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New YORK, July 2O-Cotton frmer,
sales 2sO0 bales; uplands, 26l927e.
Flour, dull aud unchanged. Whisky
quiet, 37G40c. in bond. Rye, steady;
wheat, 3G5c. better; corn heavy aud
dull, new mixed western 81 02GI 05
oats steady 9lG92e.; rice, dull and IN
changed Coffee unchanged. Sugar,
active and steady Cuba 1l5@1l3c. Mo-
iasses dull, Cuba 5l4c. Pork, quiet and
steady, So 80 for new mess.
Money easy, 495 for call loans. Ster-
ling quiet, ll03ll0B. Gold, 3GlGS95.
Exports Of specie, 81, 400, O7a. Govern
ment stocks, firm and in fair demand.
Stocks, generally higher: Western Union
Telegraph company, 4S3; Adams ex-
press, 73@72I American, 7OG7OI: Uni
ted States, 72G73; Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
664G67 Merchants Union, I6GI7.
CINCINNATI, July 2O.-Flour dull and
unsettled; 75c. (GSI for lower. Wheat
lower, closing S2@2 10. Corn dull. Oats
firm, S0GS5e. Rye scarce, 81 50. Whis-
ky steady, &c. in bond. Pork active,
SO GO. Bulk meats active and higher,
lie. for shoulders, l3c. for rib sides, lie.
for clear sides. Hams firm, I5G2Gc. COM
mon to 5. Q. Lard nominal, l2Gl2l.
Cheese duh, l2GlSc. Sugar firm, l2Gl6c.
Tor raw lJ{9lS refined. Coffee steady,
Rio 25G2gc.
LOUISVILLE, July 20.-Sales $50 hhds.
Of tobacco, ranging S3@Sl6 IS. Flour,
no demand for superfine SD 50 for No.
l new. Wheat, 81 25. Corn, 81 O3R
81 O5, delivered. Oats, SIC. Mesa pork,
S2S bacon, active and advancing; l2c
tor shoulders l5c for clear sides, 22lc for
fancy hams, PACKED. Lard in tierees,
l2fc. Raw whisky in bond, soc.
New ORLEANS, July O.-Cotton sales
1000 bales receipts 40 bales exports
1929 bales. Louisiana sugar, fair Isle /;
prime l4lc strictly prime 15c stock is
very small fully fair to prime Cuba, lac.
MOiasses nominslly 4SG52c. Flour,
stock light XX S1l IS choice siS 503
10 %. Corn firm stock light; yellow
and mixed 2d@S5c white 4OG45c. Oats
nrm at 81 Us, with very light stock.
Pork quiet at S24 1925 90. Bacon is in
good jobbing demand; shoulders l3c /;
rib sides l4c; clear sides Isle Lard Is
quoted at lS3e for tierces l4c for keg.
Gold 393c. Sterling 5l954c, New York
sight &c premium.
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OBITUARY.

DTED-Ont the I7th and 18th OF July, 1866, at the
residence OF Col. John a. Sims. on the Pigeon
koost Road two miles from the city, Mira
MARGARET SINS, his wife, and WALKER
Brook SINS, his youngest son, aged IS and 10
years respectively.
Thus within the short space OF two days has
the Destroying Angel entered the circle OF this
happy family and cut down two OF It's mem
bers, with scarce an admonition or a warning.
Removing the loved mother and the youngest
darling, He has inflicted q blow OF untold sor-
row upon the stricken husband and father,
a9d given the solemn Injunction 70 brothers,
sisters and friends, be ye also ready Mrs.
m was born in the county OF AIbemarle.
Virginia, in 1881, and subsequently resided ia
Holly Springs til she made her home in Mem.
phts a few years since. Becoming a member OF
The Presbyterian Church at the early age OF
fourteen, ana marrying at fifteen, she has ever
exhibited that consistent piety which formed
the distinguishing feature OF her character.
showing IN her cheerful, happy life, the con-
seriousness Of the peace which passeth an un-
d~eTstacding," and the faith which sustained
her so calmly and sweetly in her last hours.
In all the relations Of life, as wife, mother,
sister. friend, there ever shone out that innate
~gooanels and gsntleness which threw arou1d
her an irresistible charm. How beautiful the
smile Of confidence and trust which bealned
rom her lovely face, Eow glad the joy, how
earnest the affection which yearned over the
objects OF her love, how bright the hope which
looked beyond the veil % the " things which
are unseen and eternal" But she Is goue
Gone nom husband whom she loved SO fondIy.
rom children over whom she used to bend
with the materaal solicitude which knew no
wearying, nom family and friends who viii
long weep in incon olahle sorrow that the ten
derest tie which bound them has been rGdsly
forever. And while we mourn with
them AS they mourn, we would say to them,
-ReJoice-rejoice that she wen down to the
grave su tanned and cheered by The Christians
hope, and the sublime hith which inspired her
heart. Their loss IS her etesnRl gains May the
God OF ali Grace give them the oil OF joy for
mourning, beauty for ashes, aud the garment
OF praise for the spirit OF heayiness."
A FRIEND.
Memphis. Tenn July 20. 1867.
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prisoners was quite equal to that Of the
federal.
More Confederate prisoners died in
Northern pens and prisons, in proportion
to the number confined there, than there
died Federal prisoners, In proportion to
their numbers, iE al the Southern pEis
ons, AndersonviIIe included, The recital
Of the inhnmaDities Of AudersonvilIe
was as startling and horrible 70 The
Southern people, to whom they had been
wholly unknown, as It wa to the
peop'e Of the Nor h; but we have not
seen that the North mas ever deemed the
suIerings and murder Of Confederate
prisoners 8 matter entitled to the least
consideration. Not only hiss no one been
punished, but no one has been dishon-
cured or even censured for them. One
would think, and would have a right to
think that they were universally APP
proved.
The New York Tribune, unable todeny
the damning facts stated by the NeDs,
said, that II what II alleged was true, it
wanted the guilty eustodians of rebel
prisoners tried, convicted and severely
punished, at the earliest day ant that
it would thank any ex-rebel rho rou1d
institute a prosecution to that end.
"Institute = prosecution P-How and
where2 The Tribune had been careful
never to publish shy account, however
authentic, OF the inhumanities of the
Northern Government; and when we
remember that the Congress has ezone-
rated every Caitif, however criminal
from all responsibility for cruelty aud
crime, the impudence Of the Tribune be-
comes absolutely sublime. When the
proper time comes, many shall imPeaeh
the United States and their officials in
the great High Court Of Justice OF the
World, and History shall pronounce the
verdict.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
q PhATTORm.

LOYALTY to the Union Of the STATES.
FrnELrrY to the Constitution in its trus
extent and meaning Obedience to and
maintenance Of sH laws, State and Ma
tional, constitutionally enacted
RESISTANCE TO Tyranny, Usurpation
and Oppression, Of man or many
and to all encroachments upon the rights
Of freernen or Of States, or upon the just
and constitutional pferogatives Of any
Department. Of fhe State or National
Governments.
REsEsaAfTE OF disfranchised citizens
10 ali rights and privileges Of which they
have been disseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to the coiored
race OF all the rights Of freemen.
No REPUTATION by State or Nation
Of any honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT OF Military Des-
Dotisms. no en~throning Of martial law,
no ~susDension Of the writ Of Habeas
Corpus, no Staying Of citizens by Mill
tary Commissions, no lettres de oachst'
in time Of peace.
STRICT suBoRDINATIoN Of the Military
to the Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES Of States in time
Of peace.
APPROVAL Of the efforts Of the Presi-
dent to prevent the humiliation OF civil
liberty by the revolutionizing Of the
Government, and to restore the Union Of
the States; aud Of all that he has done
n defend the Constitution and to main
tain he rlghtful supremacy Of the civil
law and charity and allowance for
what he has left undone or done amiss,
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University of Mississippi.

EXERCISES viii be resumed on the 9th Sep
u TENDER next. Rev. JOHN 5. WADDELt
DID. chancellor, assisted by a corps Of able
Professors.
Preparatory Department for students who
design entering the Freshman Class next year
is provided. They must be fifteen years Of age.
Latin, Greek and Mathematics alone are
A school Of Practical Science has been or
to taEe an eclectic course. exclusive OF the
classics.
Commercial Law, Book keeping and PEN
manship, will be taught
Necessa, y additions to our splendid collec-
ton OF Astronomical, Physical and Chemical
Apparatus will be made, under the superin-
tendency CT DR.. L. e. Garland during the
present vacation.
The Law Department, under the instruction
Of EOn. L. q G.. Lamar, is N successful opera
ton. The advantages OF an extensive Law
Library, and the siltines Of the Feleral Court
and the High Court of Errors and Appeals at
this place, commend this department 70 young
gent emen who are candidates for the Bar.
TERMS:
In all the departments for annual sess-
Fuel, SIS deposit TO cover daIDages, ST. IS 10
Students must make uD thEde1cit when the
fuel lee Is exhausted. Board - SIS
per month IN private families. at SIS 20 IS :
washing about s. ard tights 81 per month. No
room rent is charged. but students viii provide
their own furniture
The healthfuInoss Of oxford, its social refine
ment and religious privileges. commend the
]. ". HowRY,
Secretary OF the Board.
Oxford, July 10. 1857. jyI5 d2w-w6W
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+

PARIS, July 2O.-Napoleon still con.
tinues to buy large numbers of horses fol
the use Of the French army, and military
workshops in France are ~overtssked with
work.
LONDON, July 2O.--The tories in the
house Of lords sustain the Derby reform
bill. Earl Grey opposes it.
LIVERPOOL, July 20.-Cotton is firm
sales Of 1900 bales middlIng uplands
l3gd Orleans, 20gd. Corn, 2ds Cd, fol
new.
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no CoRREsPaNDENTs

SO notice can be taken Of anonymous Com
municstions. Whatever Is Intended tor IN
sertion In the APPEAL, must be anthenti-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer, as g guarantees OF his good hith snd
responsibility.
Business Letters should be addressed IAA
APPEkL," Memphis
COMMUNICATION for publication must be writ
tn on onsEde or the page only, and WIN
al other matters connected with the edito-
al depsrtment should bs addressed; EpI-
-ss oFrHE APPEAL, Memphis
- esBnot as rule, undertake 70 return srt-
not found suitable for publication.
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FIRST MONDAY IN KOYEMBEI
SIX DAYS
FIRST DAY.

FIRST RACESNURsERY sTAKEP'-We
the subscribers, agree TO run a Sweepstake
Race over the Memphis Association Course, al
the FAN Meeting, 1867 with Colts and FiIlies
two years old, one mile dash, SIS subscription
play or pay the Association to add s3OO-thres
the 18th September, 1867.
SECOND RACE GREEN STAKE"-MnC
heats for untried thres-year Olds, $40 entrance
play or pay. Association to give 500. Thres
or more to nil the stake, to name and close the
18th September, 1857.
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DIED.

On the Hth inst, at her residence, No. IA
Court street, Mrs. R.A. BANTER, in the .G4h
year Of her age,
The friends and acquaintan0es OF the family
are Invited TO attend lAe f3nersl This Sunday
Afternoon, a. 4 o'clock. Services by Rev. Dr..
&@an. Hacks in attendance At the residence,
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TIE
BAN X
OLE MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.

nEsIgNATED DEPOSITORY AND FINAN-
J ciaI Agent Of TIE United States. Capita
Maid h. s3dlO00. anthorixsd Capital, 81 900, 000
Collections made in he city, and st all aces
sfbls points IN the So1th, and punctuaiy re-
mitted on he day Of payment. a. current rates
OF Eastern Exchange.
w H. CHERRY : . President.
A. T. LACEY, : Vioe-Presidsat.
j. j. FREEMAN. : Cashier.
D9REcroRs.-Amos WoadruG w. A. Good
wvn. Capt. c. Il. Church, y. A. Partee, r.
Houeh. 81. e. Cochran, A. J. White. H. 7. Tom
nuson. John i. Taylor. Jas. E. Merriman, Thos.
n smith. A. 7. Lacey, ". Il. Cherry. myR II
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Suit.

Monroe Marshall VS.. j Van Sciver-BefOre W.
5. walton, !. P, Shelby county. Tenn.
4 FFIBANIT for attachment having been
n made in this case IN pursuance Of section
3455 OF the Code Of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer levied, etc, F" on the property Of the de-
PENDANTS, J. Vsn Solver;
IL is therefore ordered. That said defendant
appear a. my office, No. IS Madison street, in
the city Of Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn. on
or before Monday, August 10, R67, and defend
this suit. OF the same will be taRen for confessed
and set for hearing * parte and that a copy
Of this order be published once a week for four
successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
WIS. WALTON p.
J. A. Taylor, Attorney for Plaintiff.
tyl9 1aW4w
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FOURTH DAY.

FIRST RACE-OVERTON HOTEL STAKE.
Nile heats for horses owned in Shelby county,
September !, 1867. Entrance $50. play or pay.
Cverton Hotel to add 500. Three or more to
I'LL, to name and close 18th September, 1857.
SECOND RACE" BANKERS PURSE"
Three mile heats for AL ages. Purse 5000. En-
trance $50. Three or more to Ill. EAtrance
money to 60 to the second horse.
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Trust Sale.

ny virtue OF a deed Of trust executed to ms
b on the nth day OF November, 1856, BY
Amos p. curry 70 secure the m or GER
tam notes due Sarah Ann Perry. when notes
are due ana unpaid. and WHOM deed II OF
record IN the Registers ONCE ofehei1y county,
IL book So. part ID, pages ~ ~ and ~ I s1a4
proceed % seli. 70 the highest bidd6r for cash
in mont Of th8 cal Estate ONCE OF NouSartat
4 MONTGOMERY, Ayers Bailding. second street,
Mamnhis- Tsr8. between the hours OF II and I
o'eloek on Wednesday. August 2 1851. q LOT Of
ground Ia shelby county, fenn.s nuntlng it78
FEED on Marley avenue and extending Wes1-
wardlv In paraliel lines 2e feet The title 20
the land Is believed good, bur convey only IS
WIS "a GIL MoNsARRAT, Trustee
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

TIT friends and a-cqaaintances OF Mrs. MARY
HUPFERr are requested to attend her funeral,
nom her late residence, corner Of Huppert's
avenue and Poplar street. This Sunday Even
ing, at 2 O'Clock. Carriages al Flaherty a
Wesche's, No g Union street.
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PATENT
A U r O RI OH

We want men everywhere to study their OWE
The right TO manufacture and sci
the Patent Aurora Oil in q single county viii
make more mone to the purchaser IN three
months than the largest farm in your state
VIII make IN a whole year. The Aurora Oh
actuslly costs less than oue-half she price oi
Coal Or, and the Illuminating power o. the
Aurora ON Is as much Superior u the Coal OIL
as the Coal Oh Is to s tallow candle, and i,
NO MORE explosive than a tallow candle. Any
Lamp that will burn Coal Oil will burn the Au.
r0ra Oil Il does not smoke the c~himney-it
does not smel-tt VIII not grease or stain the
finest even white cloth. The mate
rial for its manufacture is nexhsustiole. Une
man can make ssventy-Ave barrels per day.
No machinery required. We will pay your
fare 10 and from the city Of Memphis and bills
while here, II We cannot prove all, and even
more, than We have stated. A slngle county is
a small fortune 10 the man Of enterprise, and
the right TO a State is untold worth.
For further Information, call on or address
n. &. Dewitt a Co.,
"a Madison street, corner Main,
tyl9 Memphis, Tenn.
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The Chicago Times expresses its opin.
ion in respect to negro suffrage in tn,
following fOrcible words:
The attempt 70 make the negroes dom.
inant 10 the south through the agency ot
a military despOtism Is q crime in com.
psrison with which the rebellion was a
virtue. There Is every element Of mean.
ness 10 Il. 1t is a cowardly revenge. II
is a declaration by white American eiti-
ems that ignorant and degraded negroes
are their superiors. 1t is q prostitution
Of government. 1t is the elevation o.
sin and Ignorance over intelligence and
virtue. Hell is not furnishing q crime
more enormous or which approaches
il in meanness. The military comman-
der who will lend himself % It's perpe-
trstion is putrid. He is working for the
accomplishment Of a villsny more horrid
and losthsome than was perpetrated by
the hOary old lecher Cenci.
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"A Jewish paper deprecates the hirt.
ing which goes on 10 the ehoirs of theil
temples when Gentiies are employed
A fascinating christian tenor recently
ran away with q lovely soprano daugh
ter Of Rebeccs, under the very droppines
Of the sanctuary.
The course Of the Austrian govern
ment toward Hungary has reeonciled 3
number Of the most prominent Of the
revolutionary party with Austrian rule.
Among those who have Rvailed them
selves Of the amnesty is Gen. Kiapka,
who last year organized and commanded
the Hungarian legion which was to in
wade Hungary while the Prussisns were
marching upon.V Vienna,
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SECOND DAY.

FIRST RACE-GAYOsO HOUSE STAKE.
Mile heats for all ages, so entrance. Gsyoso
House to add 500. Three or more to Ill the
stake.
SECOND RACE-TwO niie-dash. Purse SEQ.
Free for all ages. Entrance s25.
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The constantly enlarging circulation or th'
APPEAL. and the generous support given q
both the Daily and Weekly issues By city snc
country. assure the proprietors Of the genera
approval by the public Of Us course since Il
came into their hands.
It's Past is the pledge it offers for the future
II VIII continue % endeavour, 10 accordance
With the motto which u has adopted, 10 say
those taines only that are true and honest Al
has but a single Client. the People OF the soutni
and Il will endesvor to advise It's readers
wisely. In that it may often fail but It's opin-
ions shall always be honest and conscientious
at least
Those 70 whom its conduct is entrusted VII
continue 70 endeavor to make the APPKAL ae-
oeptable TO its readers, and desirable as q me
dfun fer advertising. The Masonic column
viii hereafter appear every Saturday, and on
every sunday reading appropriate 10 that day
and the proprietors hope, By close attention q
the aaairs OF the papers and ONCE, TO stih en-
t,as ii TO the support and confidence OF tbs
people. on which alone it depends
JOHN &. @. HOGAN a co.
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For Sale for Charges

Reed from Memphis & Charleston z. z.
b contalOing Patent Loom. market Lewis
MatheEs& Co.
2 Dbl Bone Phosp, marked Lewis, Mathews
Co.
1 box mdse marked l. + Beseher.
"a Plows marked Mailer q show.
i Bellows markell T. TustIn-
I Wheat Separator market " Wits q Co.
ICotton -crapsr marked James show.
4 Cotton Planter marked PTreaL.
/ carload Lumber, Walnut, LraWford-
2 car loads, No0re s. Elder.
/ carload. Williams & o
1 box mdfe marked Foster. GWynn q Co.
4 boxs mdse marked John Thomas.
i bdl Bedding marked Ionn IhoyuaS.
TIE ABOVE articles will De SOLD at our Ware
house, on Court street, for ACCOUNT Whom u
NAV concern, 10 pay charges, = not called for
within thirty days.
Ro9slE E TREzEvkSr 40, A~aotieneers.
fyl4 sd
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THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF
CONGRESS STAKE-Four mile heats. Sub
ject TO the regulations which the committee
appointed by the Turf Congress may adopt.
The MemphIs Association 70 add slONO.
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Masonic FssmeraI Nottee.
Time changed from 81 10 81 O'Clock

THE memhers OF South Memphis
i Lodge, No. rs, VIII assemble al
then Hall, This Sunday Morning. NY
81 o'clock. for the purpose OF re M
pairing 20 Whites station 70 per 'oTmt =
The Funeral Ceremonies al the grave d our
deceased brother, ELIJAH BRUOKs.
All Master Masons in good standing are ira
teTnally invited,
Charieston Deto OF at % O'Clock.
By order OF J.F. SELLERS, w. ~.
BIN K PULLEN, Secretary,
Memphis, July 20, le5t ty2ilt
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SEWING MACHINES.
way the Grover C Baker Machine
Is Best.

LIT Is mare simple, durable, and less ABE
to arrangement than Others
2 Il sews from ordinary spcolssa AID No ~
winding Of thread is necessary
3 It sews with equal AGILITY all taores, th8
most delicate and the heaviest, and win a
kinds Of thread, silk, cotton or linen.
4. Its seam is 50 strong and elastic thaf IL
never breaks, even on the bias.
s. II fsssens both szds or the seam BY It's . wn
operation.
remains rrr1, and neither runs or ragelsiu 49,
q Its seam Il more plumpa and beautr hi 80
retains its plumpuessa and beauty ate 9rash-
ing better than any other.
& ITS seam can be removed In ate ing zar-
meuts. after proper Instruction, Wisflauf 60
ing or cutting them
3 watching and varying the ter isious uu,n
the threads necessary in other 10 A. hines II m
necessary In this The tension being once A.
justed on the Grover and Sax n Machine an
amount o may be dOnas ifhout chapgsJ
10 Il makes beautiful en- .brriidery withcnt
any change Of arrangement. siraply b. iasers-
Ing threads OF suitabis size and eolors for MS
purpose. II isthe only ma chine that both en-
broiders and seWs p9riecu +
MaZa.4 49, LNRmnNaE
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TO gas CONSUMERS
Reduced Price Gas Fitting
LUNN & N.
2O4 Main Street.
0 Main Street.
Nom Rsssident Notice,

No. 2Ols-In the Chancery Court OF Memphis
Tennessee.
Vfrsfusa Bach. by her next friend Peter Bach
e. AZ. vs. Ida LoWnes and q. L Dennison-
TN tnis cause il appearing from afidavit on
fle that d~sfesadaDt, Ida LoWnes, Is a resi-
dent Of the State Of Maryland and a non-resl-
dent OF the state Of Tennessee
IL Is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein, at the courthouse In the
city OF Memphis, Tern, on or before the 1rst
Monday ia August aud plesd, answer or demnT
to complainant bill, o. the same will be taken
for confessed a. 70 her, and set for hearing ex
parte ana that q copy Of this oroer be pub
ished once a week, for four successive weeks
in the Memphis appeal.
AJEUgrON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
~ r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Stovall aud Flippin, SQls. for Complainant
iyb law4vt
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THIRD DAY.

FIRST RACE-CITIZENS PURSE-ZTwo
mile heats. Free for all ages. Purse $50. En-
trance so.
SECOND RAUE-Three mile dash for all ages.
$50 entrance. Three or more to start, Associs-
ton 10 add $500. Second horse to save his en-
trnnna mnnaw-
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TO MY OLD FRIENDS
IN
WeSt Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

HAVING accepted a permanent Agency Of
II the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE NsU-
RANCE COMPANY, 1 would respectfully ask
the attention Of my Old riends to that Institu-
ton as a safe, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their families
against want Ia the event OF death, or them
selves from an impoverished old age Ia case
Of ul-suCcess in lie.
Mr.. N :. OTIS Is associated with me and is
hereby recommended TO public confidence.
Our Office is AZ No. AZ Madi on street, (rear
ROOM DeSOto Block, where we win be happy
10 tmPart any needed information TO those de-
81 ing Life Insurance.
fy2I ] n.
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SIX NH DAY

FIRST RACE-SALOOE sTAKE.-kll
heats, three best in i've. Free for all ages.
Purse $500. Entrance SIS. Second horse 70 get
the entrance money.
SECOND REORGANIZATION STAKE.
Mile heats fOr beaten horses that have been run
at this meeting. Entrance SO. Purse $500.
The Pool seller 10 add 500. Horses 10 be han
dicapped by a committee appointed by the
President. A. D. GIBSON,
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