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For Coughs. Colds and Consumption,
Tx Y; sld n an Ssl ...s. ysa s rv s.-
sAdsst ed nest esissssfsd p! syty yssss
pest. 6et the gsaslss. kSSD, CUTLER q CO.
Druggists, Doston. rropfistors. 6mo
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miscellaneous,
n A 8 B Y

IN important Case at the Corners sndsr the
Hasrak .1ss-tk Deeisions ef Squire Ca
viH.
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HELNBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT Bucuu y
pleasant In taste ard odor, irvs ca ell inlarteae
properties. and iunsdiass In its action. =.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE u hereby Eivsa thai Land Warrant No.
IN silI2, NJ l60 scrSA Issued ID John Stask pole,
privsis IN Capt walkers company Of Maine nj.
iitia Wsf q lsi2 be bssa lest while IN custody Of
N Scshs nom the hrst publication Of this notice
snnijestioo will DO made % The Commissioner Of
rrrsions or duplicate Of the same. -
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AppREss 49,
Or. D. H. sEELrE & CO.,
FREEroRT, III.
Sold BY oil Wholesale and retail druggists
GENERAL AGENTS,

I:ss p Pvt. cssIrs. e.. PILLS.: nsss
csissss. iii MD S:ss: 49,: c. g: - 2
& A. seSls.os Co. Ls,;:yilI:; ~ sssss
e w. 1919 ri Nal, i.lilssss "A p:s.:f
ohio; w. Jokeet"., Dsereis' nsn''
Giisoa Psisfs 8 Co, Lesisvilis, ky' ~
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, MOULTON & BODWELL
WILL BEAT THE WORLD IN
@Selling at Low Prices
EVERY PERSON IS SURE TO BUY THAT
MINDS THIS 5ToCK.

rrMEssRs. MoULToN BoDwELL would most respectfully
of the public to tho Copartnop Notice in another
column the advertisement of N THAYER MoULToN OF
they would that Of the prices therein named are much
than they selling they have just made large a
dions to their Goods bought tho Loot Neo York duo
ton Prices which below that for which they be manufac
and astonsh every that examines this stock
instance SALE They have also added to
their stock large limo of
Shifting Flan'ls & Ladies Cloaking Goods,
great variety goods before kept They would
say they have every facility for the manufacture OF any
garment wear with dispatch and in the most fashionable and
thorough which they their special attention. and
will never garment leave tho establishment without its giving
perfect satisfaction.
10 " MOULTON g. BODWELL.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
10 PRMiLRS IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. 2 4 9 Ia
dleott street, Boston, 70 eonsutsd daily Tor OIL die.
Utsri. or filling Of the Womb, fluor Albus, Sup.
preston. and other menstrual dsraAgsmspls, are
now treated upon new pathological principle and
Invariably certain 10 the new mods Of treatment,
that most obstinate complaints yield under t. and
The sfieted person soon reoiess In perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt hsd greater experience In
any other physician In boston, and has. anss
1876, confined his whole sttsntion 20 the cure of
private diseases and Female Complaints.
n B-All letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not be answered.
Once honFs from 4. y. to9P.h,
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Iosr Oyris. CosrEpEsir X RoAps
(which is in the Staff Nv kentuck-
Feb. %, 1867.
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Ccrtatn Cure In all Cases,

Those who need the services Of On sxpertenced
physician OF surgeon In all difheult and chronic
diseases Of every name and nature. should give
him . call
P.S. DR. Dow imports and has tor sale new ~.
tele called the French Secret. Order BY mall. for
81 and red stamp. VIC
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FURNISHING GOODS
Cheaper than any ono else, As they were
that Hon. John Lynch should 90 back TO Congress
Did yoa observe tho rush for his store ~ ,oon n
the voting was over. Perhaps some timid friends
thought tho store was on nrs, but soon found out
that II was all right when they entered and OBJ
served tho proprietor, clothed and In his right
mind" attending 10 the wants Of all those voters
who went away with such
Beautiful Hats
On their heads. They sarsd nsir country By pofing,
and then saved some money by purchasing their
Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods Of J. W. LIT.
TLEFlELD, where may b found tie
LATEST STYLES HATS 4 CAPS,
Also good assortment Of
SHIRTS, UNDER GARMENTS,
NECKTIES, COLLARS. GLOVES, de-
THE BEST COLLAR
10 THE
Universal Enameled Nodded Collar,
To DO found on,yat
J. w. LITTLEFIELD'S,
50 Main st. Cor. Of Water st., saoo.
And .. VIM. HILLS. No. 100 Main st.. D'ddsrd.
HTo TIN pEpLERst
CUMMINGS 4 wEsr
Offer you the best Tin Ware made In the County at
PRICES THAT. DEFY COMPETITION
Also Feeders Supplies Of all hind: such a. Yansks
and wesdsn Ware, g., %.
Nos. us q Irs Main Street. 2,
N OTICE f.! ,a.
The LARGEST and BEST SELECTED assortment
Of Ladies' and Dents
GOLD ( SILVER WATCHES,
OlOckS,
JBWBGRT,
SILVER ( PLATED WARES.
10 Oils vicinity, can DO found u Mesrs.
TWAIN BL EY 4 cLEAVEs,
100 MAIN STREET,
Crystal Arosdsl, Biddsiord.
N.D.-Ali kinds Of hns Watch end Jewslry Re-
peirisx done and warranted 70 givs satlsfaetioa,
June lot, 1856. q
A GREAT VARIETY OF
INTERESTING GAMES!
FOR CHILDREN,
FOR SALE At rF
J. s. LOCKE's,
Factory Island, Saco.
81 Posters, large and slasu srthis once.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RExroRED
by IlELnpoLp's kxvnAcr BrCnu.
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ENYHhRLEp AND DELICATE CONsriTu.
TiONS, OF both sexes, use uELABoLp'S EIraAcr
Bucnu. Il will give brisk aud energetic feelings,
and enable you TO sleep we'll.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Hundreds and thousands annually die grcma-
tureiy when, II they would eve tho Great French
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Doub,e and Twisted Cashmere from 75c to S2OO former
All Wool Black Broacoth from s225 to $500; former pri
All Wool Beavers from S275 to $500; former prices s4Oo
AM Wool Tricos from $l62 to $3.50; former prices $40
Am Wool Piqucts 1897; former price $lO50.
All Wool Dagouals s4.5O to S55o former prices s9'Vo 70
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-19
T-ELEGRARHIO MARKETS

NEW ORLEANS, September I8.-Cotton
unchanged; sales 400 bales; low mid
ding, 2l4c; receipts. 594 bales. Sugar,
prime Louisiana, Ice. No Louisiana
mOlssses in the market. Flour quiet,
but prices firm and unchanged. Corn in
better demand and firmer, 81 15(G1 20
whole range. Oats firm, 73675c. Pork
dull and dropping, S27 124. Bacon
steady and firm shoulders, Ice; clear
sides, 1910; sugar cured hams. oslo.
Lard firm, ~tierces, l45c. Gold, 45sG45f
Sterling, 564@591. New York sight, ]
premium.
LOUISVILLE, September I8.-Tobaeco
unchanged sales, 1s3 hhds. Superine
-four, 81 so; A No. !, Sl1 %. Wheat,
y l0G2 20. Corn higher, 81 I03I 20.
Oats, 65G65c in bulk. Mess pork dull,
S25. Bacon shoulders, I5c; clear ribbed
sides, lSGlSfe; clear sides, Isle packed I;
fancy hams, DC. Lard heavy; sales of
8 tierces at l3c, but generally held at
l3@c. Whisky, 32G35c.
CINCINNATI, September IS.-Flour is
firm; family SO 5000 rs. Wheat is
higher No. . red s. 80. Oats 6Oc. Rye
is firm at 81 2S@1 80. Barley is firm at
full prices. Corn is firm No. l, g % in
bulk ; a 9SeGSl. Whisky 35c bonded.
Provisions tirmer and highes. Pork held
at S25. Bulk shoulders i3c; sides I5e I;
bacon shoulders l4Ae; clear sides 18c ;
sugar cured hams 224G23c. Lard held
at l3@l35c. Groceries steady at full
prices. Business was suspended on
Change FOR half sn hour to-day, ewing to
the reception given Sherman, which Yas
most enthusiastic.
ST. LOUIS, September IS.-Tobacco &C
tive; Tugs, S3G6 so; wrappers, S21626 a;
good and bright leaf, S2595O; fancy.
800. Hemp, very dull. Flour, better
grades held higher; other grades, un-
changed. Fall wheat. sc higher; spring,
stesdy. Corn, heavy 81 OSGI 10 for
white. Oats, frmer 67G70c. Rye,
higher choice, 81 %. Provisions, &C
tive. Pork, 81 SO. Bacon shoulders,
14i915c clear sides, Isle sugar cured
hams, 239231c. Tierce lard, I4G14Ic /;
kegs, I5c.
New YORK, September IS.-Cotton,
steady sales, 800 bales; uplands, 244G.
25c. Flour, higher; ~superfne, state and
western, IS 40G9 25. Whisky, quiet but
steady; $4,000 for bonded. Wheat,
better No. one spring, 81 Is. Rye.
frmer western, 81 As Barley, dull.
| Corn, better. New meal, 81 25aI q.
Oats, better Ohio, 67e; Chicago, see.
Coffee, quiet. Sugar, in fair request (;
Cuba, llGl2c. MOlasses, dull. Wool,
in fair request; domestic, fleece, 44645e.
Pork, firm, S24 81. Lard, steady; bbls.
l34Gl4sc.
Money irmer and active at 667 for
call loans. Sterling 9f@9t. Gold firmer,
Ass. Governments quiet, coupons Of
Isl llIt; do Of '67 1I4g 1O-40s 994 7-30s
lO7. Stocks very heavy, Western Union
telegraph 425 n Y central 10Y; Erie
SIG; new Tennessee s.. Receipts OF the
sub treasury g, 435, 3Sl payments 81
$40, III; balance SI22, I22,S76.
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THE Crawford county Forum, in Ohio,
calls the national debt a " big swindle, /!
the five-twenties, bonds of iniquity,"
the republican majority a " brute mob"
and the last war a great Massacre
1t calls things by their right names +:
and 30 does the New York Herald IL Il e
following sentences, in which, speaking
Of the Radical party, it says:
Trying the issue Of the first, they,
through the negro, roll ignorance to the
summit and demand the nation to look
on and worship. The white man must
| cling to the black and look 10 him for
national regeneration. Our political
SUD is growing so refulgent that we
must no longer look at it except
through q dark medium. Black b.
comes the national color, and the
republic, by the radical party, is
forced into mourning. True to
the fanatical spirit which sways the
minds Of those who cry party first and
country afterwsrd, the radicals, TO make
the ballot surer, TO make the national
wreck more complete, to sink all hat in
telllgence holds Of value in the once
proud United States, find the proeonsuiar
system TO be a necessity, and forthwith
five relationships spring into existence
upon a soil which we haughtily boast il
part Of the republic. Down with the
white up with the black +! and 10! al
the word black stands where white
stood, and white abjectly takes the place
Of black. Ignorance is at a premium
and intelligence is no longer & virtue.
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another, It is distinction and place. De
likes 10 wear 8 badge, il It be but g
bauble. How he would be tickled with
a seat In Congress, or the Legislaturel
How he would rejoice to be a Mayor, 8
Magistrate or an Alderman Mr.. WEN
DELL PHILLIPS says he ought to be Vice
President. Why should he not be that,
or even President, If he chooses? He
holds the balance of power in the Ebony
Empire. He has the voting strength.
Rsdicslism is his sworn liege. PHIL
LIP and GREEDY and SUMNER and
WILSON and WADE are his worshippers
and admirers, They have legislsted him
superior to the white race. Is there any
reason why he should not accept the
situation and at once throw himself
into the breach and save the country
from the threatened possession Of rebels,
traitors and disloyalists White men
are very uncertain. More than half OF
them are rebels and cOpperheAds. The
other moiety are the worshippers Of the
negro. The negro Is the only truly loyal
man in the country except Radicals
and Radicals doat on him-love
him-worship him. Let him then,
without delay, accept the reins Of rule
and restore and reconstruct the country.
Let him relieve all bur disorders, disseE-
siOns.and political jars by, CURTIUs-like,
throwing himself into the abyss and
accepting oil the Offices. Let US have an
end Of the eternal Niger question, by
making the negro supreme, and allowing
| him to run the machine after the fashion
| Of his brother Of Dahomey. This is the
true solution Of all our troubles-the only
practical solution as long as Radicalism
is rampant and ascendeRt. Then, let
us have the Ebony Empire!
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LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.
lwEsrERN ASSOCIATED PRESS nErOEra.l

CINCINNATI, September 1s.-Genersl
Sheridan and staff arrived this morning
from ST. Louis. They leave tomorrow
for Washington.
The races over the Buckeye course
opens on Monday. Lancaster, Auggins,
Extra Lee, Paul, Revolver, Privateer
and Harry Of the West are among the
horses entered.
New ORLEANS, September 1s.-Tbe
deaths from yellow fever for the day
ending at six O'Clock this morning, were
forty-six. The disease is spreading
among the towns in the interior Of the
state.
A negro judge presided this morning
on the bench in the first districtreeordeF's
court.
LOUISVILLE, September 1s.-The river
Is falling, with only twenty-six inches
over the bar at the foot Of the falls.
NEW YORK, September lS.-At q
meeting Of the Grand Lodge /. o. o. F
to-day, the resolution for the admission
Of no beneficiary members was lost.
1t was resolved to revise the German
translation Of the written work Of the
order, and the matter was intrusted 10 a
committee OF Representatives: Merck OF
Wisconsin, Deitz Of Georgia, and Garry
Of Maryland.
A resolution against the abolition OF
the degrees Of Ribah, and providing for
q more thorough organization OF the
work, was not acted on.
A charter was granted to a Grand
Lodge of colored men. 1t was also re-
solved that the late Grand Bodies be
empowered to cause defunct Lodges or
Encampments to be resuscitated on the
application of five members.
WASHINGTON, September is. The
presidential party reached here from
Antietam this morning.
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Al the nresant time Brazil fnrnia.

AT the present time Brazil furnishes
a large proportion Of the diamonds Of
commerce, the celebrated mines of Col
conds being so nearly exhausted as to
rent for 8 few dollars a year. Other
localities in India are, however, rather
more prolific. In the United States they
have been obtained in Rutherford
county, n. e., and in Hall county, Ga.
and very recently quite a number have
been fonnd in California, principally in
Ell Dorado and Amador counties.
In Chicago, s few days ago, DIR.
Charles PerthOldy was called on to at
tend q daughter, eighteen years old. OF
g. Aurbaeh. She was considered nj the
point Of death, and was s~peechless. The
doctor, under p~retense Of making a mi.
vate examination, induced ali others 10
leave the room, when he ravished the
girl. She did not die, but in three or
four days recovered sufficiently 10 ae-
quaint her father with what had hap
pened. The police were put upon the
track Of the doctor, but he has thus far
managed TO elude them.
There are no letters " held for post
age" at the Providence (R. H. Office. A
wealthy gentleman visits the Office every
week and furnishes stamps for ali letters
that require 1t. What motive prompts
him to this action is not known, but il il
said that some years ago he suffered loss
to q large amount through the failure Of
q letter to reach its destination.
THE DEVILS Auction - Is the horri-
flying title Of 3 spectacular piece TO be-
brought out at RarnumIs museum al
New York next week.
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THE HUMAN FROG.

From the st. Louis Republican,
There is a man on exhibition in Lon
don who calls himself " NatatOr,n or the
human frog, and who performs feats un-
der water. Mr.. F. auckland has exam
ined him, and makes a report thereupOn.
"Natator" practices in an aquarium,
and the following are some of his feats /:
He descends and eats, under water, a
sponge-cake or a bun. He opens his
mouth to show that he has really swal-
lowed it. It is most difficult to swallow
cake under water without also swallow
ing the water. It requires three years
practice to do this performance with
safety for If, when under water, he
should happen to cough, the water would
enter, he would instantly be chOked, and
a serious accident would ensue.
Ascending to the surface, g soda water
bottle is handed to him he dives with it
to his perch at the bottom, and drinks
down the contents, viz a half-penny-
worth Of milk; he chooses milk because
Of the color, and in order that the au-
dience may see that he actually drinks it
from the bottle this is q most difficult
trick, as it Is hard to swallow the milk
without the water getting into the
mouth.
A lighted pipe is handed to him he
takes a few whiffs above water, and then
descends with it when under water, he
manages somehow to keep it slight, and
to emit bubbles, which, coming to the
surface, burst in little pufs Of tobs Gee
smoke. Coming TO the surface, he shows
that his pipe is still alight.
He is y young man, twenty years old,
five feet seven and a half inches in stat
ure, and nine stone six pounds in weight ;
be is slightly built, but exceedingly well
made and muscular. His pulse, on COM
ing out of the water, gave one hundred
and fOrty-eight beats to the minute :
twenty minutes after, they were ninety
two to the minute.
When he first began to practice long
stays under water, some four or five
years since, he used to suffer from severe
headaches, but now these have quite
disappeared he never has rheumatism
or other ache or pain in any form, though
he goes through his performance at half
past ten every night, and sometimes
twice day. The water in his aquarium
he generally manages to keep at a tenn
perature Of about siXty-twO degrees, but
the warmer the water is the longer he
can stay in, and the easier his perform
ances become. The longest time be has
remained under water at q stretch has
been s~ixty-nine seconds, and last Satur-
day week he remained sixty-fOUr his
ordinary tricks require from ten to thirty
seconds under water.
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10 notice can be taken Of anonymous Oom'
nunIcsuons. Whatever Is intended for In
ssrtlon In the APPEAL, must be authenti'
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer, as . guarantees OF his good faith and
responsibility.
p-s,Dsss letters should be addressed TO THE
APPEAL," Memphis.
Communications for publication must be writ
ten on one side or the page only, and with
all other matters connected with the edito-
rial deuartment, should be addressed: E0I-
voEs oFTHE APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot. as rule, undertake 20 return arti-
-rss not found suitable FOR publication.
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PRINCIPLES GOVEREING THE CON.
DUCT or THE APPEAL.

A CONVENIENT OF white men for white
men; and no political miscegenauon.
LOYALTY to the Union or The STATES; FIDEL-
rrY 10 the Constitution in its true extent and
meaning Obedience 20 and maintenance OF
al law. state and National, oOnstitutionGlly
enacted.
RESISTANCE 10 Tyranny, Usurpation and OPP
preston, OF one man or many and TO AL en-
croachments 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 Esr-ABLIsHMENTs OF Military despotisms
no e-nthronIng Of martial law, no suspension
OF writ OF Habeas Corpus, no Staying OF cit.
izens by Military Commission, no interference
with the Courts. no lettres de oachet, in time o!
peace.
STRICT INTERPOLATION OF the Military TO th'
civil Power.
No ARMIES OF States in time O
peace.
.sroRAr1oN OF d~isfranchised citizens to AZ
Vsaud privileges Of which they have beer
y disseized; no prosecutions or disqualification
Tor political opinions; for the PAST, oblivion
OF offences; for the PRESENT and FUTURE
UNION, PEACE, Law and ORDER.
~RPErv TO all freemen OF ih'
African race, ofsu the CIVIL rights OF freemen
No REPUTATION, by Stale or Nation, of any
honest aud lawful de5L
No REvrvAL OF old party differences; but
Union OF all Conservative men, Of all former
parlies. who revere the Constitution, TO restore
the old landmarks Of the Government.
No 10 plumber one portion 81
the country for the profit Of another portion.
WHATEVER Is JUST; whatever is RIGHT.
whatever is Of GOOD REPUrE and worthy OF
the descendants OF English freemen
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Dancing and DenOrtment.

ss- Agents for HATCH, MAURICE & Co,
81. Louis, No. sells I'm
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NoNsIGNMENTs OF all Plantation Supplies
solIcited. sel9 W6m
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'Ts
Nnn- Reafaent Notfce.

County Court Of Shelby County, Tennessee.
e. sis.
IN this cause Il appearing from anidavit hied
4 that William Thomas ClOar, Martha Jane
George Washington Cloar and Albert CiOar
defendants IN above cause, are NONRESIDENT
OF the State OF Tennessee
Is Is therefore ordered that they enter tneil
appearance herein, and plead, answer or deuuI
to the petitioners petition on OF before the
nrst three days of the November Term Of said
COurt, be ginning on the 4th day otNoyember, iSI
or the same viii be taken for confessed ~ Y
them, and set for hearing ez parte-
IL Isl further ordered, that copy Of this Oruel
he published once a wees for f0ur successive
weeks "A the Memphis Appeal, a newspaper
Attest. JNO. LOAGUE, Clerk.
Thompson & Frazer. solicitors for petitioners
SentemberI ". 1867. se3 4tiaWr
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$ T.

l. T
Len on the seat in water-closet at 0veTton
Hotel, on Wednesday morning, September Is,
a God unting TaSed Watch snd Chain. Be
lisying that the finder is waiting to see the loss
advertised. I insert this notice, and viii cheer
fully reward the person who will leave the
Watch with Mr.. Barlow, clerk az UverUOn Ho-
tel. Z. W. ). BROWN,
sells 81 Louisville, Ky.
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81 New York Day Book, Philadelphia Led
ger. baltimore sun, Cincinnati Enquirer, Lou
Isville JOurual, st. Louis Republican. New Or
leans Crescent, Little Rock Gazette and Madi-
son Pioneer copy till day of sale and send bill
to TOT. Phillips & Co Memphis. sells I'd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-19

DEFERRING to the above notice Of cOpart-
III nership. we would say 70 the citizens u
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas that par.
ticuIar attention viii be given to the sale Of
Cotton, and the highest price that the market
will afford will always be obtained. obey inz
the instructions OF our customers IN every IN
stance. we expect 10 get a liberal share Of pat
ronags. Our stock OF Bagging, Rope, Ties, Gro
eeries. etc, viii always be omplete and SOLD As
low Is can be bought in this market.
MERCER WARE 4 TALLEI,
saf7 Tu No FQf Main cor. washington 81.
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CoDnrtnership.

WE have associated with Us in the Cotton
w Factsrsge and Grocery Business JOHN
n. WARE, formerly OF the nTm OF BatlsSs q
Ware. Helena, Ark, ami late or the hrm OF
Rice, Ware q Engle, Memphisl The business
will hereafter Ue conducted in the name or
MERCER, WAEE q TALLE1.
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THIRD DAY.

trance $40.
SECOND RAUE-Thres nile dash sor all ages
SO entrance. Three or more 70 start AssOeia-
ton to add 500. Second horss to save his en-
trance money.
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j. ID. Raspberry, general agent for Arkansas.
John Z. Reardon, Little Rock, Ark.
Intrusion, Van Buren, Ark.
Read Fletcher, Pine Bluf, Ark
Jno. r. Eaktn, Washington, Ark.
Rev. A. r.. WTnGeId, Camden, Ark.