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AMoRn KINpNEss.

We return our sincere thanks to friends
at Bolivar for 3 club of sixty new sub
scribers. Our list at Oxford and Holly
Springs has also been greatly increased,
We can now repeat what we have here.
tofore said, and what has not been de-
MED, that the Avalanche has q larger
circulation than any morning paper pub
lished IN Memphis. We believe our cir
culstion exceeds any Of Our cotempors-
ries by at least ID thousand, and hsnce
We offer greater inducements to adver.
Observation-Disclosures, oct. 80.
We do not believe any thing of the
kind. We do not believe that the circu.
latiOn Of the Avalanche, daily and
weekly, equals that Of the APPEAL.
We are sincerely glad to know thai
our ~cO-laboursr and efficient ally is pros
perfng, and, II II were in our power,
would increase its circulation hvs-fold.
There lie 20 rJUaly between it and the
APPEAL, at least on our part, and that,
we think, we have always shown. We
wish it all possible success. .gt
We do not imagine that it iRtends any.
thing ungenerous or uncOurteous. We
know, indeed, that the loyal nature Of
its editors forbids that. But, in al kind.
ness we submit to our confreres, whether
it Is consistent with the spirit that should
actuate those who labour side by side foI
3 common purpose, to proclaim that Il
has greater claims upon the public, OF
FIR. -rantar Inducements 70 a1varffsara
than other journals that do not endeav-
our thus to divert business from theis
friends.
When the Appeal came into the pos
session of its present projectors, 1t yss
agreed upon that It should never boast OF
its circulation, if 1t succeeded IN regain
ing the ground it had lost, and winning
the popular appreciation, and that it
would rely for success entirely on its own
merits. To that resolution it has relig-
ious,y adhered. 1t has not spoken as II
1t were the only journal in Memphis that
vindicated the honour and asserted the
human rights Of the Southern people. 1t
does not sOish to be the only one, and as
10 its circulation, no one has known from
its columns, anything in respect to it.
We hope that our ally will not fall into
the common vice Of Journalism, IN that
regard. II it should las We % not 10
ueve that upon reflection, it VII We
shall not initiate it. But il 1t insists 1n
the supposed preference that ough.
given it on the score Of larger circuls-
ton, we propose that it place at the head
Of Its editorial columns, upon honor, the
number OF copies it prints and circulstes
daily, and the number Of its weekly
issue. We will do the same; and if there
is to be competition for custom on that
score, advertisers will have the means Of
knowing which medium to prefer. We
iaUits the cO7apGrisOH. Iii It proves that the
APPEAL is but second in the estimation
Of the people, we shall not be mortified
or hurt, but shall frankly congratulate
cur neighbor on its good fortune, and say
that whose wears the palm deserves it 4
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Principles GOVERNING TIE CON
DUCr or TBE APPBAB-

eovERrNKTr Of white men FOR White
nm. ana no political miscegenaton-
to me Union Of the STATS: FhDEl-
M Constitution IN is true extent ana
uesnfuE Obedlenos q and maintenanoeo o.
a Law. state and National c-onsnt1uonahs
enacted. o.
--.-t,n ~ enc man 81 many; and 70 an en-
mon the rights OF frsemen or Of
49,. A. mon the ja.t snd constitutions
---oT.rv-sof any Department o. the state
or National Governments
T-.prvHNEsTs OF Military despotsmsi
-o,tnronipe Of msrtiai law, no suspension
-. vr5t Of Habeas Corpus. no Staying OF cit
--sbv Military Commission, no interference
-Itb the courts. no Ietres deeaeheh In time %
pesoe. the
No -ASDrSe ARM1rs OF states in'tine Of
peace. .,sz.,, N an
R-rsroEArrox Of DISTINGUISHES ctlzehs oe
-gbtsapd privileges OF which they heNeo
sJsseized no prosecutions OF oisqnahn
f.r political opinions; for the fAst,oo
~ oFsnces; for the PEEsKNr
Hxrox PEACE, Law and D
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE
afroan race. ofaH the CIVIL rights
No REPUDIArIoN, by state or NSuoh' iN"'
honest aud lawfuldeot
No OF old party differences ou1 =
Union Of AL Conservative men, Of - lO
,srtes. who revere the O~onsutouoh'
ne old landmarks Of the
No IEarsLATIoN to plumber one poII
me country for the profit OF anoiner
WHATEVER Is JUST; vhsteVet : -
whatever is % GOOD REPUrE
the descendants Of English reemen
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FORETGN.

LONDON, October Sl.-Censols, 81 7.I6,
5-20s, TO1-1B. Illinois Central, S0t; Erie
.TfakKFoRr, october sI.-5-2Os buoy.
ant, closing at 754.
HAVANA, October Soften Of the
prisoners who took part in the revolt at
the peEitentiAry 10 Santiago DeCubs
we're shot on the sd. Ali others impli-
Gated In the affair were sentenced TO
long tsrms of imprisonment.
Advtces from Mexico say Juarez has
not yet sent the 1000 men asked for 10
stop Indian atrocities. The tribes have
united.
FLORENCE, October SLIT is officially
announced that the Royal army, which
has been acting as an srmy Of Obserya-
ton on the frontier, has received orders
70 advance into the PApal territory.
GsribSldi Is reported in front oil
the outer Notifications Of Rome,
With a force OF twenty-five
battslions Of young aud devoted troops.
All quietin the interior Of the city at last
accounts. The r~eactiOnRry policy OF the
Kings Government has caused the great
est excitement throughout Italy. The
party Of action are greatly e~xasperated,
and violent demonstrations Of popular
indignation are reported In the principal
cities of the Kingdom.
LIVERPOOL, October 3l.-COttOn quiet;
sales to-day, 5000 bales; uplands, std
Orleans, ga. Breadstuffs dull. Wheat
declined 81. Corn advanced Sd, closing
az As Sd fer mixed western.
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decide these things TO be constitutional,
the true people of the South, fettered and
manacled, will be able to emerge FROM
bondage only by taking counsel Of de-
SPAR, and ~rssorting to arms and revolu-
ton and q war Of exterminatiou- -
Alresdy it is announced that Chief
Justice CHASE Is one Of the most con-
sentative Of men. Such, upon q candi-
date for the Presidency, is the effect Of
the verdict Of the people of Ohio. The
Senators and Representatives Of the
Northern States are no more willing
than other men, to incur the hazard 81
political damnstion and perpetual exile
from the pleasures and profits and
honours Of Office, : by open and
undisguised defiance Of the will Of
the people,, positively and unmis-
takeably expressed. II the Conservative
electors Of the Northern States, all men
who are opposed to military desPotism
and negro suffrage, will assemble spon-
t~aneously in State and County Conven-
/ tions, and in thunder-tones instruct
those who m~isrepresent them at once ia
repeal the reconstruction acts, and re.
ceive the Southern States into the Union,
upon their solemn acceptance Of tbs
amendment 10 the Constitution emsnci.
pating the negroes, and upon their Sc.
curing to them all the civil rights o.
freemeD or even to establish immedi,
ately territorial governments Of white
men, there viii be life and hope for the
South yet. nthis is not done, We dc
not see how it is to escape from the sea
Of Ills that is about to overwhelmit on
how walk any other than q road Of blood
hereafter towards the self government
Of intelligent frsemen. The waves Of
the sea Of anarchy are always waves OF
blood and reddest of all will be the
waves Of the sea Of strife between the
superior race resolved to vindicste its
superiority, and a rae Of ~barbarians,
brutal and vicious and drunken with the
license Of power, a frIghtful horde Of
Iunaties, savage IS wolves and Findictive
as Chimpanzees,
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MENPHIS ASSOCIATION COURsE
FHH Meeting. 1897.

THE Fall Meeting over this Course VIII COM
i nenc0 on the D" u
Eleventh Day Of November, and Com
time SIX Bays. 90 Yl'f
Three following Faess closed, ~ the named
entries, on the 18th instant: -IE
NURSERY STAKE. . s8gt.
O.. W. Dilahunt enters General Dunsanis
br. Z Antelope, by ATa'anehe, dam Gazstts, -
Jpobnsoa 4 Doneiass enter BIZ. ?. Charlotte
IhomPson, b. leap. Mickey Free, dam Ada
Johnson q Douglass enter sc. Riohelleu, BY
Jack Malone dam the.dam Of MugginA, BY
P. Mitchell enters br. c. Eigfn, By saeIhy
dam by imp Eaue; second dam the dam o.
General A. Buford enters br.c c. by Lexingtod;
dam thoroughbred bot pedigree not knowni
dress red. gray and white. -r..a
W. 5. Tremaine enters 8 C. BushWhaekar, oy
Lexington, dam by Glencoe dress red, white
Tnrnsr a johnson enter br. Q. Crystal, By
Avalanche, dam Gun, BY ChiAie Harold 10
GREEN STAKE.
G. W. Dtllahunt enters Gen-G. W, Harding's
b. . Duetta, by Highlander, dam Delta, byimp.
Jobnsoi & Douglass enters c T. by Jack Ma-
lone, dam AlbinO, by Imp. Albion 3 years
Gen. A. Bufosd enters br. m. BY vandaI, dam
ny imr. Margraye syears Old dress red gray
and white.
John Ii. Morgan enters Gu T. Eaunie Lelen6Is
by Australian, IAN Lavender, by WAGNER;
u d Thomas sntera en-. Z Hira. by Lexington.
out OF Hegira, by imp. Ambassador
Turner & johnson enters en- Z Magazine, b.
Australian. dam BY old wagner
". A. Fowikes enters dark or c. BY Black
Wind dam by Ambassador 3 years siu.
W. A, FowIkes enter b. T. by NandaL, dam
Duchess de Berri, By imp. Sovereign
OYERFON HOTEL STAKE.
Mr.. C. Castillo enters bay Z by Lexington,
dam Little Peggy, by Cripplei dress green and
] 8. Jones enters 3. m. Maggie English, by
Shiloh, dam Fanny by Epsilon; dress red gray
P. Mitchell enters Pat CIeburne, by HisEa-
the, dam ny imp. Emu second dam the dam OF
EackH
leans, By Jack Malone. dam Wagen 7 mare.
W. = Tremaiua enters b b. Tom WOEey, By
Ringgold, Jam by Glencoe dress, red white
and blue.
Tee entries for this stake were closed on tho
18Th instant.
RACES YET OPEN FOR IN TRIES.
FfrzI Day-First race, Gayoso House stake,
mile heats, for all ages.
Second ~Day-Second race, two mile dash, for
Third Day-CtizeuE purse, $500, two mile
heats, free for all ages
THIRD uay-Secoud race, three mile dash, nee
FOURTH Day-second race, Bankers purse,
Sl00O, three mile heats, free for al ages
Fifth Day-Southern and Western Turf Con-
gress stake, tour mi g heats
sixth Dsy-ktrst ace. saloon staEei mile
heats, three best In i've, SEQ purse, Tree for all
ages. Second race, mile heats for beaten horses,
to be handicapped, 500 purse.
GEN. N. 3. FURREST, President.
A. D. GIBSON, Secretary. # seq
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ID nnnnrsPoNpENFs.

40 notice can be taken Of anonymous Oom'
uunicatons. Whatever Is tntendeo lot IN
ssrtiou in the APPEAL, must be Aathentl'
Gated By the name 4 address
w5tsr. as 4 gusrantee Of his good nilh anu
responsibility. -
RuEines letters should be ADDRESSED
APPEAL, Memphis. -
Communication for publication nus
len on one side OF the page only -
ali otber matters connected Win the eu
rial depsrtment, should be addresseo' ED1
-sEs oTTHE ATRIAL, MemPhiE
We cannot, as q rule, undertake % return
49,. roun5 suitsbIs for publication
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DIED.

TOWREs-At his residence, no. s. Pigeon
RoOst road, DT. JAMS N TOWNS, Of the dEm
OF TOWnes 4 Torrencs, Of this city.
CUTCHIN-Died, on the morning of the 3lst
October, at the residence OF Mr.. J. c. Hornsby,
OF congestion. JyLJUs \. CUTCHTS. recently
nom suffolk Va, IN The eighteenth year Of bis
age.
The funeral wsIltake place this morning at
10 o'clock, which his friends and acquaintsnces
are invited 10 attend.
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LATEST
BY
TT 10 =.
Night Dispatches.
LaAaA a
IvEsrHzS ASSOCIATED PRESS REroRrs.I


NEW YORK, October 3l.-Havanain in
telligence received here says San Do
minEo has declared war against Hayti,
on account Of sympathy given TO e1-
President Bsez. Baez was at Caracas,
where he was planning an attempt to
return 10 San Domingo. Presidential 4
ret and Gen, Pessin were on the Haytien
frontier with an army of four thousand
men.
Charles Dickens will give eighty read
ings In the United States, commencing
st Boston. He reads here on the sth OF
December.
LOUISVILLE, October 31.-River falling
slowly, with twenty-eight inches in the
channel.
NEW ORLEANS, October sl.-FeveI
intermenta thirteen.
The ordinance repeating the previous
school ordinances notbaEiBg received a
thwo-thtrds vote OF Au the Council elect
failed to pass oves the Mayors veto. fF
G~ALHEsPoN, October B-Four deaths
from the fever yesterday.
Reynolds has asked the War Depart
ment TO make permanent transfer o.
headquarters to Austin, Texas. HI
moved from here Friday.
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rBE LOYAL ISDAnsITY BILL

The Nashville Radical organ has dis.
covered that the passage Of the ~so-cslled
loyal indemnity bill viii bankrupt the
State. 1t requires but little ssgaeity to
make the discovery. The passage Of
such a bill would about wipe out the
state Government. Therefore the Radi.
cal organ breaches as follows,
White on this subject, we viii add, on
the authority OF private letters from
Ekstern capitalists aud bankers, that the
apprehension Of large increase Of State
indebtedness, by the passage of an in
demnity bill, has contributed largely 70
disturb %cOnfdsnce ia the soIvency OF our
State, and to cause q decline in the value
Of her bonds. There is no probability OF
the passage Of such & measure by the
present Legislature. Whatever opinion
that body may have of the measure il
the abstract, there is q decided unwil-
lingness 10 burden the State with new
debts at this time, for any purpose not es-
sential TO the development Of her material
interests, and il is highly improbable
that new bonds will be put on the mar
ket to an extent which would depreciate
all the bonds 70 twenty-five or thirty
cents on the dollar. The measure would
be suicidal. 1t would defeat its own OBJ
ject for the receiver of the indemnify
DOuds would be taxed ssventy-6ye cents
to obtain twenty-five cents in return.
The bOnd-boldsrs Of the State may dis
miss any apprehension Of further indebt-
cdness from this source Warmly as
members may believe in the principle, Of
indemnity, they viii hardly add many
millions TO a State debt already large, at
= tihe when the Democrats party is
straining every sinew to effect national
repudiation.
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TUE Fail Meeting Oysr this Course VIII com
/ menc0 on the D u
Eleventh Day Of November, and Com
tiHne SIX Bays. 90 Yi'f
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Notice to CITY KOters.
MAroRis OFFICE. CITY HALL
EEMPHlS TENE. October 30th, l86

IT,.
! offices for registering voters forthe next
" Municipal EectiOu VIII be opened this day
aB 70 o'clock . m and for The nexf thirty days,
at the following placess
First WGd-R. D. Baugh, Reg stsr, No. 4
| Jlckson street.
/ second Ward-wm. Chase. Register, No. q
Poplar street.
Tbird Ward-F. J. AtEsIl, Register, No. 2s
80, I'd street.
FSn m Wsrd-J.B 3. woodward. Register, No.
an 80, ID street. .
Fse u NV. L Mssh, Register, No. %
Ss ss.ss st ws. jaime Banks, Register, Waldran
Ds9S s,n 4SiH w. y u D Wim5eEy- Register,
ESrg.so1 Rrulf.g BsalestresA4
FiEhth Wsrd4Frna Tat
Attention 1s called 70 t 2 - ~ abo1s.
from the City Charter IN q 6Co-4 ~ ~ regts-
The Register shah open -s-f.rfD1 -
ration Of ali persons love. ~ - 49,.
tn vote in anv municipal elect &c., n escb
side in said ward ami every -,,-s SiT-
ward shall, before offering 70 voh .1oU -
self 20 be regfstsrsdin sad books "a ~ -sgts-
esfgs rom tho RssistsrasacertIaeats@ -ssDe1d
. tration. which shall be numbered 70 cor ICf6s
unh thenams and namnber on he books h,
Register; and no person shall be sufsre- ~
vote a. any municipal election Who shall I Z.
have aud produce 70 the Judges OF eisctlon NJ
cartidoabs rs alOreSRtd; and 40 Yoter snail DC
allowsd 70 vote IN any otaer wardthan the Ons
where he resides and Is registered"
Oo30 lot W o. maypE.
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Will be open Monday, Nov. 4th'
JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK.
At 90 Cents a Yard.
Resfdent Notice.

IN the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No lsou Irbv. Administrator OF the
estate OF James A. Hart, decaase1s vs. Lurlnda
Hart geo. ?, Eart,e ct Al
IT appearing from Affidavit N khls cause tos'
Il the defendants, LAVern1R r Hari ana . ,
Jean, administrator OF n. q. Dean, deceased
are residents or the state Of Mississippi, and
uon-resideuts o. the State OF Tennessee
It is therefore ordered that they make theh
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in tins
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the LIS
Monday in December 1867 anu plead, ansWel
or uemur to complainanEs bAY or the SAM
will be taken for confessed a. 70 them anu sci
for hearing eKparte, and that a copy OF TINS or
der be published once a week for lour success
i've weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy. Attest:
AUGUSTOS ASTON, Clerk and Master.
nv r. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Wilson & Beard, Solicitors FOR complainant
nluT Fuur1nH
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The Richmond Enquirer, after say
ing that though It may not be possibi,
to defeat the call for a Convention
it will yet be in the power Of ID,
whites to vote down the work Of an,
convention held, then goes on TO urg,
that if the negroes will, BY their votes
array themselves against the whites
they will be deprived Of white employ
curtly closing with the remark q They
should not eat our bread and drink onl
blood"
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FRIDAY EVENING. EoVEMBER l.,, va
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-ai HI flsa ~ es. " EsfPLfh GaaqEyIEfE
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&C. gss.s' f aaaaaassssaas.I-1ziHTGiEEEaSfi 4 sH gsEssi
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Tr9ESt0esS S0Je.

orders are RESPECTFULLY SOIicIte
ana17 .f-snHa -~aafnHarH
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G. v. RAMBAUT
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RUSSIA does not appear 10 be in q
very hne financial condition. Her debt
has tTebled within the last twenty years.
specie payment by the State Bank Of
Russis has long ago gave out, and it is
constantly issuing its inconyertible notes
70 meet the wants OF the Government.
Since 1882 Russia has expended an
amount annually very far in excess of It's
avenues.
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ADvERrxsEmE'Ts
Ezeaant Dweutna for Rent.

THAT spacious N nse-k.6fy Brick RESI-
Il DENCE, Nc. IS Court street Containing
some Twelve large Iroons, nne balls, etc. ST
well finished and in excellent condition: A
favorable LboaNon Hor a hrst class boarding
vance, and well secu red. Apply 10
NJ, b. TREZEVANT.s
Attorney at Law southwssC corneg Main and
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RrsToRI was . Gipsey. Her father
and mother belonged 70 8 wandering
company. She first appeared on thS
stage At two months old 10 3 basket o
-aORePs. -. -. ...t.-
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Total an g 3. ErxoKRrR :. COM y . g 2.
ishes tbe'railrosd companies /:

Finally, II the interest due the State
or = reasonable portion Of it, is not me
at the time required by law, 1 shall Ger
tainly appoint receivers on all defaulting
reads. The interest upon the State debi
must be paid, and the credit Of the State
must be upheld, and this can only be
done by those companies paying up
their honest dues.
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Nrse he
.bing at
&c. He
Inns the
~d, the
Cohen's
NcenaB
Angbe
ilngths
hsmuch
Qb6tan-
bat the
ePoHce
30 eat Il
This
fora
.om an
sought
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COFFEB or broth should neve be al
lowed to boil. 10 coffee the aroma es-
capes with the steam, and with broth
the essence Of the meat escapes. So ssys
Blot.
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I'LL IsDERIEDNEss Of 81

Gov. BRowNLOw, IN q communication
to the Legislature, thus states the Rail-
road accounts, including the January
interest. 1857:
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TAKEN UP, 9th October. 1857, two MULES,
one a bay or brown mare, chunkey mule,
about eight wears old the other a gray horse
mule, large raw bone, ten years old ~ orange
Coleman. AVtng on Horn Lake Road. Two ana
q hair miles South OF Memphis, near Dr..
WheatOn's place. III owner can have the
same by proving property, paying charges and
| for this advertisement oeJO 81"
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MUsEMENTs
NEW MEMPHIS THRATER


NEW MEMPHIS THEATER
Lessee and Manager -.----s. Y O. THOMPSON
Stage ManaEeI~-~--a-AHIHLb4 u. FkANBh
L------H l."
Last night bat enc. Renert Of the besutiful
little artistic, Miss EMILE MELVILLE
FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER Ist, lssz
CnafI1n's Husband.
lady C~an1fHa-G-zMIss RMILtR MELVILLE
Ia 400 EH H Tn
After which, the talented young Actor and e
o~ouionfst, Mr.. r. BEESSEL, VII recte 4a
! xoui-stlrrhR address BY tOi. Burke IN the
cause Of the Irish rsbel1on-
The performances Will conclude with tne
Pretty HonSe-bneaheF. D3tL
Bella SunnyNde~--+-f-.----.MI MISC EAfALL
Introducing her tn~comparably charming
v~ocaiiZaUion.
~ --------
CEAEsE OF TIHE.-Doors open a. x 70 4
curtain 70 rise AZ ~ preeissly.
Prices a. usual, Seats may be secured a1
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Potatoes! Potatoes i!

geo bBFs. Peach Blows -
100 SKIS. do. do;
so bbIs. Shaker Russetts;
90 skis. do. do,
In store and for sale by
HOWES a BURBANK.
Commission Merchants, % Front street.
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Long enough; well, my friend, does it make GOOD UTTER

ndos not only make good Butter but about ONE EoUREE MORE to given anoqnto
cream, under Ike crcumHanceso quality and temperature and in about ONE HALF THE
TINE required y tn uso tn sold shsr" Am, however quite ready to confess aath
would re haFehs 50 quick, for the uy plain nd simple re@oH uasu extraordinarily rsPd
Of those RICE. GRALyTI WAKY FIRM and LIVELY QUALLELEsW hhh consdtas REAL
GOOD BUTTER.
IN Weu,sr have me q the" oH fashioned" Chuns-an old family relic OF several gene
past M 10 I understand you that nothing more is required than me Of he ~FIE
DEFY RASHERSP' r.. -.
Nothing heE haeyert complete he SIAPLEHT CHEAPEsE and MOST 81 EISEAC
TORY CHURELyG APPARATUS that the wOndm mas yet produces F. --H
Wei, hhnd oncs more ezcussm me sr-ught well peasd, buta little sgspHdou[ Can
heir it Ar you sur this is mot ono nhe Yankse humbugs-tns ofths Machine NutmRR'
or O1e of the" Hub OF The Universe HansV nto frcS 81; such hamath That would to look apn
brings broad ussr gnp the PhzOf snOND sduOuse pdcnu--out with omswhI
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Principal Depotfo r the Southern States for FIN LEY s CHURF DASHER
at the popular GhTns Hall Of BASTLAND, LbO-TD & GILBERTr Ne
81 Main street Memphis, Tenn, and for sale by agents Everywhere.
Retail Price, "a 90 Each, and Invariably Cash.