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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-20

THE New York World, of all DEM
Ocratic newspapers, alone defends the
corrupt ring, elected by Tammany,
that plumbers the metropolis. The
mission of the Democratic party is re-
form. The cost Of governments, mu-
nicipal, State end Federal must be
lessened. There is no sufficient rea-
son for the enormous augmentation
of public expenditures which has i'm
poverished this city and State since
the restoration of peace. Habits of
extravaganza in the administration
ofpublic Offices, INDUCED while war
corrupted the governing and the gov
erned classes, have converted commu-
mites into ofice-seekers, and public
positions are only de irable to the ex-
tent that they furnish facilities for
plundering the people. The process
of reform must begin at Nashville,
and, in local elections, they who
would reduce public expenditures to
a minimum must cooperate. The
necessity for economy, proposed to
be p~racticed, will be confessed when
1t is known, as a statistician states,
that Memphis pays two millions an
nualIy for the luxury Of being gov
erned. This estimate includes the
cost of the four governments, Federal,
State, county and municipal, piled on
one snOther, and each piling up
mountainous burdens Of ruinous tax
alton. Impoverished by the results
Of war and now ruinously robbed by
unknown adventures, who recently
reigned, it is time that we had a
breathing spell. Let US, at least,
gather our wasted resources before
the present impossible task Of repro
ducing the original faultless credit Of
the State is undertaken.
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TAMMANY THE WORLD, THE FLESH
IN TILE nELnE =

TAMMANF THE WORLD, THE FLESH
AND THE DEVIL
The direst calsmities that ever befel
the Democratic party had origin in
the villainOus c0rruptness OF NEW York
politicians. 1t was the World that
struck the blow that staggered the
party In 1868, just prior to the presi-
Dental election. 1t was the power OF
Tammany and of the World that
made Belmont, q slave Of bond
holders, of whom he is chief, manager
of the Democratic party. It vas the
World that constructed a bridge by
which the party could 60 over to
Chase, and in abandoning its creed
lose half its vital force. Happily the
S tructure has fallen in everywhere.
1t is the World again and its infa-
nous ring, called Tammany, which
now degrades the name of Democracy
by its villainous practices. 1T was the
World and its satellites that substi-
tuted Seymour for a Pendleton, Hen
bricks OF Thurman in 1868. Have
not Tammsny and its organ done
enough? Should not the West assert
its power? The West has the num-
bers and moral force and the East,
money. Shall the party and people
be forever enslaved by gold? If Tam
many, Belmont and the World be ex-
ponents of Democracy, there are no
Democrats in the South, and it Oc-
ours to us that the yoke we have worn
so patiently should be left by the way
side. For a week past, our voluml-
nous Geographic reports have been an
endless recital of villanies exposed
and knaveries practised by a ring that
uses the ignorant rabble to perpetuate
its supremacy. Tammany is not the
embodiment of Democracy. 1t was
money that instigated the blow that
dealt Frank Blair in 1868, and it is
the rottenness of these masters Of the
New York mob, wearing the garb OF
Democracy that they may win
popular confidence, which to-day
diagusts mankind. Happily for
the party and the country the
detriment done may be forgotten
within the year. II the whole party
were responsible for the villainies of
Tammany, it would merit /" the deep
damnadon of It's taking off," but the
C anter Of Democratic strength is not
il the great city, and a seeming ca
lamity, If il cause the transfer Of aU-
tbority to the West, becomes the
source of infinite and enduring good.
A manager of Tammany was Tom
Murphy, now playing the role of a
Radical that he may absOrb and dis
tribute the spOils OF the New York
custom-house. With this diabolical
ring 40 principle or creed is sacred.
II it msy control the treasury Of the
State, Of the city and the custom
house, it is perfectly blest. How
much was distributed among the
thieves when its organ, the World,
stabbed Frank Blair, there is no
means of ascertaining; but this
Tweed-C Connolly embrOglio is the end
Of Tammany. Let its sinking, dis
gushing corpse be buried out Of sight
fOrexynr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-20

In 1860 the aggregate population Of
Shelby county was 1902; in 1870 it
was 1888. OF this latter 99,737 were
whites and sc, $40 blacks. In 1860, we
had 276 free negroes and 1888 slaves,
making a total Of 1929. This COM
pared with the SO, $40 blacks of 1870
shows an increase of 19,411 in the last
ten years. This is of course out Of all
possibility OF natural increase and can
only be accounted for on the cor OF
an immense immigration of negroes
from the surrounding country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-20

coed 8, 25O,O 900 bales. If it does not,
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Lawton, Of Charleston,
now in England, writing to a friend In
Barnweu, S. c., says: High prices
will surely rule the coming season.
The consumption IS very large, and
spinners fully employed. 1 know Of
one firm Of sea-island spinners who
are clearing $4,000 per week at their
mills" Notwithstanding these en-
couraging words we would not advise
our planters to hold back their cotton.
Better avail yourselves of present
prices than speculate in the least de-
gree upon the future.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-20

JUAREz has the organization Of the
Mexican Congress by a majority of
nine, This makes his election GER
tain. OF course there will be threats
of revolution, but the President is so
strong in his position and in the con-
hdence of the people that he will
doubtless be able to maintain his au-
thority, if constitutiOnally elected.
In addition to this, LerdO is with
Juarez, and that leaves Disz power
less.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-20

proportion. and Eastern banking
houses must have shared in the prof
It's Of ours for the greenbacks they
loaned. Suppose we had all the
banking capital we need hereT Allthe
profits would accrue here and none
tary ease throughout the year would
be the rule. We want capital. Let
US have more banks instead Of iRsur-
anee cOmDunies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-20
THE oorTON rRosPEcr.

A dispatch of the 18th nom the Ag-
F~icultursl Bureau at Washington says
that from information gathered from
four hundred counties, representing a
large proportion OF the cotton area,
it is not thought possible, even under
the most favorable weather hereafter,
that the crop now coming to market
can exceed ,800,0 900 bales; that if the
growing season should be short or IN
favorable, 100000 Of bales would be a
good result, and It'll q combination
Of unfavorable c instances the prO-
duet might be still further reduced.
The percentage Of full condition in
in the first week of September, as av-
eraged nom al the obtainabIe data, is
thus stated: North Carolina, 50; South
Carolina, SO; Georgia, Is; Florida, rs;
Alababams, so; Mississippi, so; Lou
isians, II; Texas, 81; Arkansas, IS;
Tennessee, IS. There are reports of
injuries by the boll-worm and cater
pillar mainly in Mississippi and Lou
isiana, bot no evidence that a general
or very serious loss from insects is
probable. Bust is common in the
Atlantic States and to some extent ON
the Gulf coast. DTouth has been in.
furious in the CsTolinas and Texas.
though the report of rain-faIls through
che South indicates a fair supply of
moisture, the distribution OF which
has been somewhat more unequal
than usual. At one point in Georgia
the faH in August vas nearly fourteen
Inches, and parts of Florida it amount
ed to twenty-three inches. The vari-
able atmospheric conditions have in
creased The prevalence Of rust, and
caused the destruction Of both leaves
and fruit. This evidence from a
source that Is becoming more and
more reliable, is conclusive as TO the
cotton crop. 1t cannot, we think, ex.
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A nnK ZOE THE MlLuON.

a a EnHAHE APRTVATE C~OUNSELoR TO
MAkDaEG& THE MARHIxD or those about
rs4anE 10 marry. on the phEslologt
W&sS@s zeal mysteries and reVeia
tions of the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries in producing and preventing on
spring preserving the complexion, etc
Tbis is an interesting work Of two hundre
and tWeuty-four pages, with numerous en-
cravings. and contains valuable
or those who are married or contemplate
marriage; still It Is q book that ought 70 pc
under lock and key, and not t8Ao cre4eaaiy
about the house.
sent 10 any one tree OF pOstagslfo1 50 centz.
Address Dr. Butts' D~tBpensary, No. = "
Eighth street, St Louis, NC.
- N06scs Dass Ad1zoed and UhporhR0lss
Before applying 10 the notorious QUACKs
who sdVertise In public papers, or using any
0uAoK REMEDIES, peru8e Or. Butts' work, no
mafter what your disease Is, or how deplora-
bieyOur condition.
Dr. Butts can be consulted. personally or ~
man. on the diseases mentioned In his works
once NO. I'm. Eighth street, bet. Market an
hsatnut. St- Louis, 80 ssu dAv.
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571 GIFTS IN ALL


Aner navtnu he expenses Of tbs entnpdsea mi making the Bhnbut OF he Sits the
balance 0f the proceeds arEdngr from the sale Of tickets VIII be appropraxd 20 IN sa5
he CoBeerf nd DnE1buaon WIN take place md the Immediate supervision u the
NE trustees I bessshd by well known snd eminent citizens u Kentucky h have
to beprsentat "a concert and to supegtntsnd tn dSwtng md dsn9u1on Of
OF heir fraction al the ONCE in Louisville, the second day after draE1nE an sYey
Or GTeenbacks VIII be promptly attended e. and tickets returned By pMl rsshtIed OK
expraSeds as eEed %Tckss2 are Ike Tsenoac goOd Cy 70 me nM9eE
Buyssw ln note that there so ny0u me Hundred Thousand ieks1tI instead fT Hun
fa~ Ioidt atan madem ne awards In -four months M paid sesoO to ue<th holders iron
No7emberM to 18th, 81 and turnedO over $1,000 o the Secretary q Tickets lot re-
.saed. -.
what 1umbssd draw gms s it is not known What TIE dn Of an neertrs nom tbs
aent rom the other wheels nd opened in mil view Of the audience therefore he larger
gifts may not com cut until owsId theINso Or IN ne MILDLY Or the swim as8Sc
Nh number dawn,a and wsa awarded and paid o gealsnauh New orsAns. n Gana
AZ S &T5e = SnbsTm ne GIFTS are drawn b. blind children from ste "A sGzo u ageRs
n DawfDg Vim be extensively published and Psrdes ordering tickets VII ave printed
lists sent tha5 Parties forming Cuhs- and desiring Information Will please area hs
m TIekas fr SEQ; Is Tickets for ss55; 8 Tickets for s5ROs us Tickets fog sOOO
The uncenhgned, late principal business managercf the very successful Msrcs1t1e
tSC onwffn az CT te PUBLIC Library in Kentucky
nTSs ars%iHs va Ike piaoen public, and vgytang WILDE to satisfy buyer q
S@ MANNER OF DRAWING
Therew vii be two glass wheels. One wheel VIII cOntaIn l0G0n Numbers plainly 0entsd
umSe " Zee drawn nom the 0Wl wheeLa d te first box drawn Ton1 The second or
seeOndw Wheel VIII bet the gil OF the tag n1td drawn, whahr 500 sa or S0a0,S
nnouneed $500, - nv
70 insure ncksh holders he public are assured that Z only 5000 tekss,M are sod0 only
gifts eimmEhsd onehaf and in case. ny@e tickets ae sold he antrs7A ss WILLIS
ne Manager sS already paid into the Citizens bank $4,000 0Eardd ersyng he X
e. s 45 Ices &c. Sg iB1f 9 f@ 3 h he aSnSss 20 e a " IS sTR 3 * Chasing a 80 ss snars
Persons dea1ouso acting as agents for the sale Of @F sckss in sny city " ue United
Manager, Louisville KY eHee Eo Main sts5 Sh9soa Block
". n HaLDEdA An, Vice President CTIzEHS RANK, Treasurer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-20

THE banks and brokers Of Menu
phis, whose total capital Is not more
than s12,OOO,000, last year handled
$40, 600, 600 worth Of exchange. This
Immense business on so small
capital was not without risk, great
risk, but the prOhts were proportioned
thereto. Under the recently estab-
lished rules of the banks the risk in
the cotton business is much decreased.
With an increased security it would
be well if we had an increased bank
ing capital. Two to forty is out Of all
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-20
SPECIAL ATTENTION

IL called to the ab1ve announcement OF the
President and BO srd OF Directors. mere Is
not the least Doubt bat what All the tickets
will be sold. The very low price at Wh1ch
thew are ~placed-tWO dollars Will enaDte
every one to contribute tneir mite Toward
Identifying the grounds or ms Ass0clsslons
and making other improvements. lhls lsno
private enterprise, but Is gotten up By the
Board of Directors-WhOze nigh standing as
public-sDirited and energetic citizens cannot
bs QuestiCned-foF the sole purpose OF bene-
hitting the public, by adding 70 me beauty OF
Tba tick sts en1tle the holders to admission
to the Fair on that day, II those hOld1ng
Them choose to attend, and q cnance n t0uf
hundred and ~eigaty-one cash premiums
ranging from 5000 down
RE 55mber Of tickets Is limited to $4,000,
and under no circumstances win more than
that number be sold.
Your attention is called to the names ofthe
following gentlemen, who compose the
Hon. IA COB TH0HrPsoE. President.
FSOCH ENsLRY, First Vice-President.
Eli KAYNER Second Vice-Prestdent..
r, d GooDWXN, Third Vice president.
III. EDMoNDsoN Fourth Vice-Prestdent
JOIN BSOWN, Fifth Vice President.
JOIN T. S~rRArroN, Treasurer.
LION. T~RoUsDALE, Secretary
O D, AEDERs0N, A. B HAYNES.
TosEPH BRUCE, NAPoLEos HILL,
B. BAYLLss, JcHS FHEk,
A. j. HAYS, NJ EAHA4N'
Tickets can be had at the vsriOus s~a5-agen-
sfes, in Memphis AID elsewhere, or on appl1-
cation to me, by letter with stamp enclosed
for reSurn OF tickets, or in person, az me
Memphfs and Charleston 4ailIoad Depot,
Memphi Tenn. W. d. BaTES
sell Agent for Sale Of Tickets.
Tickets can be had at the following sub
agencies:
MANUSCRIPTS NEWS DEPOT,
Cor. Second and Monroe Streets
ZOE LOCKE'S NEWS DEPOT,
BE. 3 la Main street.
]. C. EYRIeHs NEWS DEPOT,
No. $40 Main street
W. H. BATES.
n Agent Tor the sale OF Tickets.
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cash Premiums
For attendance, appointing
TUESDAY, OCTOBER y, 1871

As the day for distribution, when It is ex-
pected will be assembled the largest number
OF persons ever present At one time on the
grounds.
Tickets, numbered and stamped good TOT
that dsy NV, will entftle tue hOider TO So
mission to the Grounds, n participation II
the chances of the following list OF
-r.wran NJ II nAgu pREWTUuEs
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rs hereby gwen Of app0intment as guar
III dian OF samuel A.. Meacham, under pro-
csedings In the Second Chancery Court, be-
cause o. his unsoundneas Of mind: all cred.
itors are requested to make known the char
acfer OF their claims to Luke ". Ftnlay, my
attorney in the premises. at MS once. NO. Al
Madison atrset. A. BDRLES0N,
Guardian Of =. A. Msseham.
Memphis. August .. ISL an59 wee
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RoARDING O.

ONE large pleasant mont room. for m
~ lies, also q few day boardersat
No. 1aA M0NR0E STREET,
b.twean Third and Fourth strsetA s,9e
ancss exchanges. a@a
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
THE GREAT SOOTHING REMEDY.

Hve Cures Collie and Griping ~
Wd1ngnb1, In the Bowels, and fscIi- -
6gT1tD. tateB the process OF Teeth.
ing.
Ms. Eubdues COnvalsfOus and -.
Wh1comh,s overcOmes All diseases In =
SrT.D- cident to infants and call 90,
ldren.
Cures Diarrhea, Dyssn- E-ioa
- terY and gumner Com Is
Hat+ee10 platnt In children Of al C1aea
SHeP' ages
It % the Great Infants and Chlldren'E
Soothing Remedy for all disorders or0rGhk
On by Testhing or any ether cause.
Prepared by the GRAsTON MEDICINE
CO., 81. Louis. Nc.
sold By druggists and dealers N medicin8
everywhere. ta1d4W
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$4,000
Third Annual Fair of the Memphis
Agricultural and Aechan-
icai SOcisY.

UTITH the view Of increasing the interest
w IN the coming Fall Fair, the Beard Of
Directors have determined to offer q list OF
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Administrators Kotiea.

r ErFER3 OF administration having been
g.anfed and issued to me upon me 81
tate 81 n. a. VanPelt, deceased, BY the Pro-
bate Court OF shelby county Tennessee, a.
the Seotember term, ls1, thereof all persons
Indeed to said estate are requested TO cal
and Day the same; and al persons Eolding
CLAIMS against said estate ar3 hereby nOt1neu
scrfped bv law, or the same VIII be forever
barred. 4. d. GIB7ON, Administrator
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45l premiums
The Board OF Directors. IN eOmmeudtng
snail be carried out In good faith They viii
appoint a COMMITTEES OF award, whose nlgn
character viii be q sufficient guarantee bnat
perfect fairness VIII control the d~1ntT1butsOn.
The price Of these social tickets has been
hxed at the low sum CT TWO In
order that they may be within the rsach OF
every one.
1t lis hoped and expected that the Third
Annual Fair viii be 50 successful. financially,
as to enable the society TO eree6 suitable
hntldipgs and improve the grounds 70 sucn
degree of excellence as to render them a
source OF pride to every citizen OF AemPh1s
Tbs hoard of Directors have selected Nj.
W. H. BATES to supervise this special ar
rsngement, and tickets can De had on spPn-
cation 10 MIN. at the Memphis andCharles-
ton Railroad Depot, or through any OF hH
JACOB THOMPSON, President.
LEON. TRoJ5DALE, Secretary.
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The following Lectures for Gentlemen. bound
IA one volume pocket edftiOn), entitled,
MANHOOD. Corrected and revised BY the
L de y. Curtis, o OF Medicine,
emb OF Royal College OF Surgeons Eng.
Licentfate OF College OF Phyzicians.
Edinhurz; Hon. Member Faculte de Medf.
cine, Paris; etc:
1. PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
q PREN1TuRK DECLINE IN NAN,
g NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL
q DISEASES OF RVS GENEEATIYE ORGANS.
s. 8RERHAToRRHQA.
8. ABUsEs or THE NATURAL FUNCTIONS.
z. T~REATNRET AM CURE
Price 5os by mail. Address the author, DIR
oURTLzs no 3 fremont Place. Boston. au2s
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DR.. Il W. PURNELL

UNs % Va 70 -
~ Still offers his professional services -
the paOlio. Hs VIII atssnd to ne hranahsa
OF ths practice Of
Medicine, Surgery and 0bsfstrlss.
~Hss residences u Is ~ uzua arzu
hiR o11cs. 191 UEuozs "a
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WIN be distributed ylOE to the holders Tickets IN the following Gin. viz:
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gmE gAsMg0NS !!

UNIIE readers of the Press ed Baney informed that
4 there is now going on at the "EMPORIUMa Of FASH
ION exhibition OF the fashions Of Dry Goods and A
nary for fall and winter
In Dress Goods all the fabrics are shown in Solid Striped
Figured, Broeaded &c. ) F. ~ 80 q
In Shawls all the styles shown in Black Black and White
Grey Grave coors and handsome styles in bright coors also
handsome line Of # Fus in Capes and Mn at low prices
In Boulevard Skirts Hoop Skirts Corets Bustles, Breast
Protectors White Skirts Gowns Chemese Drawers Embroid-
cred Yoke Stamped Yokes for braid embroidery Nubas
sc Hoods Jackets Talas Breakfast shawls Cignons and
Cur in real and imitation hahe newest and best styles
shown and sold by Mrs. Wier and Miss Cater.
In handsome trimmings for Ladies garments Real and ma
and Cuffs Grape Collars Cuffs Embroidered Infants Waists
Kid and Silk Gloves Hosiery Cayats Shirt Fronts Paper Col
lars Chldrcns Wool losery &c. splendid
In Milnery-The handsomest line Of Velvet Push Silk.
Paris and Straw Hats and Bonnets Feathers Pme French
Flowers Beautiful Roman Sashe Splendid Sash Ribbons in
Black Scarlet and Embroidered Bow Ribbons in Roman EN-
brodey, and solid colors Neck Ribbons to match, beautiful
Bows, and Scars in all the handsome coors Veve in every
color Laces Veings Dress Trimmings and Buttons, the best
in Abbeville. 49,. -- =. g.. &. -, ~ r
Jewelrys is new brance just added to the many attrac
ons In this line will be found very handsome assortment of
real Jet Ear Rings Breaches Bracelets Necklaces, also Shell
Jcwc Real Shell Beads Necklaces Crosses Spar Necklaces
Woolcn-In this Department. Fanncls, Iintlseys jeans
Tweei Salem and French (assmeres Blankets &C., &c. are
In Doestics The prcttiest Prints fine Long Cloths Bleach
cd and Bro omespun, Jeans Hickory shntng Checked 0na
IN House furnishing t3oodsiil be shown Table Damasks
in Unbcaced Beached and Turkey Red Towels Doyas Nap
kns Scengs p S. Cotton Gounte1panes Iaces for Curtains
Oil and Paper Shades Carpettings Tides &c. l:E r
In the Dress Making Department will be found the latest
for all kind Of garments both from E. Butelck Co., and
Nine Dcmorest of New York s..r a.r .>ty;s,. 'as<T
None but the newest patterns used in the getting up of
Dresses. &c. ra :. - :: ~. = go. ..:5Nt -
Patterns sold to all that apply. .i >......-
Mrs CAIN has returned from Baltimore and in charge of
the Millinery Department assisted v Miss Small Mrs. Wicr and
Miss Cater. .........
Miss Twecl!c late in charge Of fashionable Dress Making
Eabecln Baltimore is in charge Of the Dress Making De-
partmc assisted thc Misses Taggas and three other ladies'
of skill All invited to and examine for themselves
Very respectfully, JAMES W. FOWLER,
Oct, L, 1871, 25-tf. :, ~ DIS Proprietor.
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THIS is to certify, that I have used
l. J. r. Black's Compound Chemi-
cal Manure, (Made on Farm,) cost
Eleven Dollars per ton, Imanured
with this manure and Ettiwan No. 2,
on the same land. and after careful
picking ad:weighing, fndit' equal if
not better than the Ettiwan.
=: SAMUEL G.. SHAW. :,
Oct. 7, 1871. .., ....r> .i'
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WENT FOR H1M.-A rough looking
specimen Of humanity was recently
promenading up Chatham street, New
York, when he came plumply upon q
Jew. ..--...
Without word Of warning the rough
knocked him sprawling into the gut
ter. Picking himself up, and taking
his bleeding nose between his finger
and thumb, he demanded an explana-
ton. .
shut up. Ill bust yer agin !" said
the aggrcssor, approaching him again.
u have never done nothing init yos;
so, what for you mash mo in do
nose ?" demanded Abraham"
eyes yer hev; yer Jews crucifcl
Jesus Christ, and l have o mind =.
20 for you again."
"But, mino Cott, dat wash eightcr.
hundred years ago." said the Jew.
swell, 1 don't care if it was; l. on.
" heard of it last night replied
the unwashed, and 10 went for him
Ggin.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-11-09

THIS is to certify, That We have
l. examined the crop of cotton,
grown on the farm of Mr.. J. r. Black,
and arc free to say that it is the larg-
est plant, and the fullest truited by
far Of! my cotton ,we' have seen.
Manure used, J. r. Blacks Compound
Chemical Manure (madc Oil the farm,
at cost of Eleven Dollars per tou: q
J. r. ruADDON, =. .,.,-.,,.,xf
Il JOHN L.%BLACK, III. :..j.j 4
! NcDUFF1E HADDON,
Z J. II. BELL, 49, '. -.- .
- JAMES CARWILE, .n.4 ~ s,,c,s
w.. NICkLIFFE,s : GGS,aaU&A
DAVID CRAWFORD,
ID. N. MILFORD, gs,
G. JONES' Gss8 e
IsE A,