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LAKB PARHCUL.AR NOnR


DID. addrea4 an E1oas who hsyE tritr,,,
tLle<l1se5yes b tnpEop9fndnlgenes ~ -
LA1y h4bit4. EhtehIuln hOGh rEnd TniS,I
1nntttng than fr either h1sfueIS ESn5T- -
oety o. marriage - -
1ness are some Of the sd and nslzn,bo,r
6!ee,A pEpdneed y e1Kly hahiIs o. yo1fb yif
- 1Enazs Of tbs Back and Limb Pass u
me Head, Dtnreas Of sight, Los o. W5s,5-
4r EoIer. RalpatRtim Of ths Hes-t m
EeFS1Ss Se[To1A lIIIta htiiCy, DsgzrFemEnfos
khe Digestive Functions. tSeheTlI D-S5IifE
SIN Esq11s Of Consumption, &c,
7 Al5.51EEALLT.-=Ihe fsartRl e6eosE On us
mind ar mach 70 be iraaIIelI. ~. ~ ~.
~ Gon11zon Of AdsaS, Depression 81 SSp;5fs
SEa FuHebodiREs, AyetEi0I % SScietT. ~
1919 Love q S0litude, fm1dffy, d. ~
so1eof The eEtEs produced. =
5nonsands OF persons Of Al aRes csa NV
yC1$s Ebat Is the cAnse Of tAeiI deSiIfoF
neI4El toslnS their YigoE, bee6ninK EeaE
Lar 4ppelanee about ne eyeS- crSSEh -
symptoms Of Consumption. =
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Member ID the Royal ooleze Of sBr,,,,-.
LLonooAs 4fldnate o. one0f thsnoS 49,, -
pan OF WHOSE he h6E been Eisuf n ~ * y
P1LAss d London, RAniA Pfl4i1dsinSiS -.
elsewhere. has elected some a ~ No. - =
ton1ShtnE cuu8 that EeraRTUr Enovr - -. =
U0aDle4 vim rEngtRg In the head a. =!
HnGn 94esai greAt neIHulusSeES.i SsID1 4 49,
~ Eodaea sounds, baShfulnesE rio, r,-[-;
nIE2siltnE Uteoded sometimes Nth s,.sra1 -
rnent q mind, we've cnrad mns6ilIs5y.
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Mtdnal.
White Pine COMPOUND

Is VOW OFFERED TO THE
i throughout the country, amer having
been proved BY the tesI Of eleven YeaFT, Ia
the New England States, where It's merits
have become As vel known as the tree from
which, in part, 1t derivesits virtues.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-27

nekets 70 Al principal points In the Eass
and West can Be procured II the UIIi1n 0diog
In Mcclure House and at the Station at Bridge
Ia8 esael Is lei = = - sESat
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@fGifM
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
s,'y A Y LIZ n As. q KEsUSE pan,
2UAAsRE8f. = -EIS1i
TIE ONLY PLACE FRERE crn.
cAN ~ eBEAMRb a C0RE
0R, JOHNsog - si,,5TyI. !. {. J,

II; SUfaNsoS has discovered the r,,-
Rsraety IN the World T1rJESS E-lleetpal
80 @ Limb, StEietuFes, AR4efIo1 ~ =, ths
AldneSB and Bladder InVoluntsTv nc. q The
~ ~, In "a PotSney. General Debility. SsS-1lar
I1slon OF ideas, PRlpitation Of ~ u Co..
InImidltys Trembling, DImbe-S OF S,. g an
L4sea6e Of the Had - o.
SoSe, % skin, AnectionS Of the Live fT Ga
ders arising HON SOLITARY HoiilfI ~ (, b.sjs.
secret and solitary praeIieeS T1ISs ttOaih-
VEINS than the song OF SyTSp1 :, - 2
AHEiners Of Ulysses, bliEhtih 3 49, % ne
marriage, DC, impossible. - = esI3eIfng
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YOUNG MRS

Especially, who have become tbs -t...
SoitSlT Wee that dFeSdf ul70Dd -dsS Sns o.
hAot Ehlch annually sweeps - ~ - .4!etiTe
gI9Se thousands Of Young Men \, EEttitlsly
tieht talents and nI1Itspt n tsitsS5ss nos
se6aso9s1 LIZ IS. 9s,1, snt[sneed HEsn,SS
Sakea q estaey the living iSre me- q
with fun eUnadence - -saSs nay cal
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RIB BON s

preA Trimmings, Buttons. Zsphyz, Fine
Fans, EmbrnideEies, Stamped Goods, &c
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PRINCIPLES GOYERNING THE CON.
DICT OF THE APPEAL

A GOVERNMENT OF white men for whits
men and no political miscegenauon.
LOYALTY to the Union of The STATES; FTDEL'
TTY 10 the Constitution in ifs true extent and
meaning Obedience TO and maintenance Of
AL law, State and National, c-OnstituuonsIy
enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, Usurpauon ana Op-
preston, OF one man or many; and TO All en-
croachmeuts upon the rights OF heemen or OF
states, or upon the just and constitutional
prerogatIves Of any Department Of the state
or National Governments.
No EsrkBIrsHmENrs Of Military despotlsms
no s-nthroning Of martial law, no suspension
ofthe writ Of Habeas Corpus, nc Staying OF cit
isens by Military Commission, no interference
with the Courts, no Letrss De euchsL in time OF
peace.
srRIcr -UBoEDTSATIoS Of the Military TO the
Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES OF States in time o.
peace.
RESTORATION Of disfranehised citizens 70 all
rights and privileges OF which they v been
disseized; no prosecutions or disqualification
Tor political opinions; for the PAST, OBLIVION
o. orsncss; for the PREsENT and FUTURE
Usroy, PEAcE, Law and ORDER.
PERPErUAL AssUEASCE 20 all heemen oithe
African race OF al the CIVIL
No RKPUDIATIoS, by state or Nation oiany
honest and lawful debt
10 REVIVAL OF old party differences; but q
Union OF all Conservative men, OF al former
parties, who revere the Constitution 10 restore
she old landmarks OF the Government
No L~KsIsLATIoS to plumber one porlon q
the country for the profit OF another portion
WHATEVER is JUsT; whatever Is RIGHT
whatever is Of COOL REPUTE and worthy OF
rhs descendants OF English freemen
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HAIR DREssING BY srEAm.

The Lawrenees Mass american tells
the following queer story The hair
dresser at the corner Of Amesbury and
Common streets has Introduced machip.
cry into his business, the motive power
being q middle-sized black dog, who
travels in a sort Of treadmm ID a room
adjoining the shop. By means Of belt
ing a circular brush ia turned with con-
siderable rapidity, m operator guiding
its motions upon the head Of the Gus
toner. 1t is a decidedly pleasant senss.
ton, and II one has 3 headaehe 1t Isvery
apt to disappear. Any dirt or dsndruff
is cleaned out Of the head by this process
also. Rover is s sort Of spare hand In
the establishment, and his services are
only required when there are a great
many waiting and speed is needed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

NEW YORK, September a4.-CottOu
fully sc lower sales, 600 bales; uplands,
23kG24c. Flour, common grades lower
superfine state and western, - s0GS9.
Whisky, quiet and unchanged. Wheat,
scarce aud western advancing; amber
state, s. so. Corn, better, but less active
new. 81 2gGSl 294. Oats, better, Ohio.
73c; Chicago, 75c. Rice, nominal, Cof-
fee, steady. Sugar, steady, Cuba, lIP9
1899; Havana, llS14e. Molasses, steady.
Pork, heavy aud lower, S24 Lard,
heavy, bbls, t3s@l44e. Dry goods, mod
erateIy sctive and firm standard prints,
90; cloths, l4e; AmOskesg, l7kc.
The money market is active sud firm
6G7c for csu loans. Sterling quiet; ego
81. Gold l43. Government stocks are
a shade lowerS coupons Of 'Sl li0s do.
Of 765 no. 10 40s 995; 1905 1865. Stocks
active Adams Express 60t; Merchants
Union IS; Western Union Telegraph
39GS9t; Erie 59s9594; Hudson railroad
12546l2S; Illinois Central l2l@l22 The
shipments Of currency 70 the west Con-
tinues liberal. Receipts at the sub-treas-
ury 50 28S, S53; payments S2a3, 9l2; bal
anee Sl2o. 1881.
CINCINNATI, September "a. Flour
firmer, family $40 75Hll p; fancy Sl2G'
So 30. Wheat hrmsr, Mol 3 IS. Corn
firm. 81 0S. Oats firm, 64c. Rye firm,
81 80. Barley 81 50lGl 80. Cotton dull
and nominal, middliug 23c. Whisky
dull. Pork quiet out firm, S24 bulk
shoulders l2Ic sides l43ci bacon Shout
ders lie sides l6@l64c clear ribbed
sides l7@l7fci clear SIDES I739l7fc; su-
gar cured hams 2S&235c; lard late f;
sugar and coffee firm. Flax seed 81 l59
81 20.
New ORLEANS, September 24-Cot-
ton duh and easier, sales 80 bales
low middling 21@2l2c. Receipts for 3
days 1855. Exports Tor the same time
220T. Flour firm and in good demand
superhne and low grades 2JG50c higher.
Corn held higher, sales Of white at 81 IS.
Oats scarce at soc. PORK Quiet bat frmer
at S2T. Bacon quiet and unchanged.
Lard hrmer. prime ~tierces, l43td14f.
Gold I48HGI4 sterling, 56G5sf. New
York sights t@s premium.
ST.. LOUIS, September 24-IobsOcO &C.
tive and buoyant tugs and low medium
advanced soc other grades unchanged.
Flour steady superfine, SO 75GG7 so;
choice and fancy, SI2@l3 IS. Wheat
steady and firm, q 1912 IS, whole
range Corn firm yellow and white,
81 1907 Is. Oats heavy and dull, GA
7Ic. Barley higher; choice spring, 81 25
al ~. Rye firm, 81 15@l % Pro
visions dull and weak. Pork, S25. Bs-
con shoulders, lac; clear sides, ls4c /;
cured hams, pc. Lard, choice key,
l5G /; t~isrces, I49I4fe. Whisky dull, 81.
LOUISVILLE, September 2-TobaecO,
sales, III hhds,; Tugs lower, 81; leaf,
higher; Virgins, 81 O5 Hart county, s4s.
Superhne flour, advancing, s. IS; ANo.
], SlI 70. Wheat, 50 Is to s. 30. Corn,
quiet. Oats, 60965c, ia bulk. Pork,
S24 so. Bacon, shoulders, lac; clear
sides, ISc; clear sides, 1slc fancy
hams, 24c. Packed lard, kettle rendered,
1910. Cotton, 22lc. Whisky, 33G35c FOR
bonded.
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Tames GIBBONS. al H.

Rev. James Gibbons, Of the Baltimore
cathedral has been confirmed BY the
pope, and viii soon be eonsecrated by
Arch bishop 5Palding as bishop OF North
Carolina, 3 newly created diocese taken
rom me diocese OF Chsrleston. The
enolce OF name Is regarded unfortunate,
as there Is an Episcopal diocese OF NORTH
Carolina, ard because this is tins 6rst
departure from q uniform custom nf
naming the sees Of the one churcb ~
cities and Of the other by states ri
eigh will be the Episcopal residence 80
should, therefore, have given A nan,e -
the diocese. Bishop Gibbons Il n2
thiFty-four years Of age, and viii ~
youngest Catholic pTelAte il AmerIea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

THE English people are just now look
ing forward with some interest to the
results Of q contest OF rathera rare kind.
the ocean race Of the tea ships from
China. For several years past the an
nual strife has taken place. The com
pettors being fast sailing ships, engaged
In the China tea trade. Their freight IL
do not ell start together but the start
ing time of each Is noted, as also that OF
their arrival in England, and the vessel
making the quickest trip is the winner.
This year thirteen ships have entered for
the race, and the first starters from Foo
ChoW-FOo are expected during the early
part Of tie week. OF course gambling
England has a large book upon the
event,
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To CORRESPONDENTS

Nc notice can be taken Of anonymous Com
m-uuicsuons. Whatever is intended for IN
sertiou in the APPEAL, must be Guthenu-
c.ted bv the name q address OF the
writer. Is 4 guarantee OF his good faith and
responsibility.
ros,ness Letters should be addressed 10 THE
Memphis.
Communloatious Tor publication must be writ
Ten on one side OF the page only, and with
MI other matters connected with the edito-
rial department. should be ADDRESSED: EDI-
TORS or TEX APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot. as a rule, undertake 10 return srt-
eIes rot found suitable for publication.
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LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.
Ivnsr1ns A.soelastp 60 arronr..l

NEW ORLEANS, September 4-The
interments from fever for the twenty.
four hours ending at 8 O'Clock this morn
ing were 50.
Letters from Lagrange, Texas, 10 be
laid bef0rethe Howard Association here
state that the number Ofeitizens remain
ing in the town is barely 500, and yet the
interments reached q 10 two daya. The
average mortality is s per day, aud those
attacked are almost sure to die--the dis
ease proving fatal in nine cases out Of
ten. Every hnuseis flled with sickness
and death. Whole families are swept
away, and in some cases no one 10 left TO
bury the dead. ial a-a
The disease is spreading in the country,
and there are no provisions in town, rs
the country people will not venture In
with produces. On the 9th not even meal
could De had to make Cruel for the sick.
business has ceased entirely; the stores
are closed and the newspapers have
ceased publication. The jail is emptied
OF its inmates, who have lied to the inte-
rioT from the scene OF d~esolatiOn.
LOUISVILLE, September 24.-Ths river
Is falling, with twenty-seven inches in
the canal BY the mark.
RALEIGH N. c., September A.-A
call, signed by two hundred Of the most
influential citizens Of Wake county, viii
appear tomorrow, urging the people Of
the state to hold meetings, and to devise
a plan, if possible, to defeat the radical
organization throughout the state.
CINCINNATI, September 24.-The first
Handicop hurdle two mile heats to-day
was won by Alexander's ~J0ncsbOr0 Z:
time, All. Deserter came in second.
The second race, mile heats, open for all
ages, was won by Mock; time, l:46, ls454.
New YORK, September "a.
dispatch from Key West states that
the yellow fever at the Dry Tortugss has
assumed a more malignant form, and es-
Inmates that One-tenth OF the soldiers
and prisoners on the island have died,
since the fever commenced its ravRges.
The New York coBstiTutiona convention
adjourned to-day until the second Tues
day in November.
RICHMOND, September 24-Gen. See
field has decided that the only restric-
ton imposed on eligibility TO member
ship Of the state convention, is having
taken an oath to the United State and
afterwards engaging In the rebellion.
The delegates are arriving to attend
the soldiers and sailors convention,
which meets here tomorrow.
The tobacco factory Of Reuben Ray
land, Petersburg, Was burned this morn
ing. Loss 500 600. Insured for 5000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25
MARRIED.

SLAUGHTEB-COPELAND-Ln this city. at
Asbury Chapel Monday evening" at s O'Clock,
Mr.. r. n. 5-LAUGHTER and Miss BETTE ".
CcpELAND, both OF THIS city.
May your welded lie be happy a. yonr sin
gle lne has been gallant and ncble! May nc
unlriendiy cloud gather in your horizon, but
the brightest OF stsrs hin DER your PATH
We meet, and every fond em0tlen,
Every ~throbbing of my heart,
Went out 10 thee in warm devotion
Yes, we met but not 10 part
BY death alone We can be riven,
And only then to meet In heaven.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25
FOREIGN.

LONDON, September 2S-eve.-Consols
"a ZIG; five tYenties, % l+-l8; Erie,
Alt.
No quotations Of American securities
were received by the cable to-day.
FRANKFORT, September 23-eve-U.
s.. five twenties, 76:.
HAVANA acknowledgment Gen.
eral MousanO is very m, and Count Bal
mauzsdo is placed in charge of the Cuban
government.
Mr.. Plumb and Capt. Q~usckenbush, Of
the United States navy, sailed for Mexico
to-day.
LIVERPOOL, September 23-eve.-Cgt-
ton, dull and lower; sEles, 10000 bales
uplands, 9td; Orleans, SD.
Advices from Manchester are unfayUF-
able.
Breadstuffs, firmer.
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RETIREMENT OF ADaInaL sFrn


RErEEENENr OF ADaIRAL sEHMEs,
Our distinguished friend, Admiral
RAPHAEL SEMYEs, announced ais with
drswel from the Ba}lefiB, in yesterday
mornings issue, with the brevity OF
simple statement. No announcement is
made Of his successor. In his brief ed
itorial connection with the Bulletin,
Admiral SEMSEs has displayed all the
frank and hearty characteristics OF the
sailor, combined with cosmopolitan
breadth Of sentiment, true devotion to
bis native land and q catholic and en-
lightened approach to the questions Of
the day, which have come under his ed
itorisl scrutiny. We sincerely regret his
retirement from the press, which he
adorned snd elevated by his genial views
and honorable sentiments but we trust
that our city and State may continue to
be honOred by bis residence, and that
some more eongenial and profitable ca
Teer lies before him.
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rHE oArHEDE4L or rae Holy

THE CATHEDRAL or FHE HOLY
RIOS
The cornerstone Of the new Cathedral
Of the Holy cross, which is destined to be
the largest Roman Catholic Cathedral IN
America, was lsic in Boston on Sunday.
1t is expected that when completed it
will have cost 81, 100000. The ceremo-
MES were witnessed by sixty thousand
people. Some ides of the extent OF the
structure may be gathered from the
statement that it viii cover an area of
ffty-fve thousand square feet Of land,
on the corner Of Washington and Maiden
streets, purchased ct a cost Of $780, 900.
1t will be built in the early decorative
of Gothic architecture, present a
front Of n hundred and fifty feet, with
a three hundred and fifty feet tower and
spire, and the extreme depth will be
three hundred and sixty-four feet. The
chief material 10 be used is granite, and
the interior, as well as the whole exte-
rior, will be finished aud decorated in a
style Of rank and expensive elegance.
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MARKETS.

Breadstuffs, frmer.
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THE Pcaysae Of the Goth SAYS. in
proof OF the mild type Of the prevailing
epidemic, that there were in the citv
on that morning over sessa thousand
cases Of yellow fever, and the deaths
for the ~prsosdldg twenty. tour hours were
only ssventy-ons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25
3Oth day Of October, 1857,
SOUTHERN HOTEL
FOB LEASE
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

THI5 new and splendid Hotel, containing
L seventy rooms, besides bar-room, Offices,
barber shep, etc, has been placed in our hands
Tor Lease for a term Of years. with immediate
possession. q -
The commanding location at the corner OF
Mafn and Bsal streets, ana the convenient con-
StructfOn OF tas house, I'M It's ample accom-
mOdatiOns, offer great Inducements TO an en-
tsrprislng and experienced landlord, and to
such q one every possible indueement will be
given in the price and terms OF rent.
A greRt bargain Will be given in the sale Of
the Furniture, for which real estate in the city
win be taken in payment.
TENNESSEE per month, without the Bar
aud Dining Room on hrst door 500 per month
With The Bar and Uiuing Room. Furniture,
valued at S12,G0O. viii be old for e8oe0.
sell ROYSTER. IRRELEVANT & Co
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CHAPMAN-Died September s4th, FLOR
knee CECILIA CHAPMAS, only Chnd OF D. H.
and $. J Chapman.
The friends and aequaintanees OF the family
are requested 10 attend The funeral from tAO
residence orc. A. Hanson, III Linden street,
on Wednesday morning the 18Th instant, at 10
O'Clock am.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION COURSE
FalI Meeting, 1887,
TIE Ban Meeting over this Cosrs4 wf1 CON-
i men on the
First E0ndsy in November, aad Con.
tiaue six RATA.

- u G4AAa
Three following races closed, By the named
entries, on the Bth Instant;
NURSERY STAKE.
@. W. DfIiahunf snfen General DUucan's
br. { AntslOPs, ~ AvaAanche, dam 9azetts, by
johnson Z Douglass enter Blk. . Charlotte
LhomPson, b. AmP, Mickey free, dam Ala
Teris, By imp. Albion.
lax Malone. dam ths.dam OF Muggins, By
?. Mitchell enters bE. c Elsla, By shelby,
Ian ~ imp. Emu second dam the dam Of
General a Bu6orIentsrs b.. c. BY Lexinsiod
9Am Ln~oro1gh0red but pedigree not knoFni
W. s. Tremafne enters = c. B~ushwhaeker, %
LeIington, dam ~ Glencoe; dress red, white
Turner q Johnson enter BIZ. c. Crystal, By
AVaiahehes dam Gun y Chile Harold.
~ GREEN STAKE ~
g. ". Dnlshunt enters Gen. @. ". Hardinz's
o Doettss ~ Algniander dam Delta, oy imp.
Johnson a Douglass enters c. r. By lack Ma
lo9e, ian AEinor ~ Imp. AlbAon ; years
Gen. a. ufor enters br. m. by vandai. dam
~ imr. AargrEve 3 years Old dress red, gray
John H. Morgan enters CD. T. Mamie Letehsr
by australian dam lavender, BY wagner;
Z. b. Thomas enters eh. Z Hlra. b , Lexington
out Of Hegira, BY frup. Ambassador
Turner & Johnson enters CD. + Magazine, by
Austrattam. Jam D. Old ugeuer.
". A. FOElkes enters dark br. c. by Black
Wind, dam by Ambassador 3 years Old.
". A. FOwlhes enters b. L BY Vandsl, dam
Dutchess de Berri, BY imp. sovereign
OVERTON HOTEL SAKE.
Mr. Castillo enters bay E. BY Lexington.
dam Little Pegsyf By cripple dress green and
white
J. g. Jones enters 9. m. Maggie English, by
shiloh, dam Fanny By Epsilon dress red gray
p. Mitchell enters Pat CIsburne, By Hlawa-
the, dam By imp. Emu second dam the tam or
sack. H
T. A. Hausner enters stallion Duke Of Or
IesnE, By Jack Malone, dam wagon T mare.
". 8. Tremains enters b b.. Tom Woriey, BY
R~inggold, dam By Glencoe dress, red white
zoe entries for this stake were closed on the
l5th Instant.
RACES yEr PEN FOR ENTITIES.
First Day-Finst race. Gayoso House stake,
nile heats, for ali ages.
Second ~Day-SsCoud race, two mils dash, FOR
all ages.
Third Day-CtiEens' purse, $50, two mile
heats, free Tor al ages.
Ihird ~Lay-SecoBd race, three nile dash, free
for al ages. 500 purse.
Fourth Day-aeeond race, BanksTs purse,
5000, three mile heats. free for al ages
FIN Day-SOutheru and Western Turf Con
greSs stake. tour mi . heats
sixth Day-Ftrst race. saloon stake. mile
heats. three best IN i've, $500 purse, free for all
ages Second race, mile heats for beaten horses,
70 be Eaudlcapped, 500 purse.
GIN. y. 3. FUEREST. President
A. ID. GIBSON, Secretary. seq
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=. ID. Raspberry, general agent for Arkansas
John 4. ReardOB, Little Rock, Ark.
Richard Thruston, Van Buren,, ARK.
Read Fletcher, Pin Blad, Ark
InO. n. Eakfn, Washington, ARK.
Rev. A.. r. winfield, Camden, Ark.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25

PE9RosE tossll at Pubic sale. 70 The Hish-
On Thursday. IAN Novsmbar. 1857.

4 est Dl4Qer-
On Thursday, I4sh November. 1857,
About - acres Field and Forrest Land. on ny
Homestead Tract. situated three nile east q
Memphis, Il ths head o. Union avenue. and
lying between Central avenue and the Old state
Line road. Ihemost popular street
5einE now IN process OF Construction 10 Mem
phtsr z Cd turrpikes or street railways on ths
roads leading nom the city a ecflY through
this property, mast soon follow. thereby aFord-
LuH the most reasonable probability offs great
ard rapid enhancement OF value.
In stating the advantages OF this property Z
locality a. having been always considered
equal II not superior 70 that o. any portion OF
the city environs; while the high character OF
the neighborhOod, and the provision made for
Chureh and School PrfuEeges combine to render
II one ofthe most desirable points ror a subur-
ban residence which the vicinity Of Memphis
Affords.
The TITLE 20 this property has been vested
IN my father and myself for thirty years With
utintsuUpdOn, md Is nee nom any incum-
me S4bdriaon Of ne Grounds VIII be iu-loss
OF about Five Acres, accoruing 70 plans 20 b
seen at the once Of the A-ucti0neeuz. The ave
IS 70 be readily examined before the car o. ~
Bs5t0 DstsrufHcd % SeU I shall oEsr tbs fol-
lowing liberal
TERMS One-tenth Cash, the balance in rsa
Annual LlstdlEaelts. with interest from date.
warranty reeds given, and Trust Deeds taken.
u very easy FOR sny one 20 secure a pleasant
Home, which must constantly increase N
continues. u M. IRRELEVANT.
R0TsTER, TREEETAST { CO.
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