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DECLrNATIoN OF Mr.. WETMoRE- In
conversation yesterday with NJ. w.
Wetmore, Esq, whose name was put be-
fore the people in connection with the
two since, he informed us that he
had sought to have a conference with
other gentlemen who were seeking the POI
silion but, seeing that there was no proba-
bility of reducing the number of candi
dates, and not desiring to be further COM
plicated with the question as it now stands,
lac would not be candidate He request
cd that We should make this statement in
his behalf
REcoRDER's COURT Sept 25.-Anna
Norman, disorderly $40.
Timothy Sexton, drunk and disorderIy
discharged.
John Mckinley, drunk and dsorderly
on the street-Sl0, workhouse.
Peter Weaver, disorderly-S25.
VIM. Floyd, same-Sl0 workhouse.
Daniel A. Pritchett. same-costs.
John Chenault, same-discharged.
j. w. Griffin, same-costs.
J. w. Crutcher, sane-costs.
John Campbell, drunk on street-Sl0.
THE QUEENS BooK.-Miss Narcissa
p. Saunders, whose literary tastes are of
the highest order, has been the fortunate
recipient Of what is Familiarity known as
the Queens Book, being THE Early
Years of His Royal Highness the Prince
Consort," which was compiled under the
direction Of Queen Victoria. The book
was received direct from London, and is
the first copy that has reached Nashville
from the British capital. Il belongs to
that class of books which will interest every
body, as has been evidenced by the avidity
with which the extracts from the work We
have heretofore published were read.
Much Of the book is from the pen of the
Queen herself and these portions contain
touches of genuine human nature. 1t is
book that will particularly interest the
ladies, and the friend of Miss Saunders was
right in supposing she would appreciate 80
very readable book.
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The New York Times of the 23d inst.
says:
The import entries for the past week,
amount to $4,726,4l5, against the total en-
tries of $5590,902 same week last year.
The export elearances Of domestic pro-
duce amount to $3,37S $50 against g, 1872
2l5 same week last year. The customs for
the week are S3,029,0O0. The receipts of
cotton, coastwise and by railroad, are 3343
bales.
The gold values of the import entries of
foreign merchandise at New York since
January /, 1867, the beginning of the cur
rent calendar year, are reported as follows
the entries Of foreign specie being omit
ted.
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Beech, ManIOVe Il Co have the largest
stock of CARPETS ever brought to the city, at
No. 60 North College street. sep2l If
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REMOVAL.
TREANoR 81 co.

TREANOR 81 co,
Have REMOVED THEIR STOCK Or
GROfERIss, WINS, LEaUOas, EFC.,
from no 81 MafEe- sIreet ~ the corner Of
COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS, house
formerly occupied b. A. p Spencer 4 Co., Op-
p0site the Chamber Of Commerce, where they
would be pleased % soc their old friends and
customers. sepl0 In
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The currency value of the exports of
domestic produce and miscellaneous goods
from New York, including foreign articles
re-exported, since Jan. l, 1867, are as fol-
lows
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SALROF PROPERTY
IN
NORTH NASHVILLE.

ON THURSDAY, THE 24fh DAY OF
~ OCTOBER, We will begin a series Of sales
Qt properly belonging 10 the estate Of b. e.
AcdAXOCk. deceased. lJins in and adjoininE
On the first dag will be offered the property
known a. the
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OPENING AND e. sS:xG So .TsEa
MATI8-&TSUST -aT,sIas.
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Government securities were quoted
in New York on each Saturday of the
past four weeks as follows;
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NDNoRTHwTsTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at........6.2O A. NJ. and 500 p. ~
Arrives at Nashville at...7OO A. N. and 400 P. NJ
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train:
Arrive ~ Neshtilie ...................l000 L. NJ
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Leaves Nashville Tuesday, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, arrives at Nash
vile Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at !
O'Clock 2. NJ.
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FDGEFTELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive az Nashville t....-..-..........-s5O A. NJ
Leave Nashville P NJ.
LERANoN STAGE.
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strSt Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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second Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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FIRST Northern.
i2.u4 a
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"sc"aa Northern.
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LOST

] W. DICKINSON,
Formerly ksid &
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NEW YORK, October 8 Cotton steady
$500 bales sold middling upiands, zoe,
Flour less active common and medium
grades, lOc lower; superfine, IS 90G9 Is.
Whisky quiet, at 35e. Wheat, 162C
better; 81 32@2 344 for No 2 spring,
Corn better, 81 876I 40. Oats better
T1@7S. Rice quiet and uuehsnRed,
Coffee steady, and IN fair demand. Su.
gar unchanged Cuba, lIA@1I}c. Pork,
SO 50. Lard, 14t@14lc for fair to prime.
10 the dry goods market there was an
sctive demand, yet a moderate inquiry
prevails, and prices are becoming more
steady.
Money steady, &c for call loans ster-
ling, 1904; gold, a shade easier, AT
government stocks, unchanged coupons
OF 81, llla 10 40z, l0l 7 SOS, I06 stock
active; Adams Express company, sol
Merchants Union company, 23} Erie
69669i Hudson, 12S without dividend
Of z per cent. Illinois Central, 1924
new Tennessees, 82B; receipts at sub
treasury, 81. 7S7, 742; payments, $3.50.
073 balance, SI07, 497, $50.
ST. LOUIS, October 8-TobReeo. uu-
changed. Hemp, s. S092 95 dressed.
Flour, quiet aud business small X,
IS I5f99; Xxx, 50 25@1l rs; choice and
fancy, So 50@1S. Wheat, lower. Corn,
lower white, 81 10@I 10. Oats, 5sG6Ic.
Barley, 81 20al 30 Rye, 81 1901 20.
Provisions, frm. Mess pork, 1924 25
clear sides, Isle; plain hams, l9c sugar
cured haGsl 2bc. Lard, l4tc.
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LATEST
By
Night Dispatches.
IwE5zsN ASSOCIATED PRESS aEFouTs.l

NEw OELaANs, October s-The inter
ments iEom yellow fever TO SIX O'Clock
this morning number fifty.
Yesterday the jury lists were drawn in
Orleans parish under military orders.
From the registered voters, 200 Jurors
were CraWn, Of whom twenty were
whites, the balance negroes. From this
number 3 grand Jury is to be selected.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, October Scat
tering township returns, in the reserve.
show the negro suffrage amendment b
be running behind, and indicate It's prob
sbla loss.
Erie county complete returns gives 400
radical majority, L democratic gain of
700 since 1866. The loss Of the amend
ment is conceded on all bands.
PHILADELPHIA, October S.-Returps
from ten wards, less than half OF the CITY,
show g radical loss Of 2670. Lancaster
city gives the democrats ST3 majority.
Carlisle-+65 msl0Tity f0F thu democrats,
a gain Of So votes. ~Susquehana borough
gives 81 radical majority, a gain 0 f32
votes. LycOming-25 democratic ma
I0rity.
Nldnigha-S0 far Shorswood, demo-
crst, Is snesd. The radical losses are
very heavy.
LOUISVILLE, October s.-Meagre re-
turGs received from the Ohio elections
Indicate heavy republican losses, and
probable rejection Of the negro suffrage
amendment.
The river is stationary, with twenty
nine inches 10 the canal.
There wss another frost here this
morning
WASHINGTON, October s.-The select
committee on southern railroads pro-
eeeds south from here on the 18th, under
the Craftsmanship Of McCiung Of Mis-
souri,.
The usual cabinet meeting was held
tc.day. All the members were present
except Postmaster General Randall.
New YORK October Sam. CslIyer
and Bill Kelley are matched for 8 tight
on the 26th Of November, for the cham
piuuship sud $1,000.
NASHVILLE, October S.-The house Of
representatives completed its organize
sion 90 day. James Sumner (coIoredl,
was elected assistant doorkeeper. Gov
eruOr's message not yet delivered.
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puI1CTPLEs GOVERNING TIE CON
nrCr OF TIE APPEAL-
A SovEHNhENr q Whl's mn ~

A GOVERNMENT o. white men iI
usn: and no political miscegcnauon-
LOYALTY to the Uni0u ofthes STATS; FIDEi,
ny TO the Constitutions IN rs true extent 'N'
rearing Obsdience 20 and maintenance p
Al law. STATE and National, consdtuuoha"
enacted.
E-EsrsrArcF 70 Tyranny, Usurpation and Og
preston. 81 one man OF many; ana 70 "A en-
s~roachreuts upou the rights OF Heehea o. o
sts.es. o. upon the Just and Constlulona
pr.roqa-fgss Of sny Department o. the stat
sr National Governments
M ES-ARLrsHEEsTs OF Military despotlsms
No sr-hrolluF Of martisl Law, no suspension
Of wit Of Habeas Corpus no Staying OF CIT
fr.7s By Military Commission, no intertereno'
Viz tne Courts, 10 Islres de oach@ In TINE o.
Psec-
STRICT s-UHoEDrsATToS Of the Military 70 I'
owl Power.
No AExIz o. States In time o.
psaoe.
EXPLORATION Of disfranchised citizens 70 S-
rights and privileges Of which they rave 7e-
sisssized no prosecutions or di7quainos-
for political opinions; for the PAST o'l'lo
o. o1sucss; for the PEEsEST ana fOt
uErox. PEAcE, Law and OEnEE.
ri A~ssURAScE 20 Al Esemeu OF
African race. ofsu the CIVIL rights OF HeeI
No REPUDIkrI0S, BY state OF Nauon' ol @-'
honest and lawful debt
No EEvrvAL OF old party Differences D1' q
uu'ou OF al Conservative men, OF a. iolH
psr-fes. Who revere the Constitution
,he old landmarks Of the Governmen-
10 LEGISLATION to plumber oue Poluon o.
ae country for the prodt Of another PorIOI.
wHArEvEE IL Just; EhateFef j
whatever IS Of aooD EEFUTE and NoIS ia
The descendants OF English reemen
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T-ELEGRAPHIU MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, October s. Sales
to-day, $50 bales cotton low middIing
I1f@lSc; receipts, $40 bales. FIouT'
sellers are asking 80 advance, but BUYERS
o 4 on Xxx, Sl2 256I2 80; choice.
pa Corn, Unchanged. Oats. Use, Pork
Gull o nominal s28 5092s IS. BAooD,
shoulders, Sl5}@153e; clear sides Ie5e /.
sugar cured hams, 2T582sc. Lard. onjaI
and hrm t~ierces, l5e; kegs. lBe. GoId
i433. Sterling, 5e95s. New YORK sioht
tot premium.
LOUISVILLE, October s.-gales TO-DAY
a. II hhds tobacco at 81 lO022 SO. Flor,
firm superhne, IS; fancy, SI3 "a
Wheat, 3 80. Corn nominal. OsfsY e.
Rye, 81 20. Refined sugar has advancsd
&c. Mess pork, S24 so. Bacon. sboni-
oeTs, i4fc; clear sides, I9c. Lard. 10
Whisky 34c IN bond.
CINCIENATI, October 8.-Flour Ia good
demand and irm family, 81 25al2 26.
Wheat, firm, g 20. Corn advanced 10
II O5. Oats advanced to 68Q69c. Rye
hrm, 81 SO. Barley arm prime to
81 659I rs. Whisky, I34 in
oond. Pork and lard, steady but un-
changed. Bacon, active aud higher
shoulders, lS4e; clear rib sides. I7taI7s.
clear sides, lS7e hogs, 93c nett. B1tteT
6rm, 32938c. Cheese, l45@I5c. Suear.
l2Gl5ic. Coffee, 24927Se. Seed d11.
OAK, - 4O82 so, Nails declined 8Oc per
Zsg.
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cASDEs, AJAX, Sep ember %, 1871.
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10 cnnnEsPnEDENTs.

Sc Estics CAL be taken Of CON
arnicatonA whatever 10 intended lef n
esrtfan IN the APPEALs must be sutnehu-
eats4 BY the Rams and address OF Inc
w-4ssr. as . guarantee OF his good Ath @ha
rsEBonsfu5ity.
Ruziusz letters should be &oreS@ I'M
IrrEAL," Memphis.
DEMONSTRATION for PueAHation must
len or one side or the page only, and wiz
a sthsr matters connected with the ediio-
- E.1srnsnt sbould b addressed: EDI-
1xsFrHEA rPEAL, Memphis.
-a.ao- -sa rule, undertake 10 return srl-
-zot found suitable for publication
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FOREIGN.


DUBLIN, October 6.-A Fenian CON
Wet named Kelly died Ia prison. The
funeraltook place yesterday. The CORPSE
was followed to the grave by az immense
procession.
PARIS, October S.-Orders have been
Issued for the enlargement of the corns
OF the French army, but the effective
force will not be increased. 1t is Off
cislly intimsted that the emperor con
templates many liberal reforms.
VIENNA, October 8.-1he Emperor
Francis Joseph has declined TO change
C0UcOrdat, q negotiations with Rome
for that purpose have been abandoned.
LONDON, October S.-The commission
FOR the statue Of Geo. r. Peabody, to be
erected ia this city, has been given to W,
W. Story, American sculptor.
RumOrs which are constantly arising,
IN regard to Fenian designs, sre causing
much anxiety in England and Ireland.
All prisoners are doubly guarded to pre-
vent any attempt at rescue. Threaten
ing indications lead the authorities to
apprehend. some disorder at Burwick.
Proper precautions are being taken.
Dispatches nom the east report 8 san
culinary conflict on the Turkish frontier,
between MonteBegrims and Turks.
London, 2 p.m.-Erie 49, Atlantic
and Great Western 22f bonds III; Hi
HOis Central 77l; COBsols 94f.
LIVERPOOL, October .-Cotton steady /;
sales 10 600 bales Uplands sgd; Orleans
SO. Bresdstuffs advanced wheat
l4s. Sd. for rel Milwaukee, and 1Ss. Id.
for Csiifort White corn As. Sd.
FLORENCE, October S-Oficers of the
Papal forces claim they gained the VIC
tory In the late battle OF Bognara. They
claim 20 OF b enemy wounded, and 10
prisoners. Volunteers Of Garibaldi are
marching on Rome from all di~rectioos.
The Florence press urge the government
70 anticipate them, and occupy the eItv
with national troops.
BERsITz, October S.-Marquis Nous
tier, minister Of foreign affairs, and
Cbevailier D. Nigria, Italian smbassa-
dor, vino arrived here just before troubles
broke out 10 Italy, and have since been
in constant consultation with the empe-
ror, have submitted the following plan
FOR settlement Of the Roman question,
viz: Italy Is to take possession Of Ro-
man provinces, but Pope Plus the Ninth
- 10 Temsin ia Rome and retain the
government Of the city until his death,
wnen the temporal power Of pope viii
cease.
-AUGURsRURe, October Skiing VII
lam OF Prussia arrived here to-day e. a
tour through South Germany.
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stance Of the appeal made by this Iowa
black M0sEs TO bis kindred. 1t
Is the Northern view OF the situstion,
from a negro stand point. It is the last
feather upon the back Of Rsdicslism, 70
be thus condemned, insulted and spurned
by The people from whom they have cal
culated to build up perpetual power FOR
themselves, and perPetusl bondage for
the rebels - Of the South.
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these. We refer to his Cleveland speech
on the 10th inst. In reply to Davis,
who had tWitted hina with the pro-
southern sympathy Of his own state,
Wade, as be himself tells US, replied,
" Yes, sir they viii leave you in the
lurcb, as the devil did the man thet
trusted him. or Vallsndighsm, who
had supported Judge Thurman for gov
ernor, Mr.. Wade says, eff the people
think Of trusting the affairs Of govern
ment in this state 10 the bosom friend OF
q traitor they may as well turn religion
over Il Judas Iscariot," or the same
man, VINO had been refused admission tO
The Philadelphia convention, he says
when 3 man II 90 mean that he il re.
fused admission into such society, he is
III neither for heaven, nor earth, moi
he'll" Scurriious abuse Of political Cd.
p0neuts and bissphemous appeals to hes,
ven are 10 be found In abundance 10 the
same speech. When, however, 1t il
borne in mind that we are dealing only
with one speech, It will he admitted
that our quotations are sufficiently nu'
mer0us.
We make an appeal to American
public. We ask them II they consider
the dignity Of the republic reflected 10
such language a. that we have quoted,
We ask the honorable and educated men
Of the United States II they are willing
that it shall 20 forth to the world that
the men who used such language are the
representative men Of the union? The
world is already convinced that u con-
gressmen are gathered from a very ques-
tiouable elsss; but we ask the question
whether the American people are per-
feetly satisfied that the language Of their
hest men, their senators, their potent,
grave and reverend s~eigniors," should
be the language Of the pothOuse
and the brothele We put it mildly
when we say that We know
OF no country il the world In which
leading statesmen In public speeches
would use such gross, vulgar, abusive and
|villainous language. A PalmerstOn, q
Russell. q Gladstone. q Bright, a D'Isrs-
eli, 8 Csvour, 3 Kossuth, a Berger
whs would dare to associate such Ian
guage with their lips? The earlier states
men Of commonwealth were not in
the habit OF making rash appeals to
heaven or OF comparing their political
antagonists with Judas Iscariot or with
the old serpent. The people, however,
are. after al, to blame; for II their rep
~resentatiVes misrePresent them they
must still confess that they are the men
Of their own choice,
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Four Other Tasuabte Prices
REPRESENTATIVES, COURSE
EnEs Maefinr- 1872
THE Fall Meeting over this Course wiz oom-
L mence on the
First Monday In November, and Con.
Time Eiv 1are-

THE Fall Meeting over this Course viii com,
L nence on the
First Monday in November, and Con,
liaUe Six Bays.
Three following races closed, b the named
entries, on the 18th instant:
NURSERY STAKE.
q W Dillahunt enters General Duncan'i
br. + Antelope, by Ava snche, dam Gazstte, by
imp Albion.
Johnson 8 Douglass enter blk. . Charlotte
ThgmPson, oy lDp. Mickey Free dam Ada
Johnson . Douglass enter g. C RicheIleu. bv
JACK Malone, dam the.dam Of MuggIns, by
P. Mitchell enters br. e Eign, by shelby.
dam by imp. Emue second dam the dam OF
General A. Bufori enters DR.. C. by i~exlngtod
dam thoroughbred but peulgrse not known
dress red, gray and white.
VS.. Iremaine enters s. T.. B-ushWhacker. nv
Lex ngton, dam by Glencoe dress red, while
Turner & johnson enter br. C.. Crystal, by
Avalanche, dam Gun, br Childe Harold.
GREEN STAKE.
g. W. Dilahunt enters Gen. q. ". Hnrding's
o Duetta, by Highlander, dam Delta, by imp.
Pram 3years old.
johnson & Douglass enters C. T. by Jack Ma
Lone. dam Albino, by imp. Albion 3 years
Gen. A. Buford enters br. m. By VandaL. dam
by lmn. Msrgrave 3years old dress red, gray
and white.
John H. Morgan enters eh. T. Mamie Leteher.
by Australian, dam Lavender, by Wagner
3 years Ol1.
&. B. Thomas enters en-. T. Hi-s. by Lexington
out Of Hegira, by imp. Ambassador
Turner & johnson enters en-. Z Magazine. by
Australian, dam by Old Wagner.
". A. FOwlkes enters dark Or C. by Black
Wind, dam by Ambassador 3years eld.
". A. FOWlkes enters b. T. by Vandsl. dam
Duichess de Berri, by imp. Sovereign.
OyERFON HOTEL STAKE.
Mr.. c. Castillo enters bay T. by Lexington.
dam Little Peggy by Cripple. dress green and
white.
J q. Jones enters z. M. Maggie English. nv
shiloh, dam Fanny by Epsilon; dress red gray
and white.
P. Mitchell enters Pat Cleburpe hv E,svs.
the, dam by imp. Emu second dam the dam OF
sack.
T.. A. Hausner enters stallion Duke ~ Or
leans, by Jack Malone, dam wagon mqre.
". = Iremains enters b b. Tom WDrlev. by
Rlnggold, dam oy Glencoe drGss, red white
TIE entries for this stake were closed on The
18TH instant.
RACES 2 OPEN FOR ENTRIES.
Ftrsl Day-Finst race, Gayoso House stake,
mile heats, for all ages,
second Day-seeond race, two mile dash, ioF
Third Eay-Cltizens' purse, $500, two mile
meats, free Tor all ages.
Third ay-SeCOnd race. three mile dash rr.s
for all ages $500 purse.
Fcurth ~Dav-Second race, BRukerBl purse.
slOJJ, tbr g mile heatg. free FOR all ages.
FINN H~ay-SOuthern and Western Turf Con-
greSs Stake, fOuF mi . heats.
sixth bay-First race. saloon stake. mile
heals three best In i've. $40 purse, free FOR ali
ages. Second race, mile heats for beaten horses.
TO be handicapped 800 purse.
GIN. \. B. FORREST, President
AD. GIBSON. Secretary. seq
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Special Correspondence OF the AppeaI.l
TIE COTFOS PROSPECTS ON TIL
OEACHITA.

Special Correspondence Of the AppesI.I
TIE COTTOS PROsPECTs ON THE
OEACRITA.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
Since the date Of my last letter, from
Eunice, I have passed through the coun-
ties Of Drew, ChicOt and Calhoun, to this
place. The worms have done but little
damage IN this region a good deal more
cotton will be made than last year.
Camden shipped about 1900 bales last
season, and the knowing ones in the
trade nov estimate that this year they
will Increase shipments 10 I6, 900 or Is, 900
bales. The country Is full Of breadstuffs.
Memphis will get some cotton from Chieot
and Drew counties. Ruf1n & Finuie will
have handsome receipts from about
Monticello. The country Is quiet, and II
is pleasant travelling a. before the war.
Gen. Thos. P. Dockery is now proprietor
0f the Camden Herald, which paper now
becomes conservative. He informs me
that there is no immediate prospect for
the completion OF the railroad from this
point to Eunice.
MUSTANG GRAY"
CAEDES. ARK, sep 'ember 30, 1877.
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g. D Rasberry, general sseut for Arkansas
N.hn 2. ReardoB, Little ROCK, AK
Htehar Thrustou, Van Buren,, Ark
Raad Fletcher, PM Bun, Ark
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Rev. A. r winfield. Camden, Ark
e q. Joy. Bolfvar. Tenn.
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DR.. c.. WILLIAMS
PulmOnIc BalSSm OF Wild Cherry
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Recommended by distinguished members OF
The Medical Profession.

T'HlS Preparation has been for the last TWEEN
1 " ye.m Introduced % the pubic. AID Il
has, By tsluiriDaic virtues IS q r-meoisl agent,
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PrrHons who have tried n tender tn ir unQual
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Il has cured cases that were considered hope
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chitis, Bleeding Of the Lung. and that fell en-
smy OF our race-Consnmption
II you value your life and health, be warned
In time, aud do not triie with your Cough and
{ old any longer but Immediately procure a
bottle or two OF this iniallfble preparation.
which IL admitted by all who have tried g.. TO
be the most valuable and scientific preUarati0n
ever offered 70 the afflicted In ali diseases OF the
Respiratory On2ans.
Be not deceived Purchase no other remedy
Remember your h~ealth-nay. life, may depend
upOn your auto IN this particular, and that
this Is the only reliable remedy nov presented
70 the afflicted that not only promptly cures
Coughs, colds, and ali diseases OF the Throat.
Breast and Lungs, bat VIII. in its earlier stages.
most positively cure Consumption, IL this remedy
Is resOrted TO In time, and the directions which
are ample, are faithfully followed.
" ID. r. SAWRIE.
Sold by all respectable Druggists in ne city
Of Memphis, and throughout the Southern and
Western States.
Septam Der Il, 1867. HeIB