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The Rochdale (Eng) Eqr BILE Cs-opera-
tive Society has been in operation twenty-three
years. 1t began with twenty-eight members
and subscribed capital of EOS. The members
now number seven thousand; the receipts for
goods sold during the past three months have
been G69, ,663, and the profits for that period
nearly 10000, while the assets of the society
amount to G12O,OOO The society has eleven
groceries, one drapers and tailoring establish
ment, three shoe chops, and the same number
of clogging shops Their fixed stock, consist
ing of buildings, horses, carts, &C., is stated at
nominal value of G16,4G0 but is! in reality
worth more. They have eleven newsrooms snd
six thousand Volumes which are supported by
an allowance of two and a half per cent. from
all the net profits The London Spectator re-
marks that statistics, as a rule, are dull read
ing; but these contain the story of peaceful
revolution which will literally renew the face
of the earth, as far as the masses of the people
are concerned. One fact more must be men,
toned to show the vitality of the cooperative
system. Six years after the "Pioneer" started
it was found that money accumulated in their
store beyond the immediate wants of the So
ciety. So some of the members formed corn
mill society, which has nov, seventeen years
after its formation, a capital of &82,OO0, and
is doing an annual business Of 100000.
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Rsvsray johnson Changes Hi. Tune.

Hon. REvERpY JOHNSON, of Maryland, has
recently published, anonymously, an able pam
phlet on the condition of the country. He at
tributes the disorganization of the country, and
the depression of the South, to the course pur-
sued by Congress, and exposes the grounds
upon which that body assumes supreme con-
troll over ten States of the American Union.
He shows the manner in which the South came
to be treated a belIgerent, and says that the
idea of conquest by government OF Its own
territory is ridiculous. Mr.. JOHNSON argues
that Congress IS acting without any authority
derived fro1n the people of the United States,
and in direct contravention of the known Will
of the people of the South. Mr.. STEVENS de-
clares that his party is acting ''outsde OF the
Constitution, and if this be the case, Congress
may rule the South more absolutely than
Spain was wont to rule her colonies, and may
govern them, through all time, as it pleases.
Under the war powers of the Constitution Con-
cress has no warrant for its assumptions, nor
has it any such warrant under the section
which requires the United States to guarantee
to every State republican form of govern
ment. The right to regulate suffrage in the
States has only been asserted during the last
few years; and, if it be admitted, Congress
NAV provide for the whole internal government
of every State, direct its educational system,
regulate its manufactures, and cancel its debts
Consolidation is despotism:-a territory as vast
as the United States cannot be ruled by sim
gle free Government. Now the South is with
out representation, her commerce is at stand
STILL it is attempted to place the negro upon an
equal footing with the white man, the Presi-
dent is threatened with impeachment and
pension during trial, ,-'a measure which moth
ing but his patriotic ferbearance can prevent
from terminating in another civil war"
These are the utterances of an able man.
who so far fo-sook his principles as to advise
the South to acquiesce in military reconstruc-
ton; anu who now finds that there is no free
dom fc' this country, unless the provisions and
stipulations of the compact between the States
are scrupulOusl: adhered to and observed
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The Turning Tide.

Tomorrow the annual elections will be held
in the States of New York, New Jersey, Della
ware, Maryland, Massachusetts,, Michigan, Wis
consin, Minnesota, Illinois, Kansas, Missouri,
and Nevada At the elections of 1866 the
whole of these States. with the exception of
Maryland and Delaware, gave Republican ma
iorities; but there are sound reasons for believ-
ing that the elections tomorrow will show a
considerable change in public feeling and party
politics.
The following table shows the total number
of votes cast, and the Radical majorities, at the
elections of last year in the States named, and
the increase in the conservative vote required
TO insure conservative victory:
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themselves only by dethroning their Radical
dasnots and bowins 10 the expressed viii OF the
people.
-1ohu Mitchell says of that prowling and insa-
tate ,Ilibuster Garibaldi: We have not low, and
never had. am sympathy with Garibaldi, who is
the embodiment of simple revolt against all order
and authoyity His party is that OF The Soledd~es
who now infest France, Belgium and Italy, and we
desire to see bit pue between his teeth, and II
needful, pair OF fetters on his wrists.
Some OF the detectives of the Treasury De-
partn.ent at Washing on profess to have informa-
ton leading to the belief that only about one
hundred and fifty thousand of the seven-thirty
bonds, alleged to be counterfeit, were put into
circulation Eight spurious fifty dollar notes were
also received recently at the Department, and al
first we're passed as genuine notes, but were sub
seouently thrown out.
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RUN-AwAY-AND-coME-BA BACK AGAIN "ARTFuL
DoDoEn" JuAREz has received another lease Of
power and plunder. The vote for DIAz was
small, and the murderer of MAMMALIAN is
President of Mexico. JUAREz had the election
under his thumb To him it was to say who
should run for the vacant position and, faith
full to his former running, when bullets were at
the front, he has run himself into place where
dollars are plentiful and speculative chances
abundant OF course the new President will
issue crowning proclamation, in which he
will promise all things to do nothing this
will be followed by Mexican loan that will be
as profitable to the receiver and lenders as
those which have gone before.
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Increase required

This is upon the presumption that the total
number of votes cast will be about the same as
last year; and it will be seen how small an ad-
vance in the conservative spirit will, in several
States. enable conserv tive men to carry the
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TICKETS s12. HALVES sc. QUARTERS S.
EIGHTS $3.50.
PHOTOGRAPHS

WILL SEND, POSTPAID, 80 PHOTOGRAPHS OF
tbe most celebrated Actors for 80 cents so Actresses
or so cents; so Union Generals Tor so cents 80 Rebel
Generals for so cents so Statesmen for so cents 6O beau
aenenen for so cents large Photographs of French
Dancing Girls in costume beautifully colored exactly as
they appear for so CENTS for 50 cents OF the most
nuear in the play OF the Black Crook at Nibos Gardeb
New York.
Send all orders to p O. Box III, IT " N Y.
May Is NF
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TO N S O R RlAL.
L. HEUER

NNAKES Tbs METHOD OF INFORMING HIS
friends and customers and the public generally that
he has removed from Meeting street. near the Mills
House. to NO. 93 MARKET STREET North side, be-
tween Meeting and King streets where he has opened
the finest and most FASHIONABLE SHAVING AND
HAIR DRESSING SALOON i'll Charleston.
Noyember2
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CTEVENS HOUSE, Nos. 2I. 23, 25 AND "a
, Broadway. N. Y. opposite Bowling Green-on On the
widely known to the travelling public The location is es-
peciay suitable merchants and business men, 1t is in
close proximity to the business part of the cityis on
cent TO all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depos
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommodation tor
over 800 guess-it we'll furnished and possesses every
modern Improvement for the comfort anu
of its inmates The rooms spacious and well venti
lstedproyided with gas and water-the attendance is
prompt respectuland the table Is generously pro
The rooms having been refurnished and remodeed we
are email ID to offer extra facilities for the comfort and
pleasure II our guests. GEO. b. CHASE CO.,
MAY 2s 6mo Propretors.
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s 7 RAYEl D,

CTRAYED INTO FARM ON THE RACE
y Course back of the Club House. RED COW, with
white legs and branching horns The owner can have her
nv nayino expenses II November4
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COPARTNERSMIPS.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY ENTERED
into Copartnership under the name and style oi
MCMILLAN & JOWTTT, for the purpose of conducting
the BOOK and JOB PRINTING, and BOOK BINDING
business, at No. SO Hayne street
JAMES W. MCMILLAN.
THAD. C. JOWITT.
CHARLESTON November l, 1867.
Novelnber4
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F O R SALE.

EOR sALE.---A sLOOP, TWO YEARS OLD,
e we'll found in Sails Rigging. Anchor and Chain, ca
pabe OF carrying 20 cords OF wood or 1901 bushels OF rice
win be sold bargain If applied for Immediately. Apply
10 JAMES L. BRANDT,
November II NO. 10 Amherst street..
NOR SALE, THE STOCK AND GOOD
N will of Grocery Stand in the lower part Of the
city. For particulars apply at Mr. h. I. hABENlCHI,
No. Tradd street, and Mr.. F. ENTLEMAN, corner
Church and Tradd streets. Novemoer2
T1oR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN AMY
QUANTITY price rs cents per hundred. Apply at
the Office of the DAILY NEWS. limo October %
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REM OVALS.
TOBACCO! TOBACCO!

ID MULKAI HAS REMOVED HIS TOBACCO BUSl-
NESS from No. 136 Meeting street to Messrs.
RISLEY L CREIGHTON'S WHOLESALE STORE. Nos.
l4S and las EAST BAY where he has now on hand and
on the way direct from Manufacturers aarge and varied
assortment Of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. in H, y,
y, and whole boxes Fine Virginia SMOKING TO
BACCO, in 8 10. bales. Price, Sl5O each Scotch and
New York SNUFFS, in boxes.
Factors and Planters are respectfully requested to call
and see my prices before purchasing elsewhere Fresh
supplies every week. a.,o,-,,,,
n B-J. Green's GENUINE DURHAM SMOKING
TOBACCO in bags of about 80 Tbs. each.
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B O A R D | N G .

OOOD BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN A
(T private family at No. As EAST BAY, near the
Battery. Terms IS per week. WIN Octobers
DOARDING-AFE FEW GENTLEMEN CAN
ID be accommodated with BOARD in private fami-
ly Apply at No. 2GEORGE STREET Terms mode
rate. Oclooer "A
T1IRsT CLANS BOARD WITH COMFORTA-
L. BLY, furnished rooms can be had at NO: l so-
CIETY STREET. limo October9
DOARDING.-EXCELL BOARD CAN
Is be obtained st reasonable rates, by applying at No.
434 KING STREET one door above Hudson street. near
the Citadel The Street Cars pass the door every ten
minutes. 3mo ocpooer
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M { E1 N G S.

soLoMON's LODGE. No. 1, A.. f.. NJ.
TINE MONTHLY COMMUNICATION WILL BE
holden in Masonic Hail. This Evening, the 4th inst,
at o'clock Members ard candidates for degrees win
be punctual.
By order of the W.. M. R. q. WERNER
October 4 IL Secretary
PELnIETTO STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM
PANY.
A TTEND A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
n the Company This Monday Evening" the 4th inst, y,
at the Hall, at O'Clock precisely.
By order WIN. q. ARMSTRONG,
November Secretary.
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10 RENT, THE FIRST FLOUR OF A
pleasantly located Residence below Broad street,
consisting Of four fine Rooms, with Kitchen and Ser
wants Rooms. Will be rented low to permanent ten.
ant Address ]. s. B., Lock Box No. 80, Charleston.
Noyember2 6
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T O r { N T..

ITO RENT. PART OF A HOUSE IN MEET
Il ING STREET, near the Battery. with kitchen, SER
wants accommodation, &c. Apply, between the hours
of ten and two at No. MEETING STREET.
October 80 wfIn3*
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-03

"L .
. THE NICHOLSON PAyEMEGT-We
take the following paragraph from the
New York World, and If there Is any
thing in il, it interests Memphis as much
as IL does New York: /" We should sup
pose that the contractors who are laying
down the Nicholson pavement, as an ex-
perimental affair, in several ofOur streets,
would do their work in the best possible
way, and would adopt all the improve
ments that have been found Of practical
avail in other cities where the pavement
has been tried. We are not perfectly
certain that they are not doing so, for
they ha ge such large interests dependent
on the success Of their first efforts, that
1t would be more than ordinary folly for
them TO be neglected. In any particular.
But an intelligent observer, who, the
other day, was watching the process Of
laying down the pavement in Mercer
street, remarked that a short time would
show q defect which had already sp-
peared in the Chicago pavement which
was laid down the same way, and nae
not appeared in the st. Louis pavement,
in which there Is s difference. In Mer-
Ger street, as thousands Of people have
noticed, the base-planks Of the pavement
are coated on the top with melted tar
taken from adjacent pots; and it was in
the same fashion that the coating was
put on in Chicago. In st. Louis, on the
other hand, the pIanks were dipped IN
tanks of melted tar, which thus coated
both sides, and which prevented dry
rot, warping and many other evils to
which the wood Is liable, and which
cause the pavement TO need frequent
repair. If these things be not so, IL will
be well for the city, the pavement and
the contractors. If they be so, they
might as well be thought ofin time. For
it will not be long till we know to a Ger
taintYEI
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE o A PAYING IN
A vestmenr The plantation is known as the
r5fIss above he Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road crossing, containing betNeen Four and I'VE
buudred acres. about one hundred cleared
ms fppt above the late overflow the remainder
heavily timbrred, together with the wnole or
bslf Interest in "a NEW STEAM SAW MILL,
forty horse power1 Engine Blacksn-llhs shop,
eppurt-nauces for running the same. There is
anne Mansion with nine rooms, q Slstern, tca-
DsrIry 5000 gallOnED three Cabins a arehouse,
two good Wood Yards, and the best landings
on tie river. The above viii be solo AT low ng-
- sddress Mrs N. A. H.
1870 Appeal once
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OF nAIIs.
Uum further notice the Malls viii close as

Until further notice the Mails viii close a.
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, st. Louis, Nashville, Louis'
VILE, Cincinnati, Cleveland. EttsburR, Phila-
delphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York bAu-
more, n All cities north and VEST al
al6 r n.
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
Augusta, Columbus, Ga, Montgomery, Mo
bile, Ala, New York, Nashville, and Rlcitea
south and east, at $50 pm.
For New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, MISS,
VicksburE, Natchez, and al cities SOUTH Al
4p.m.
All stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Crest
Northern railroads at $50 pm.
All Stations on Memphis and Louisville Rnd
branch railroads at pm.
All Stations Oh Memphis End Charleston, Mis-
sissippl Central, Mobil and OniO, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
last Tennessee railroads at am
For Little Rock, Pine Bluff and AL Landings
an Arkansas and White rivers, f~semi~Weekly!,
Tuesdays and Saturday.
Mississippi river-south, tsemi-Weekly)' Tues
days and Saturdays.
days and FridayH.
r. C. GIST, Postmaster Memphis.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
R WINsLOW's
OOTHING SYRUP

SO OF G. P,
For Children TeethinG,
facilitates the process of teeihing. by
sofening the gums, reducing alIinfammatiOn
win sIlay all pain and pasmodic action, and is
sure TO KegnIafe the Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, It viii give rest 10
yourselves, asd
Relief and Health to yOur infant
We have pat up and sold this article for years
and can say in confidence and truth Of 1t b
we never can be able to say Of any other med
ieine: Never has it failed in a single Instance
to effect a cure when timely used. Never did
we know an instance Of DISSATISFACTION BY any
one who used it. On the contrary. all are de-
lighted with It's operation, and speak IN terms
Of commentator Of its medical effects and
medical virtues. We speak In this matter
81 what we do know, afteE years OF exPeIience,
and pledge cur reputation for the fulnlmen OF
what we mere declare. In almost every in
stance where the infant Is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief Etu be found in fifteen
or twenty minutes after the syrup is admins
tered.
FuI directions for duOOOs UIA suIsnsny each
bottle.
Be sure and call for
"Mrs WinsloW's Soothing Syrup"
Having the fac-simile OF " Curtis a PerkinHr
on the outside wrapper. All others are base
limitations.
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only s5 Cents per Bottle.
OrF1cEs-2l5 Fulton street, New York; 100
High Hol6Orn, London, England 44lsL Paul
street, Montreal. Canada. oczs cod ON
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= undivided one-halfintsre in 5o,O00acres
a gT Red river bottom land, In Lafayette
AND SEWER counties Arkansl ~.
Thfsf In terest. the title 70 which Is perfech wiz
he soId al allow ngure. for One-third cash and
the remainder al one and two years. without
interest
rfNTer bottom land. above all overflow, and the
dnest b0dy OF Iaud in the state, in avfor
'Tbsse lands VIII be sold together or In par
Apply to PIKE& ADAMS,
Attorneys At Law,
-Ezr cl5 Main street, Memphis
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EMMONs & SoS, No. 10 Jefferson
street, and 1913 Main street, have received
Frank Leslie, Police News, Independent,
Hsrpers BAEaSr. Stats Zeitung, New
York Weekly, BOYg snd Girls Weekly,
Home Journal, La Crosss Democrat,
Round Table, Harpsr's Weekly, Police
Gazette, New York Ledger, Chimney
Corner, Literary Album, New York
Clipper, Irish Citizen, John Mitchel's
new paper, Criminal Zeitung, MetropOl-
itan Record, WaVe,Jy Magazine, Turf,
Field and Farm, WiEss' Spirit, Banner
Of Light, New York MereaTy, Aperiean
Artisan, London News Harper's Maga,
zine, Eclectic Magazine, Frank Leslie's
Ladies Book, FeteFsoB's Magazine, At
lantie Monthly, all for November; and
also 8 new lot Of Gleason's AOYelettes,
and slso London Art Journal and Every
Saturday, for October. Call at EmmOns
4 Son for your Sunday reading matter.
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BRNWNS BRONCHIAL FROCHEN

Having a direct influences to the parts, give i'm
mediate relief For Bronchitis, Asthma
oatarrh. Constructive and Threat Dts-
eases, Troeaes are used with always good
success.
singers and Public Speakers uss them
to clear and strengthen the voice.
OBTAIN only "BRowS's BRoScHIAL TRo-
iii and do not take any OF the Bor9IsS
LIMITATIONS that may be offered. soLn EyEEx-
wRERE. oez2eod4n
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The Steamers
OZARK. RowENA. COMMERCIAL
REORGANIZATION.
st. Louis, Memphis &VickSbuFg
PACKET LINE.

ONE OF the four following first 81
~ class sid wheel Steamers will Z
leave Memphis promptly on FRIDAYS and
AONDAIS, at 5 o clock ? N for fIcksburg and
all way landings: Steamers
RUBICOE. ". H. Blake, Master, FRIDAYS
Fl. NJ. SHREVE, Il Carter. Master, FRIDAYS
COLUMBIAN, Barnes, Master,
PEORIA CITY, d. II. Silver, Master, MONDAYS
Making close connection with Meridian snd
Selma RailrDad, and GazOO River Packets.
By promptness and regularity and strict at
tentiou to all busine s entrusted to hem, these
Packets trust to merit andrseefve the patron.
age OF sh ppers.
boat, foot Of Monroe street.
LARRY HARMSTAD& CO., Agents,
ocI5 II 2S7 Main street, corner Madison.
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Marriage and CelIbaey.-An essay for
young men on the crime OF solitude, and the
diseases and abuses which create i~mpediments
to marriage. with sure means OF relief Sent
sent In kesled envelopes free Of charge. Address
DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia.
oo2A d&w3m
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THE COURTS.

CHANCERY COURT Vim. n. Smith,
0dnceUor.-The special term Of this
Court commences on next Mosday, No
vember 4, 1857. The following list OF
causes is set for hearing during the ensu-
ing week;
Monday, November 4tR-Hsrris VS..
Werner.
Tuesday, November 5h.-lsO3, Rein
hsrdt, trustee, VS.. Franklin Insurance
Company; 1906, Campbell vs.. Clay
brook; 8s4, Pickerel VS.. Fisher ct al
2050, Baurman W. Rohrbecker ct al
2035. higgins VS. Fisher.
WsdnesdGy, November 6th.-Alexander
We. Alexander; Price vs. Price.
Thursday, NoUem6er 7th-McHsnry
We. Dixon Booth VS.. NJ. & A. of NJ.
Friday, November Sh Motion day.
Saturday, NoVember 9b.-StantOn VS..
Clark; Young VS.. Young.
CRIMINAL COURT- WE. Hunter,
Judge, etc.--The October Term COM
mences on next Monday, November 4th,
1857, pursuant to adjournment.
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President Howard Association Memphis

DISCHARGED AND CONFERENCE.-The
much talked of and vexed Varieties
cases were up before Mr.. Justice Miller
yesterday morning, when the mans
ger, Mi. Broom, who was charged with
OBTAINING the trunk of Mr.. Reddlng, WAS
discharged. The letter case, wherein
Charley accused Mr.. Broom Of opening
his letters, was, on affidavit Of the COM
plainant, continued till Monday. The
large assembly at the Wickershsm
building yesterday morning were much
disappointed-that show didn't come of
/" a Ia circus." From acsreful investiga-
ton Of this i~mbrogliO, we are inclined to
the Opinien that the managers were
more sinned against than SHINING. The
Varieties will be reopened, with an en-
tire new company, on Monday night,
when q good show viii be given and the
best Of order preserved. The veKed
cases will not amount to much, in the
way of litigation.
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10 Il r
WAITS.
WANTED-THE PATENT
A TR A OIL.

We want men everywhere 10 study their oWS
Y~ETEREsr. The right 70 manufacture anu SCI
the Patent AurOra OH in q Single county WI
make more money 10 the purchaser IN Inree
months than the largest farm IN YOUR otalS
vii make IN "a whole year. The Aurora Oh
CgsI on -sDd the Illuminating power o. the
Aurora on is As much superior 10 Ihs CoA ~
A. the Coal on is 20 = JallOw candte, ana IL
No NoRE explosive than a taLiOw candle. ANY
Tamo tnaf viii burn Coal OH viii bum the d
rora oil. Il does not smoke the chimney "
does nor smell-t viii not grease OF staAntue
SDsst Uu.n-n1t even white cloth, The male
rfaI for IL manufacture Is i~npNhauslt~ie. Cne
man can make ss~gsuty-Hye barrels per day.
No machinery required. We vii pay S94SSLL
while usre, II we cannot prove all ana even
rnore- than We have stated. Aslngle county j.
q small fortune TO the man OF enterprise, anu
gns rfoht 10 . state IS untold worth.
For further Information call on or auufes
n. &. BeWEEt & CO.
% Mad son street, corner Main,
fv1e Nemuhi-, Tenn.