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Persons afflicted with Cancer. scrofu,a Turors Erup-
to ms, SC, are curei by the of Dr.. GRsgSE's
ELECTROMAGNETIC BATHS
and Indian Vegetable Remedies which cleanse the blood
Of all HuHors, Mercury, Lead. &C. and restore health 70
inFat us anicted with every variety Of diseases book
describing Cancer, serons Humors and other disc
with their proper means OF cure may be obtained free 81
the Medical destitute. or BIZ nail Address Da. X
GREENE. 10 Temple place Boston 2ses
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FIRST MORTGAGES BONDS

having thirty and bearing annual interest
payable the first day January and July In the City
Of New York, at RATE Of SIX PER CENT IN GOLD. at
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4 RARE CHA N Gel

In an cipstioo OF going West offer good indueement
in the sale OF the following property About hundred
acres land laying fifty rods west OF the village of Cam
bridgeport, consisting Of twelve Of tiaee twenty
five Of timber aud the remainder pasurage Said
farm also contains nice young orchard Of grated fut
and sugar orchard Of nearly Eve hundred treeseyery
thing convenient have eighty situated in
Rockingham mile from the village bly, divided
Into tlage. pasurage and timber, with good apple
sugar orchard. Also my dwelling house, barn and
buildings, Store with stock Goods good
over the storel situated 10 Cambrdgepor and will sell
the whole part TO suit purchasers
ANY wishing to invest in a will End
good iuducement by investigating this stock. good
trade estsb shed. ISAAC GLYNN.
CANBRiDosPoRr April 1867. Is
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A FINE OLD VIOLIN well known as
n DUSHAN VIOLIN, for sale.
Inquire Of ; 2. MERRILL.
Bellows Faii-. VI
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DowSER's KEROSENE oILi
THE BEST ARTICLE IN MARKET
At HYDEsS
Hides :.

Commissioners Notice.
WE, the Subscribers being duly appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court, for the District OF Westminster,
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the OF Henry
OF Westminster in said district deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited In offset thereto and
six months from the oath day OF June A. D. 1867, being
allowed by said for that purpose DO therefore
hereby give notice, that will attend the business
our said appointment at the dwelling house Of the said
late Henry May in Westminster in said district the
third Saturday in September next and the third Saturday
In December next, FROM ten o'clock. A. NJ, until four
O'clock P. NJ. on each Of said days
w. r. klMBALL, cor.,..
d. A. DEWoLF, No""
MARY V. MAY, Adm'rx
June 10Th A D. 1867. 81
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DANCER, scRoFULA, &c. CURED.

TICKETS for sale by L. J. POWERS & BRO, Steamboat
Agents, under Nassasot Hou'e, Springfield. 2s-al
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD,
a N OF
GENERAL gUrEzurExDEEI's OFFICE,
and Nashville Express

MEMPRrs, Tenn, September ., 1857.
TRAINS will leave the Depot fthis Company,
i at head OF Main street, until further notice,
as follows
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02
looxxuNTcArED

Proposition from NE. Woodruff
Editors Memphis appeal. It was not
my intention to notice any communica-
ton that might appear in the city papers
Unless the writers came out over their
own signatures. But o ofthe party,
writing for the Bulletin, says, " We un-
derstand some Of the first business men
Of this city, men who have no conf.
dence in the present Incompetent off
cisls, but, an abiding confidence in the
road ard its capacity, rightly managed,
10 work clear Of all financial difficulties.
are willing to pledge their private for.
tunes to the extent Of eight millions,
that, Il shall be successfully run In the
interest Of Memphis" etc, etc.
In order to test thetruthfulness Of their
assertions / will make this proposition /:
II the party who wish 10 get control OF
the road, or II their wealthy friends, who
fear the interest Of Memphis has not
been fully awarded, will come forward
and pay the amount advanced by the
Louisville and Nashville railroad COM
rany, and assume 70 pay the liabilities
they have assumed, / will have the lease
transferred 70 them, (or a newOne made,
with the consolidation clause out, If they
80 prefer. I will decline a reelection,
and viii use all the influence that ] pos
sess, with the stockholders of the Mem
phis and Ohio railroad company, TO iO-
duce them 10 vote for any set ofdirectors
they may select.
Gentlemen, this is a plain, and I con-
slider, a fair,propositiOn. II you are SIN
cere In your opposition and fear Mem
phis is about TO be injured by the lease,
prove your sincerity BY your acts. Come
forward and do for Memphis and the
Memphis and Ohio railroad what the
Louisville and Nashville is
willing to do, and 1 will pledge the lease
shall be transferred 10 Won.
A WOODRUFF. President
". a 0. r. r. Co.
MEnPHIs, TESS, September 50. 1851.
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me scsnrrs a. Te.a.

A VirgiHlsu-in Texas writes to q friend
In this city an interesting letter, from
which vi are allowed to make the fol
lowing extract:
Nsvasota, distant about ten miles from
this place, is q little town OF about three
thousand inhabitants. OF the three
thousand only about three hundred were
silly enough to brave the epidemic. OIL
the three hundred that remained, over
one hundred have already died. OF the
remaining two hundred over half are
sick, and Of the sick nearly all will die,
Judging from the past course Of the dis
ease. The accounts from there are truly
heart-rending. Woman without their
Observation-Disclosures without their wives
having lost ali their children, are repre-
sented as wandering about the streets
perfectly crazy. The dead, many Of
them, are lying on the streets unburied.
OF the buried, almost all are unsheeted
and unshFouded, and some Of them I'M
cofiined, being thrown in goods boxes
with a few inches Of earth scattered over
then. Man power and man skill are as
nothing, and the people look and pray
for help only from Him, who, in His IN
scrutibie wisdom, has added to their cup
Of gall, already overlooking, another in
gredient Of great bitterness. Petersburg
hteligeneeT.
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MARKETS

NEW ORLEANS, October I.-Cotton
dropping; low middling, 1910; receipts
1880 bales sales, 100 bales; exports, 70(
bales. Sugar, nOminally unchanged
Cuba molasses quoted at 55c. Flour
frm superfne. sl4. Corn, dull yellow
and mixed, 81 40. Oats, dull COO. Mess
pork, S27@27 25. Bacon, active ; shout.
ders, 15tc clear sides, I9tc.l Lard, firm.
Gold, 48k sterling, 5695s; New York
sight, Tot premium.
CINCINNATL October Flour, higher,
family, 81 25@1I so. Wheat, scarce;
3 IS. Corn, irmer: No. !, soc. Oats,
In demand; goose. Rye, advanced
81 IS. Barley, unchanged. Tobacco,
Inactive. Whisky, dull. Pork, un-
changed. Bulk meats, so. Bacon,
hrmer and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, October l.-Sales Of I23
bids. Of tobacco at full rates 81 ION
% Is. Flour advanced CSC on choice
grades Wheat 81 IS. Corn, shelled In
bulk, 81 039l O5 in ear, bulk, 81 10,
Oats 67@66c. Mess pork S24. Bacon
shoulders l62c; clear ribbed sides I7Jc :
clear sides l7io. Lard, ia t~ierces. 1916.
Whisky nominal at S5c in bond.
ST. LOUIS, October Tobacco IN
changed. Flour inactive; superfne, 81.
Oats stiff and higher, 63665c. Barley
steady, 81 S061 IS. Rye more active,
81 l0Sl liz. Provisions dull and droop-
ing. Pork, S24 50924 rs. Bacon shout
ders, l4CSi4tc; clear sides, 17FGlsc F;
main hams, l99lS1c sugar cured hams,
25c. Lard, I43e.
NEW YORK, October L.-Cottou. rather
heavy; sales to day, 1000 bales Uplspdp.
&c. Flour, better; closing, super6ne.
s8a935. Whisky, quiet and UNCHANGED
Wheat, better; closing, 50 25. Corn.
6rmer; 81 2Sfa1 800 for mixed. Rice.
nominal. Coffee, steady. Sugar, IN fair
request; Cuba, II3@l2c. MoIasses, IN.
changed. Oats, lower. Pork, frmer;
S23 % FOR mess. Lard, irmer; barrels,
l4@l4ic. Dry goods market remains
quiet prices various; all styles Of cotton
fabrics lower; all standard sheetings Of
fered at q decline Of M cent.
Money Stdteneat.-Money more &C.
tive, z per cent for call loans; sterling
dull, 9t9si gold 43f. Government
stocks dull and dropping; Merchants
Union express company 24a; Western
Union telegraph company 3e3: New
York Central 1851; Erie 90; Hudson 127
@12S; Illinois Central 122. The receipts
at the sUb-treasary were $40 $50 $50.
payments S508, 632; balance SIP SIs. $50:
The express company took 81, 825. 600 cur
reney west yesterday. The Croton ma
tional bank was closed by government
to-day, having failed to redeem lie cir.
eulating notes en- demand. A receiver
will be appointed. The capital Of the
was 100000, a considerable part
Of which seems to have been lost. The
circulation is sls0,000, which, Of course,
secured and will be redeemed at the
treasury. The deposits, amounting to
belong mostly TO country cred
tors, and probably viii be eventually
paid. The bank has no Wall street de-
and JIG failure has scarcely pro-
iueed any effect. |
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PRINCIPLES GOvERxTNG THE CON.
DUCr OF THE APPEAL

A Government OF white men for Whlt'
men; and no political miseegenaton.
LOYALTY TO the Union ofthes STATES; FIpEL
IrY to the Constitution in its true extent an
meaning Obedience 10 and maintenance o
all law, state and National, cUnstitutionslly
enacted.
RESISTANCE 10 Tyranny, Usurpation and Op
preston, o. one man or many; and 20 All en-
croschments upon the rights OF freemen or o.
States. or upon the just and Constitutions.
prarogatives OF any Department Of the Statt
or National Governments.
No EsrAHLIsHMKNTs OF Military despothsms
no e~nthrouing OF martisl law, nj suspension
ofthe writ OF Hsbeas Corpus, no Staying OF cit.
izens by Military Commission, no interference
with the Courts. no leares de oaehe, in time Of
peace.
STRICT s-UBoRDEATIoN OF the Military TO the
Civil Power.
No srAND1Ss ARMIES OF States IN time o.
pesce.
RESTORATION OF disfrsnchised citizens 10 al
rights aud privileges OF which they have been
disss3zsd no prosecutions or disqualification
for political opinions; for the PAST, oblivion
Of ofenoes; for the PRESENT and FUTURE
USIoy, PEACE, Law and ORDER
P~ERPErUAL ASSURANCE to all neemen ofthe
African race, of III the CIVIL rights OF freemen.
No REPUTATION, by State or Nation Of
honest and lswfu debt.
No EvIvA OF old party differences; but a
Union OF al Conservative men, Of All former
psrses. who revere the Constitution, to restore
the old landmarks OF the Government
No LEGISLATION to plunder one portion 81
the country for the profit OF another portion.
WHATEVER is JUST; whatever Il RIGHT;
whatever Is Of coon REPUTE, and worthy OF
the descendants OF English freemen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

PUBLIC SALE

Administrator with VIII annexed
ROTsTER, TREZETAST AGO.
sells n AucfiOneerz
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WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoRTs.I

LOUISVILLE, October 1.-The river Il
stationary. This morning there wa
frost.
New ORLEANS, October mo per
ceptible abatement in the epidemic
There were sixty-three int rments fol
twenty four hours ending 6 O'Clock this
morning.
New YORK, October Eleven gov,
eminent vessels sold at auction to-day.
I Ship North Carolina brought $50, 600
Rhode Island, SO, 900; Augusta, 500 JOG
Massachusetts,, Sc, 600; Pontiac. ST., 600
Estell, 5000; C~onnaught, 81, 100; To.
hoRms, Sl5, 600; Sonora, SIG, 800; Osce-
ola, SIS. 600.
Specials say it is understood that the
trial of President Davis was considered
in the cabinet to-day.
The public debt statement will be
ready for issuing tomorrow. It viii
show no reduction in that debt. Gold in
the treasury, however, has considerably
increased since August.
Gen. Sheridan visited stock exchange
and gold room tO-dsy, and was enthusi-
sstically received he subsequently met
a reception at Brooklyn. He attends
Patterson races to- morrow, holds recep-
ton for ladies at the union league rooms
on Thursday, and leaves in the evening
for New York, thence to Boston.
The printing Of the impeachment tes-
timOny has been suspended for the pres
ent, and will not be resumed until the
week previous to the reassembling OF
congress. This is deemed necessary to
prevent is being known before ~presenta-
ton 10 that body.
A member of International republican
executive committee says correspon-
dencs has taken place between many
members Of the committee, relative 10
the place Of holding the national con-
vention. Chicago viii probably be Sc
Another Washington special says It Is
reported that the treasury portfolio has
been offered to Robert j. Walker, and he
will assume the Office Immediately after
the fall elections.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-The navy
department will incorporate a limited
humber of engineers into the regular
Persons having served not less
two years during the rebellion can
make application for examination,
their ages, and forwarding letters
Of recommendation. The board OF exam
.ns ton is in session at Philadelphia.
Receipts from internal revenue sources
o day, were 1856, 5000. Aggregate re-
for September, $1,000 600.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

Ths friends and acquaintances OF DR.. JOHN
". MADDOX and family are respectfully Invited
to attend his funeral from the First Methodist
Church Wesley Chapel on Thursday after
noon. Sd instant, at 3 O'Clock.
Services BY the Rev. Dr.. A. 7. Mann.
Carriages IN attendance at the church.
III friends and acquaintancos OF Mr.. o. II.
Ltde are respectfully requested TO attend the
funeral Of his wife, Mrs. L. C. L1DE, from his
residence, No. Szs Adams street, at 10 O'Clock
to-day.
Services by the Rev. ]. r. Graves.
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10

No notice can be taken OF anonymous Com.
municsuons. Whatever Is Intended for in
sertion in the APPEAL, must be authenti-
Gated by the name and address Of the
writer, as 3 guarantee OF his good faith and
responsibility.
Business letters should be addressed 70 TIE
APFEAL," Memphis.
Communication FOR publication must be writ
ten on one side OF the page only, and with
AL other matters connected with the editc-
ma department, should be addressed: EDT-
TOSS OF APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot. IS q rule, undertake to return Erti-
Giles rot found suitable for publication.
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, September 30.-The cot,
ton market has been very active through
the day +; prices have advanced, Ameri-
can closing at the following quotations
Orleans, Cd; amount sold, fully 1s,OOt
bales. Wheat has advanced to las Cd
for California.
LONDON, September 30.-Consols closed
at "a 7-16 5-20s 729 Illinois Central III
Erie AZ; A. and g. W. consolidated bonds
%.
FRANKFORT, September Sop. m.-U.
S. bonds closed at IS 7-I6.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02
F. w. IRVINE & CO.,
Cotton Factors
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
21S Front Street Upstairs.

IN entering upon another commercial year
Il with the experience Of the past, frsughi
With the many vtcissitudes incident to =
changed system Of agriculture, and for which
most OF our planters were little prepared. re-
hulting in heavy loss to planter and merchant
- al experiment tried, we shall adopt a ri2id
! cash system In our buBiness-taking no risk,
and making our sales prompt upon receipt Of
c~onsignmentE, raunitting proceeds with as little
delay as possible bat in all eases obeying IT,
structians OF shippers, and using our best en-
deayors 10 promote the Interest OF our patrons.
Our arrangements for furnishing Supplies,
Tagging. Rope, 9unnies, Groceries and Provi-
siOns are such, that we promise 10 furnish
them st our lowest market price, and make IL
as much, or more, to -FOUR interest 70 order
through us than 70 purchase in person.
boPing 70 recefVe your patronage and inhu-
ence, We are, respectfully,
oclS IA F.'w. IRVINE & co.
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Health OF hatcher.

The Natehez Democrat has the follow
ing in reference to the health Of that
city
The health of our city continues very
coed, q fact we have so often repeated
that we feel under obligations to say TO
our readers that we only continue TO
speak of it for the reason that rumors to
the contrary have gained credence in the
interior. Such rumors, having no foun-
dalton in fact, do US a great injury and
create unnecessary alarm among the
country people.
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HoT sPRrNGs, ARK, September 20, 1856
T. IL pys,-r,r of Ka.,,bys-

"Ohl FOR & whip in every homes: hand
To lash the rascal naked through the world -
In rePly to the Infamous card Of EdlOnrd To-
tns0n, Isl MGiH street, published in your papar
Of the 18th Infant, IdenouHce him a liar dnd an
tfagrdte scOUBdreL btg note trdS given n me er
a just confederation, tBithoHt J5res or protest. Il
uds due for kind, attentive medical and SURGICAL
pat tro seasons.
81 the fellow Ivinson has uRencumbered
properly, l VIII collect the note, and IL an op-
porlublty presents, IN promise to expose an
lBhomlnlous wretch as an arch.villain TO the
contnmsly and eXeeratfon OF an honett and
respected community.
GEORGE W. LAWRENCE, N. D..
NJ 10
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Three following races closed, by the named
entries, on the 18th instant:
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THE NORTH CAROLINA NEGROES
AIMING.

H.H""#
The Salisbury IN. c. Banner says
ave are informed that negroes have
been seen drilling in our streets at night
What does it mean? Are the authori'
ties aware Of the fact ? We do not believe
il, and therefore call their attention to It,
We do not believe Col. EDDY will take
steps TO have the matter investigated
and stopped. Such demonstrations can
effect no good results, but are calculated
to produce those of most serious nature.
They are highly revolutionary, treason
able, and i%ncendiary, without authorityo o
law, and prejudieial to good order" Th+s
exhibits s bird's-eye view of a part OF
the operations Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic.
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T HEREBY forewsrn the public not TO trade
Il fOr an acceptance dated Hot SPRINGS, ARK.
September u. 1857, AT ten 10 days sight, Tor ons
hundred and seven dollars (eIU7 IN favor OF
w. o. sanger; also, a note Of the same date, al
| sixty days go, in favor OF George ". Lawrence
Tor two hundred and forty-nine t24D dolisrr,
/ was forced 70 give the same, which I did nm.
dor protest, there being no confederation toI
l them.
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sAsHyILLLE mUSICIPAL ELECTION

NAsHyILLLE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
At the municipsl election in Nashville
en- last saturday, the RAIDS had 1t all
their own way. There were two eandi-
dstes-one a native Radical, ScovEL, and
the other q "Bummer,n or Northern
Radical, ALDEN. OF course the " Bum
merD was elected, which we hope vii
always be the case, under military rule
The following was the summing up:
Adam 90.
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MEnrHIs. TEss.. septemhsrG aSl ~ X, Y

Attention Was called at the last
meeting of the British association 10 the
subject Of meteors, and Mr.. Glaisher re-
marked that it was incontestablv proved
that these bodies have orbits, and their
movements, though giraffe, are gov.
erped by the same laws as those which
govern tbs planets,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

=. ID. Rasberrys general agent for Arkansas
Ishn E. ReardOn, Little Rock, Ark
Richard Tbruston, Van Buren,, ARK.
Read Fletcher. Pine Bluff, Ark.
gno. r. Eakin, Washington, Ark.
Rev. A. z. Winfield, Camden, Ark.
G. g.. 10y, Bolivar, Tenn.
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Fall Meeting, 1857.
THE Fall Meeting over this Course viii com
4 mence on tbs
First HOnday IN November, and Con-
ffuua CIV mars

- @N ~
time Six Bays.
Three following races closed, by the named
entries, on the 18th instant:
NURSERY STAKE.
q. W. Dnishnnt enters General Duncan's
br. Z Antelope, by Ava anehs, dam Gazstte, By
Johnson & Douglass enter bk. 3 Charlotte
Thompson, By Imp. Mickey Free. dam Ada
Johnson q pouQlass enter A. c Rfchelleu. By
Jack Malone, dam the.dam OF Muggins, b.
P. Mitchell enters br, c.. Egin. BY shelby,
dam BY imp. Emue second dam the dam OF
General A. Buford enters br. c. by L~exingtod /;
dam thoroughbred but pedigree not known ;
VS.. Trera'ne enters 5 c. Bushwhacksr. by
Lexington, dam BY Glencoe dress red, white
Turner & johnson enter br. c. Crystal, By
Avalanche, dam Gun, BY Chile Harold
GREEN STAKE.
G. ". DHlahunt enters Gen. G.. W. HardinEs
b 2 Duetta, By Highlander, dam Delta, BY imp.
Johnson q Douglass enters c. g by JACK Ma
lone, dam AlDiuo, by imp. Albion 3 years
Gen. A. Buford enters br. m. By vandal, dam
y I'M. Msrgrave 6years old dress red, gray
John H Morgan enters en-. T. Mamie Lsteher,
BY australian, dam Lavender By Wagner;
Z. Thomas enters eh. f. Hira. by Lexington,
out Of Hezira, by imp. Ambassador
Turner & Johnson enters ch. + Magazine, By
Australian. dam by Old Wagner.
". A. EOWkes enters dark br C. By Black
Wind. dam by Ambassador F, 3years ola
". A. FoWlhes enters b. Z by NandEi daEl
Duchess de Berri, by ing. Sovereign.
ovERTON HOTEL STAKE.
Mr.. Q. Castillo enters bay Z by Lexington.
dam Little Pegy, by Cripple; dress green and
white.
] g.. Jones enters Z. N. Maggie English, by
Shiloh, dam Fanny b. Epsilon; dress red gray
and white.
P. Mitchell enters Pat Clsburne, By Hiawa-
the, dam by imp. Emu second dam the dam OF
Eacks.
d. A. Hausner enters stallion Duke or Or
leans, by Jack Malone, dam Wagon P mar.
". 3 Tremalne enters b h. Tom Morley, by
Ringgold, dam by Glencoe; dress, red white
and blue.
n E entries for this stake were closed on the
18th instant.
ACE yEF OPEN FOB ENTRIES.
Flrsl Day-FIrst race, Gayoso House stake,
mile heats, Tor all sges.
Second D~ay-seeond race, two mile dash, for
all ages.
Third Dsy-Citzens' purse, $500, two mile
heats, free for all ages.
third Iay-Secoad race, three mile dash, free
for all ages 500 purse.
Fourth -Day-SecOnd race, Bankers purse,
5000, thr e mile heats. free for al ages
Finh Day-Southern and Western Turf Con-
gre5s stake, our mi Q heats
sixth Day-Fiut ace. Saloon stake mile
heats, three best In i've, $500 purse, free FOR all
ages. Second race. mile heats for beaten horses,
to be handicapped. 500 purse.
GEN. n. b. FORREST, President
A. D. GIBSON. Secretary. seq