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gives US a view OF the most horrid pic
ture in the book Of Time. We care not
how reckless or daring the Radical lead
ers may be, they darenot resist the thun-
der tones ofs popular verdict so sigDih-
cant Of their wishes aud 80 condemns
tory OF their atrocious schemes, as will be
implied by the success Of the Democrats
in New York and other States, who are to
proclaim their judgments 20 soon after
the popular storm in Pennsylvania and
Ohio has swept away their cunning de
vices to enthral the American people by
the dethroDement Of every guaranty and
every imminent Of the Consultation, to
secure personal liberty, life and
property. Let them proceed, in
the face of such demonstrations as these,
TO consummate their daring usurpations,
and to erect their strocious dominion
upon the ruins Of the prescriptive charts
Of English and American freedom, and
we mistake the temper OF the freemen OF
the North, long-sufferlng and much for
bearing SIS they have been, If they do not
visit them with penalties, compared to
which dungeons, racks, torture and
death would be mild indeed. With all
their daring rscklessness, they cannot
ummon heroism enough to face the
frowns OF a thoroughly aroused, iercely
indignant and basely betrayed cOnstitu-
encv-
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FASHIONABLE BANGING ACADEMY
AND GYMNASTICS.

NNDME. LEISE would most respectfully an
MI nounce 10 ths citizens OF Memphis that
Eer Glasses are nov open aJher new aud splen-
die Hail, at NO. ri Second street, in the Adj
ans block. ono o. tie most private and pleas
ant locations IN the city. Nome. L. ras Two
large Halls suited 10 AL the wants Of her pa
pits All her Classes viii be strictly private
Pupils admitted on the days Of tuition. All
the new and most azhlOnabie dancea taught
In a lev lesson. Iadle-' clazses Tuesdays sHd
Saturdays At 10 O'Clock am Masters ana
Misses Tuesdays and Saturdays AZ haif-past 3
O'Clock pm; asntlemen from 8 70 " O'Clock
p.m. on Tue days and Saturdays. Mdme. l.
will give iustrurtious in the Lee Academy, the
Memphis Female institute, and At Mrs. Ma
ghees school in south Memphis, a. socn - the
classes can be arranged. Madame viii also
give Instructions IA the new Gymnastics or
Physical Culture, which i'm parts 50 much grace
and beauty 10 the nguIe- This training gives
her School the advantage over all others, as
there il no ext a charge made for this branch.
Tsrms-tO Auit the ttmes-Psr term Of twenty
four lessons, SO.
Parents and guardians are invited 20 visit
School during the hours Of tuition, before
placing their children Good music
provided. and soiTess given twice per month.
sell
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LEGISLATIVE.

THURSDAY, October 3I.-Senator
Rodgers yesterday introduced q resolu-
ton insCructiDg our Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress to advocate the
collection of all the forfeited bonds given
by Southern men during the war for
their loyalty. and providing that the
money collected therefrOm be ~appropria-
ted to indemnify loyal men for their
losses by the rebellion. This plan is in
tended TO supercede the indemnity bill
heretofore presented.
House joint resolution requesting our
Senators and Representatives in Congress
to ask for an appropriation TO remove
the distractions to navigation In the
Tennessee river was rejected.
The session OF the House yesterday
was principally devoted to the conside.
ration Of House bill prohibiting Presi-
dents, Directors, Agents or Sup%erintend-
ents Of railroads from leasing or CONSOLE
dating any road in the State without the
consent Of the stockholders,
After several unsuccessful attempts st
amendment, the vote was taken on the
hnal passage Of the bill, and resulted,
ayes, fifty one, noes, seventeen. A mo-
ton to reconsider was entered by Mr..
Bosom.
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PRINCIPLES GOVERNING THE con.
DUCT or TBE APPEAL.

A GovERNNEST Of white men for white
men; IND no political misOegenation.
LOYALTY to the Union OF he STATES: FIDEL-
1T 70 the Constitution IN its true extent and
meaning +: Obedience 10 and maintenance OF
al Law, State and National, cOnstItutionaliy
enacted.
R~EsrsrANCE to Tyranny, Csurpation and OPP
preston, Of one mar or many and 70 all en-
~aoachments upon the rights OF heemen or OF
States, or upon the just and Constitutions
prerogatives Of any Department OF the State
or National Governments
No ESTABLISHMENTS OF Military despotismE,
no euthroning Of martial law, no suspension
ofthe writ OF Habeas Corpus, nc staying OF cit
izens by Military Commission, no interfsrencs
with the Courts, no EstsTss Dc oaehet IN time OF
pesce.
STRICT s-UBoRDuSATIoS OF the Military 70 the
DIV Power.
No srASDuSe ARMIE OF states in time Of
peace.
RESTORATION Of d~Isfranchised citizens TO all
lights and privileges OF which they have been
disseized no prosecutions or disqualihcstions
for political opinions; for the PAST, oblivion
OF offences: for the PREsEST n -FUTUREp
BEIoS, PEACE Law and ORDER
ERPETUA 20 all freemen OF the
African race, ofaH the CIVIL rights OF freemen-
No REPUTATION, by state or Nation, OF
honest and lawful debt.
e No REVIVAL OF old party differences; but a
Union OF all Conservative men, Of all former
parties, who revere the Constitution, 10 restore
the old landmarks Of the Government.
No LEGISLATION 10 plumber one portion Of
the country for the profit Of another portion.
WHATEvEE is JUST; whstever IS RIGHT;
whatever is Of GOOD REPUrE, and worthy OF
the descendants OF English freemen-
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LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.
IwEzTERs ASSOCIATED PRESS EErORrs.l

CHICAGO, November 2.-The machire
shop, foundry, humber and lumber sheds
with teOls and machinery belonging tc
the Chicago, Alton and st. Louis rail,
road, at Bloomington, Illinois, was De.
stroyed by fire last night. Loss, $1,000
to Sl3, 900.
WAsHINGToN, November 2-The fol.
lowing order was issued BY Grant to,
day "Ofhcers belonging to commands
stationed in the South, who have been
absent nom their commands on account
Of yellow fever, will proceed to their
places ln time 70 be present thereat by
the 30th Of this month.
Internal revenue receipts to-day. 81
1853 900 TOR week, S%6,0l9,O0O; for fiscal
year 1913. OSS, 900.
NEW YORK, November 2-The Times
has the following special: "Previous ~
the suspension OF Stanton, be fixed No
yember LIST IS the time when certain
railroads TO which the President had
granted extension, should expire. The
Nashville and C~hattssooga Railroad. a
short time since, made application TO
Grant FOR further extension. He has
decided TO refuse, and nomore extensions
will be grated to Southern railroads.
Gen. Howard has made his report to
Grant. Hesays the amount Of abandoned
aud in possession OF the Bureau Is
zl5 024 acres, and the number Of pieces OF
town property $50.
Boston, November THE entire peo.
pie are In mourning for the death Of Gov.
Andrews. His funeral was attended by
thousands.
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MONDAY EvENN0. YovEMBER al, lSs7.
b comieal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
b~urlrsqae, entitled the
MACK guok

BLACK luNAs H
Le-Ia and Psyehe.-.NIss EMILIE MELVILLE
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NEW YORK, November Flour,
SO l44. Wheat, firmer. Corn, dull,
81 3661 So Oats, lower. Pork, lower;
S2i@I 80. Lard dull, I2s@133c. Whisky
quiet. Cotton, lower, lSi9l9c. Rye,
dull Carolina, 039l0. Sugar, quiet.
I Coffee, firm.
Money stronger at &c. Tho bank state
ment shows the increase Of loans to be
S4l6 40 specie, PSI ,Ss7; circulation,
sl1 996; deposits, s.. l45. 597; legal ten
ders, Sl0,I4I "a; Governments closed
stronger; fines Of 1852. 1859 1854,
I05s tens, 1901 sevsn's, 1866 Ex-
change dull. Gold closed 1901. Stocks
closed dull. Balance IN sub-treasury,
I E1O1 q or
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MISREPRESENTATION COURSE
Fan Meeting, 5 0
THE Fall Meeting over this Course wiz com
menee on the
Eleventh Day Of November, and Con.
tfnue Six Bays.

TyHE Fall Meeting over this Course VIII com
i msnee on the
Eleventh Day Of November, and Con.
time Six Gays.
Three following races closed, ~ the named
/ entries, on the 18th instant:
NURSERY STAKE.
@. W. Dillahunt enters General Duncan's
br.f Antelope, By Ava anche, dam Gazette, D.
Johnson & Douglass enter ok. . Charlotte
Thompson, by imp. Mickey free, dam AGA
Teris, by imp. Albion.
Jack Malone. dam the.dam OF Muggins, ~
Omera.
dam b. imp. Emuei second dam the dam Of
General A. Buford enters sr. c. by Iextngtod;
dam thoroughbred but ped1gras not known;
dress red, gray and white
", s. Tremaine enters s. c. B~ushwhacker, by
Lexington, dam BY Glencoe; dress red, white
Turner & Johnson enter br. c. Crystal, by
Avalanche, dam Gun, b. Chlie Harold.
GREEN STAKE.
G. W. Dfnahunt enters Geu. G. W. Harding's
b. T. DGetta, by Highlander, dam Delta, Dy imp.
johnson 4 DouElass enters c. T. By Jack Ma
lone, dam Alsino. by imp Albion 3 years
old
BY imu. Msrgrave ) years old dress red, gray
and white.
John II. Morgan enters Oh I. Mamie Letcher.
by Australian, dam Lavender, by agener;
Syears Olt.
Z. g. Thomas enters eh. Z Hirs. by Lexington,
out Of Hegira, by imp. Ambassador
Turner & Johnson enters ca. { Magazine, By
Australian. dam By old Wagner
W. 4. FOwlkes enters dark Or C. by Black
Wind, dam by Ambassador 3 years eld-
W. A. FOWlzes enter b. T. ~ NandsL, dam
Dutchess de Berri, by imp. Sovereign
0VERFOS HOTEL STAKE.
Mr.. c. Castillo enters bay T. BY Lexington.
dam Little Peggy By Cripple; dress green and
] 9. Jones eute=sg m. Maggie English, by
Shiloh, dam Fanny oy Epsilon; dress red gray
P. Mitchell enters Pat Cleburne, by Hiawa-
the, darn Oy imp. Emu second dam the dam OF
sack.
T. A. Hausner eutsrs stallion Duke OF Or
leans, by Jack N3lOue, dam hagen r mare.
W. 5. TrsHnaiu- enters b h. Tom Worlsy, BY
Ringgold, dam by Glencoe dress, red white
and niue.
T entries for this stake wese elosed on the
18th instant.
RACES ZET OPEN FOR ENTRIES.
FirsI Day-First race, Gayoso House stake,
mile heats, tOr all ages.
Second Day-SecOnd race, two mile dash, for
all ages
Third Day-Citizens' parse, 500, two mile
heats, free for all ages.
1htrd uay-secOGd race, three mile dash, free
for all ages 500 purse.
FourJh Day-Second race, bankers purse,
5000, thr e mile heats. free for all ages
Fifth Dav-SOutheru and Western Turf Con-
greSs stake, our mi 9 heats.
sixth Day-first race. Saloon stake. mile
ages. Second race mile heats fOrbeat5n horses,
to be handicapped, 500 purse.
GEN. ". 3. FORREST, President
A. D. GIBSON. Secretary. sen
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THE NEW YORK AND OTHER ELEC.
TIDNR

The elections TO occur Ia New York
and other Northern States on Tuesday
next, assume an Importance not due 10
any that were ever held on this continent
In view of the moral influence they
will exert upon the political, material
and social status Of the South, upon the
restoration Of business and prosperity
throughout the country, and upon the
character Of our civilization and the per-
manence Of free representative Govern
ment, it may be said that there is not a
human being Of any age, sex or race
who is not deeply Interested in the NC.
cess Of the Conservatives and Democrats.
Contradictory as II may seem TO the
minds Of the nigger-wOrshippers, 1t is
nevertheless true that the negroes in
terests and future welfare are more
deeply staked on the result Of these
elections than that Of any other
class. The claim to domineer over
this country, set up by the Profit
gates Of Party and the AssassiBs Of
Liberty, for the negro, will Is surely
prove his ultimate ruin, If successful, as
the well known fact that he is incapable
Of the high civilization which is the FINAL
destiny Of this country. 1t would be a.
wise and as safe to put the most unskill-
ful negro brakeman In charge Of all u
railroad trains as it is to make these hit
crate semi-ssvages the legislators and
conductors Of the Government. The
negro being himself interested in the
success Of the Government, should not
wish to run It 10 destruction. This mat
ter OF interest, it so happens, Is the very
fact used by the JecObln D~estructives as
an argument why the negro should be
entrusted with political control. It Is In
truth one of the most forcible and con-
elusive reasons, as applied to the negro
himself, why be should be excluded from
political power. All the elections, in
which he has participated, demonstrate
beyond all csvil or doubt, that the negro,
when clothed with the political fran
chise, has no higher aspiration
than to impress African bsrbarism
and ignorance upon the polity and laws
OF the country. So far as be shall have
the power, he intends to exercise it to
trample down the white race and make
q Hayti of the Union. The late elections
In the South sufficiently prove this preg-
nant and appalling fact. Aside from the
retrograde influence thus brought to
bear upon the African race, what a Pan
iemonium does it open up to the white
Of the South-whAt horrors does it
IoreshAdOw for the entire nationt The
moral influence o. the elections next
tuesday, If they result in the triumph Of
he Conservatives, must eventuste in the
sheek Of this tide Of A riesnization which
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HoTIcE.

GRAVEs.-The friends and scquaintanessof
Rev. J. r. GRAVES are invited 10 attend the
funeral services Of his deceased wife, from the
First Baptist Church. at 2 O'Clock this AFTER
noon. Services by Rev. Or. Ford. q
LEHNER-The friends and acquaintance OF
Mrs.. Julia bshnsr and family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral OF her son JOHN,
from her rssidexce, No.Is5 Second street, this
Sunday afternoon at IL O'CLOCK. 2"
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice can be taken OF anonymous Com
m~unicatons. Whatever is intended for In
serton In the APPEAE, must be suthenu-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer, as a guarantee Of his good faith and
responsibility.
Business letters should be addressed to TIKI
APPEAL," Memphis.
Communications for Publication must be writ
ten on one side OF the page only, and with
all ether matters CONTESTED with the editO-
rial department sbould be addressed: EDI-
TsEs oFTHEA PPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot, Is a rule, undertake to return arti-
eles not found suitable for publication.
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Elections will be held on the first
Tuesday Of November in the States Of
New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kansas and
Maryland.
The Cunsrd steamship company
started twenty-seven years ago with four
steamers, and now has tW~enty-fOnr.
Mrs. Lincoln, in September, 1865,
received SSO07 from Rhode Island, the
amount collected BY one dollar subserip-
tons for the widow Of the murdered
President. Parties 10 that State hold
Mrs. Ldncoln's receipt for the money.
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Died

ROHR-Disd. on Friday morning the LIST inst,
Master OTro KoHE, a bright, promising youth
or eighteen summer
Be-ovs1 BY all who knew him, his energy
and Intelligence dest ned him TO q prominent
place among The useful but God IN His wis
dom willed It otherwise, and took him from
us. he gave, and de has taken away.
"The pride Of pomp, the highth OF pew'r,
All that beauCy, all that wealth s'er gave,
Alike await the insvitasle hour,
The path OF glory leads but TO the grave"
HANBURY-Died, Of yellow fever. at the
residence OF her brother, Tho Z Hanbury,
Rtyburn avenue, at 8 O'Clock am, November
Is, Mis- A HA1BURY, Of Petersburg.
vs.. aged fourteen years.
Petersburg, Va papers please copy.
RUTHERFORD-Died, at baskerville, Texas,
October Il, after a protTacted illness, IHcafAs
RUTHERFORD, formerly OF this eiry.
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n

A Full and Complete Stock ct very low prices.
Gents Winter Pants. from 81 y 70 50 apairi
Cloth Cashmere and Velvet Yests, trom 81 %
TO s. each
fine Busne 5 Goats. from Sito s. 50 each;
Heavy OyercOsts, fruIp 81 60 81 50 each
Mem Hats, from s 10 81
and sslhng AZ a Redneti % ofTegular prices.
] ad eS' Shors from Aucuoa
Gents UnderW ear at q tretE E-0u uons
Ribbons, Buttons. trimming etc, a full
and romplets ttack are iuciud u IA our late
purchas =, aud wdl be offered al tie zane low
rates.
dollar saved IS two earned. Remember
tn s. aud buy ynur goods Al
ELsOS5 &AMMOEH CHEAP srHkE.
- III NJ. .L..aL
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nARKETs

NEW ORLEANS, November 2.-Cotton,
easier sales, l450 bales middhngs, III
@lSc; receipts, 260 bales; exports, 2829
bales. No change In sugar and molasses.
Flour, quiet and steady; supeFflne.
$40 % choice. sl46l5 Corn, duff, S1 so.
Pork, dull at S23 70. Bacon, dull; shout
ders, l4sc; clear sides, Isle. Lard de-
clined &c. Gold, 40f sterling, 50@5S;
York sight, discount
CINCINNATI, November 2.-Flour, dull
and irregular. Corn, dull. Mess pork,
IN demand at $50, Bacon, unimproved.
Lard, l2tc,
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sUNDAr. ..E.EE NovEmERs. ial
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THE Cumberland University, Of Leb-
anon, Tenn, has received a donation OF
$4,000, and the University OF Missis-
sippi, at oxford, Miss, has been the
recipient OF s25,OOO, during the present
year. So says the New York Herald.
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SALE or THE
Lands
On Thursday. NOVEMBER IA.

nN the near approach Of this important sale,
~ we desire to inform those parties wishing
to examine the grouuJs before the sale, that a
conveyance to the premises will leave our Of
nee DAILY AT NINE An, aEd9eturn al one
O'Clock.
The sale will open az lot Number Ono, on the
OHd state Line road, opposite the residences OF
Col. W. 7. avery.
Public competition having been invited, no
bid will be received st private sale.
every lot pat up viii be sold positively and
without reserve, and with the pledge Of the
owner and the AuctiOheers that there shall be
no fictitious bidding. Or
~kOYsTER, IRRELEVANT &CO,
n0y1 TW Au-rtfouaa-N
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A. S. LEVY & CO.,
AUCTION d Commission
$50 Second Street.
CALEs EVERY DAY. Quick sales; promp

1HE PULMONTC BALsAM or WILD
j CHERRT AND WOOD NAPTHA Is a care
mly c-mPounde1 medicine. selected Win ths
greatest care and manufactures eEclustveIy b.
the -uisc0verer. Dr. Williams At bis LabOrafory
in persOu 80 that every component particle %
th1f med1cine il carefully analyZed and tested
before Il u offered for sale. This Ereat medi-
cine, although a beautiful transparent wine
color, and 80 pleasa1tiu its taste thaL the small
EFT infant viii love 10, yet IN IL Effects Il Is IN
E~anta1e0us. after each dose, clearly Indicating
that a most powerful sgent IL efeclng great
cure By auaylng all the disturbing symptoms
which Invariably accompany the train Ct dis
eases for which this medicine Is specially de-
signed
Inquire for DR. Williams Pulm0nic Balsam
Of Wild Cherry ane Wood Naptha. sold By AL
be supplied at J. B. WATSON & CO .. Whole
sale Druggists and sole agents for this medi-
cine ~ whom al orders must be addressed
oe1g n
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, November 2.-Cotton dun
and unchanged. Corn, 49s Cd Lard,
SIS Sd. TallOw, 45s.
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TEN YEARS CREDIT!
90 Lots
NEAR MEMPHIS,
At Public Sale,
On 10 Years Time.
i est bidder A-sn-
On Thursday, I4th November 1897.

PROPOSE toseu At Public sale. 70 the Hi,,.
On Thursday, I4th November 1857.
About DC ser@ field and Forrsst Land IN
Homestead Tract, situated three me- - -
aenyns = tne hesd o. Union avenue. and
lying between central avenue and he an Soc
Line road Ihenost popular street paveTsDfs
being nov IN process d construction Il, No.
phis, good turnpikes or street rauwava - -.
roads leading nom the city d eeriT throuZ5
his property must soon follow fharshv az-e
I'M the most reasonable probabfTrv 40 80
ana rapid ennancemEur Of Value
IN stating the advantages Of this rr,,a-+- z
would specially refer 20 the HEALTH ~ =.
localty A. having been always considered
the city envtrons; While the high charartsr ~
Z the Be~ighbOrhOod and The provision mac -
Church and School Privileges combine ~ rs1dsr
70 one Ofthe most desirable points fr 4 s1b-r-
pan residence which the vicinity OF Memphis
The TITLE % this property has been vs-tsd
{ IN my father and myself for thirty vaars uirb-
out t~nterruptton, and Is Zee from any incum-
brance.
PANS Of the Property may be had At
the once Uf Ihe AuctiuEeeFs. The Ave-
nues are OBrBed and the Lots Numbered.
50 as tobe Examined at any time before
the Sale.
Bstag D~stsrHb,sd 20 seH I shall offer the fol-
I lowing liberal
TERMS; Ons-tenth CASA, the balance In tn
AnnuM 4nsfdHHenb, with interest from late.
Warranty eds given, and Trust Deeds taksu-
waving redemption These terms will make
~ very easy FOR any one 70 secure a DIeasan I
Home which must instantly increass IN
sSlqe ard comfort as the gToELh o. Memphis
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT { CO.,
-a-HE--cru "a
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A ssOCIATED with his House are Messrs.
n H. +. FarpswOrtn, John G. Reakirt, Rich
ard Brewster, James Boon, George Gonrlay and
Others, all OF whom are well and faVOrably
known in this cisy and throughout the South
generally, as thorough practical Druggists and
correct business men OF long and tried expert
ence. And with our personal knowledge and
farniliarlty wirh he wants OF. cur numerous
friends and pstrons, and our strict attention TO
business, we are determined 10 make this the
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$1,000 Re2CG1'd!

WILL be paid for detection and conviction
w o~ftnceBdiary concerned in burning olthe
Walt Block on sunday last, by
ALEXANDEk STODDART,
Manager OF " UuderwEiters' Agency" New
YORK City. nOv8 IW
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NEW ADvERTIsEME'Ts
a Rnr0nin Ofered.

A PAIR Of handsome Family HORSES n
u CARRIAGE can be bought for City scrip,
II applied for acknowledgement having no
use for them. apply 70
nov3 8te WE. DONOHO. 81 Main 81.
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Removal.
Cono,,tnersbin.

7 AWRENCE s CARTER nave removed 10
l. No. ~ Front street, between Adams and
Jefferson.
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WE lay associated with US in the General
w Commission business, Mr.. GEO. W. GIL
MORE, late or Mobile, Ala dating from 18th
Mt. The style Of nrm viii be LAW RENEE,
& 60.
novs Nv LAWRENCE & CARTER.
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Col. RAULsFoE, Representative Of
Marion county in the Legislature, died
at Nashville On the Slst ult., Of pneumo-
nia