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CnmmoR Sense Compressed.

ETis difficult to give in a dozen lines the
Il reasons why TARRANT'S SELTZER APE
RIENT should be D. eferred as a corrective
and Alternative TO every other medicine
in use. Firstly, it allRys fever; second
ly. il cleanBas the bowels without
violence or pain; thirdly, &c tones the
stomach; foul thly, il regulates the flow
OF bile; fifthly, IL promotes healthy perapiFs-
ton: siZthly, IL relieves the system rom
humors; seventhly, 10 tran
QuiliEes the nerves; e4ghthly, 1t acts upon the
blood as a depurent; and lastly, IL forms one
OF the most delicious cooling dTaughts that
ever passed down the throat Of an invalid.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. my5
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Sll s. gold. Nails, cut, 81 75; elinch, SO %
96 rs; horse shoe, I9GSlc. !
CINCINNATI.
CTyCTFNkrE May g. ~ -COttOn-steady Ia mod
crate demand. middiing. lAal4l tc. Flour,
steady, family 81 25@5 50i wheat scarce, 81 az;
corn, demand gosd, 57c; rye, Sl3i U3 oats, l6
d5ic; barley, 81 Ia Mess pork quiet, NJ 81
lard, lie; Tx meats advanced; riD sides, Vi.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 8-Flour closed higher TOR
low grades; super winter, b 50@5 75; eztfs4
So; wheat spring easier Mess pork hrm al
sE IS; bacon hriu, 7d7l aset 8i0C; lard duh
and nominal; hogs, S5@5 l5; catJle steady, at
: EflrrH %
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eFlpIRg in Tho Bowels, and Wind Colle.

We believe 50 the HEaF AND sUEEsr REmEBY
IN THE WOHLD, ln al caHes 81 Dk5EN rEffY
30 arises nom tseJhlng or from any other
cause. We would say to every mother who
has a child su1ering rom any OF tho fOrego-
ing mplalnia--DQ NOT LET YOUR PREJrJ-
DOES NOR THE PEET TUDTCEs OF 9TH ERE, stand
between your suffering child and the relie e1
that VIII be SUkE-yes, ABSOLUTELY
8TTRE--to follow the use OF this medicine III
timely used. Full directions for using viii
accompany each bottle. Be sure and Call for
/" Mrs. WinsI0ws Soothing Syrup"
Having The fac-simile Of " CURTIS q PER-
KINs" on the outside wrapper. All others
are base limitations.
sod by Druggists throughout the world.
OFFICEa:
20 Fulton street, New York.
4s5 Oxford street, London, England.
44i 81 Paul street. Montreal Canada. my3
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Corner Main ard Court Sis.


THE TRADE TO the following: "a
BLACK SASH RIBBONS,
COL0RED SASH RIBBONS,
MARROW TIE RIBBONS.
TRIMMING RiBBONS,
CORD EDGE RIB SONS,
TAFFETA Ribbons,
GROS GRAIN RlBR0SS,
FANCY RIBBONS,
BEET RlBB0SS.
CANTON SHADE BATS,
CANTOs elPSEY SCHO1L HATS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
LACE GOODS,
MACHINE TWISTS, Etc, Etc.
ALL At INSIDE PRICES,
~ TRIMMED hats IN EVERY GRADE
OTIS & CO.,
apis 81 Main street. Mem phIs.
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PICNlC RARrIEe

ITO PICNIC PARTIEs -Persous who iu-
u tonu getting up Picnic parUiss for tne
coming season, VIII do wei 10 bear in mind
the lacs that Ar. EEED. DELFHs, proprietor
Of h6fnanuo Park, corner heruanu1 EQal
and walkers avenue, viii give the use OF his
ParE lraa OF olarae for aunn locuuaL-ou- .o-L
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Belief and Health 70 Yonr IaEanta

We have put up and sold This article o.,
years and CAN say IN CBNFIDHNCEA M N
70 say Of any other medioine-NF F.VER "a 80 ~
lI EAlLED IN A SINGLE INsTe N q Ts0
EFFECT CURE, when timely used. So, Ly
did We know an Instance OF diSsatigly +1 - %
any one who used IT, On theoopfro . -c'-'ia ii ~ -
oelgnted win Us operations, ssiC sSr,eaIr In
Terms Of hlghest comIaendatloa OF ifs n1,e,i-
cal effects and medical Virtpss. W -ll, - ~ r.
This matter WHAT WE Dor ,yotifi 81 ~ - -
Sssal5a45 gi eXpeTlcnce, AND r LE6GR 0ITfS
x \, ~ ~ ~ AL5ON kOt FB r. gU LFIIWEN1 IN
w., % ~, y = aath DECLa.KE In almost
s-,,s ~ - @sr re the infant Is suffering
fa,5-s floIi Ps'la ane exhaustion. relief all BE
syrup Is aolaJ' ojstered. ''-'l 4'S4 'iis
80. x Aett' able preparation has been used
"At4 NV Err FAILING ELICCE-g fr
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Oa SatardaY, Iune DO. lszl,
TRUSTEE SALE.

ID virtuU OF the terms aud provisions OF q
ID deed o4e trust, executed to me by william
q. Lewis an. d A. N. Lewis on the 3d day Of
May, 1869 re corded Ia the Isegister's ONCE, OF
shelby county, Tennessee, in hook No. OF
ohatJel morta soges, pages 68l, go and 638, 70
secure the Do Tm0nt OF certain indebtedness
LleIaln manfl uned. I VIII. on
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~ aIessrs. FritE Pfsmfert and 4ohn hs.u-
rich viii superinteud the herashIneIll De-
partment.
sB- Lemp's Premium Lager Beer, choice
Wines. Cigars, and refrasnL1e ems OF all Kinds
viii bs served In excellent qualLy.
III the weather ls nos Lafofaulef VIII la
rogfuoned until May lls lbll- my1
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Thousands Of Cases.

10 not only relieves the child from pain. bllt
tuvlgOratss the stomach ana bowels, oOrrecfs
acidltg, and gives tone and energy 10 ne
whole system. 10 viii almost instantly r.
lieVe
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IN THE EVENING,
SPLENDID ILLUMINATION
OF THE PARK,
FLREWORKy - GRATD ~.

81 THE PROCESS ION win leave Turuer
Hail at 81 O'Clock in the morning. and aee1rE
the OrstOrs Of the Day, the GlE0rt Frutrers.
and Mr. and Mrs. sanyean. iu carriages.
Through Adams, Second, Market, Main and
Beale streets 10 The Park.
Professor Arnold's Brass Band win head
the procession.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ATTEHTlnn sIR KnlGHTs

A LII Sir Knights. resident and tran g
"A sient who contemplate Eotpg with ~ ~
Cyrene Commauderv, No. 4, TO Nash. w
vile, win be at the Memphis and Ohio Rail-
road promptly at O'Clock pm. 20 morrow
dress regalia.
BY command GEO. MELLERsH, E. G.
II. J. BARCHUs, Recorder. myE
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- ,rEMPHTs rI-RNvEREr-

THE MEMPHIS TURNvEREIE,
The originstors OF the German May Fe7rivsll
In this cry, having for a uurn 1er OF years gre
ranged those feasts. together with lller reE-
man associations viii this year hold @ 1la--.4
Festival. at Humboldt Park, uEd der lleil pee
cial auspices. and invite their numerous
friends 70 come and see them e can Csc
sure all that we viii neither spare palls nor
expense 10 make our festival l-e s5e- lI
the season. TIE Cy-l--- --l--
- Admission, so centsi Ladies and c1l--
dren Tree
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GRAND MAY FESTIVAL
AT
H U NIB OLDT PARK
Next TO James Park,
ON
Monday Nay 9th
TO BE GIVEN By TIE
WFWpHIg TIIRHEP hgr0cIsrfna
MEMPHIS TURNER ASSOCIATIONS
MoasIsur Id Madsma saryaah.

The wonderful Double Trapezs performers.
have also been engaged 1or tha occasion. and
VIII appear N LleLr Eraua sau..L-nn 80.
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L aides Walking Suits

Of
slcoors u
line of Dresses, in Swiss Trench organdes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-19

CoMMuSlcATIoN BETWEEN Down AND Ca
LAIs.-Wc learn that the French Government
has given orders for plans and surveys to be
made for the construction Of large steamers
for the service between Calais and Dover.
These steamers are to carry thirty railway
carriages, and the transit is to be made in one
hour and ten minutes. N. Dupuy de Lone
is entrusted with the preparation of the
plans of a water-station, which will be stu
Gtcd two Kilometres out of Calais harbor.
The depth of water here will be sufficient to
receive vessels Of the largest tonnage and the
enormous transport steamers. A branch Of
tie Northern railway, ut present terminating
in the maritime station, will be prolonged to
the new water-station, and thus the railway
carriages will be placed on the deck Of the
steamers. This project, which was brought
forward some few wears ago, has now every
chance of being carried out, az it is entrusted
to men Of such talent rs NM. Dupuy dc
Lone and Behic.-Eahimore Gazette.
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stpr2.,s---EsGU to Predict TFte.ss.
I. 3. Ma,lry, in The last GG'ary, says:

/. 3. Mal!ry, III The last GG|dry, says:
The general tri-daily press report contains
always 4 statement Of the positions and move
mcntS OF the larger areas Of high and low
barometer. Of cold and warm weather, or Of
stormy, cloudy, and clear weather. IN the
absence OF a wcather-map therefore, one can
determine in Il general way whether these
are approaching TO Or departing from his
ncigilbolhOod, and this knowledge leads to
the following conclusions:
|. II the barometer is very low at the CELL
ire. very severe gales may be expected over a
large arca--say within circle Of two hun
drGd miles ru(tils--ir0m October to april.
but within n smaller circlc-less than one
hundred miics-rrom May to September.
2. Areas of low barometer, when first
perceived il Minnesota, may lie expected to
move eastward in tho summer months, with
westerly winds on Lake Superior and to
move % tue southeast in the fall, with east
eIiy and northcaStelly wiDds on Superior
and Michigan.
8. When perceived in Nebraska or the In
dian Territory, they may lie expected TO
move northeaSiward 10 Lake Ontario, with
noithcastcriy winds on Superior, Michigan,
and l!mon.
i. When perceived in Texa, or anywhere
on the G;llr coast they may be expected to
move northward to the latitude OF thirty
i've or forty degrees, and there begin to
move enthusiastically with northeasterly.
nol thcriv, and northwesterly winds on the
lakes, and subsequently southerly winds on
the Middle and East Atlantic coasts.
5. When perceived on the coast of Florida
or off the South Atlantic they, in the fall,
winter, and spring, may be expected to move
slowly up the coast, preceded by northeast
crly Winds and rain.
6. Whilst the preceding sentences mark out
the most general average phenomena attend
Ing the movement OF the distllrbin. areas OF
low pressure, il must be borne in mind that
but very rarely will the eyer-varyinS aunos-
Dlerical condition allow any storm to pursue
Il uniform average course over the earth"
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MEETING OF LEADING RAILROAD NJ

MEETING OF LEADING RAILROAD Man
AGERs-Tug DEAD-HEAD" SYsTEN-N no
NAY TRAVEL FRrE.--&. Louis, December
IA meeting Of railroad officers of quite
number Of western roads was held here yes
tcrday to modify the rules Of the fIec-pass
system. Ii was decided that the usual
reciprocal annual passes between officers OF
connecting lines should be given. Passes TO
the travelling agents or employees OF other
roads Shall be granted only on letter from
the president, superintendent, OF other gene
raj managing officer, for each particular case,
and only for business purposes. Half-tare
tickets to cicrgymen shall bc issued only to
those living on the line of the road and
having 10 other occupation than preaching.
Passes for purely charitable purposes may he
given; all passes to be signed by the presi-
Gent, general superintendent, or other gene
raj managing officer Of the road. Passes
shall not be given to shippers Of freight, hotel.
keepers, or clerks. One man may be passed
with stock for one or two cara, two men for
three to seven cars, and three men for eight
or more cars; but no return passes will be
given.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
ATTITUDE OF EX-GOVERNOR VANCE AND THE
SESaTS.

ATTITUDE OF EX-GOVERNOR VANCE AND THE
sESATH.
u i now 3entc,; that tic Democratic soma
,,1s in WASHINGTON have invited Ex-Governor
l..,1-, - give up his chances and retire from
,s..l~r attempts TO sci ia;o his scat rs sena-
-, from North Caroiiua, 10 which he has
Iteu elected hy tho North Carolina lscgiSla-
l=.g The Washington Sunday Herald Sava
f.ag whatever may lie the individual opinions
r., The nt0ocra;ic senators. they regard Mr.,
Neace Is hest qualified to Judge Of his own
.,,i.e. Tie HsraiS states tho case as fol-
,o,Ts:
Nj. Vance cannot bC admitted TO the Sch
a,y uHH MS disabilities arc removed. The
extreme Republicans arc determined that no
.iv.,i4i liil~io id this shall lie passed. But
Hrv. Naucu's case Is included In the House
2las,si amnesty hill now pending in the Sen
;1.". and Of which there is good prospect OF
rrs1aH. Il. il is pissed, there can be 10 fur
....r uiicC,ton 20 Mr.. Vance on the score Of
t.-aHlilv. N0t NcSsiS. Morton, Stewart.
E,twa~tS, and others. arc bitterly opposed 10
.,N 81 ~" l2&G,iuC men % the South being
.1nvrt 10 rctUTn 10 Congress. Two former
senator's ne on the Committee on Elections. 4
majority Of Which they expect TO commit
a.a,;>t Mr.. Vance. Their hope is to bring
III 10 adverse report and TO secure favorable
~c.jrE au /: by The Senate III advance OF ac-
i.aN on tav amnesty bill. II thev can do this
Mr.. Vince i Of course excluded, but IL the
.,@s"c>,y I'LL is Irsi pissed they cannot pre-
va. lis admission. Under these circun-
s.gnCI& Inc Democratic senator's agree with
Ri. Vance that il is proper for him TO abide
Ga. T,s.il;"
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A new and attractive fare-boX has been
placed in an indianapolis street-car. The
Eren,nq Journal says: I" 1t is fine piece OF
workmanship, and SO attractive III appear
ance that the passenger has hard work to Keep
from repeating several times the operation Of
dropping III his nickel, just to see how nicely
the machine works."
Disclosure by the New York Tribune !:
"The proprietor of q looking-glass establish
ment in Broadway says that daily observation
has shown him that on al average more men
than women look at themselves in the MIR
rors outside as they pass up and down the
street. He thinks the proportion OF men 10
women who admire their reflected images Is
about 10 to g.
One of the ablcst and most eloquent arSu-
ments to which it has been the fortune OF the
Court of Common Pleas to listen was that Of
Giles Babcock for the defence in the case OF
Macomber, charged with the murder OF the
colored man Lee. At its conclusion the
court and jury were in tears to that extent
that it was unsafe to venture upon the court
room floor without rubbels.-Nor1rtch Buf-
letm.
Contarini, the Poughkeepsie bigamist, who
figured during the war in the Valley Of Nlr-
ginia, has been sent to Sing-SiDg for two
years and six months. He married in Rich
inond during the war the daughter of the
celebrated George Sanders.
Colonel Laurence, Of Elgin, Ill, jumped
from window of the American Hotel, Dos.
ton, In lit Of insanity, Friday, and died
Saturday.
4 bill is pending In the California Legisla-
ture for q submarine telegraph to China and
Japan direct, or via the Hawaiian Islands.
Thomas J. Goodrich WIS convicted ofnan'
slaughter IN Baltimore last Saturday.
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u COMMERCIAL.
Corn and Flour Exchange,
.RIcfIAcxD, Y 81, Docembcr 10, ls1L

Corn and Flour Exchanze,5 II.
. fRIcHasoSD, Va, December 10, ls1L 4
ss...sss ~ -. OFFERINGS. =. e~-.-S'-
WHEaT.-White. I,sso btsfiefs. Pad. "a trsheIs.
oATs.-l,oei htsiiels. 4zss
SLEAL.--s0 busllGis. st4.cf y .Es4s So l~''e
CLoFER SEED.-1T4 bushels. :issss
s SALES. ~
,HlHEAT,Whitc, l,1co bushels q. for primo,
SLsa for very good, sleo Tor good si isa far
NJ ,mea, s5t bushels, at $issgses for prime,
CoRS-White, 1860 bushels, at csllssc for yerg
aooo, SIC for common. - 49,
yoo bushels ut eoc FOR PRIME Sc for sers
Il Le .' REMARKS.
-Is oHcsiiss or grain on Change to-day were lib,
efai Tor tue seasoa. The market wns quite aetiyr
anu steady-almost all the wl,ea. ofcrea bayinc been
SOFA, and all the corn aud oats.
dnnea d Lea, OF New York In thclrc,rcp,ar of tho
18th Instant, say: !. 80
trade and the West Indies M to THURSDAY y.i,o,, I.
more favorable adyiccs fr1n I,lo jn,lro. \ hot
i,inlry prevailed for choice Richmond extras. ani
The stock here Is reduced aud holders nre cohisan;
e iap. luSaace III Choice spring extras and their
great scarcity Induces more frmness with bodcrs
they have sold slowly 1t the close lie n,arEes i
strong but quiet The salca are 7ssS barrels. inei
Tang 900 bhrrels Richmond extras for Rio =.
MttL.n Corn has been in fair demand for e.ror,
,o ne tac. Prices generally have been well srs-
Snse' though old, since Tuesday, does not sell 50
ttsl. New Is more peny, Is In good condition, ard
= i IN generally "a used Willie Is more plenty and
M ~ res1 ~ me lower price; current FOR ex port
Nse nHice limited demand for choice whitc from
MErlok. Horse TOOTH ut ss(laJc for Germany.
wsfe IT wanted for seed at tic close the private
pie and under more active demand prices Inn
anu anu closed quite firm. New was taken TO some ex-
tent Tor export. Tho Gales of the week are 4I7 100
5Gsne e closing at 7;0ls.c!for new aoat ic.
ZOE olo IN lore, aud &c. atoat; 790soc. for Whine
wejern; sS:Sc. Tor wte Delaware and Maryland
scarce Tie exports this week are 2e7,l4s bushel.
against 2a,Os2 buahes the corresponding week Last
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T:ic Revolution, ina Mexico.

WASHINGTON, December 1S.-Latest Next
can advices represent that Juarez maintains
fearless attitude, and speaks confidently OF
crushing the rebellion.
Tie Cabinet remains unchanged, and the
people complain that opposition is directed
more against it than against Juaiez. .+
The revolution in the western States Is eX-
tending. Extraordinary powers have been
given to the Juarist governors Of the States.
No important engagements are reported in
the central or western States.
4 special to the New York World, dated
City OF Mexico, December 9Th, says p" The
revolution is probably failure. Only two
States have risen, and there is no popular
excitement. Diaz isa fugitive, and Is closely
pursued"
4 Herald special, dated City of Mexico,
December 18th, ria Havana, has the announce
meut that the back Of the rebellion has been
broken. No particulars are given.
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TWENTY Miles WITHIN THE HoUR-NAT

TWENTY MILgs WITHIN THE HoUR-MAT-
TIE HowAEp's WONDERFUL PEEFornANcE.-
Matte Howard, who recently trottcd twenty
miles within the hour over the Agricultural
Park course, near San Francisco, Cal, is de-
scribcd as a. chcstnut-sorrcl mare, by Owen
Dale, otlt cf Il Spanish mare. She is fourteen
hands high, and weighs about 100 pounds;
her age is a matter OF some dispute, Coloucl
&. ". Dickcy, her owner, claiming that she
is onl; eight years old. Her previous per-
forplanceS were two races, each Of tiyc-lnilc
heats, one Of which she won, while her time
record for mile is ct. The rHce in qucs-
ton was for $4,000 to $1,000 that she could
not trot twenty miles within al hour in har-
ness, the driver to weigh I50pounds. During
the race she went exceedingly steady, making
only one break, and that in the first quarter
Of the twentieth mile. After the race She
showed but fcw signs of exhaustion, many
prcscn; declaring their belief that she could
have done the distance much faster. The
following is Il table Of the time each mile
done i'll:
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EEffEEyEayEIEzEZs
DIED,

....... DIED, a.a
December I7tf al 10 o'clock p. NJ at The residence
OF his son, X. II. Dbre First and Main streets,
EDWIN DIBRELL. IL h!3 seVenty-eiS hth year.
His funeral Will take place from above residence
TODAY ut II o'clock.
On Sunday morning, December IL. Mrs. LUCY
CURTIS, wife OF Joseph Marsh, IL the alAty-iifth
year Of her aye.
Lynchburg papers please copy.
At the residence Of his father, Thomas Ryan, on
Calvert street between Main and Cary, Sidney,
JOHN RYAN aged thrty-two years.
His funeral Will take place from 81. Peters Cathe-
drll THIS Tuesday EVENING at 9 o'clock
Friends and acuainu3nces CT the family arc respect
fully invited 10 attsnd.
On Sunday evening the 18th instant, at his resi-
dence, on Oregon hin. Mr. JOHN WYATT
SfARKE. in the forty-nnth year Of his age.
The disease which terminated his life was con-
SUMPTION which he bore with great fortitude and
saint-iikc patience. He was a devoted husband 4
fond father, and kind nclghhor He leaves wife
and three children to deplore his death, with many
warm and devoted friends.
His funeral will take place THIS EVENING ut
o'clock at the Oregon Utll Baptist church, where
all his friends are requested to attend. Z 81.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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CoIi,niurism I'm New York..The Sunday
PaFatfc-A Procession OF All Coioss
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Enthifsa.
a n Afx is1 II saRn Kn. E.Stlk 49,. n -t'.--.S

C0sfasiuraisn I'm New Yorik..Tase Sunday
Parafe--A Procession OF All ColoSs,
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Enthifsi.
Gsts I'm Lime. dc. IN
New YoaK, December 1.-THE parade Of
the Internattonals came OF to-day. at noon
the gathering commenced In the neighbour
hood Of Cooper Institute, and soon the tho
roughfares on either side Of 1t, in Third and
Fourth avenues, became nearly blocked,
there being, besides the intending procession
lists, Immense crowds of holiday strcet-sazers.
About n quarter-past 2 there was gene
raj stir among the masses, and soon the So
Tenn notes of a funeral dir9e were heard from
the band. Immediately after came platoon
of Stittmore Guards (colored), and then
Mcssrs. Banks and Flurenn, followed by Q
number of ladies on foot--among them
Miss Tennie c. Clallin. carrying red flag,
which bore the inscription, 81. \. w, Sec
ton y, Social and Political Equality for both
Sexes" and Mrs. Victoria Woodruff. Then
the societies and unions in the following or
der: The Cuban League bearing Cuban flags,
another crowd of females and some males,
drum corps, Hawkins Zo,laves: the cata-
falquc, upon which were three collins, drawn
by six horses, NM. Dcveux and May, late
commanders of Fort Issy, pall-bearels, and
walking with them about dozen refugees
from Paris the French Legion, the Printers
Union, the Bricklaycrs' Union, the Cabinet
makers, and five carriages, in all close on 1900
people. In the foremost carriage sat Gene
raj Ryan, of Cuban notoriety, and the Fee
nian chief, O'Donovan Rosa. In another
carriage rode the Communist Mrs. Frances
Rose Mckinley. The catatalqte was substan-
TALLY yet tastcfrlly made; it was drapcd in
black, the inscription on the sides being in
white letters "To the Martyrs of the Uni
vcrsal Republic" and it was decorated with
red flags and streamers mingled with mourn
ing Grape. The processionists generally wore
red rosettes and scalfs, with black Grape, and
the banners and flags were nearly all draped
in like manner. The banner captured on
last Sunday by the police was one of the most
noticeable. 1t bore the inscription, "The
spirit Of the Commune expands as the axe
of the cXecutioner falls upon the nccks Of its
martyrs" On another Banner was, "The
world is our country, to do good cur rcli-
don;" and another, "And they had all things
in common" The line mapped out WAS
marched over, and no disorder prevailed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-19
Domestic aJarEets-IBY TELEoRAru.1

" NEW YORK, December 1s.-Cotton steady sales
2ol7 bales upland:, Lic Orleans oOic. Flour dull
and declining: common 10 fair extra, eG.7OGDS7a0;
Wheat very dull winter :red western. $l.5Sa slss.
Corn, 793Is0c Rice, S.G,Oc. Pork firm at S!sC2M
$3.50 Lard heavy; kettle, &C. Nayals firm. Tai
low dull Ut 0Iesc. ..,.- ......... -"
BALTIMORE. December ls.-Flour dull and III.
changed. Wheat quiet: southern common to fair
Sl30Il 3.55 Corn active and firm; white CtGl5.c
yellow. s5g7Oc. Oats, 5oGs5c. Rye, DOC. 9Sl. Pork
Sl!.25mSi!.5J. Shoulders, T9c. Whiskcy weak al
8sGi97c. ...#
Virginia e's-Old, 81 bid; coupons-old, % bid
new, &c bid West Firginia's. 25 bid. North Caro-
lnas-Cld, 81 kdi new, Is bid; special tax, IL bid