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The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25
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NEIGHRnR NELLY


I'm in love with neighbOr Nelly,
Though l know she's only ten,
While l am eight-and-forty,
And the marriedest of men.
I've wife that weighs me double;
I've three daughters all with beaux,
I've son with noble whiskers,
Who at me turns up his nose.
Though q square toes and Buffer,
Yet I've sunshine in my heart,
Still Pm fond of cakes and marbles,
Can appreciate tart.
l can love my neighbor Nelly
Just as though l were boy,
And could hand her plums and apples
From my depths Of corduroy.
She is tall and growing taller;
She is vigorous of limb,
(You should see her play at cricket
With her little brother jim y
She has eyes rs blue as damsons
She has pounds of auburn curls,
She regrets the game Of leap frog
Is prohibited to girls.
/ adore my neighbor Nelly;
/ invite her in to tea,
And l let her nurse the baby,
Her delightful ways to see.
Such darling bud of woman
Yet remote from any teens
l have learnt from neighbor Nelly
What the girls doll-instinct means.
0, to see her with the baby,
He adores her more than }
How she choruses his growing,
How she bushes every cry!
How she loves to pit his dimples
With her light forehnger deep;
How she boasts, as one in triumph,
When she's got him off to sleep!
We must part, my neighhor Nelly,
For the summers quickly flee,
And thy middle aged admirer
Must, too soon, supplanted be.
Yes, as jealous as mother
A suspicious, cankered churl-
look vainly for the setting
To be worthy such pearl.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25
j. II. RUSSELL,
X. 5. G. PERKINS,
BROOKE. A. X. sMEDES
BROOKE & SNIEDES.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, VICKSBURG,
n Miss, will continue to practice their
profession in the Circuit Chancery and Probate
Courts of Warren county, at Vicksburg.
Washington county, at GreenvlIe Bolivar
county, at Wellington; IssOquena county, at
Tallula, and the Supreme and Federal Courts al
Jackson, lSept. :, 1853
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

In Kentucky man became enamoured of
a milkmaid on neighboring farm. His ad-
dresses wefe rejected, and the disappointed
swain full of melancholy and revenge, procur-
ed rope, went to the farm, and-tied all
the cows tails together
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25
BANKS & HARRIS,
Attorneys and COunSelIOrS at Law
Land and Collecting Agents.

QrITMAN, WOOD COUNTY, TEXAS.
VTNHE above have so arranged as to be
l. enabled to locate Lands, investigate Land
titles aud collect claims in anv portion of Texas.
Will also purchuse4a land certificates for Texas
land.
All land certificates, bounty warrants, or any
other kind Ol claim for money or land, against
the State Of Texas have 10 be presented TO the
proper Court for registry, by the first day Of
September, A. ID. 1853, or else they will be
nnll aud void We will present claims for those
who desire and attend to their approval. =
September | 1888.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

81 am so lame from the railroad crash #
last week, [ can hardly stand, said a limp
ingchap. "Well, then hope you intend ,
sue for damages" said his friend "No, no .
| have bad damages enough; if sue for
anything it will be for repairs"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

A Cleaveland lawyer noted for defending
burglars and counterfeiters, had his horse
stolen from stable few nights since. On
learning by advertisement, who owned the
horse, the thief Immediately returned it,
without claiming the reward.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

A Quaker having sold fine-lookiug b.,
blind horse, asked the purchaser, (" Well, nv
friend, dost thou see anv fault in him ?"
"No,' was the answer.
"Neither will he see any in thee" said oil
Broadbrm.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

"BOys," said a colored individual, discla.
sing small coffin which he carried alorg
under his cloak, "boys, don't laugh-Tsc
funeral"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

"I say, Jim, what did old Grimes give yot
for drowning his dog" Give me why l~
give me one of the all>fredest lickens yea
ever heard tell on
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

Always practice concession. A little explained
little endured little tolerated asa foible
and the jagged atoms ft like smooth mosaic.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

tits unhealthy to fall in love with smother man
wife In Arkansas it usually "terminates iir
death" the first year.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

~ To Keep healthy Take a brandy
smash early in the morpilg aud throw Il
out Of the window, after which take walk
and thea cat your breakfasi
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

One reason why the world is not reformed i,
because every man is bent on reforming Others :,
and never thinks of reforming himself
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

A cate Yankee IL Kansas sells liquoH r. q
gunbapEel Instead Of glass, that he d ay
avoid the law, and make i tappea beyond disa
pale, thai he is selling liquor BY the barrel:
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

"Ars you the mate of the :" said an emil
grant to the cook, who was an Irishman. "No,
Pm the man who cooks the mate" was the reply.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

Jewels--Its my belief that, when woman was
made. jewels were invented only TO make her the
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25
sewing Machines.

-MTHEELER & WILSON'S Sewing Ma
wv chine, as now improved, is the mos
simple, durable and beautiful Machine made
They do better and more work, are easier un'
dprstood, and managed, than any other Machine
before the pnbIc These Machines have now
got to perfection, and are running all other:
put Of market, as they are the only ones capa
bic of doing every kind Of work. from the ma
king of carpet to the hemming of linen
cambric ruffle. Call and see them at the rooms
c. SWAIN, Agent.
Yazoo City, September a, 1853,
N. B. A large lot Of thread, needles, silk, &c.
Constantly on hand (yIy
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

Second marriages-Tvo heard it said weddings
are like wine-pOt to be properly judged Of till
the second glass.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

That man will never grow fat who carries tva
faces under one hat.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

TREAsoN.-TreasOn is like diamonds; there
nothing to be made of it by the small trader.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

welding sorn-aiter II. there 8 Something
eboal wedding goBn pretticr than ahy Other
gown IN the world
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

The world makes us takers but solitude
makes us thinkers.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

The sweetest plum-In all the wedding cake
hope is the sweetest of all the plums.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-09-25

WnE.-How many temptations would oora
into the house-f she were not there TO shut Us
door against then
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-06-17
Rusepood, Mahoganu md Black Wal,.nt.

u.
And great variety of articles usually kept in first
class Furniture Warehouse which numerous to
mention.
Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses from
25cts to IS 90.
Gilt frame Looking Glasses from 81 20 to $150 90.
Mattresses 81 20 to $50 co.
Brass clocks, with iron frames from AZ so to
SIS 90.
liberal discount made to country dealers [n3O-f
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n. B. SISSCN,
NCEE N.E GEE

HAVING permanently locatedin g~-epr----->
HI Ottuinwa, offers his services to kfsssSse
the citizens of town and vicinity. All VI Ttysee a
work warranted. Ladies waited on at @4-4-II
their residences desired Teeth inserted from to
an entirese either by means springs atmospheric
pressure He may be found ut the Office of Drs William
son Thrall, the 1st week IN the month. Feb u, 90
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4IIII3'IItfV
Mcssrs. o. r. BAKER Co.
GcRts:-My daughter was confined 10 her bed all
last winter with Diseased Lungs. Our physician hav-
Ing given her up, was induced to try your valuable
remedy. ! at once procured bottle of DR. VIM
HALLS BhLSAM, AND COMMENCED USING IT
ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS, and am happy TO
that with the of the first bottle she was so
much relieved Co be able to dress herself and by the
use ofthe second bottle she ENTIRELY restored
TO Health.
would most heartily recommend all persons are
suffering from Diseased Lungs, any disease arising
from COLDS, to it at once The above remedy does
not fall in any instance, TO do all il is recommended
- SAMUEL LEAMhN.
BOLLES, SMITH CO., Preprietors, Il South Wa
ter street, Chicago, to whom all orders should be adj
dressed.
PRICEs1 90 per bottle six bottles for IS 90, for
sale by J. l.. Taylor, YIN. T. Enendorf, c. Lawrence,
Ottumwa, Collins & Knight, Abba, j. c. Dunlap Co.
Eddyville W. Baker, Iowaville and druggists every
where. Nifty
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THE
Each ofRADwAY's Three Remedies possesses special
curative powers over certain Diseases and when either
the READY RELIEF, RENovATING REsOLvEST TO the RECU
LAToRs used for the certain class of disease they
specially designed for, the system undergoes rap
il transformation from Its diseased condition to heal
div ~ I'm n of ~ ishnnrn
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Furniture FNruiture!
Fresh Arrival at Fl. c.. Hardy's

WHOLESALE RETAIL FURNITURE BEDDING
AND LOOKING-GLASS WAREHOUSE
Jefferson-st., between Water & MAN, in Mr. Postle-
waits new four story brick, Burlington Iowa.
~ X. HARDY returns his thanks to the citizens of
I'VE Burlington and vicinity for their previous pa,
fohaEe ana solicits continuance, feeling confident
that e can continue to give perfect satisfaction.
owing TO hard times have purchased goods very
much lower than formerly, that it enables
ali goods IN my line from 20 to 20 per cent. less than
any other house in the west and all goods warranted
As gooG AS represented or the money refunded My
stock consists OF the following goods in
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RLACKSNITHEyC.

TEVIIE subscriber, having succeeded J. III. Griffith
u in the Blacksmithing business and removed to
the Lower Mil, where he has erected shop, begs
leave to to his friends and customers that he
Is prep red TO do all kinds of work. In his lne on
short notice and reasonable I erms.
AARON MYERS
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BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER,
SADDLERY-- Hardware, Shoe Findings, Enameled
- Cloth Whips Collars, Fly Nets, Leather and vul-
canized Rubber betting, Hose, Packing, &C., &C., &c,
Main street, between Washington and Jefferson,
Burlington, Iowa. GMarch25-no4-v.
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TEE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT.
OR TWO MILLS IN ONE!!

Patented May, 1S5f.-Improved in 1856.
TEyEEEs Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill is simple
- and portable machine formed the COTE mill
principle entirely Of cast ron for farm and plantation
use and designed for preparing food for steck which
IL does at the rate Of ten to twenty bushels per hour
according to the size of the Mill. An Improvement
mas been effected in its model the present season,
which consists in adding another Gone and sett OF
cfushers together with an improved Bridge Tree, and
In substituting box platform in place of the old legs,
by means OF all ofwhich the speed is nearly doubled,
ana when requred the Mill adapted also, to grinding
shelied corn into honmony and fine meal for family
use by reversing the motion, in other words, by
running II backwards, ten fifteen quarts of meal to
the shel are obtained, and the balance Is superior
hommony good food for feeding.
TIE DID TANTAGE or FEEDING CORN AND
COB NEAL PROTEN.
Henry Alspaugh, of Greenfield co., Ohio says--"In
1884 myself and brother raised large crop Of corn,
and purchased 100 head of cattle to fatten My BROTH
er wishing to divide our interests offered me fifteen
cents per hundred pounds for his choice Of the cattle,
selected his seventy, leaving me one hundred and
twenty. We then divided corn; he fed his ln the
Shock and had mine ground together with the cob;
and fed 1t in roughs, nailed 10 trees around the yard
My brothers corn did not hold ont long as
mine, though we had divided equally and he fed
enty head to my one hundred and twenty. When his
out let him have from mine; and when we
finished feeding, the cattle were weighed and sold,
was found that my cattle had gained FIVE pounds on
the hundred, double what his had gained my
profits were thousand dollars more than his W
Each mill furnished complete, ready for attaching
team and no eXtry power required than what accom-,
panies each mill.
For sale by KEITH, ROBINSON CO., Burlington.
Iowa. nSSy :
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24

RELIEVING THE PooR.-Alderman RoBrN-
son, in Council on Tuesday, offered an ofdl-
nance to change the manner Of giving relief
to psupers in this city. At present, persons
requiring relief apply to the Mayor, if that
officer thinks investigation necessary, he dis
patches a policeman to make the proper enqui-
ries. The scheme Of Alderman ROBINSON is
to leave to the Aldermen Of each ward the
duty now performed BY the Mayor and Police.
The applicant must 90 to one Of the Aldermen
Of the ward in which be OF she is living, and
that Alderman, after satisfying himself about
the claim Of the individual, orders the neses-
sSry relief It strikes Us that whatever may
be the objections to ths present plan, the new
one would be just sixteen times worse, because
it would substitute sixteen relieving officers for
one, thereby not decreasing but increasing the
probabilities Of imposition. Aldermen could
rarely spare tbs tine necessary to make per-
sOnal investigation, from inexPerisnce and
benevolenee they would easily be de-
csived, ami INSCRIPTIONS men would find IN the
distribution Of the poor fund, an excellent
means Of buying votes at an easy personal sx-
psnse. Better not make Aldermen the lnoners
of the eIty's b~Ountiss, their duties are lsgisla-
tive, and II Is not sound legislation 10 psrVsrt
them into executive ofhesrs.
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9ort Of 8Lempbls.
Arrival. md peparlurss

Arrivals and DePartuTes-
FRIDAY, July -, isss.
VIM. Morrison, 81 Louis to New Orleans.
John Rsine, Louisville to New Orleans.
Lakeland, New 0heans to St Louis
Riur News
The river is rising rapidly. During the
twenty-fOur hours ending last evening, the
water rose two FEET. SThe well is from the
Missouri.
The Editor, which has been elegantly and
completely renovated during its stay in Cinein-
natl, leaves to-day for Louisville. She is in
splendid condition, and Capt. Jones will do the
honors with his usual courtesy.
The Southerner will be at the wharf to-day
bound for Louisville. Triplett and Archer
will cater as usual for the comfort Of her
guests. We learn that some distinguished gen
tlemen, now in the city with their families,
will 60 up on the Soulherner.
Capt. Warrants fsvorite boat, Langley, is
up for Napoleon to-day. She is a feet and
safe boat, and carries the mails, a pledge for
accuracy 10 time.
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recovered, and we are sorry to say hat Don
Jesus Soiura Is amongst them. Tbs adjacent
villages Of Iudsparspec, Charo, &c., are in
ruins. Tbs earthquake is here attributed 20
the volcano Of gerulla.
GgADALAyARA
The houses in this city have all suffered
more or less damage from the earthquake on
the 1eth inst.
According to private letters from the above
place, the earthquake Of the 10th inst was
very severe there, and a slight shock was felt
on The following day at the sans hOsr-quartsT
past AL
CULPANoINsO.
In this own OF Chilpaneingo sixty houses
were thrown down BY the earthquake on the
I9h. The streets were heapsd with ruins.
EFFECTS OF THE EAKTHouAKB UPON BIRDs.
Several persons, who were in the country on
the morning Of Saturday, the 10 at the time
Of the earthquake, have mentioned to US the
singular effects produced By the shocks upon
the birds. CONTRARY to our natural supposi-
ton that they would have taken wing and
flown awav, hose that were In the air sudden
ly alighted, and appeared to Be perfectly stag
gered and benumbed BY the shocks. One per-
son assures us that In one % the roads, near
the city, where he was at the time, be might
have easily picked a number from. the ground,
IL he himself had not bsen too much overcome
BY what was transpiring, 30 completely be
Wildered had they become.
THK sUFFKRERs By THE E~kRrHoJAKE.
The ayuntamiento has opened a subscription
for The benefit Of the sufferers BY the earth.
quake Of June 10. We feel sure that those
who are able will literally eontributs to such
a charity, for need undoubtedly exists.
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VIEW .aLB.aV'Y
THE WORLD TURNS OVER.

NULL and complete assortment Of GOODS 10 cur lnl
IL and circumference
which We vii sen In a straight forward va, nd rouut
shout
Unless they an themselves,
They were bought 10 be sold
We wish 70 see them fulni their destiny
To do 80 We viii sive 3 cd barzslns-
We have an anxiety 70 prove ourselves liberal
Aswe ssu the Goods, We viii give the earsaips in
ne world is fun OF risk sud veusurc-
Ts ore who does Eot understand the advanced points,
venture among as Is most hazArdous.
Too are astonished, perhaps, AZ our temerity In avins
Whsi sHI be your astonishmsut vhen We tan yOu that
the wurid Ia turning oysr7
IL Is afac-
Ia amost precipftaie way-
Tooae who Is not NJ 10 AL ne wherefores, 10 fright
ful and most alarnng way
Il has trrued over once since The sun setlast=
II vii turn arain very sso1-
Look out that your money does not alp out CT yoCr
pocket Whea tne word rolls over,
Monty Sips ont many . mans pocket,
And from betWeca his dnEcrs-
when the world turns round.
II the Banks are In IN way % disturb its
Just nov the world Is wagons s.rang ~
And the Bank Tass arr Waggi1g-
You may feel the VIBRATION
Let Us make a can on the citisens 70 steEdy thu world !
Hold on 70 II here before It goes any furtherI
Take q strong grip
One Of Tyier'%"T Tip and Tye."
As she tips let her be lied
Go to MERRIMAN'S and get a par Of PlyersI
Ike . strong Bite on the Hen snd ChickensT'
ste2dy, a~liossthsr, gently and stronsi
Now lee the water roi back
Sol
she rtzh's againf
IRE gas has found an equilibrium.
me star IN he tan Of Urea Miner comes back 10 Ne
right place.
Huzzai
ne DIppsr dips ss Il ought To-
enough 70 cause another o clnsiioa. a. present.
Let IA 90 round to MERRIEAN's sad ct the tine.
SIN the world turnsi
stu the Wstches are turninsi
Rtu the BEaaiug are given I1y9t-H
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ALABAMA IrExs.

Ernm ne hunitFAle lNl1rcIaAI
A week or two since, Robert MeFsdden, a
wealthy, influential AMI highly esteemed eiti-
zen OF Green county, was riding 10 bis sulky,
and his horse ran away aud hrew him out,
breaking bis neck and mangling bin heuibly.
He left a wife and children.
From The Tuscaloosa 0bsCTreT We learn that
the Commencement Sermon at the University Of
Alabama was delivered IN the Rotunda on the
10Th inst. BY Rev. A. J. Battle, and was able
and appropriate. On the 18th, N. L Whitfield,
ESQ, delivered an excellent address before the
Alabama Historical Society. On the 18Th,
Hon. E. c. Bullock, OF Eufaula, delivered an
address before the two literary Societies, which
was a profound and eloquent exposition Of the
doctrine that civilization can be attained b. an
agricultural people only. He illustrated by
comnaring the civilization Of The old world
with modern times, and the free with the slave
States. presenting the subject in a highly phllo-
sonhicai ASPECT. Rev. Robert B. McMullen,
ofTsna.. followed in an address before the
Society Of Alumni, which was a noble lemon
~s.ration Of the truth, that
he only ls = freeman. vsOm the truth mstss 'ree,
And al are slaves besides"
Messrs. Holston and Picket pronounced very
ereditable vsledietoTies before the two Literary
Societies.
The Alabama Educational Association was
to have commenced it's annual meeting yester-
day, and DR.. L. C.. Garland, Rev DR.. Lips
comb and other distinguished speakers were
expected to address 1t.
The friends and n%eighbOrs Of Hon. sgd.
Moore at Greensboro, rendered him a public
dinner, on his return from Washington, for his
patriotic course and untiring devotion to the
interests OF his country during the last Con-
gress. He declined on account Of expected ABB
sence from home.
The Graduating Class Of the Alabama Fe-
male Institute at Tuscaloosa, the other day,
presented the Principal, Mrs. Stafford, a mag
nifcent piece Of plate, as an earnest Of their
gratitude and love.
The Central .Hlabamian says, the Central
Alabama Railroad Surveyors pulled up stakes
near Elyton on the 5th inst.s and left without
the least intimation to any one of their desti-
nation, and up 10 the middle OF last week bad
not been heard from. The chief engineer told
the editor be was satisfied from observations
made, that a practical route could be got
through that nsighbcThood.
The CeHfrGl AiGbamidH adyertises a iIne horse
stolen, and warns to public to "~atoh all trdpel-
ing horse traders dOSay-especially those lead
ing about one horse and Offering him chap
On the 9th inst, says the Camden Is. c.
Journal, j. F. Hughes, Of Pickens county, Ala
was killed in this district BY Ransom Black
we'll, who fed, and there is little probability Of
his arrest.
The West .habamiaB says, two burglars re-
Gently visited PickensVille, entered several
houses, stole $500 and odd, went their way,
we're pursued and arrested at Columbus, Miss.
carried back and lodged In jail at Carrolton.
They gave their names as Dean and Williams
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Co. It matters not 70 them 50 the plot sue
ceeds, and they are permitted to get once
more into power bus they would, no doubt,
prefer that the Post would not talk quite 20
loud. The plain people in the South may I'M
derstand it, and mistrust the patriotism and
safety Of their leaders. They annot be ex-
peeted to follow Messrs. Critttnden and Bel
into their new alliance for srti-slavery pur-
poses I; It is necessary, therefore, that new is
sues should be gottenup, as tnts are thrown to
the whale, and 70 keep them deceived as to the
main purpose. We prophecy q splendid fail
ure for the " new party - II will have nothiHg
like the run Of Know-Nothinglsm. Il 10 be.
ginning 70 be laughed at already. When will
the opposition learn that there can be no real
and substantial parties with the Aneriean peo-
pie, except when based upon principle and hon
est difference Of political sentiment? When
will they learn to properly estimate the good
commo sense o. the nassesf
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INCORRECT "A number Of the police wish it
to be explained that an assertion made by Al
dsrman ROBINSON in Council, on Tuesday, to
the effect that a woman who was the mistress
Of a policeman, had received relief from the
Mayor as a destitute person, is incorrect.
Such a character, vi are informed, did 50 OBJ
tain relief, but her protector was not q police
man until the present Board selected him and
made him one, which has been since the cessa-
tion OF the connection alluded to. Bad sort Of
material to select policemen from.
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TERNHa RHDUCED-
Ts Cheapest Paper IN the South


In confederation Of the increased and sthl
increasing patronage Of the MEMPHIS APPEAL,
under the CASH SYSTEM, the proprietors nave
determined upon the reduction OF the suoseflp-
ton Price Of their WEEKLY paper
For clubs ander ten, or single suoserioers'
the WEEKLY APPEAL win hereafter De fur-
nishei at s. so for each copy.
10 clubs Of ten and upwards it will be fur
nished at - for each copy.
When we consider the mammoth size OF cur
weekly impression and the vast amount ane
variety OF the reading matter It contains, y
nav Justly be claimed that, at these rates Is
the cheapest newspaper published IN the
South.
Clubs may be made sP in neighbornoods
without respect to post Office.
ANY person sending ne 4 club OF twenty, az
he foregoing rates, will be eHtitled to receive
one copy gratis for one yaar- Old eiaos may
be renewed from year to year on the foregoing
terms.
Address McCLANAHAS, TRoUsDALE Dbl,
Memphis, Tennessee.
Our country exchanges will do US a favor by
giving this notice one or two insertions.