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Principles GOvERNENG THE con-
DuCr or TIE APPEAL

CONVENIENT Of white men for. white
men: and no political miscegenRuon.
10 the Union ofthe STATES; FrDEL-
rry 10 the Constitution in it's true extent and
meaning Obedience 20 and maintenance OF
an law. state and National, c-unstltuuonaly
enacted.
RrsrsrAxcE to Tyranny, Usurpation and Op
nrsssion. ef one man or many and 10 all en-
rr7achmeuus upon the rights OF nreemcn or OF
STATES. or upon the just and Constitutional
prsr3gauves OF any Department of the state
or Nanonal Governments
No FsrAprrsHsrENTs OF Military despotisms,
No a.throniug Of martial law, no suspension
oftle writ OF Habeas Corpus, no Staying OF cit
izsus by Military Commission, no interference
win the Courts, no Ieirss dEc0ehsL in time OF
pescs.
Civil Power.
No zrAxDuse ARMIES OF states in time OF
peace.
R-EsroRArroN OF disfrsnchised citizens 90 all
rfqbt4and privileges OF which they have oeea
dfszaised no prosecutions or disquaiincatons
FOR political opinions; for the PAST oblivion
OF offences; for he PRESENT and FUTUkE
USIoS. PEAcE, Law aud ORDER.
prsprr-sL ASSURANCE 70 al nsemen OF he
Arfcsn race, ofsn the CIVIL rights OF neemeh
No REpCnIArIoN, by state or Nation OF any
honest and lswmI debt
40 REVIVAL Of old party differences but a
rninnof all Conservative men, OF all former
NAMES. who revere the Constitution 10 ressore
fba old landmarks OF the Government
No LEsrsLA-IoE 10 plumber one poruoh O.
fbs country for the prodt OF another portion
wHArEvER Is JUST whatever Is HIGHT
whatever is OF GOOD REPUTE, Snd worthy oi
ths descendants OF English frsemeD'
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FEOM NEW

New ORLEANS, December 28.-Gen.
Hancock, in special orders No. 30, le-
gslizes the official acts Of r. L. Shelly,
who wa appointed Clerk Of the Second
District Court by Gen. Mower, and re.
lieved in turn by Gen. Hancock, who
reinststed the former incumbent.
The following was adopted by the
Convention as the second article OF the
Constitution "AIl persons, without re-
gard to race, color, or previous condition,
bora or uaturalized in the United States
and residents Of this State for one year,
are citizens Of this State, and shall en-
joy the same civil and political public
rights and privileges, and be subject %
the same pains and penalties"
The Convention then adjourned until
Monday at II am
To-day was the 18th day Of the Con-
vention which has progressed as far as
the second article Of the Constitution.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, December 2S.-The Fenians
seem unusually active all over the coun-
try. Nearly every hour in the day dis
patches are received by the authorities
announcing either q contemplated move
ment by the Brotherhood or absolute &C.
currence. kilograms OF quite a serious
nature were received today from Cork,
giving the details Of another coup de
main. Last night about twelve o'clock
8 large bodyof men, with BACKED faces.
stormed Mortello Tower near Cork. The
guard OF the Tower was overcome and
scattered, and the victors hastily collect
ed q considerable quantity OF arms and
ammunition, and escaped with it without
molestation.
The late operations of the Fenians
have had the effect OF reminding public
excitement. Many improbable rumors
are G%fioat, including n that the Feniau
cruiser had been seen off the Irish coast,
and chased away by a war vessel.
A man was arrested in this city this
evening charged with having fired the
fuse which caused the recent terrible ex-
plOsion at Clerkenwell. The true culprit
it is believed has at last been caught.
TORONTO, December 2S.-The first Par
lament of the Province OF Ontario was
opened yesterday. John Stevenson was
chosen Speaker.
LoNDoN, Dec. 2S.-Commercial ad-
vices from Shanghai give the total ex-
ports Of the new crop OF tea from the lst
Of December at 80, zoo, 600 pounds. Green
tea at Shanghai was active and frmer.
Madrid, December 28--The Austrian
frigate NOrawa in command of Admiral
TegethOff, having on board the remains
Of the late Arch-Dlke Macmillan, ar
rived at Cadiz yesterday afternoon.
The sessions Of CJrtes commenced
yesterday with the usual speech from
the Throne by Queen Isabella, who
pledged the support Of the Nation TO the
Pope for the preservation Of his Imperial
power.
PARIS, December 2s.-In the Corps
A~Obl7aeNAA INC JILL 4Ol lAb D~ABhDlEhLluu Ul
the army was passed after several
amendments. N. Rohser proposed nine
years service, instead Of eight, which,
after a sharp contest, was carried. There
were eighty-One opposing votes. In his
speech he called attention to the arma-
ments Of the neighboring powers, ana
supported his plan asthe only one prae-
ticable.
LONDON, Dscember2S Z vening.-Con.
soils closed at 92l992i 5-2Os, 729723 ;
Illinois Central, sSl; Erie, 4s}.
LIVERPOOL, December %, Evening.
Cotton closed quiet sales, 10000 bales.
The trade report is rather more favoFa-
BILE, though prices are unaltered. Bread.
stuffs closed quiet but steady. Corr,
45s sd. Whest, los per GENITAL for white
California.
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ThunderboIts - RemedIes,

An English writer argues that several
physical mRladies can be cured by light
ming. The doctrine that likes cure likes''
holds good, he aserts, in the case Of
maladies to which the destructive ele-
ment gives birth whether the fright or
some proper SETON of the electric fluid
works the cure, il is hard to say but
the fact is ineontestible. Several cases
are reported, where individuals para
lyzed from their youth, have recovered
complete use Of their limbs by lightning
strokes in after years. A country clergy
man, in Kent, was party ed by ~sypoplexy
in 1851, and struct by lightning the year
after, when all traces of the paralysis left
him. A man who had lost the use Of
10th arms guarding some animals In a
field, lightning fell upon him, aud
when he come to his senses, he found
that he could use both arm and hEuds.
These are but a few Of many recorded in.
stances. A verify Of silments besides pa
ralysis have been cured or smeliorated
by the same agency, even blindness for
one Gardley, some time an actor at the
Surrey Theater, who had beetator many
years blind Of one eye, had hB sight
restored by 8 lightning flash.
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-TELEGRAPHIU mARKETs

New YORK, Dec. 2s.-Money easy,
at 5G6 for call loans. Sterling firm but
quiet, at lO@IOt. Gold lower, closing at
S8s. Exports Of specie to-day 81, 49, 900.
Governments are without decided
change. Railroad stocks were steady
during the day, but closed 6rmer and
higher.
NEW ORLEANS, December 28.-Cotton
in active demand but offerings light
sales, 1850 bales receipts, 8269 bales ex.
ports, 2525 bales. Sugar, common, 9I6
93c; fully fair, 12g9I8c; prime, 1910
l3lc. Molasses active common, soc
choice, 75c. Flour dull and unchanged.
Corn dull, 81 Os3@l 10. Oats dull, s29
SIC. Pork, nominally $50. Bacon,
shoulders retailing at lO3c.; clear sides,
l53e. Gold, 82lc. Sterling, 44lG47c.
New York Sight, &c discount.
ST. LOUIS, December 2~s.-Tobacco
unchanged. Cotton nominally I3c.
Flour quiet, superfine, So 5O67; Xxx,
$40 SO; XXX, S1I so. Wheat lower,
81 5592 So, for prime to choice. Corn
inactive, ss@9Oe for shelled, and 76G77o
in the ear. Oats higher. Rye, no sales.
Provisions and lard ddl aud weak, with
small sales. Pork S26. Bacon, sho uld.
ers l09l0l clear rib sides lOI clear
sides l3c; the latter can be bought at a
fraction less; sugar-cured hams l66l7c (;
dry sailed shoulders 73c clear sides
packed lie. Hogs in better demand at
IS 1906 50, for light 10 extra heavy.
Packed to date 900, 600.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2s.-Tobaeco quiet
sales 4s hhds. at S59Sl6 for Jugs and me.
dunn leaf. Cotton 12!c.@ ISc. Hogs
nominal, S69s6 25. Mess pork s2I. Ba.
con shoulders 1Oc; clear sides 1Sc; new
hams l7!@lsc. Lard 123e. Buck shout.
ders Sic; clear sides ll!e. Flour, super
fine, 81 75SSs. Corn, new ear, 75c
shelled sO@s5c. Oats 6sG67c. Wheat
81 259S2 40. Raw whiskey, bonded,
2Sa30c.
NEW YORK, December 2s.-Cotton is
3 shade frmer; sales 1900 bales al I5Jc
for middling uplands. Flour, 59IOc
lower; suPerhne, IS 5000; St. Louis,
Sl2916. Whisky quiet aud unchanged.
Wheat more setive, aud prices IN
changed. Rye duh, 81 1891 20. Oats
duh, S3kc in store, and Sole aioat. Corn
81 359I s6l for new mixed
western, and 81 46 for old, ariOat. Pork
quiet but steady, $50 9O92l for old mess,
cash and regular new mess, So ls6
p 20. Bacon quiet and firm. Sugar
firm Cuba, 11I@12c. Molasses steady
New Orleans, s5c. Dry Goods very dull.
JObbers aud trade mostly taking stock.
with little change ia prices.
C-IECISNATI, December 2S.-FlOur duh
and unchanged Family $40 1914 90:
Wheat light supply, demand fair; MOI
Red Winter, s. 90; Corn quiet, New Ear.
Sc, shelled, zoe. with shipping, demspd
East for better; Oats dull. 64c; Rive firm
81 60; Barley, good demand, 81 coal 20
or Fall; Cotton unchanged with a
Moderate demand, l3te. Whiskey, 2Sc.
lOnded; Hogs in better demand, So GOA
rs gross, 81 50@S 25 nett; Provisions
luiet and unchanged Old Mess Pork
l9 so; New held SC S21 90; Buckgheats /
lominslly unchanged Lard in demand
L lie, but held at l21c Country sold at
PC; Steam Lard sold at HE: Clear
Iides I2lc.; Green meats nominal: IA.
shoulders 93c.; Sides HE; Clear
ides 123e Butter unchanged Glover
Fed dull and declining, l2t@122c.; limo
by and Flax unchanged; Llneeed OIL
Qs; Lard oil, 81 00@l 10. j
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A woman in Paris, some few months
since, informed her neighbors who went
out to work by the day, that she would
take care OF their small children without
cost, upon condition that she should re-
eeive them at eight o'clock in the morn
ing and keep them till five in tie after
noon. The parents readily consented,
the babies were always returned prompt
ly, and in good condition, and the wo-
man was regarded Is a blessing 10 the
community. 1t was discovered a few
weeks since that this voluntary nurse re-
ceived quite an income from letting the
children to artists and photographers al
two francs per day, as models for angels
and cherubims.
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ro nnRREsPoNpENrs.

A., ,otioe can be taken OF anonymous Com
rp,frssous. Whatever Is Intended fer in
.,,,,y IN the APPEAL, must be authent-
-. bv t.e name and address OF the
- ~ a uarantse OF his coed faith and
rssponsianiiy.
-. Ierlzrs shouId be addressed 20 "THE
PEA Memphis.
C--wvusicstsau for publication must be writ
an an one side or the page only, and with
IN otber matters connected with the sdito-
-g1 sana-rmeut. should be addressed: kDI-
~,us APPEAL. Memphis.
NJ, -,,-or- As 3 rrie, undertake 70 return arti-
80. moi fouud suitable for publication.
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-Kladderadtsch, the Prussian Punch,
has been warned" for representing
Bismarck as Faust.
Since the passage Of a law in Cali
fOrnis protecting guails, they have
become 50 numerous that corntields are
unsafe.
According to French advices the
vintage has turned out unfavorably.
Eleven ~kogsheads Of wine will not make
more brandy than seven hogsheads ia
1865. The French cOgnse merchants
will not take orders at any prices for the
present.
The European supply Of hair for CHG
mons and things having become eK-
hausted, the hair dealers are shearing the
semi.Spsnish and hslf-Indian females of
South America.
The once popular negro melody
known as Dandy JIM was originally
an Italian air doing service in high mass
in Italian churches.
The great tenor Brignoli was Missed
in Philadelphia on Friday evening, for
keeping the audience waiting fifteen
minutes.
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EAsFLAND. LLOYD & GILBERT.
No. S2i Main St., Memphis, FenH.,
and for sale By agents everywhere.
AGENTS WANTED
IN EVERY COrETTIn the UxITEBsFATEs,
=. A. CAMERON & co.
Agents Wanted

In svery county in the United STATES for thu
FlHLEf CHURN DAsHER. Liberal fuds-e-
msnts 70 active and reliable men.
IA. CAMERON &CO-
III Main street, Memphis. Tenn
Agents for the United states
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ofmen can get most favorable agencies for
Massachusetts,. Pennsylvsuia, Michigan, Wis
cousin. Iowa. Missouri. Texas, Lousiana, Viz
ginia, Aaryiand and California. Exclusive
county agencies in almos; every stats in The
Unios. Good business plnek and perseverance.
with a hundred OF more dollars cash capital
willmEko MoKE ONE With one OF more good
counsiss in sale Of She FINLEY CHURN
DAsHER than many " overshaaowing sstsb-
with their thousands Of capital
II you don't understand this declaration, call
aud be convinced.
ia. CAMERON CO..
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United SLates OF America, Western District Of
Ienues ee-As:
THIS is to give uO.lce that on the 18th day Of
i DECEMBER, a. 1867, a warrant in bduk-
ruptcy was Issued against the estate Of Thomas
NOrvell, Of Memphis, in thecOgnIy Of Shelby
and state OF Tennessee, who has been aaiudEtd
"A bankrupt, on his own petition that the pas.
neHt Ofuny debts and delivery Ofuny p-CUc.ty
belonging 10 >Gch bauk rurt, 10 him, ~ for his
use, and The transfer Of any property by him,
are forbidden by lax That a meeting OF The
creditors of the said bankrupt. 70 prove their
debts, and 10 chOssi one or more assigness Of
his estate, viii be held ii a Court or Bank
ruptcy, 10 be holden a. Office No. 40 Main
street, in Waldran Block, Memphis, Tenn, be-
fore Ihomss j. Latham, Esq, Regis e., on the
Etu day ofJanukry, AID. ls5S. 90 10 O'Clock IN.
Memphis Tenn 18th dai Of Dec=Inb-T. a. H.,
1867. j. a. TOMENY-
u. $. Marshal as Messenger, Western District
OF tennessee.
BY J. B. BINGHAM,
Deputy U. s Marshal, As MESSENGER.
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ROfice i'm R0uI.1.uufcU

United States OF America. Western District 81
Teuuessee-Hs
THIS Is 10 give notice thaEO on the 2Sth day OF
l. December, a u lsJg. a warrant I'm back
nIptcy was issued against The estate OF Geo. b..
Gealman, OF Nashville, IN the county OF Hgvid-
son, anu STATE OF Tennis -ee, VINO hiss been adj
Judged a bankrupt, on hts own petition: t1at
the paymeat Of any debts, and delivery OF aHy
property belonging 10 such bankrupt, % him.
or Tor his use, and this transfer Of fanny prOpsrD
by him, ars forbidden by law hat a 10. citing
Of the creditOIs OF the "a q bankrupt. 10 prove
Lucir debts, and 70 cuOOs1 one o. more assiKuees
OF his estate, Will be he'd at a court U8uamE-
UpIcy 70 be hordenat Office No.4O Main 81 aet.
IN Waidran BLOCK, Memphis, Tenn, before
Ihomas j. Latham. Eq, Register, GU the list
day OfJauuary, A. d. 1856, Al 10 o clock, am.
Memphis, Tenn 2sth dag Of lecemUer, A. D..
1857. J.. n TUMb.NE,
Us. Marshal. as Messenger, Western District
OF TenuesSee.
By J. 3. BINGHAM.
Deputy U. = Marshal, IS Messenger
Republican Banner publish Two times Caily.
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General n. =. lee

OF Virginia, has a FINLEY DAsHEE- Col.
Nath. adams. stanton Depot, uses FINLEY
DA5HEk COL J. J. Faekler. OF Huntsyflis,
Ala, uses FINLEY DAsHER q. D. WinehsiI,
Of Cincinnati, says nothing equal 10 the
DASHEs. Mrs. A. d. smith. of Rochester, n.
Y, uses one Of the DAS1EeS Col H. X
Strong, OF Dixon, Ill, proaou- ces the DAsHER
a success. De J.. ~ Owen. u Eussslyille. KY
says Il cant be beat. TIE venerable editor or
tho jackson Wing. W. W. Jatss dos not hrsi-
tate TO recommend the DASHER in highest
Terms. And so will any Other individual WHO
viii Try ~. Retail Price, - 20 Exclusive
agenciss and good terms TO the right sort Of
men with n small capital. Gail upon, or write
10, "a. CA8EEOE q co,
So Main street.
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The London Quarterly Review, reply.
ing 70 an essay by Goodwin Smith, who
cites Lincoln, Grant, Sherman and Stan
ton q as examples Of American great
men, SAYS
1--WE admit that Mr. Stanton and his
colleagues have done great things on a
great scale, but they lack the stamp Of
individual greatness. II that is TO be
found anywhere in America, it is under
the modest roof OF Gen Lee, the cham
pion Of a lost cause, whom prosperity
never intoxicated nor adversely de-
pressed aud who exceeded his opponent
as much in real nobility and greatness Of
character, as he did in military skill and
daring"
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LAnnR 100.

We earnestly invite the attention Of
our readers to the letter OF II. K. AUSTIN
in regard TO the Labor Union recently or
ganized in Louisiana and Mississippi. We
will cheerfuIly comply with the request to
publish the Constitution and Bylaws Of
this organization and most earnestly ap-
peal TO the planters Of the South 70 arouse
themselves from their dependency, and
60 10 work ~zsalously, and systematically,
to meet the eXige the times. We
have not provisions enough to make an
other crop-and unless we obtain provis-
ions from some source 10 enable our peO-
pie TO make a crop next year, we will
be utterly and forever prostrated agricul-
turally, mechanically and com mercially.
We must provide both food and en-
pioyment for the freedmen, or they will
become paupers or robbers and il would
be suicidal 10 undertake Ia reduce our
agriculture! arrangements so as TO leave
a large portion Of freedmen unemployed.
We trust that Tennessee will move ia
this matter without delay. twill bring
MS bread and neat-it will restore the
Union upon a more enduring basis. II
will dispel the dark clouds Of passion
and prejudice which still lower over the
country. All good men In every part Of
the Union will have reason to be CRATE
ml that Providence has afflicted US for
our reformation-and not for our utter
destruction. By the performances Of re-
cipTecal duties, in q practical christian
spirit, We Will learn TO understand that
our conflicts have grown out Of false
theories OF conflicting electoral interests.
We will all learn that the whole country,
North, South, East and West, mnst flour
ish or laDguish together.
Tennessee is bound to her sister South
ern States by 50 many ties that their
fate must be her fate, whether " for veal
or for woe"
We received the communication too
late 70 publish the Constitution to-day,
but will publish it in our next issue.
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FROM WILMINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. - Fractional
currency printed for the week was $780,
0cO. Shipped, SS5s, 6Ss, including $50, 600
to Louisville. Treasury notes Issued,
81, 0T2,00 0 nearly all to Boston and New
Orleans. National Bank notes, $50, $50.
Fractional currency destroyed, 1888, 5000.
Receipts for internal evenu since the
18th Of December to this morning SI3,-
10000, and total receipts since July last
S9s2, 26I. 600.
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NOttce ~ Rnnkrmnfcm.

United States OF America, Western District OF
IeuneS5ee-Ss.
THIS is 10 give notice that on the 96lh day OF
i December, A. ID. 2s57. a warrant in bank
ruptcy WIS issued against tue estate Of Hugh
NJ. stewart, Of the county OF Sh- lhy, and State
Of Tennessee, who has been adjUdsed a bank
rupt on his own Tetition; that the pay
ment OF any debts, and delivery of
any property belonging 10 such bankrupt.
10 him or for his use, aud the transfer OF
ary property by him. are forbidden by law +;
that meeting ofthe creditors OF the said bank
rupt, 10 prove thtir debts, and 20 chOose one or
more a~ksignees Of his estate, viii be held at a
Court or Bankruptcy, to be holden at Office No.
so Main street. in Waldran Block, Memphi-,
Ienn before ThoHasJ !. Latham, Esq, Reg ster,
on the sd day OF January, a. d.. i-Gs, al ID
O'Clock, am.
Memphis, Tenn, 9Th day Of December, A. d.
1867. j. N. TO NENI,
u. S, Marshal as Messenger, Western District Of
Tennessee.
By J. b BINGHAM,
Deputy U. S. Marshal as Messenger.
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her LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, December 2s.-The river
is still rising with nine feet in the canal.
The Louisville Transfer Company or
ganized under its charter yesterday by
sieetlng p. A. Strader, OF Cincinnati,
President, w. +. Harris, Of Louisville,
superintendent, and T. o. johnson, of
LnnisviIla- Eacratarv and Traasnrar.
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UUIIeu sl0tes q Ane1Cl. WtsteIu TIsTTicf on
Ieunes cess.
I'HlS is % give notice that on the 9Th dav Of
4 December, A.. D., iS57, a warrant IN bank
rupJcy was issued against the estate of John q.
Lewis, 81 Memphis, IN Lhe county OF shelly,
and stale OF Tennessee, who has been sd-
lIdgel a Bankrupt ON his own petition hal
the payment Ofany debts, and delivery OF any
property belOHgiuE 70 suclI bankrupt, to HIM,
u I II has use, and the transfer OF a y property
by MIN, are forbidden by lGW. That a meeting
ni the creditors Of the said bankrupt, to prove
their deb s, and t. ChOtse one or more aAsiguees
OF tls estate, viii be held at q court o. bauk-
suptsy. 10 De holden at Office No 80 Main
-trttj. ia "aIdra1 block. Memphis, Tenn De-
fore Thomas j Latham, kSq. Register, on the
-ith day Of January, A.. u, ls0S, at 10 O'Clock
a-in-
Memphis, Tenn, 18th day Of December. A. D.
1867. J. N. TOMENY-
q. Marshal, as Messenger, Western District Of
TeBnes &c.
By j r. BINGHAM,
Deputy u. S. Marshal. IS Messenger.
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DOR REST.-No. 34Z Adams street-BAUMs
I OLD STAND The house contains 81 OOus
besides BARRON and cellars also, a back lot.
Apply to r DUDLEY FHAYSER, Atty,
dec24 No. N Madison street.
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Col. w. Underwood.

me popular candidate for municipal honor.
~ o1tter Is made az his house IN less than
I've ~ minutes with the FINLEY DAsHER-
d Haldran' ESD Secretary and Treasurer
aud little Rock Railroad, uaes the
I"EAi DAsHEk Ask him If he can now
An"fa 70 DO without it, Dr. ). 7. CumminEs
saSs butter Is obtained At his house in nom
Lh'se 70 nVe minutes with the FINLEY
90 and get one and try IL yourself
Price, IS %, cash.
La CAMERON q co,
81 Main street.
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p. ". Caldwell,

SHELBY Depot says no h~Ousekeepar ought % be
Without a FINLEY CHURN DAsHER. ana
no one certainly WILL auer one trial. for the
timing sun Of g 90 Ask In. Henry Dickery,
DR.. Love and GeneralJ.C.N Robertson. ofHer-
nando, whitley would take Tor their FINLEY
DAsHERs II they could not get another. Per-
haps they would SUI prise you with thelI an
swers- kstailsd e~ysEywhers at s. ". More
agents wanted.
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FasGers and Sons

Who have tOlled all the rear ssaur r5r tkS
=" voter" and the tax sathersr, ga Win LES
LABOR, with MoKE PLEAsUEE and with ca.h
capital 70 the value Of one Eeod Male. drive a
lacrutiye business. without cent, Insurance.
burglar safes, a~cceptsneeS. Endorsements or
open s~ecountzs b. calling upon the Aesnts OF
the FINLEY CHURN DAsHER, szi auiu
strsss, Memphis.
J. A. CAMERON U
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body Rnous

The genial e Charlie" Morris. He says the FIN
LEY CHURN DAsHER bsats everything In
Arkansas. o N. Woodsou, Of Germantown.
astonishing and d~eiighting the goOd house,
Keepers Of bis neighborhoOd vita the marvel
work Of The DAsHER Can't please Your
wife and daughters better than by adding a
TO your household inventory. Only
s. o. Agents wanted everywhere.
IA CAMERON q 90.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-29
Notice.

EETE have this day appointed Messrs. ALI
w Sun BROTHERS cur sole agents 10 wind
up our old business In this city. All persons
indebted TO u, and ali parties having claims
10 their possession for collection FROM our for
mer agent, Mr.. W.P. Paul, viii make ali remit
taLces aBd address all COMMUNICATION to
them-they alone being authorized u receipt
FOR payments made in Liquidation 81 said busl-
ueEs. HILLMAN, BROTHER q SUNS.
Memphis, Tenn. December J., 1901. dtc6 I'm