvertently stated that no
goods would be sold during the eVening-
that is, after the store had been opened at
seven o clock. But this viii maker no ma
terisl difference rs far as the magnificent
display is concerned. The moat recherche
affair of the kind aver In Memphis win
this certainly be, and the lady who misses
it win certainly regret IL.
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ANTON KAUFMAN. Propr.

Mr.. G. W. SwINEBRoAD. of Bolivar,
Tennessee, offers for sale royalty, State
and county rights for the use and manu-
faeture OF his most simple and durable
cotton press. The COMPRISING is done by
two men using two levers. 1t is quite
impossible for the simple, cheap mechRn-
ism to get out of order, and its durability
is unqaestioned The follower" is moved
up or down by a windlsss, and one need
only see the machine to know how inval-
liable it must be on q cotton farm or about
q hsy producigg meadow. Cheap, simple,
lasting, it has every desirable quality
constant use.
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NOTICE, Itslisnsi-The members Of the
SOeiets di Unione FrstellaDzs Itslisns are
requested to meet az their hall, No. 81
South Court street, this mOrning, at 9
O'Clock, to orgsniz9 for the procession tn
celebrate the discovery of America by
Christopher Columbus. AS this Is an
event Of which every Italian should be
proud, it is earnestly hoped and requested
hat all will turn out and assist in the
celebration.
A. 3. VACCARO, Secretary,
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THE Exhibitors at the coming Fair are re-
requested TO make their entries At the
ChamDer OF commerce, corner of COmmer-
emit week. They are also requested 10 have
their articles on the grOunds on FRIDAY and
saturday, 18th and l4th instant SuneTin-
guards TO protect them.
oel0 LEON TROUsDALE san,u
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First Circuit COurt-HeiskelI, Judge.
The Gsyoso gas cas- case is set for Monday
TIE ATLANTIC sALnnN

formerly known as the Courthouse Saloon,
No. - jefferson street. has been pur-
chased by 1. d. Payne q Co., who intend
keeping on hand the finest beer, wines,
liquors snd cigars n the city, and will set
a hrst-clsss lunch every day at ten
o'clock.
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SALE or VALUABLE SUsURBAs AND
CITY LOTS.
SATURDAY. N0VEnREH a. IszI.

WILL sell at public auction. UPON the
4 premises, the Hiestsnd Place, lust east OF
Mem ph1s and across the railroad north 10
General Bradf0rus. It contains uftesn acres.
Undivided TO suib purchasers; So erdIdIy
located. with forest shade trees on part. and
most desirable for resilient lots. One or the
lots 70 be sold has q cottage residences and
other improvements. 1 sell by direction or
Peter h~1eStand'5 viii sale upcu the uTem-
1Ses. Flats at my Office TerEas-One-fcurth
cash, snd balance az L, 2 ana 3 -eara- nj q Dsr
cent interest Also. on
SAfuHDAY, EOvEMBER Il, Ig7i,
IN nort Of my ONCE, 80 Madison tPlEatsrss
lnsursnce Buildinsl, I EfI selI two Sc1ss,
and lots, Nos. Is and 20, Orleans strteS iusr
south Of Poplar, owus1 BIZ Peter Hie~tsnd
sale upon same terms as shove.
L. &. MCFARLAND Adm
OC8 ~ MgGfEuu afrarf
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THE following kilograms, received by
Messrs. 81. A. Littleton q Co., speak for
themselves, and show conclusfvely that
the large and solid companies represented
by them are not inclined to be driven
from the field by any one fire, or series OF
fires, even as large as the recent one at
Chicago.
ITO q. A. Littleton Il Co, Agents:
Loss probably three millions. Atna
perfectly sound. Advance rates.
"F. G. BENNETT,
General Agent Etna ms. Co."
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RF The city subscribers WAC fail 20 re
eeive their papers promptly. Will OBDge
ss by sending word 20 this ONCE.

THE MAMMOTH SUNDAY APPEAL is GER
tainly the best advertising medium ever
presented to the attention Of this public.
It's large circulation is distributed among
a class of readers not reached by the
everyday editions, while its broad pages
enable us to give proper display TO the
cards Of our patrons without trenching
upon the space demanded for reading
matter,
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TO contractor.
oFFIcE,

| NITx ENGINEER's OFFICE,
" MEhPHIs, TENN, October 10, 1871.
sS- sealed proposals will be received Al this
ONCE until Il O'clock M. Friday, the. 18th
Inst, for grading CenteE landing. The city
Reserves the right 10 reject any n all BIDS.
For further Information apply At this ONCE.
0cla ], b. hUMRHRkIAs City Eug,r,
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5. NAIL COACH LINE.

DASSENGhRe by cur lines nom Eortsufh
= Gan go SIX Times a week. via FavsrfsvIITs
0Neosho on the southern Peeife raj road
10 miles or three lines 4 week rom ForI
smith, ~ miles % Fort Gibson; thence south
10 mis- 70 b0ggy Depot, ara tr1-weexlF
VEST 10 miles. via Fort Arbnszls - Fort
sl1i or continuing south from b0sgy 3 muas
~ snerman anu going geEtWnro, by iLue Of
O-6EOr9yeN miles t. FL Psso; or ~a0dthwzra
rom cnermsE into Central zezas, or sast 70
Jensrson,M Marshall. etc. or from
sHREEEEORT
BY railroad. VIA MARSHAL 70 L~augvfer sn6
rom LongvieF, VIA Huntsville T. Navasota-
tU miles, 81 Texas Central Railroad. Paeqar-
gers entering Texan b
GALVESTON OR EEDIAEOAA
meet our lines At the head OF the various raJf.
roads 70 all partz ofTeras, and run IN peffe,
concert than ever bsfOr6. AMI IN good sfvie.
generally, SAWYER & FfCKLN
oc4 sherman. Texzz
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DEHOCRATlC EXECUTIVE COAEITTEE

The members OF the Executive Commit
tee Of the Democratic party of Tennessee
are requested to meet in Nashville on
Tuesday, the Slst inst.
D. B. THOMAS, Chairman.
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LAW REPORTS.
United states Court-TriEs, Judge.

In this court yesterday Judge Trtgg granted
a new trial in The case Of Riddle, Coleman & Co.
vs. Pillow Ell al, unless the plaintih allows the
Judgment 20 be hall that the jury found, So
OOO, on the grOund that Murphy was not re-
spOnsible Tor the barges, bal only for the coal.
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c~AsIsTOFERO COLUMBUS.

The celebration Of the anniversary OF
the discovery Of America by Columbus
might well be participated in by all asso-
Citations, as the demonstration tomorrow
Ia not designed to be composed of Italian
OF this city alone. Therefore, the SOcieta
de Union Q Frattellauza Itafisna invites
his honor the mayor, the We boards OF
aldermen and councnmen, the chief Of
police and force, The chief OF the fire de-
partment and the companies Of the de-
partment, and all other societies and citi-
zers of the city who may wish TO partici-
pate In the celebration. They are request
ed 70 meet on South Court street prompt
ly at 9 O'Clock tomorrow Thursday
morning, when the procession will be
formed. .
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Marshals.
Music.
Italian Societies.
President, in carrisge. Z
Invited guests.
ROUTE OF PROCESSION.
The line will move TO Second street; up
Second to Winchester; thence to Main, to
Beale, to Shelby, 70 Vance. to Main, to
Beale, to Desoto, to Madison, to Charles
ton avenue, 10 Adams street, TO tie hall of
the Italian society, where the procession
will bs dismissed. By order Of the cam
mibtee.