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Agents wanted EverywheFe.
sr FOR "FINLEY'S eCHURN-DASHERn

The FINLEY CHURN DAsHER combines so fully the requisite qualities OF gu,Hz1
economy and Pueaui aahn,i Sop place. atthe head Of all oer implements for nnzpn r
ment Of housekepen very whee and to be regarded as one OF the dtpaasb ehas6od az
aB, and more p@aHys9 with the people Of the SOuthen states. who nT feels Warvtba
needd time money md R0~muhg mBnHoHaf
u. Remember dstme ran pheeha been media FOUR DOLLARSeach, everywhere; and
tina ihe proprietor inmndB to hold and ewchet the exclusive right sthe nuRcrTa gd ma
ieftheD aher for the whoe United States and cannot therefore De obtined mrougha any other
authorized agencies E u.
nen6ahaIheWAek price to AReRtshs been fixed at a ngurs to fpar.a las
profit tn suna agents. Gy haudeb with dbarM nd tact, M that Eh Agents. 80 vba
@h SaMd Of enc hqndrtto oaeu Thousand Collar aaksors moMath II. @a as Win IS
other puBuuG WHE #Mr Hs| eI r H t-.
Raen6g that aaRe HHnot @~gae men who ewmngt @" pun or cost and rdfup
Sleeves al with a emalc capital Rakem one Shmp per cent prod al evRy thfnv to Hv
dys-Infuoemeut snsuh. certainly; and We sb prepared to Offer Just such 70 me 1oH eT Or
men Cndabmdd NHndU h0nTeJH hat no such 0msn arr mde 10 lazy I'm r ~ mT IA
a Away then,W nh complaints Of hard tmes' no poyme M utuaionE" Come
andg get enpoFnent and GOOD pay-eDphy msnto thousands N poynenL both pleasant nd
Hn1hyrmunauHe The dd 0fOpMauon is nw wide as the who unrv-chO - ON oWn
e Guns states, CouatM Cities ADS the ual DstfGN-NOrh SoWbE East and WR-
anIeb before Gu an visit ueno n 1ot and n hosebsk ~ wagon railroad and steamboat
ard ready PENSIONERS and yu wHIsOon aueh at tes lazy ioatr8 wh0 erepS around All dW
long crying hard umesan woEse coming" Youngm men," accept the stnanon 20 ma Se@y
~ ana aR ~ St hFPw s win Vim "drT it, ahad s S89saa31 M HH s-s3ea oSaX
Renm5g that p addition 70 the HgeP9hs- that here are Two PRIZES at stalks M
Remember 70 calls md see asa once or wEHelo for particularly with stamp for answer
M ia. & co. -
ocs se1 Main zr~. MenaDAfs. Ts,,
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A report was current in Dubuque a few
DAYS sgO that two negroes employed on
the Itssca had 8 fight 20 Sunday, during
which one Of them cut the others head
OF with az axe. Another rumor YVES
that the murderer had been killed and
buried at Eagle Point which was cor
Trajectory To another report that be was
incarcerated IN the Dunleith jail.
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AMUsEMEETs.
rvrsIra-aovElrurR urh. l.z

IT, .o7c,n6s v1sb t5s arsrt ssee,a1tv
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RIBUT OF P
HALL OF SOUTH MEMFHIs LoDcE, No u.s..
Al n mestipg Of south Memphis Lodge. 10.

+. & a. a. AEMPHu, Nov s, h6L Il
Al meeting Of south Memphis Lodgs, No.
nS, F. & A. NJ, held This evening, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, II has pleased the Great Architect
OF the Universe to call from labor IN our midst
Our.late Brother ID. CLAY NANCEY, 10Th repose
OF the Celestial Lodge above, Il is fitting that,
IN our grief at the loss or a Brother and friend
Who has ever provsn worthy and well quail
dec IN his station As a man and Mason am Ongst
rs, We saOul give testimony Of the nigh es-
TEEN 10 which ne has been held belt %
Res0tred, That in losing our ErOther b,
CLAY NANCEg, this Lodge feels that another
bright jewel, has been removed from among
US. We loved him as a MANS q Brother he
was endeared 70 Us, and IS a true Mason we
point with pride 70 ais virtues.
ResOlUed, That we tender 70 the bereaved
relatives OF the deceased our warm sympathy,
knowing full we'll the great extent OF the loss
they have sustained.
Res05ued That q copy Of these resolutions be
spread upon the miUutes OF this Lodge, be pub
hshed IN the DAILY APPEAL, and AcOpy duly
attested be lOEW arded 10 the sisters OF our late
Smother.
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UNpERwRITERs' SALE

WE I'll sell nr J. o LONsDALF p.
kresident Of ths Board OF Under ErtIgf,'
Tuesday Morning. at 10 O'Clock.
AlaTgs quantity ofDry Goods, Clothing. Boots
Ano Shoes, now open Tor eEsmInauon. 49,
- pAlrs ne W brogana 90 Cloth Iaenefa 81
pieces Piaid eassiInerei in perfect order
AHsrEk IRRELEVANT q co.
hofAD Auctfonaaw
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OARS VII leave, Commencing At u m. every
quarter OF 80 hour, up to . o'clock pm
aud returning from the track after races. A
sufficient nunaber OF cars Will be on hand 70
convey ali PASSENGER. A hns Band Of Music
will be in attendance. Ample accom- mOde-
tons on the public stands for Ladies' and Cen
Liemen. The Ladies' stand viii be exclusively
for ladies aceompaBied by gentlemen. and viii
be under the management OF I'VE Of our most
respectable Citizens.
Never has there been collected In the South
81 one meeting, q larger or nner collection d
blood STOCK. AL lovers OF the sport should
avail themselves or this opportunity.
We see from the STurf and Field ahatter-
ing notice OF the magnificent GOUD WHlr
manufactured by Hoover a Calhoun, OF ~
.BroadWay, New York, to be presented by the
Turf Congress for the great Post stake, 10 be
run for en- next Friday.
Everything possible Tor the accommodation
ard comfort OF visitors has been provided By
the abe Managers Of the Race Course.
novI0 Il
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Good for HothinE.
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Wonderful LnrentiOn.
E IT Is-LooK AT IT.
The Invalid & ParlOr Spittoon
John M. Cages Patent.


FRAHKLEs TEsE., Sept Il, 1857.
NO complication about IL. Not liable 70 get
~ out Of order. Only two movable pieces in
The operation Of using 1.-the lid. and Lhe Lever
that raises f. b lever is placed Ia the handle
and when the handle Is taken hold OF The I'd
rises when eleased, the lid closes thereby sx-
Gliding from view the enLre contents OF his
box u Is an oman Mt for The center table
does away Al the unpleasantness rom the
casting OF eXpsct0ruIiUn ABOUT Re sick bed.
II ia a. easily cAansed 81 an ordinary Tin cur.
SKI one Of them and you will never use aIy
other Heeeplacia for eXpectO9auon. It's cbesp-
ness and superiority 1eiug 50 uucn suf srior
than anything ev- r before used flr the Iurupse.
and adapted tOaIl elaSss ard conditions u our
race, IN ali climates. at home rr abroad, bV
land OF BY sea, BY day OF by uighL. IN sickness
and IN health, IL prosperity or adversI yale
ways at y0ur serthre ready 10 serve yCu. and
eim0st Tor n~othtng-0nlV one dollar, aud Tor
10 ucn less o who.esEie c~ustCn4-Is
No Hizn NJ energy need eve con plain OF hard
tiEnss ar lear ~ tLJylng -he eau asa even
nve do4laTsto begin with. N~nsbundre1 Agents
Wauted immedia ely 70 aid IN supply ing the
demand. county and state Rights for sale.
Cpme. and come quicklyf Delay : are danger
Gus. Dtseese Is Ia The lard. We say again,
every hmty on the gOos should have one or
more
Col n. C. CAYCE, Of Memphis.
6enersi Agent for The Ulited s.stss; Head
QuATterS ~ the Arcade, SO sam - uO1 Nv
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NEW

Attest: BEy. K. PULLEs, sect'y.
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THE GREAT FRENCH
d ON
FARM FOX SIZE
The Best Bargain offered

- n. ELLIOTT offers for sale this Farm o.
-. go Acres, at ElliotE,s station, on The Mis-
sisslppt Central Railroad, eight miles south OF
GFenada 800 more acres can be added II
desired.
The land lies on both aides OF the raiirnad. up
to ElliOtt's Station, and affords eligible sile for
Mercantile and Manufacturing establishments.
H. has an OF hDe timber, needed by
the railroad; lnore than enough 70 pay the
price OF the whole tract. It is all level, and
susceptible OF divisions TO suit any PURPOSES.
Has $50 acres cleared and under good fence
Has a comfortable family esidence with good
barns and stabies--large, and the
best gin, screw and cotton press-aE new In the
same county The improvements cost within
the last three years 5000 Mr.. Elliott desires to
sell before the first OF January next.
and az n strons inducemsnt he offers
bis land at ten dollars per acre, Ia United
states Currency. for which he refused thirty
dollars Per acre iu 1851. Time will be given, II
desir d, upon hall the prize upon lair terms.
sale must be made soon or not at all. Title Of
the highest grade. Refer 70
&. N. HAWKINS, Agent,
novl0 Grenada, Miss.
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RTCEsTTx 60 OK

GRANT CLOSING SAIL
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THE undersigned respectfully informs The
Il LADIES and GenLsmen OF Memphis thai ne
Will open a ANCIN ACAi EMT IN TINS
place on SATURDAY, November eth, IN the
Hall above Messrs. Mausnold 4 Co.'s Drug
Store. ~
Insiruction will be given in square and round
Dances, comprising the lafeat aud most tRsh-
ionaole Dance, such a. 6AvOta, Scc3Ais, Ian
GERS, Prince imperial, C~aledonians, TemPete,
Camille, eto. -afN q
The undersigned has, for The last two Feerz.
been teaching IN the principal cities II Vir-
ginia. ana had. for the last tive aeesonRi charge
81 the Ball Room a. the Yellow Sulphur
Springs, one OF the most fashionable Summer
resorts Of the country but has, at the solt9ta-
tisu % some Ladies' and Gentlemen, resolved
to open an academy in this place.
Lessons win be given every TuEsDAN AID
SATURDAY.
FOR Ladies, from 10 TO y o'clock an.
For Misses and Masters hOm 81 70 81 o'clock
pm.
FOR Gentlemen, II, m 8 10 10 o'clock pm
Session com prises three months or twenty
four lessOns.
TERMs-sl5 per Session.
81 A sStres DausAnEs viii be given twics a
month. @. n. VAN EEKELEN.
REFERENcFs-CoL W. r. HUNT, Mr.. h. s.
Parham, Ar. Jas. N. PettigreW, Nr Peter C0us-
IN. SIR g. Falls, Dr. Frank Ramsay.
n@wQ n
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A TTENTtON SONS OF TEMPERANCE
"A The Omcers and Members OF Y. NJ. Divt-
sion, No. 80. :. Of T., are hereby nOUnrd to meet
al their Hall, this Sunday evening, at / o'clock,
70 attend the funeral OF their late Brother
LOPEZ
brothers Of the other Divisions are earnestly
invited 10 attend. WM. CHAMBERS. W. p,
LOUIS o. NossELLE,A r s. uOvlOl II
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J. ID. Raspberry, general agent for ArkAnsA'
John T. ReardOn, Little Rock, AK
ThrustOn, Van Buren, Ark.
Raaa Fletcher, Pine BluG, AK.
Jno. h. Eakin. Washington, Ark
rev. A. r. WfnReId. Camden, ARK.
g. G. Joy, Bolivar, Tenn.
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AUCTION.
TEN YEARS CREDIT!
- ITO ~
SO Suburban Lots
NEAR
At Public Sale,
On 10 Years. Time.


LESr9sE % sal at Public Gale, to tss Hlab-
On Thursday, I4lh November. 1897.
About SOC 9esaEglHla and Fsrrs-r Ta,a
cad Tract, situatsd three - -,
Memphis A. the head q Urfon avc1r1
Ulng between Central avenue ard hsCi55s.ta
Lans road IhemOst popular street 1aVe---r.
being nov In process Of consfrugtiOn n, 49,
pass good turnPikes or street ranwavs - -
this property, must son EsfIov rhereb
In the most reasonable probability &C..
and rapid snhslcemEnt or value
In stating the taZes OF this prrn.r4~
Eoqia sPeoiAlly refer % the HEALTH0T ne
Aneat1ty - having besn alWsys eousif.---
squAl n not lpsror % that % any porrioa ~
LAs ely enVtrOus5 while he high eharsrtsr ~
ne netgnoorhood, and the provision nae e.
CheTeh and school H~Tfrzegss combine % rsndsr
Eeas t-es laosb desirabte Poiuts for = subgr-
afordA 71PhA
The TITLE 70 this property has hen v--s.s
n ny iatner and myself for thirty year 49,
SaLlnterruPuon and Is nee from any fncam-
PANS Of the Property nay BE- had A
the once Of the AHettosesFa. she Ave-
naes are OH@ned and the LOrs NHmherr6I
50 q tSoe Examined ~ any time bsisrs
ths Sale
Betag DasTminsd % sell 1 shan oFer ths a..
TERNs One-tsnth Cash. the balance, -
Annual ha1tGlnent. vita ~intsrsst rom 80.
Warranty beeGs given, and Trust Dseds 80,
waving redempton- These terua wm m.E.
very easy Tor any 0ns TO secure = pIeaSas Z
acme, Whlch must e3nstanIy facrea-s IN
soH las SSa e0m0ft' As ne gpE5R g 9s@gaI
BOLSTER, IRRELEVANT Z co.,
san1E-ocfatda
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EXECUTORS SIZE
VALUABLE FARMING LANDS
A
FaJeffe County, Tennessee,
y
Marshall County, EississIppi.
Kearths Railroad Depot at ConIsrvnis.


DI DIRECTION or the VIII Of Jshu Popa
ID deceased, We wiz sell 70 the highest bidder.
Oa- Thursday. December 8, 1867,
UPON the premises, commencing at tvefaA
O'Clock, The valuable Lract OF lsnd belonging %
decedenL, known A. bis NOSCONNAH Plan
TATiON, aDout four miles south or CouierviHs.
containing about eleven hundred acres. sub-
divided into several small nifms- as per plan 10
be Eeen On ths published mas This plan
alton was ssiactea forts superior adFantzges
~ location land production, and Offers Ersat
Inducements 20 cotton, grain or fruiu growers.
having a large proportion o. open land ana
under good fence.
The lmpaoEsmsnts are such as are usual On
cotton farm.
Attire same timsand place VII be sold astha
property OF the same Estate, q House, with dVs
acres or land IN The town OF Mount Pleasant.
Mississippi
rERMs OF SALE:
Third Cash; balance in one and two years,
A. O Pope. Ezseutriz
A Executor.
R0YsTER, TREZEVANT CO.
now Auctionssrs.
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NEw ADvERTIsEMpTs
GALE or THE
Irrelevant Lands
On Thursday, November IA.


fN the neaz approach Of thisimportant sale,
We desire TO Inform those Parlss Wishing
70 e1afnfno the GROUNDS before the sale, that =
conveyance to the premises will leave our Of
noe DAILY AT NINE M, and return ut one
O'clock.
The sale WIN open &C rot Numper one, on the
Oi3 state Lac road, opposite the rssideneSo Of
Puhlic composition having been Invited no
bid vii be received at private sale.
avery lot put up VIII be sold positively and
Wlthout reserve, and with the pledgs OF the
and the AucLlonsers that there shau be
no fictitious bidutnR.
kOYsTER, IRRELEVANT co,
nnU 10
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T00F, PHILLIPS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
WHOLESALE cRocERs
Commission Merchants,
No. 266 Front st., Memphis.

no 5. TOoF. CHAS J. PHILLIPS F.M.NAHA
CTRICT attention paid TO thasTORAGEA AND
. SALE or COTTON, n Instructions re-
gacding same strictly Obeyed. Our facilities
FOR the handling Of Cotton are unsurpassed.
and We invite especial attention 20 this branch
Of our business, feeling assured OF our ability
10 give entire satisfaction 10 all who NAV favor
Us with their patronage.
So All shipments covered by our Open
Policy of Insurance, unless otherwise in
structed.
Our stock Of BAGsING, ROPE, IRON.TIEs
and PLANTATION. SUPPLIES generally viii
always be found full and complete, and ofered
on as good eFms as can be had in this marked
Thankful 20 our numerous patrons for the
very liberal faYoTs hitherto extended US, We re-
spectfully ask a continuance OF the same.
every effort on our part 70 give salts,
faction By strict attention 70 the wants and In
tsrests OF our customers.
Major J. J. BUSBY, whose connection with
our hOdBe still continues viii be pleased to re-
ceive q cali from hts numerous friends when
sS2 TooF, PHILLIPsec GO.
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Principal Depot for the southernstases for EINLEY,s cEURHr D As7EE.
at the popular China Hall Of EASTLAND, Floyd & GILBERT, No.
s2l Main street, Memphis, Tenn, and for sale By agents svsrywhere.
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WhOIesaIe Drug EmpOFiam


II WAvEs the -andiT g. foot Of r.
Adams street, &C - and u
O'clock Az, and3and ~ pm. Mound C5tTG a.
osnd fa'clock AM, and and 5o'clock pm
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DANCING ACADEMY.

CHANGK OF TInE-Doorp open AZ 4 TO =;
curtsin % rice a. ~ precisely, -r
Prices as usual, sseu may be secured six
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Long enough; well, my friend, does it make
and QUICKP

--1tdoes notony make good Butter but aboutO NEFOURT9 MORE oa given amount Of
cream underH Ike circumstance " quality and temperature and in s6ut ONE HALF THE
TH XXX Fsaat. G eg the use Of n old dasIsh" m howeVsF quite ready TO oons~a asn
We hGvslt 8 quk, "rhe very lain M sonPe ericsson that he extraordinarily rapid
operation Of such Cnurnsy yields asthe result a mas Of SOFT LARDK unamAag aG instead
Of thueR RICE. GRANT, RAXKFLRA and LIVELY QUALITIES which constitute REAL
GOOD BUTTER.
Well SIR Ihavs ones the sod fashioned" Churus-an od family res Of several gene
rstons past snd 10 L understand you that nObhgmoe Buqured than n OF he sFEE
LEY DASHERsF" . H
Nothing else whatever to complete the SIMPLEST CBEAPESE and MOST SATIsFAc
TORY cHURyLNG APPARATUS that the wond has yet produced
Well, nhnd.o ones more excusem met r-rght well pmed.b butt little gapbaou4 can
hdpt AIsyO m1sth sno'on eofthe Yankee umbu~- ons II the m aehnsE unmsas
bring broad grags" grin to the phz of tbs most nsadOus epenre-mt vim sOmswhasa
a change In 1.-The" programme and scenery" when casting a sly peep at the cook sA many
hunlezs efforts to sncea BH ortwG +Ushi such IoOEsnd such" togulng" as all understand
who have been "thudy donen for" .
Ms1unkI discovers mupuu sympathy similarity ofexpersnos ad . similar deter
minauon to avoid al humbugs especially with the Yankee" prshx n friend e" FVLEYrst
DAsHER rs NO HUMBUG- uotaH bit ofL sir lisa home mention" ana viii upsnhs
wi uuen merits nsw way into very household IN the land North and south me Dshsrl
is OPent competition, and for" Commons sense" evGy day practical use and houehdds econ
Gmy, ay to Ysnkeeo or anybody else, BEAT IT II KOU CAN Ei
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R6r Orders Promptly FiIGed.
uovg lu
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MORRIS, LEA & CO.,
Cotton Factors,
GrOeers and OmmISSIOn Merchants
225 Second Street,

MEMPHIS, ::s::: TENNESSEE.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
LIFE sAvIMc APPARATUS.
ExperinentaI Tests Of the Frazee and Perry
Life Rats.

Experimental Tests Of the Fraxee and Perry
Life Rats.
The government commission, on invitation OF the Fra
Metallic Life Boat Company, with large aumber Of
gentlemen eminent In the and engineering world
embarked yesterday morning on the steamer Magenta
and proceeded to the beach at Long Branch, witness
the experiments with their life rata During the pas
sage down. -four Of the boats placed the lower deck
forward, we're minu,ely inspected by those on board
This boat has often been described In the HrRatD's
columns II resembles the Catamsran boats used by the
natives OF the Sandwich Islands; Is metallic fhe in
ventor claims thas this boat will pass through any kind
OF surf with absolute safety; that II can be
stored very compacty that bv placing several together
upon edge they would occupy the space an ord
nary boat Soon after the launching Of this boat which
was rapidly and efficiently done the coast wrecking
steamer Relief. having on board two Of Psrrys monitor
life raft steamed mp TO the place Of experiment. and
proceeded TO launch their RATS that they might be tested
IN comparison with the other The monitor raft in ap
penrance much resembles that of the other; It's cigar
shaped cylinders are OF Inda rubber inflated with air
they are connected together by fanges OF Russian duck
Each boat made two trials from Their respective
70 the beach that Of Captain Frazee having board
Aiban g. Sinners, ex-Chsf Engineer United States
Navy, and the other Captain samueIs Of Henrietta
reuown lhe landing OF each the beach
througn the surf was regarded ~ successful
~ tne commission and gentlemen on board the Magenta
The Fraxes Metallic Life Boat Company DO ask that
their boat shall be recommended and adopted BY the
Commission 70 the EXCLUSION OF all Others which are
ssSale shs, but T. ~ ps .y q Congress
and n all respects 0od substantial safe boat cspa
Bile OF sustaining nsde and outside nfty persons with
LIE Lines sssched 70 the gunwales al suitable dis
OF the law. b. -rosfs 70 the cty sll she rompnnv
on board the Magenta signed paper recognising the
Importance OF this invention, and AZ one promising
large saving OF the lives OF hose exposed sh
Mr. Perry also received letter Of commsndation from
those on hoard the Relief
The New York herald., 1867-04-26

TIVE eoAaD of NEAL tn.

The Bsard 20 Gust the slaughter Houses
from the Atty Iamiss--The Abattoir Rcsolu.
tion Rescinded. SC.
The Board Of Health hold their regular weekly meet.
ing last evening, Jackson schultz, President in the
chair
A lengthy document the evil influences which
slaughter the public health received
reports Of several inspectors, who dated with the same
severity, though mot In rs many words upon
the slaughter house nuisance" Dr. Dalton himself.
The latter whe advocating strongly their removal from
the city limits says that the idea that slaughter houses
built and kept 70 render them non dcrimen-
tai public health has been proved 70 be very
cattle through DE public ssrssts, causing tho &C
cumulatiou 0f most offensive nth, and giving
% <: .ss.us s:s, sss sssa:1s ~Ss & 's s.s
thrown ~ rsason 6 tbeir being driven long dis.
tascss snd ~ IN vsnon q thS pans isio which shsy
the pens sds suffer from the lowing and bleafing
Of No anin1; ths srnanaons from thsir bodies which
ccnsnnsss e ss%ospnsrs and render residences in
BILE; the decompossd matter In the slaughter houses
and the bad effect the sight Of the saugherpg cattle
slaughter boup when ever 'bucherner takes place;
all these the Doctor contends are sufficient OF
themselves 70 awaken the Board 10 Of It's duty
roughly performed by It's prohibiting the siaughernQ Of
animals In any portion q the city.
President Schultz offered resolution ordering the in
specto 70 single out he twenty I'VE worst slaughter
houses In the metropolis against which proceedings
should be taken according 70 the prescribed IN
the first clause Of the fourteenth section OF the Health
law and that the necessary orders 70 carry the rssou-
ton into encct should be ct once issued.
The subject caused considerable discussion among the
Commissioner bat the board Appearing 70 be unani-
nous 70 slsughor houses being nuisance the reso-
luton adopted and the superntendcn.s report with
the Inspectors reports were referred 10 the Council
On motion a. Mr.. Acton the resolution which was
nv time nj m fha
erection OF abstoir In the vicinity Of East Forty
fourth street, vas rcscindcd.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
TO rHE EDITOR OF rHg urRALp

II 10 undesirable that Bismarck h supported secretly
by the crowned heads OF Europe his ambition to va
seat Napoleon and overturn his dynasty. 10 Is equa'v
clear that the holy alliance IN s coalition, SEEKS
70 ISOLATE The man whom they term advcn'uref soa
deny 70 him the rank OF Casar among royalty ne may
elect 70 "crown the edincc Of liberty" - rranoo r
republican institutions and act the roe OF ~ ,.
Guzot declared that the genius of the r.ss ...n..
consisted chiefly In his abirty in every uyns saa.S
To promptly make the choice and me % rssu r.
for demanded by the occasion ss ~ M ,onutc
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