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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW SOUTHERN MUSIC BOOK
Just Published:
T A B O r
Oh, THE
RiGaIOHi Collection Of Sacred Music.
BY R. ID. MCINTOSH,


Essentially Southern in It's main features
IA BoE nevertheless contains "A choice selection
OF the best Northern Copyright Music Its aJl-
thor, Tor tour yesiFs an ofhcer of the Confederate
army, composed many stirring pieces in mo
meDts snatched during its marcfings and rOun-
ter-marchings IN Virginia. The dirge used Al
the funeral Of Gen. r. ). Jackson. tstot wall, J
May %, latir v gas from hs pen, and Is included
ia this collection.
Mr.. AointOsh," says the Richmond Wing,
" Is well ku0Wn throughout the South as an
author and teacher OF finished excellence, with
"A musical reputation rarely attained ~ any
man Of his age IN this country. Ia the south
he stands al the very head OF church music, no
one disputing the position with him."
The book embraces everything Of value OF
Southern or Southwestern origin. much OF
which j. now for the first time reduced to a
written form. rs variety Is great-embracing
all metres in use, in every key and every va
riety OF measure-Nith a full elementary de-
partnent and hne collection of new anthems
set pieces and sentences. 10 contains nearly
~ closely printed pages, neatly and tasteuIy
gotten mp, well printed and bound.
Price, 81 81, for which IL VIII be sent, post
frt q, 10 any part Of tie country.
Single copies, for examination and introduc-
ton, cent TO any address, postage paid, On rs-
ceipt OF one dollar.
=. j. HUNTINGTON q CO.,
Publishers and Booksellers,
459 BrOOme St. New York.
pB- Any Southern paper giving the above
two insertions, and seRdlng a copy Of their
paper 90 the publishers, shall have Che volume,
pnsrsaJ -RlI
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NOW READY.
STALLS UNRIYALLED
Piano and Furniture Polish

TTST INTRODUCED, and being adopted by
sl al leading houses Iu The Manufacture ol
Pianos, Organs, Billiard IaG.es, Furniture, ole,
etc. Eycry one who has "a Piano should have a
b.,ffIe Of his Polish. send Tor Circular. and
we viii give full partiCulars and directions. IN
b uut uU in bottles al 20 cents and ~ CeniE and
where half a dozen are ordered at once, VIC will
forward prepaid. by express. Applications foT
Territory and Agencies received by
BROWN a PERKINS,
fSenernl Agents for the United states
ta~fI IT0-daw No. ~ BrOOme ST., ~ Y.
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ST. LAZARUS COLLEGE.

- o,,tsyrr.ril,s friends OF 81 Iagarus
u - - ii.i,ye setnred tie fne lot and build-
4 CnS,iG nLlSS,,Ge Medical College on Beal street.
g qsPaF@ipis leg 5a ss y 9S nBd asfd boys o. P15 shd
m m s.ii.[-iare tIepaftneut for young gentle
me, yiff an ample charter 70 confer degreeA
afd ten Tree scholarships lol sols 81 SChlsS-
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w our elegant New Scale Pianos, in the 10
lowing styles;
STYLE "a, ," octave, Front large round
corners, plain ease. either OctagOn or
carved legs, straight bottom. bead mould
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'fY lie - b, - octave, ssInes AS sty is A, with
serpentlne moulding ON piinth. carved
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DIR. SKAIs, celebrated Scotch ply
sician, claims that there is no insanity
in Scotland. He says; There does not
exist any person IN scotland who is
absolute idiotie, fatllOus or furious, The
lack of subtle delicacy in the oreaniza-
tlon of the brain which prevents a
Scotohmans from being witty himself or
understanding wit in others, is Tins
COMPENSATED for the absence of that cor
responding tendency to cerebral excite
ment which is liable to end in mania, or
Madness"
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE,
CHARTERED IN 1916.
Col. z. 7. P. ALLEN, Superintendent
Assisted by a fun and able Faculty.

ff'HE Course Of Study is that usually taught
i in the best colleges The Moral culture OF
cadets receives special attention. The Discip-
une Is all that IFS name mp ports. The GOVarSl-
ment strict. but mild and parental. Parents
nay send their sons TO this School with entire
confidence that they Will not be exposed TO
ihOse alurementS 10 vice and dissi patton
iound IN all towns and cities, the location being
six miles from any tOwn-the situation in n
high and rolling country noted for health and
salubrity.
The Spring Session. 1867,
VIII commence on MONDAY, JANUARY q.
1857, and continue Twenty (2lI weeks
Charges for Board and Tuition, includiRg
lights fuel and washing, one hundred aud
Seventy-tiye Dollars, lSl75 currency, per semi
annual session, invariably ia advance. No
extras whatever
Address superintendent Farmdale r. d..
franklin enuuty. ktutuckv det-.iu1
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CAUTION guard against IaposI-
rfOH BE- particular 10 notice that skirts offered
fer DUPLEX have the rett ink stamp. vIz- " j.
W. bRAbLEfS DUPLEX EI4LIr-rIC srEEI.
SPRINGS upon the waisthaud- none others
arc genuine Also. NOTICE that each HOOP viii
ADMIT a PIN being passed through the center Of
10, thereby Pn0vIgG thst there are TWO SPRINGS
braided together therein. which is the sECEFT
of their superior sTtESoTH and FLENI HILITV
and combination NOT possessed By any SINGLE
SPRING hoop.
Made in all styles TO suit the wearer. viz:
The '- Empress TFaiI,'' "a yards latesD for
Drawiugrocm and Party Dress.
The Pride of the World. a51 yards lafesU
for Promenade Dress
The Paris Trail, 3 yards (iatsstl for House
Dress,
81 The name Of the style viii be found on
the Waistband of the skirt n0vI sm
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LIE "C-" Z octave, Front corners large
and, serpenUns bottom, mOuIdings
ne as on style d, carved Tyre and desk,
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HERWFS Lodge ef Perfection, l4th No. l.
Meets 4th Wednesday OF each month. John
Z-ut, sd c.. NJ. Il. T T0mlInsuu. I'D, Sec.
EiIrHEa~ Lodge OF Perfection. Iith.. No. >
AeeIs ffl Wednesday OF each Ia0nLh- George
MellerSh, SD, g.. N. A r.. Fraukia nj, "a,
See.
CA-IFHLA COUncil OF Princes OF Jerusalem, IGt D.,
No J. Benz. n PUllea, I'D f., TarSL.-. --
- Sec
CALvAKY CHAPTER Of Rose Croix, 18Th, No. 7.
Charles ". Adams, ed, NJ. w; H. I. Tum-
lIusOu. = o. sec.
PIiuuPE DUFLESsEIs Council OF E-h, 3Uth.,
No 7. Henry p WOOdard, Sd, Comm.
william l. Glro1e ,lli. Rec.
C0SS-SroEY OBJ WEST TESN ESsEE, 32d. John
AIu>ile. ssh, Comm. in Chief; Dodge L.
Trader, sd, heg-.
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE,

CYKEa,E Cor7maudsry. No. & Meets 4tb Mon
day ut each month. john Gent, Com; y. j
MigEIu. Zee.
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STARCu CTOSS

TT'HE most economical article that can be used,
Il costing only aDoutuNE CENT 20 do the wash
auk Df an ordinary sized family.
Gives nne, iyUry-llke pOiIrh 20 linen OF
musl "a.
EnectURlly prevents the iron and dust from
adbereing ~ fbe cloth.
iAakes sld linen look Ike new.
Goods done MP with Z kecp clean much
longer, thereby saving time and labor in
washing.
warranted not 20 inJure The clothes.
Twenty-Five cents PEI cake. Liberal discount
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NILO HATCH, CEAs. II. PUELTHs
Twenty years Cash'r SIX years Agent aBd
Mechanics Bank. Cashier Southern
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ID. p. GOODYEAR,
Wholesale and Retail
paalor IN
DRUGS. MEDICINES.
French, English and American Per-
rumery, Soaps, Combs and
Brushes, Pomades, Hair
Oils, Feather Busters,
Fine Wines, Bran
DIV and Whisky.

LIVERY article usually Espt By Druggists can
~ De ionla hera. hy stock IS All new aud
lftsiii anu sueh as can guarantee To tho clti-
1ens Of Memphis. Planter, Merchants Phg-
slclalis, aud All who are ln need Of anything
m my line, would take this nIethod ~ assur-
ing them that their orders win % nIled llUau
snort hotlce and With suCh articles rs can be-
relied upon To tho3e sf NY former patrons
Hiro nay 3 uu'iit with me Up 70 LhC t.Ins ] Ma
ot necessity compelled % asii out ] wOnsi
cotalitlAy sii1 a renewal OF theiF acquaiJ. .aufs
assuring them that our past aud fe-r.,ar -, y
ln8s ~ only q guarantees % w. has l.,. ma in
be pfOmlsing Always 10 do the bsst l-sr
Tie Fkh1SiktPIiON DhPA RTMFS'T hefpe,
one oi Lhe most iapuriaut branches OF M
1p8ihecSafy business, Hud one that re0uires
alil iluu e1pei ilspe, VIII receive my psrLons,I
attehtlo-ii stii during my absence viii b., undsr
tlts eoutIei oi competent and careful Apothe-
carries, accessible &c ali hours day or night
Solcitiug an examination of stocE ana prices
am, very respectfully your humble servant
ID. j.. GOODYEAR
Druggist and ApOthecaTY, $40 second st
h-'aI ''n Ns'ar Mon 'Ns Memphis. Tenn
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imp PERIAL BLUE.

Soluble iu hare "a well ss soft wafer.
Warranted not 90 streak DE clothes
Ten cents per box. Liberal discount % Tho
trade
agents wanted everywhere 10 sell the above
articles. % whom We offer extraordinary Ia,
duCeu4euLs-
samples sent postpaid, on receipt Of Sbov,
prices. Address,
NEM YORK STAECH GLOSS Co,
IamlI lmnaM NJ rs tu-lnm 81. N.M YORK.
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HEBREN ANB MAsOxIC CLEENpAR.
Observation-Disclosures

LODGES
AEGER0NA, No. lkS. Meets 1t Monday in
every month, Al Odd-Fellovg- Hall cor tourt
and Main. D. &. Trader, W. NJ; II. I. Tom
lnsnn, Sec.
Sou III MEMPHIS. No lis Meets "a Friday ol
each montn-HalI, cor. Madison and second
j. 4. Seilars, W. NJ; Benz. X Pullen. Sec.
LEIL.A SCOTT, No. 2sa. Meets ist Friday OF each
month-Hall, cor Madison and -frand. John
Ainslie. ". NJ; u. II. Woodward See
HAalLuON, No. % Meets 81 Friday Of each
Iaonth-Odd-tellOw Hail r. NJ Stanley,
". NJ; ". n. BUtts, sec.
kILWISSISG. No Sfl u ID Meets 4th Friday
Of each mouih-9D4 Front street John ].
WOnhan, S5i, ". N; B. X. PuHeu, 32d, Sec.
EOYAL ARCH.
PENS Chapter, No l. Meets ID Monday Of each
month -Odd-Fellows' Hall. A. J. Whee.sT,
II. p, H. h Paw inter-, Sec.
AND s. n.
EUREEk Council. No. o. Meets 81 Monday OF
each month bdd-FellOws HalL John Z-ut,
I'll III; n. j. WIggin, Kec.
TENpLARs.
"a 1KE1,E Cor1maudery. No. & Meets 9Th Mon
day az each month. john Eent, COm-; y. j.
MIgEIn, Zee.
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Has become Editor-in-Chier Of the paper, its
cireuIa, ion continues 10 increase rapidly. AS
an isdueemeut to those who desire to promote
me interests Of this well known Southern
ios1rnal, We offer the following terms Of SUBJ
scriptou 10 subscribers or clubs for the
WEEKLY:
O1E Corr, ONE AR,..-...-........----.....S s. 90
TO CLUBs OF TEN OK MOEE, EACH,.-.-----.. 4 50
To OCLUEs or TNyESTY OK MoEE, EACH..-.- 4 90
It viii thus be seen that a person getting up
club or twenty viii realize twenty dollars for
their trouble, OF, il they prefer it, receive
twenty-five copies FOR one hundred doIlsrs
The wEEKLy, which is issued every Thursday,
viii contain All the important news published
IN the DAILY paper, AS well as the leading edi-
torials, with Haso,se c7laa.s, under the special
supervr alon Of Gen. ALBERT PIKE, EODersigH
Grand C0nsatagsle- Of tbe Supreme Council for
fss S5ua,ega J.r7adiatiOa Of ne Ua9ea Stoles.
Our friends are earnestly requested TO aid
and sssiat US iu our new undertaking.
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BRoWN & PER- KINS,
PUBLISHERS Or
SH z Z T n u SIC
fNn HTrSTC BOOKS.

7yrvF yvaBfd respectfully call the attention OF
w Choir Leaders and Singing school Ietcii,
sls 10 our establishInentr where al KINGS ol
Church Music. Glee and Anthein BOOKS can oe
tii.tItu.tI On tle most favorable terms
The long experience OF our MI. FeIl1lns IN
Musical Conventions ChGirs, tns CollceIt tyGiLl ~
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ferest as 70 the selection Of proper MoIks OF ~
structi9n, formation OF Musical 5choolH-llfo-
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students.
Sheet Music furnished on The usual terms.
,rfih pre- N piucss aud dispatch- Country orders
saI.oiied, and selections made fOf pupLaI leach
ers. concerts etc, etc, etc.
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CIRC CU L AR
To the Patrons OF The Appeal.
GEN. ALBERT PIKE

The undersigned would resPectfsuy inform
the patrons OF the APPEAL, that since
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AGENTS WANTED.
"STONEWALL JACKSON" j"
The Life and Campaigns OF Lieut.. Gen.
ThOs. j. jackson.
By Prof K. l.. DABNEY, Of the TheolOziea
SeminarE OF NIrL.Inia.

BL ELO OK &c 90,
SI5 Main street, {: : MEMPHIS, TENN
ry1HIS is the only edition authorised by Gen.
i JHcksOu's widow iram which she desires
pecuniary benent. II paints in vivid language
the distinguished feature Of devOut Gnrlstiani-
ty, stern rectitude, wonderful military fore
sight and bravery which characterised Gen
Jackson and gives a faithful History Of the great
Campaigns which made his brilliant reputa-
tion. Octavopp $50. Cloth s. O0-Half CalfS6 %.
Agents wanted throughout Tennessee, Missis-
sippi ahd Arkansas.
For Agencies, and Circulars containing fuII
Information, address
BLELOCK & CO.,
saI2 sl5 Main street Memphis, Tenn.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ABSTRACT OFFICE,
ROOM MOI.
COrner Monroe and Second Streets,

Memphis, Tennessee,
WE have the Abstract Books and rnpIets
" Index Of the Registers Office compiled
by the late HENRY A. ORNE: and afel
more than years trial Of their accuracy
and n careful experience in Tie business, mot
one mistake having occurred ia all that timeA
we are enabled To furnish complete deralgu.
ments OF title 70 all
Fort Pickering, Memphis and SheI-
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al the shortest notice on the most reasonable
Terms Extra facilities offered TO the Memphfg
har, al TIE seuiur members of which have
been our constant patrons, and 70 whom we
gratefully refer for the reliability OF our work.
Respectfully,
G. j. CAEPBRLL & CO.,
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BETHEL COLLEGE
HcLemeresEllIe, Carroll Co., Tenn,
Rev. ]. s. HOWARD, President.

YFIHE Fall Session Of this Institution will open
l ON THURSDAY, SEPT. 10Th, 1866. This
institution Is located in quiet village with an
industrious, moral, intelligent, church going
Popuiation, and surrounded by pleasant, fer
from all parts OF the country, being situated
three and a hall miles from Irezsvant Station
on the Memphis and Ohio railroad.
Tuition per term OF fve months SIS to $50
Contingent Zee, 81 50.
Boarding, SIS per month
The course OF instruction VIII be systematic
and thorough.
FOr further Information address the Presi-
dent, OF REV. A. E. COOPER.
sells President Board OF Trustees
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BL0UNT & HALE.

Sole PrOprietOrs, Montgomery, Alabama.
WHOLESALE DEPoTs,
HArEAl, Elsey & Fompkins, 141 ChamleIs St, N. z.
K J. Hart & Co, New Orleans. Ia.
Blount & Hale, Montgomery, AlabaEA
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sB- Wholesale, also BY 7. W. Aarsden, New
Yortr. te5urar,l w flder 4 Co.. Louisville. XIV
Barnes Ward y Co., New Orleans
Iss5- For sale in Memphis, Tenn, by p L
Huette q Co., 8. Mansfield a Co., and by ali
Druggists, se2 6m
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JNo. S. G. HOGAN l. CO.,
Appeal Omce,
Memphis. Tennessee,

r. s.-Eemittances By Express, or PostOfhce
Money Orders, may be sent at our risk. To any
person sending us their posto1lce address we
viii mail specimen copy OF the WEEKLY
APPEAL free. Us. C. II. a 60.
AExPHIs, Tenn. Feb. ]. lsS7.
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S5O.OOOI

Tickets for this Lottery cost ONE DOLLAR
EACH, and can be purchased at the principal
jeWeiry and other stores on Canal street, and
at the principal hotels and bookstores Of the
city
Some of the prizes are now on exhibition in
the windows appropriated tn the purpOse by
Messrs. A. b. GriSwOld & Co., 4. A. Tyler, e. IL.
Zimmerman, and Gaines & Relf, Canal street.
II is proposed that the Lottery will take place
at the close OF the Bazaar which is 70 COM
mence in February next
Il will be entirely under the preparation and
direction Of gentlemen OF high standing.
j. B. HOOD, President.
DABNEY H. MAURY.
Sec'y OF the Southern Hospital Association.
Papers disposed to favsr the Bazaar win please
cOrv this advertisements dec3O
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ETllddHdis prcti0sj0r TltiaiS -" She yet in her
very tomb retains the mark and image OF
Empire"
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MURRAY d RIDGEEK.
MERCHANT TAILORS
NO. 81 MADISON STREET.
Merchant Tailoring COOds.

tA make every garment OUEseIves. and viii
" guarantee =atiefactiun IN al oasea.
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A GERMAN Emperor.

The Prussian parliament has voted to
the king of Prussia the title Of Germany,
thus reviviBg one of the oldest titles in
Europe, which was dropped in 1906, upon
the formation Of the confederation of the
Rhine by Napoleon, but before that il
had ceased to be anything but an empty
title. Prussia, which did more than all
other powers TO break in pieces the an
cient German empire, has now gone so
far in its reconstruction, or consolidation
in herself, that she revives the title and
takes it TO herself. alt
1t is a rapid rise for the eIeetor ol
Brandenburg to the head of a German
empire; and from The beginning it has
been achieved by the strong and unscri
pulOus hand. This title, granted by
Prussia and the German states she has
conquered and annexed, does not extend
beyond these but it may describe the
further expectation Cincinnati Dali,
ffggeffe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-02

The Trade in works Of Ara in Rome.
The GiOInaie al Ib0Bla has the follow.
ing:
1t is calculated that the value of the
modern and antique paintings and sculp-
lures which last year We're sent abroad
was equal to 2,523 ,549f. This amount
alone among artists, bat generally in the
hands of the population. Nor does il
include the twenty per cent. paid to the
treasury on the ssle Of antiques, which
are always estimited below their real
value. Last year exceeded the preeed-
ing in this traffic, as it produced 549, ll0f.
more.
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Southern Hospital Association.

NH 4 invite attention to the BEAUTIFUL
w PRIZES TO be distributed by Rattle at the
BAZAAR, which will be held IN this city in
February next.
beautiful pieces Of SILVER which can be pro-
cured ia New Orleans of CLOCKS, BIsONZEsS,
BOH EMIAN GLASS, fine HORSES, and many
other objects Of taste and OF substantial value
amounting in all TO about
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O = I N i Q N
-OF-
The Supreme Court Of Arkansas
Delivered, August :, 1854.
UpOH the Nature OF tie Government, the
Rights or the States, and the Oh
llzati0nS or citizens.
ANNOTATED.

Melfi8. F5ruHI deIisgeg.
OG-5e Sub F00 seJisHi, gclidaqUe sab Arci0,
EJ.-lgfgay7ge dJgtDy
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

c. CULBEKTSON, of Desoto county Is
81 permanently located with me- and all or
dors or business intrusted 10 the house will be
prsmptly attended 10. Bagging, Rope and
Plantation Supplies always on hand on liberal
terms. nS-Special attention given to the sale
Of Cotton and other produce. Also, receiving
and forward ing. Sa4
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MEDICAL,

GALLi9HAHs l1LIs are composed simply of Yeqeta-
be Medicines. They are Cdttorffo IftLs, acting
upon the Stomach, Lfuer, and BOsrels; coptqinfne
no Arsenic Oalomel, Blue Mass or any other Miuera
substance. The great advantage the Propriotors claim
Tor these Pills is that. without the aid Of CaoneL
Blue Mass, or any other Minerals they win cure the
most obstinate cases % OHILLS AND FEVER.
DCMB A6UE, PERIODICAL HEADACHE, NEU-
RALGiA. and all affections Of a Ike Character Fol-
low the directions, and you will find they viii DO III
that Is claimed for them. Try box and their own
merits will recommend them ever aiterwards
~ We have used Gaitigha5t;s Pills, and have
never known them to fal 70 cure when the dreefi1ns
were followed, aud uRhesitatingly recommend item to
public lsyOr.
HoS. T. II. WATTS Ex-Gov. Of Alabama
T. J. JUDGE, Judge Supreme Court OF Ais
ROBERT DOUGHERTY, Judge On Cireait
Of Alabama
WV. Q. WALLER, Sheriff Montgomery Co. Ala.
Hon. ALEX. b. OLITHERAII, &O1iSoroerr Al.
Col JAS. ii. WEAVER q
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TO the Colored Citizens of
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ia, Atlanta, Columbus, &c.

MACON, GA, June %, 1867.
The issue that is now upon us, and
the doubtful prospect Of its favorable
termination, prompts me to call your
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qucnce, however trivial many of You
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