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,xCrRsIoNS AND PIC-NfCs.

,,y,''ESlONT TO ULD FUN iEsHraus
IL ,>p SoRFobK RSrEATsis. u
..,,.on,y EVENING. sP. NJ, Aug. IL, ISL.
80 TIME LosrFRoM BUSINESS:
..-, ru,,.sstul excursis II trip of the = cam.
'hn - tSIVFS ER, TO Norfolk aud Ia Pn'Rt,
~ 'a .,,rntIy. vii be 'ep"ated oa SATURDAY
~{NT. August 18th, ISL arriving ~ sne anose'
y w., WI, fhr ,norniag there, AID arriving In Rich
.at at,T,i'NnAT NIGHT al 10 O'Clock.
,Itr>' saloon will ee devoted eXcinsFely iol
''Tr,<p nr MUSIC ON BOARD, REFRESH.
vtNv TAB IS. &c
MrEp v J>p-T"Ir. s.. SO.
.14IN- LOST FROM BUSlSESSl ..
r,ct,rs pnrcMa, ci nj Ga bee h Co.'S, west
,t,,..o,,.s aua au boards Gamer.
>, ar; ,,ieasurc. aus I'd
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Ann BRcKES.-A little son OF 1ar. Geo.
Eisinser fell and broke his. arm on Main
street, Sidney, last Tuesday afternoons. 4
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ls7.,Gi FALL'sTYLE SILK hat i''l
Ia: .l,,. AT WEIsIGER's, !, ~
stH l20l Main street.
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RANGE OF TnERMoMETER AT !DIspArcH
OFFICE, AUG. 0. 1871: A.. NJ, SO; 3 z.
H., 500; z. NJ. S7o.i iii fr.tf =,
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-, Z. AND -. PAiL2oAD,}
rpr1cs oF TuE GEN'L TICKET AND
FE.ICuT AG T, RICHMOND, Aug. 4, ls7l.1
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THURSDAY. go. 49,. ::,,.,,AtGUsT 10, 1871.
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M MAHNIFICENT JAMES RIVER ES-
Mag hlsIGEHT ESTATE OF a,250 ACRES on
Jsines rscr, q few miles above Richmond. Coll,
im!Toyemsnts, society, and scenery unsurpassed
There is min on the property: Pusitc schools,
ehar ches, ana post ofaces conyeuient. gsSals-s
great bargain and liberal terms OF payn.ert VIII
be tfsfed; ana IL desired tthe purchsser Of tbs
together with 100000 pounds hay, probably 30
bIfels Of corn and offal OF same, oT4I OF 5000 TO
1000 bushels OF wheat, and clover seed for $50
acres OF lsns.sg tf!i5G siSt f4tg sgtsf Sygt.t.sy
7 This estate can be divided about equally, giving
to either part smple buildings. 10 sSf9fts' fEESi
Possession at any time IpJri tss.,sf Ua
-. GEORGE y: DREWRY, -
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NJ: SADDLE AND BUGGY Eo
- noh - ior sale. Apply At No. 2oi. IA
''hef hlrd aHd Canal s.S. auS-z,*
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sEKDsuER. rsesxrxrs . 1c. =
oRAP SEED.--A full supply Of fres
TUkHlP SEED,
ENL-l5H AID AMERICAN GkUWE.

Rad TOP STRAP LAAF,
Whlrc FLAT BUTGH,
Larg" HhtTE SCkFDLK,
Large Wits CLOSE. s &r'}s's
gEL2W A8FRDEkN,
l1Al E'E II Bid,
HtNE% TOP lf,Y sa.adl e.
bWhi-i:E. or kUTA BtGi.
"s,rraatei q the same cupsr1or au,litY That ",
N2 ALLIsua 4 ADDISON, Cary street.
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DENEaSrRT Y
HORSES. MULES. cows a,e-

>s1"r~--~~~~-~~~~~>~~-~~~-~ ~~~~-~-~~S~~~~o-
E'Ok SALE, A FINE BROWN M~
nAhs, years old; works well in AA
harness, and rides well. Also, / TOP BOt5c,T
s1 Snu AnNEss. Can he seen ut j. X. Htx's Sta
tt,,.,s nn ient9 street. between Main and Gary
~, .htply0 s.. J, X. HlX.a !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-15
THE GAZETTE.
MAN-HATEns One of the London maya,
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE -.

MAN-HATEns One of the London maya
zines notes as among the odd social phenomena
Of the present day the class Of women who are
professed despisers of men. This set ot mo-
dern man haters is recruited from three Classes
mainiy-those who have been cruelty treateo
By men, and whose faith "a one-haif OF tng
hum an race cannot survive their own one S'o
experience those restless and ambitious per-
sons who are less than women, greedy OF no
tor;etv Indifferent to home life, and holding
home duties in disdain, with strong passions
rather than warm affections, with perverted
instincts in one direction, and none worthy
The name in another; and those who are the
born vestals Of nature, whose moral falls below
ehe sweeter sympathies Of womanhood. and
gho are unsexed by the atrophy Of their m
;tincts as the other class are BY the perrerson
and coarsening of theirs. Bv all these men are
held to be enemies and oppressors and even
love is ranked as mere matter OF the senses.
1t may not be denied that women have Just
causes Tor complaint against men. They have
many, and SO long as human nature Is Wha; 1t
is, strength will at times be brutal rather than
protective. and weakness vii! avcnge itself
with more craft than patience. But that Is a
very different thing from the sexual cumity
the modern naan-haterS assert, and the revolt
which they make it their religion to preach -
IT women will but believe that, on the whole.
men wish to be their friends, and to treat them
with fairness and generosity. they will lind the
eork Of self. protection much easier, ana the
raconciIcnent of opposing interests greatly sim
njifjpd
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.SE.MHER RESORTS.
SPRINGS,

H.
one OF THE MOST CELEBEATED AND
IMPORTANT OF ALL THE VIRGIN La
WATERING PLACES, WYNN 49,,
Will be open on the FIk91 ~ W L! toii,
for the reception Of company Situated as II Il IN
the mountains Of the great Valley, 1t Is not only
one of the most delightful summer resorts IN the
state, but its wonderful curative properties are
becoming widely celebrated.
The ANALYSIS otthe water by Professor Malictt,
experience of many eminent physiclans' prove
that it is the Springs orsutcrlnG females; OUT,
besides its wonderful tonic properties, rs. RENE
DIV in general debility, anelnla anG diseases pc
cular to females it is unsurpassed In inc treat
ment Of the various forms OF dyspepsla alo par,
licularly for those suffering from torp,u Sn ~
inactive liver, its action upon the liver Us well Us
tho kidneys is prompt and decided. very many
remarkable cure; could be cited If this Glass OF
troublesome diseases.
RAWLEY
is now easy Of Access, situated only twelve miles
from Harrisonburg, the present terminus OF the
Orange and Manussas Gap railroad, from which
point there will be Two daily lines ct stages
D'S Since IeS lust ve summer THE BUILDINGS HAVE
BEEN GREATLY IMPROVED, ms well - the {;
rpud from Harrisonburg to the Springs. 1dkEh
HUNDRED PERSONS can now bo very COM
fortably accommodated at these Springs:
There is \ telegraph Office a. Harrl5Onhurg,
The ACCOM- EQUATIONS will be STRICT:
LY FIRST-CLASS, urdcr tho infringement OF
Joseph y. Wuod";;rd, widely EE9"n Al motel
Pcs:dcnt Pipsi2:n.,:. Gordon s. Williams, one
Or he Cher OF whom, will be In attending" dur
ing tho "ntro se''on.
RATES OF BOARD;
Fer mon ''''72v w. w.
Per week - W
FER dNY '.''''''''' -"
~ c.rV ~
a. 3. TRICK,
President Of the Doar,; Of Directors OF Rawley
Springs Company. -.-----.. =! !: l>--lW
FOUNTAIN TOP nOUSG.
Thii ,;s:i.abc and hcau&iGu! ST MMER RE
SORT zituntei On the summit of the Blue Ridge
mountains, on the line c. the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, one mix: from Alton Depot AL
henarc county, Va, commanding tul! view
of tho surrounding country, has tecn enlarged
ard thoroughly reiitted and furnished with en-
tiralv new and elegant furniture, is now open.
Board, per month, $40 per wecl; Sl2; PER
dav s. children ard servants half price.
The Chaybe and Alum Springs arc equal
% any in the State CGacEG; will run daily To-
ana from the depot
JOHN y. BALLARD,
Proprietor and Manager.
Atom Depot. c. & o. Il: r., ic 5-colm
, CAHLIN'+ SPRINGS
The shove well-incwn SUMNER RESORT
will be opened for the reception OF ! LEAS u n
PARTIES; or md ;Ctnr MONDAY, May 22d,
1871. ,,oo,-
Person: wisnmg to rent vii! apply TO COOK
6 CREIGHTON, lGI King Il. my lo-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-15

NHISSES' LASTING BOOTS.
WADDEY'S, u King street.
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Z AIDES LASTING BOOTS.
IL A large stuck. with great variety q new
styles, beautiful and very cheap, at
WADDEY'S, "a King street.
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DP. CHI ARIES + a NJ VI f y
UNSETTLED WAR CLAIMS.

A r ITS LAST SESSION CONGRESS, AS
Ii an amendment to the army appropriated
bill directed the President 10 appoint 4 commits
Sion To- ascertain and adjust tho claims Of all 10y
nj cit;zcu, in tho South for QusrternnstGr :.nJ
Conlriisst.y supplies furnished to the Uhitcd
States during tho war. Under tho head OF quar-
ternia,tcr are included hay, straw: wood, rent OF
houses and los, grain, horses and mules, DC
AS comnli.smry stores Hrc included cattle and
hogs. -four, corn meal, &c. AZ yet the rules
which will he adopted by the commission con
corning proof of loyalty and the furnishing Of
supplies are unknown. It Is very necessary,
however that ali ciaimnnt5 should have their
claims presented ut once, SO IS to have whatever
benefit may result from priority O! application,
if any.
The undersigned will receive and prompt St
tend to all clniE,i cf pactio5 who deem themselves
entitled to compensation undo" TIC above a"t OF
Congress-.
References BY rerr.is5:on:
= II0n. T. T.. Spinner, Treasurer CT the y. =
Hon. Leroy futile, Asst. Treasurer L. s.,
Hon. Alex Ramsey T.. S. Senator from Min
Hon Lewis Mckenzie:
Hon. Clinton Lloyd Chief Clerk Il. 6 Z.
John Randolph, esq, Clerk cctAa T. ;. C"2't
Of C!s.nl= Address
WILLIAM H. BECK,
Attorney at Law,
Sc. King street, Alcxandria. W.. o.:
WILLIAM L. BECK,
Cara orS A. Pcugli, esq.
NH I; Washington d. c.
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BOOTS a.y.D SHOES.


r AIDES BUTTON BOOTS.
IL A fine stock French Kid, English Last
ing, French Cloth, Kid Foxed and Russia
Leather and other new styles which cannot be
aurps=sed for beauty, durability and cheapness, at
WADDEY'S, "a King street.
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NnfsSI3 WALKING AMI SCHOOL
N BOOTS.
A largo stock liz every style aAd quality !
WADDEI'S, {: King street"
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MISSES FANCY COLORED BOOTS.
IVA In new styles and colors; . great variety
handsome and cheap. Ms5e7 Er""dway "nd
Toilet Slippers, q.
WADDEY'S. - lin: s:''n;.
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sROFESSEO.EHL.

DFSTAL NOTICE:
Wal. BRISCOE,
40 al Pitt Street, Alexandria
(fo-merly Of Ph;ladelphia,l
RACTIC A L D L y I ,
for more than thirty years.
INSERTS ARTIFICIAL TEETH in tke best
manner on Gold, Silver and Fulcauite Base
Decayed and tender Teeth carefully prepared
and filed with pure Gold, Silver and I'm FOIL
10 Particular attention given to Strengthening
irregular and crooked Teeth OF young persons
and children. jc H-lm
DE-. J. W. MCGEE
OPERATIVE DENTIST,
May be found ut his rooms. at tho MANSION
HOUSE, until the 25th Of June.
Treatment Of the natural teeth and their 'uIs
roundings his specially. .r
Families will be waited upon. when specially
requested without extra charge
REFERENCES.
Dr. NJ. M Lewis, Gen Al. d. C1r;r,
Col Geo W. Brent.
ly 81 -tJc25
DP. CHARLES F HAM Me-
DENTIST,
,iiica4uata Baltimore D:ntsl College,
OFFICE-NO. ~ NORTH ST ASAPH 81
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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C1TARTLING AND WONDERFUL DIS
- COFERI!
Bethesda Mineral Spring alter,

OF WAUkESHA, WISCONSIE.
This Water is the acknowledged cur" ct The
intractuble and incurubc diseases known II
Brights Disease and Dlubclc=
Astonishing cures Ql droysy have been effected
brick dust deposit, Inflammation Of the neck Of
the bladder, alkuli and equity swcllngs. For
the liver it is unsurpassed 1t will allay all IL
Illumination of the kidney and urinary organs in
Lwenty-four hours, giving imn edute relief; also,
i'll scarlet fever it prevents the kidney from con-
gestlng, and removes all traces Of album "nera.
Ii will give relief in ull cases Of high icvel.
General Agent for the pisir:c; of Columbia
and State Of Virginia,
WILLIAM B. ENTWISLE,
l2Ol Pa av, Washington. d. &.
Agent li3g Alexandria,
T. ENTWISLE, Jr,
81 King street.
Send FIR circnl1rc my 2-tf
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r AIDES HOUSE SHOES.
IL Large stock and great variety, suitable f3'
old ladies. ct WADDEYS, "A King street
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r AIDES PAELOR AND TOILET SLIP
IL PERS.
Lade: French Kid Broadway, Ladie=' List
ing Broad way, Turkey Morocco Broadway
French Kid Toilet, Cashmere Toilet Lasting
Toilet, Serge and Carpet Slipper. in every styl:
and quality, 8. WADDEY'S. n King street.
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THNRLE:i WHLGTIESEI.
UNITED STATES CORNERSTONE Eli,
ATTORNEY AND COUN5ELL0: n
BAhkRU PTCI

CYnel>.s i.:v1n. ju:i amended tic EseIli;lupt
!:, 80 that nearly ii! partic; can be discharged
from their dcb;' un"pstrncfru ET the My per
c2n;. cIa.I:. .o-c:iiicai smother Opportunity offers
to SECURE the benefits o. thi: !psc effective and
perlIauc.:; inc..2rc 81; relief. li9 &bUve-na:ned
Will mai" t:.,:i:up: business apeclnity: vii!
prncur discharge. On tho InCSt moderate ter,us,
and transact III tusic@3 in that line Il; prices
winch ,.arau, iaii - he satisfactory. Being l. nj
ted States Commissioner Er will endcarp" 10 visit
the different. counties cpu-; Gays: and THU:
sarc parties the trouble aid expense O. several
trips 20 Alexandria III beginning and proceeding;
with their cas''$. Discharges can be oEs&ineci
here before Register Hill rs promptly s.: :. iE'"h
moud or elsewhere, and ut much less expense t.
part:e: II may liz added that the Bankrupt act,
in connection with the Homestead exemption,
which it is now believed will be secured to tho
bankrupt under the bankrupt law, is the on ly real
relief now offered to p&r;l@s struggling IN tho
hopclcs: bondage IF old debts Address person.
ally or b, lctte- nj No. l.! south Hoynl street,
AleAandra. Va j. lily
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r AIDES WALKING BOOTS.
- a splendid stock, ut very low prcc, ri
WADDEY'S, "A King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-15
TANNEY'S OLD DOMINION TONIC
~ BITTERS.

TANNEY'S OLD DOMINION TONIC
| u BITTERS.
These Bitters arc the extract OF the best and
| most tav orubly known Medicinal Herbs, Roots,
! Banks and Berries, together with sufficient Pure
Old Cognac Brand to prsserys thsa IL Hny cli-
nate-tornlng, IN elegant combination super"
Tonic. Attentive and Duretic. They are con
fdently recommended in Ill cases Of Dyspepsia,
Nervous Headaches, Ind gestion and Heartburn,
) Weakness Languor md Debility, TORPID Con;
dition Of the Liver Obstinate Constipation and
Loss Of Appetite They are sure preventive OF
Aguc and Fever. They are pleasant TO the
taste and the most de licate st9nnch viii ma
nothing disagreeable in them. Along water
courses and IN low and mar:hy districts, they
will prove It sure safeguard against the dlSeases
+ incident to such sections Of the country. Weak
and debilltuted iernnle. WI derive great benel'
from heir use In quart bottles At; one dolNr
each Prepared only by
And for sale both wholesale and retail, at our
Drug Warehouse. l45 King street, Alexnn
dria, Va. my 30-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-15

T AIDES NEWPORT TIES
IL Juniatta md O!Fe"ine f2r street, naT IN!
handsome, -
WADDEY's', II King 5traH'
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ETITRSFH.l.S, PgC.t'gl'S, SC
TO, FOR GLYM ON 7.
"EXPRESS' To GLNMONT.
MOONLIGHT on THE POTOMAC.

The METHODIST PROTESTANT SAB;
BATH SCHOOL Of Alexandria have chartered
the safe an. commodicus steamer ST
EXPRESS, Captain N:cllc, or 9n=Sszsss=:::5sA
excursion to Glymont, during The day OF IMCEs-
DAY, tho 29th OF June 1871; also foH. MOON
LIGHT EXCURSION the same night, down
.hc Potomac, affording the citizens OF AlnX"n-
Gris erG vicinity an opportunity for recreation
BY day and ofa social gathering by tho sweet
silver light Of the moon" on our beautiful river.
The MARINE BAND will discourse some @:
heir. hest music on the OCCASION.
One ticket, for each oreither Ct Eecxcrrslnn5,
Tor an adult 75c TICKETS for a gentleman and
lady 81; for gentleman and two ladies 81. SO;
sor children cf the Sabbath School, 25c; for 9th
er children, 35c-to &c obtained ct the stores OF
i. " Green WarGeld & Hall, and from jos.
L. Cation, A. D. WartelG and Others.
For the day excursions, the boat will leave tho
WHAT at the foot OF King street at 81 uc!cck a.
n, and for tho moonlight excursion .! 81 p. m.
ICE CREAM and oiher refreshments on the
boat j. TACEI, Supt.
JAS +. CAToN, Gen Msnancc 10 l0-t3
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pOYS' AID IO~THH DRESS SHOES.
- 4 go"i stock %! ::"w styles. "C FL" guilty,
at low pfi"ss
MAUDEY' =. Il King .tr"r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-09


EdstoFg ADDsaJ-A statement has been
made "a regard 70 the trial OF g steam Ere
engine, attached TO the locomotive 8nglao
Ohio railroad, which does int1atice to the
Washington Fire Company No. 4, and
their engine. That c1mpaay kindly con-
ssntsd to assist 10 an experimental trial q
the dre engine recently attached 70 ice
switching engine at the Memphis and
Ohio railroad depot By supplying water
to the tank for that purpose and the
statement referred TO, a. reported TO me,
Wa to the effect that water vas used By
the hre engine on the locomotive tsster
than was supplied by the steam fire sn-
CINE No. 4 The contrary was the fact,
The trial was not understood or intended
TO be a test Of the capacity OF the en-
Rines. Neither Of them were working up
TO their full capacity. One Wa new and
not In perfect working order, q the
other was working with a low
pressure OF steam merely for the pur-
pose of supplying water for the new en-
CINE which had lot yet been provided
with suction hose. While the drs engine
attached to the LOCOMOTIVES has On the hrst
experimental trial proved successful be-
yOnd my expectations, I have not at any
time stated, nor q b believe that 10 can
compete successfully ia The quantity Of
Water thrown with tile Gre engine Ofthe
Washington company. In view Of the
~unfOunded rumOrs that have been circu-
lated, I deem 10 proper to make this state
ment. JAMES LONG,
Master Machini-t, M go. r. r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-09

mend this memento to orr citizens. OF
course, every one who has the Les VIII
have one Of this, and we bold thatit Is q
duty for eysry one 10 cherish the memory
Of those truly great men, and @ transmit
them to poHterity. Who can hear those
last bright words Of Jackson az he said:
tfLet us cross over the river and rest un-
der the shade Of the trees, without a
wish that our children may Initiate his
virtues and cherish his memory"
Persons who would send abroad AIDES
criptiOn Of the country around Memphis
and of the city and It's railroad system,
can secure letter sheets az the APFEAL
Office, on u page Of which the map Of
Memphis and her railroads, as given in
the APPEAL, appears with g fun descrip-
ton Of the city and adjacent country.
Letter writers will thus be saved 3 deal
Of trouble, and Memphis and the ada
cent country viii become universally
pOpulari1sd. Call at the APPEAL Office,
on Union street, or at s. c. Toofs, on
West Court street. Have your card put
upon this letter sheet, and send it 70 each
Of your customers In the adjacent coun-
try, in the East and in Europe. II viii
enrich the city and multiply populstion'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-09
KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.
TrIsHnlal CoaV00atisB Of Thsss Of all the
States al Baltimore, and Annual Gsn-
OlaYs Of Those OF tennessee at
Nashville.

The grand Triennial C-onv0cstiOn Of
Knights Templars, which convenes in
Baltimore in september, is awakening
considerable interest among the fraternity
throughout the country, Already, says
the Baltimore sun, Of Thursday, quarters
have been engaged Tor large delegations,
and yesterday arrangements were per-
fected with Messrs. Gilmour q Sons. Of
the Eutsw House, for the accommodation
Of q delegation Of one hundred and atty
Knights from Chicago. Negotiations are
also or foot for accommodating about the
same number OF the st. Johns Command
cry, Of Philadelphia. The st. Louis dele
cations have already engaged quarters at
Barnum's City Hotel, while il is under
stood the Mary Commsndery, OF Phila-
delphis. has taken the Gilmore House, on
Monument Square, for its headquarters.
ANNUAL CoNCLAvE OF TENNESSEE
KNIGHTS.
On Tuesday. (Jo-dsyl says the Nash
vile Banner, the Annual ConClavs of the
Grand COmmandsry Of the Knights Tenn
plar of the state Of Tennessee, will con-
vene at Nashville. There is likely to be
a large representation here, probably as
many as four hundred. These Knights
will appear in public IN Dur streets and
form a procession, the route Of which viii
be announced in Tuesday mornings pa
EEAa -AHI d 49, IVA a eAAENeAa 70
drill, the Grand COmmandery having
promised q kne sIlken banner of the order
TO the COmmsndsry which shall best &C
quit itself The tactics of the order will
De e~xempiied, and the drill exhibited.
We can promise our readers An attractive
and beautiful sight. A number OF Knights
from other Jurisdictions will be present,
and decide who shall bear away ths palm.
After the parade, the Knights will 90 to
their rooms for their regular work, which
vii keep them occupied about two days.
OF course we cannot fOrsJsl what viii be
done, but on the programme are the cleo
ton and installation Of officers for the
year, the reception Of various reports, etc.
The chief report will be that on the Ri
tusl, prepared by George s BlsckIe,
which VIII not only be- 81 historical paper
Of much value, but will doubtless lead to
much discussion, and the aCEiOn taken on
its provisions will be Of great moment to
the order all over the country ,ss the Opin-
ions of the Tennessee Knights q high
in the national councils. On Tuesday
(JO-nigbt) night there viii also be a Tenn
lar banquet. An account of this, and of
such matters as are permitted to reach the
public eye, We viii lay before Our readers
in due season.