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ArOfrssrOnal Gar0s.
m. HIHOIWES. SEN,

INOEhBkLI 81 Spring kf1Ee and recently OF Brandon
il Ms, has loozied in Memphis 70 practice the Va
rious branches his rofesfisa Fer the last
years be has devoted hs atenticn particularly
uterine diseases and cd=ots daring pertlriion. he
has socated Ei.h hfnself his pr. Hulunes- gr-
REFERs To-Hon. Henry Fooie Charlie Scott L.
Y. DixoH- A n Fputs B n Avery and John Robert
soa, President OF s1Fhs and Little Rock Rsi road.
OFFlOB-l6s Main street Resiiencs Court street.
oeios Third Odies hours 70 g A n. and : TO p. n
u-IS N
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A ToFNBT At Law, Memphis, Tenn. Once, Jene
"a seI ftre-t midway he Post onos Building.
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CAUTION

hLAU NAhE 2 LII
TTIHE genuiae highly C0NCENIR ,TBD bERHANk'S
IL HOLLAND BITTERS Is put ID IN half pint bottles
5ny and refaled dollar for single bottles me
reat demand this ruly cs'obrA ed medci1e has IN
iucsd many imitatlens Whch the public should guard
against purchasing
Al for BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BrTrERs, Tsanu-
t.-srrsd ov B1uiamn Pags Jr & Co. cf Pitfsburgh,
- BENJAMIN PAGE III. & co.
-, Pit slurgh Pa.
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JOHN HALLUM.

THEODORE q. CONE,
A TT0RNBY AT Law, Memphis Tenn Ofios on
q Main srreet In 8-eenavs Building, bctgeen Union
md Gayoso streets novS-tly
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DEAsI,.4P
CHALYBEATR SPRINGS,
Near Bolivar, Hardeman ConaIY Ttnn.

near BOilfaf, Hardfman t0uaiy Tenn.
'fNHk und-rsigufd viii reopen these celebrated
Il SPRINGS for the second sea-0n. On MOND ~
me 10TH 0f ksy, having tcsd the Buildings md
Grounds IN a. duc clnlIirn any watering Place in
ihe Southwest TIE f3rcuud ave n erter id .nf
oearfla vita evervree shrubbery The forest cleared
All grad d, the room painted and furnlshd with new
o1-toa mattresses The Bal Room decorared and put l
me condition the three Ten Pin Alleys ana swings have
been pct In sasd order
The waters. uhers bei1E ave Springs consist q
Ohalybea. sup and Pee Store and n0w in abur-
dance, s. cient for 900 persons DAY ad the cura-
tive properties Of the Eaiers for al Uk0 sfCted
with RroFssy, Dyspepsia Ruunng Sores and for ths
Ol-e SEE - fe ais established e. Euaranrfar
Tie Dunlap -qrings ble By the MIS- lssfuui
Central and Tennessee Raircai beina situate orl :
lies ON Bolivar, 20 from GraEd Jurction and 20 r IA
Seilpnis oy rail Aaess AssEHynig 3 SaFg run from
Memphis to the Sprugs The traveller is rusrautl led
aga nst s1orbitant charges the fare being 50 cents
tse railroad DEPOT 20 the -priuss and % for bag
Zase and servants
There Is also dne rrulnz stream and excellent dsh-
ing ground, With carriage road O. the creek only
quarter OF mile from the Sp-i g. and a5urda1 cs Of
Eid turkeys ducks AMI sI1i r. d.
Prof. H-ssng with hts due Brass and Sizing Sand d
sngsged fnr the and vii sulvFa The guests n ha
tsy win Bass music aud % night with 5tiing music
:. c. EADELMAN,
p tor
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Master Of TranspOrtaton, Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS. allowing the holders 70 stop a.
Any point and their seats az pleasure may BE-
purchasoi az the C0mpany's Once No. 10, Jeherson
street. doors Esst Of the Commercial Hotel, Memphis
i lune25-ly WM. NORM, Agent.
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A TToRNEY AT LAW, Memphis Tenn. References
a Messrs. Warc q Jones' Phillips 4 white, Lamb
Young O.. kcC1suahan, Tr0usdsle Din, Milton
PEtnsm Hues Owen, Ksq-. Z NJ avery, Esq.. Nemphis
oGcs up stain, st Tie corner Of Main and Endisol
rrestr nszi doCr & &c esyeSo SSgsug5 5Bstisssqn
RFstly
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VOLUME IX.---NUMBER II.
Snmmfr 8etrlats.
Bailey Springs.

>
ClfNLE the death % hr Bailey r ceetrste1 s-rinEs
- have been pu. chased - company. who Dave
modelled the entire premises bu number % spa
clous raous Be des 2 sny other improvements
sary for Lhe couf0rt OF visitnrs.
Win regard 20 the curative propertlrs Of Baii'y
Sprnzs their fcacy have BEEN farg and sstsfacro-
rg tesd thousalGs of instances 10 rsudsr 20
Necessary the part of be prop ist0rs % say word
a. 70 heir virtues Sure 10 10 sav hoever that it is
Efneray IL not univsr-alr co1ccsf ihRt Ter the
n the T. lowing DISEASES. Bailey SPRINGS are uusur-
passed - ans il the Eo-id white eEe hng, Ie-tcr,
sccdsla pTupsey. d. PEI sis Female Disseses We
- AZ FenereE and Cusussus Diseases Of every descri
ti0n.
WsHa and Cod Baths VII b. farnlshed for the vsi-
l0rs.
be S-ri1Ks are open Sumner ard winter sni tta
eoudenoe ~ theu great tlat there less
lhan aig visitors present. Te7 located Lauder
Gale county. AIabsa nIne miles from Rlcreute and
nov u.0ft ccessib g. Al sections 3 rfEllsr line q
stage and ha ts Enl TWICE Day frcm futcul1-
pa % he Spri-ss counecas win lhecars az hey pass
ruscuuibia each way-
TIE locality os The SPRINGS are rnsurpssse being 10
p.eAsast and healthy esuutry, with fns fshing alt
huntinE grounds
large Livery Stable has bern erected a. IRE apTlnz1
and every desc lDfion of vehicies avs b. had.
Ieu-oin Alleys Hard Tables aud every 1escrpiirr
% amussulfnt may be fcurd on the prem lscs.
C0tliion ard Dzncng Parties giVsn rcEuiary 9urinE
The week
A Bs1d Of Music has been engaged for ne season.
10 5r vii Be- sparei the uart Of hs propr.stor1
% tender vsit3rs comiorizdie and a. esahie
st21-ff LIS CONNER & co.
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REvIvAL.-Tbe New York TTibEAs says:
Although not so prominently before the world
in everyday remark as il was few weeks
ago, the Revival is actively prevailing, and a
great number of daily meetings are in the full
tide of successful experiment. In Cincinnati
it is in contemplation to have tent in which
cify
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2. LUFLl0f.s-..-.-.... ....s.-.sss----H- = HAl
LOVEJOY HARPER.

a TTORNETs AT Law, CharIs ston, Miss. wiz prac-
n tie IA The foioEiug counties OF North Mississippi
HElAhatchie. psno q, fElobushs. CzrTCM, Sunhower
the Fe1eral CCu Pontooc, and the Supreme Court
~ gsckson Prompt attention VIII Be paid 70 the Oslec-
ti0n sf Gains pissed IN their hands.
REFERENCEs - Wats0H, Craft q Benton, Holly
Springs, Miss; ". ?. Stesrns Oxford, Miss s.
Fisher. Jsokson, Miss; Watt, Noble Nobley, = Or
leans, Ia apI5-sn
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DAILY APPEAL.
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 10, is5s.
u DEFAuLrIEa sEoRETARY oF srAIE

The Nashville Banner is indebted to Colone
GOODfAsrrEE, one Of the Legislative Investi
eating Committee, for the following detailed
statement Of the books Of the late Secretary o.
State, which shows that officer a defaulter il
the sum Of $3.50 81. OF this amount s5i;
was collected IN his Official capacity as Sscrs-
tsry of State, and wiIl fan upon his securities
The main deficiency in the turnpike dividends,
however, which be collected as Commissioner,
under special act Of the Legislature.
This report viii be found of interest in an
other point Of view, viz as showing the value
OF the States stock in the various turnpikes
throughout the STATE:
p a =. .,. Bsr,o1 'rissieasy q istsnai IrOvs-
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ma. THOs. TATE

OFFFRs his services 70 the citizens Of Memphis and
l xicinity. onos On corner ef Second and wasting
ton street,. mar2i-iy
mac n STrFIE..E r HoR0AE..wH. D. STEELE
CoVington. Tenn Memphis, 1enn Memphis. Tenn
STEELE. MORGAN & STEELE
A rToREETs AND cOUKsELORS AT Law, Ven
shis Tenn VII practice 10 the Courts Of est Ten
nessee once Nam st., 10 walkers Block No 8, 20
6oor Special attention paid 10 tie collection Of Gains
octi-ly
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Total number Of Guns..........-.
$780, --rrrr-

The condition of our coast defenses is more
unpromising than even our naval service.
The operations Of our small army against
Utah have required every fertilization on our
Atlantic seabOsrd to be denuded Of troops; and
not one Of our forts has been left with a sufi-
cient force to msu its guns. From Texas to
Maine the total number Of army forces now
guarding our extensive line OF seabo ard posts
and the millions Of public property deposited
in them, is less than eight hundred men. Be
sides these troops, TO protect the Sioneers of
our vast western domain alSng ten thousand
miles Of froHtier-posts, to guard the great lines
Of travel and emigration which penetrate our
immense continent from hundred tribes Of ir-
responsible ssvages, and to reduce the rebel
lion Of ten thousand MOTmons in Utah, we
have a force Of less than thirteen thousand
men.
The effective force Of our navy is no greater
now than it was twenty years ago; and the in
crease Of our army in that time, has been only
to the extent Of few regiments. Yet, while
the defenses Of the nation have remained thus
stationary, its great interests have been magni-
fed incredibly We append a compaI atiVe
statement Of the leading interests of the couR-
try for the years lS40 and 1856, respectively, as
exhibited bv authentic statiattcs-
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Gbr sflsmpbis 3ppral.
DAILY RATES FoR ADvzRrIsINs

AH1l'tea % Hlt Afleal eld LE7le cnd E1q1frrT.
- each additional Insers..r - -. Il
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TAx.-An ordinance has been passed in
Norfolk, ievyIng espitation tax of Sc on
every free white male iHhabitant over 81 years
ia
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW VnpE

-
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.
THIS Railway, fully and newly equtpued and passipz
Il throaRh bea1.iiul and healthy csuutry cffsrs to
travellers from the Mississippi Valleys route three INV
dred miles shorter and Possessing dpatch and
comfort than any other % n EAsr and NORTH
TINE AND FARE REDUCED -Uncer the present
seheiue Of the Post Oce Bepartment delays are per-
mittei- and 8 saving ehecied of IL hours
Passing through Slave Territory ample security Is A.
forded for the conveyance 0f Servants
At Dalton. &c cholce OF R0utea is oHsred-bv en-
iinuous railway through Georgia. South Carsuua and
North Caroina 70 Rchm nd or By the Great NeTroro1i
tan Line through Ezst Tennessee and virginia 70 Kno
vile LynSnouIs kiehnonds and % al Of the celebrated
THs ExPREss NAIL TRAIN leaves Memphis s.1v
at TOO d storping at al ststiirs
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Meppbis
DAILY except sundaysl At lf5. P. n for Junction
with q Mississippi Central and Tennessee Central
railroad semerville and intermediate sta ions
TRAINS CONGECT-At Grand Junction vim The
Mississippi Central Railroad 70 Holly 5prings oxford
Grenadas Canton Jackson, etc ami vita the Missis-
ppi and Tennessee Central Railroad 70 Bolivar Jackson
etc.
Al POeahontls. with tn weekly line OF Coaches 70
/ Ripley, Pontotoe, Aberdeen, and Columbus. Miss.
~ Iuks. with daily line Of sour-horse Coaches
through Aber cen, Columbus ETC % the northern ter
minus Of the hOoile and Ohio Railroad.
Throush tickets god until usedWlth the privEege of
stopping at any point desired 3 "a a. the GESsRAI
TICKET OFFICE, Commercial Hotel and a. the Addison
Zach pssseneer win Be aoWes one hundred psunls o,
hagz sei article VII Be- czrred ba. gage that Is
aot incident 70 tn person Of the passsngr In Of
loss the Company vii bold themselves responsible for a.
amount not exceeding 90.
Negroes, when trsveiing alone. must have a permit
nam the point 70 which they 70 aud specifying
that they % travel BY far ad or the1in not b
carried No ticr-t vii se sold them. nor viii they be
received cars unless IN owner or agan Be ure
ent known 70 the fcket Agsnt Conductor, oIhsr
person 70 v0uch for genuineaess Of permit
p G. Arms
General superintr1dent.
superinteadeat Of rransportaf,er. 49,.
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YOnng American

The subscribe would
80 spec fully inform bis friends
No. and the avelliug pullc, thai nis fksr
GLASS RESfAUR RANT and HOTEL GARRI.
Adams street, marry opposite the Worsham H0use Is
now spen where his Fri nds aud Customers viii be fur
nished with all kiEs Of Game and decseies OF q sea-
soR a. vel as the choicest brands o. Wines Chaer 8
ing al coupettion he solicits iibsral shar % th8
public patronagl. Tanl-Ivl IlSnPH rErEEL
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y: c: v.TsOk ;:HE,EY eEATT
~ Epring-, Miss. Memphis
WATSON s CRAFT,

A TrOREETS AT Law. Memphl.. One southeast
~ corner o. Jefferson and Second streets in TurnAEe
5udnE, up stairs VII prac'ioe IN the Courts OF Hem
pals and the Federal and Supreme Courts At jackson
Tenn s1d also IN the Cirsuit Courts the
COUNTIES q gth Mississippi Federal Court at Pom
totoo Mississippi and the Htgh Court q Rrrors and Ap
Psas OF Mississippi They desire % secure Letting
business rures-dafwIm
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ThrOu=h TicIxetz.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

ON and after WEDNESDAY, February , 1851 tie
~ rrains on this road viii run as follows, (Sundays
excepted }
The Nal aud Passenger ain VIII leave PanOla daily
A NJ, and arrive at Memphis Al 10 A. n.
Returning leaves Memphis at , NJ, and arrives 1t
PsnOia a. p ~.
The Fright and Accommodation Train leaves Memphis
aaty a. SO A. n. and arrives a. PAnoa at n A. n
he 9rnins leaves Panols al 2 A n, and arrives a.
Memphis az P n
Persons travelling on the MAI Train spend i've
hours IN Memphis and return the same day.
Passenger Train makes direct cnnna-fiur 49,
Ffth th- Hrrpnls and Charleston Railroad going hast
an the Memphis ana ONO nzuru1u ETIng Nerth-
Tie Freight and Accommodation runs in Connection
with Sages n and from the following places oakland
Preston and Grenada. there making Convection With
Stages through Carruton and Lexingtnn thence the
northern termini Of the Mississippi Central Railroad for
Canton, Jackson and New Orleaos.
Throug7 Tickets for Grensda Be ootsine5 at the
Memphis Depot
This Is much tue shortest route and passengers leav-
ing Memphis BY the morning train arrive At rensda tc
sane evening, having daylight the whole way.
n ". NEWELL,
fa711-f General Sunarf rfanfeur.
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PARIS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY.
Wholesale and Retail
CANDY MANDATORY,
No AZ Ernnf Pm

TNHAEKFUL TO his friends and the public the
liberal pztron extended 70 him for the last twelve
years, n LOUIS hONfEDONIC0 beg leave 70 inform
The citizens Of Memphis and vicinity that he viii e
SANITY keep On hand large tmen Of the best i'm
portsl Winss-Csret, Port, Madeira white, &c; also,
cotch ale and ton Porter. Also the best Brandies
warranted . Be pure and genuine
N. L hOETEDoNIcO always keeps sn hand = great
vari-ty OF Fancy Candies and TOYS, assortment o.
stick Candy Prunes in as And box Rasins Craps
every kind Of Fruits and Nuts, Pickles Lo5sgrs Sar
lines Olives French and English Mustard, Sugar, IN
osf and boxes, Carscac, karsehno Old Wires Singer,
Preserves, Savannah New YORK sud Preserves,
Oatsdp Pepper Sauce Chocolate Cordas Syrups, Mac
csroni vsrmacsi, the b-st asvans Clears and crest
many other articles too numerous mention, ~
fure' for sale very low, e Der BY wholesale rtsl
He would Be glad % wait IN his old customers snd
many new ones msy call upon him, promising them
genuine Articles ant coed bargEns mv2-ly
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Hahn RT0Wn.

rTzpEs THB COAMERCIAL HOTEL = Drspar' 70
Eaif % ne rsntlen1sn With as saif Am psFsIts
tsss go sshsz Eseira 81 aetsz. a
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DIR. ORVTLLE r. EARLY

Late of MisstsEIppf
UTAVTEG located psrIsanently IN Memphis. offers bis
professional 70 its tiZenE aud persons II
tie surrounding country. Special attention viii Be Evr
20 Oostetrica and AL diseases Of and chill
dren-
Residenoe on the corner of fernando street and
BroEn's Avenue. one, p Nadisen street N.Y. "
- KNOX WALEEH.--.--.s-....---.W-L L. H'coNETCo
TTTALKER & G'C0EEICO, Lawyers, Memphis. Ten
w neEsee. of1ees No p South side Court Square.
Z. ~ TERGER---Jso. c. FARzISGTON...o. TERGER.
KergeF. harrington s. EergeF,
ATTORNEYS AT Law, MEMPHIS, TENN.
Spis-sm
WV. r. ARICK.
OREETIss, Bolivar County. Mississippi General Land
II Assent flr Arkansas srd Mississippi.
REFEREEcEE --GsT. e s. F0ste, Memphis: Brooke
q SR-des. = sEsburE. sp1I-d6m
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
GENERAL ADVERTISING AND COL
LECTING AGENCY.
MERRNAA A. Co.

NO. 8 HowARD's Row.
TTAVIN6 estab ishe ourselves the shove business,
III respectfully solicit the patronage Of The oOmmu-
nifty.
Keep constantly on hand a hne and select stock o.
Nruv lettes Periocicals- &C
~ Refer 70 Jas 3. MerrinAn, Wm. Park, 7. q
rrice Rev Dr. Barbee. Archibald Wright, Rsq., Judge
Jno A. Nooe q Wsrley Patterson, n. c Galway
D. stiekney, Bulletin Company Hoolanahap, Troussse
3 Dill. ap1s-ly
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ma. IAMES q KEHER.

n ESPBCTFULLT offers his professional services to the
N tiEens Of Memphis and its vicinity.
His residence Is Mccall street. next 70 that of A
T. DsuEiEss
once IN GreenllE's Building Main street, South q
Unou second or Ehere be may Be- found at ali hours.
unless professionally -rzHeed iunI7-diy
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House Mover apd Raiaer.

/ DO respectfully mo n the c izens % Nsm- -
1 phis ard the surrounding ccuntry that AN Il7sf
prepared with the .1ssarY and dxtures lli
70 Move Raise, Lower and ST. ashfen Buildings s..a
o. all descriptions Persons ing work dae IN hat
line, will and 10 TO their interest 20 call on me Al NJ
place OF residence of hzia snJ Overton Streets
Memphis WILLIAM BOOTH.
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4tOfesslonal Gar0s.
AUGUSTUS H. eARLAND........wM. NJ RAEDoLF
GARLAND & RANDOLPH.

| A TTORNgFs AT Law Little Rock. ArkHnsss. The
unsettled law business Of Pike, Pike & Cumuins,
Cummfns and CuEmins & Garland is In hands 70 be
attenred to. iun2-dsm
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RATEs oF oHARGEs.

~ 81 %
Ihioren und~r ten years of So
81 ta-' Or a. %
A 'ioeFal deduction viii b. mate in th- above rates
when families remain month cr during the season
hEFEREN- Es--Gen. Hinton. Iackson Miss yosruh
Cox hsq.f selma Ala D.. D 8. Jacksun his-
John ~ Lapsy, Selma, Ala Ne srs 40 Prince
Tuscaloosa, Ala DIS. " n. P Nsusnu Tus-
c1'notA Ala X Q. GrlsE1y, 6. P. Porte. Esq q d.
small g. Memphis, Tenn A. r. Looney. Esq Co
/ iurnolas t. n Td0S. p KILLER.
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CAIRo AND NEW ORLEANS.
PORTLAND snd all important p5inls,
NORTH a NJ u EAST.

.
NORTH a NJ ID EAST.
AT Chieago. Connecting With Michigan Central Cars.
ieaVing the sane depot for Detr0 {, Niagara Falls
Ro-hester Albany. New Y'rE iBoston ard 81 Eastern
and Atlantic Cities OnlY tU0 changes Of cars from
Cairo b Ms snf tnres from Ca % Albany and
four from ca iro % New Tork Tine from Cairo 70 New
York - hours. Connects a. Sandoval with Ohio aud
Nj sis7ipBi Rsiroad from St Lsls Vincsunes a.
Pans with trains % the Terra Haute, slton and St
Louis Railroad. o Ind dalspois L0uisve and Clncn-
ats a. pecGtur, Eith main line kKpress for Gasaa
Aad Dunlaith-the lat er conne-tfrg with t-alns %
Sp-ingfed, Naples RICK Islsnt Burii1gson and Quny
AL rains from Cairo connect at Sandovsl with the
Ohio and Mississippi trains for St Louis sn1 Cnon-
natl
ne Illinois Central Railroad Company have adsed 70
heir Eo Ing STICK twenty superb statarogu Sleeping
cars eaca Of which viii c1Hfortsby berth ATTY p1ssen-
gers.
ThrOuSh Tickets,
Ether o. SfeG1lb0af uia s. Louis and thence bg Rel
road orf5 Caro- and fhenee By Railroad 70 az poinfs
N0Tfh
good for ons ear snf allowing holders 70 stop Al any
POINT, sni r-sune heir seats a. pleasure and an nfor
nation rcspac Ing The route b. pro rei appca-
ton Et the Comp snv's On e IS JET street doors
east Of TIE Commerciai hotel. Menphis-
WILLIAM NORM Aren't
for rinois Central snd on nj Mississippi Railroads.
ent Rt r'sd III e o. steam-E- marI4-Iv
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Baltimore and Ohio
@RN
u a IL ID n a II

II A L IL X ~ A IL
THIS Road runs from wheeling to Baltimore, ts7s
miles) and to Washington, 900 mes) and presents
he fuleft advantages both freight and passenger
line. 1t through Wild and romantic regions of The
Aieghenssi and being soltdy constructed completely
eq apped and carefully managed Is Of the most al
trscfvs and safest Railroads in the Uned States Ths
Central Ohio Railroad Columbus md BanesviletI
Wheens unites this rOad with al portions Of the Wss
THE ONLY THRousH FIcKETs FROM MEMPHIS,
LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUTs 70 the NATIONAL NE
TRoPoLIs, sold By this road which runs direct e
Washington without the delay Of passing through BAt
Il is the only line BY which baggage can b
ehscked to Washington from the Oaio river.
E9-By the MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, tAka the NAL
steamers running daily for Louisville connecting there
with mail steamers Jeasrs0nve Railroad for Cncn-
natl where they arrive 70 connect with the cars o.
Little Miami Raroad for Columbus connect nE thers
with Central Onto Rsrosd, through Newark and lanes
VIE % Eheeling By the express train Of ms route
Bs sure 70 ask for tickets b. the Baltimore and Ohio
rs-Psse1gers from Memphis sOins East thrsush s.
L1uis can Buy TArough Tickets By tbs Baltimore an Ohio
RsrOad This route lays through yinosnnss IeTS aut
Indsnapolis etc. to Wheeiins over the new on 10 and
Hsslssippi and connecting Roads These eonn etons
are al direct, and ne time fron 81 Loais 70 BAinors
By this oute nay had Of the Agent under the Plan
ters House. st the following rates From 81 10 ais 70
Baltimore s9si % Washingtoa S26.
Al Whoeng the passenger takes the superior cars Of
te Baltimore and Ohio Rairoad which leave three times
daily for Baltimore, Washngto1. Phiadaiphis and New
~ grF-orrh IN fg Or II hou-s ircIrr,r st1rn,gos
For safety speed regularity beauty of ihe country, and
general comfort this Rad Is second 20 in the Union
FREIGHrS. = This company possesses the largest
equipment o. any Railroad th- United States md Is
prepared % 20 Immense business IN transportation.
The road makes Immediate connection AZ the wkarves and
IN the streets o. Bztmore with the Railroad to Phiade-
phla znd New York steamers Of Ericsson and BALTIl
MORE STEAMSHIP Lines, by Canal and Sea 20 New
York and By Aerchants and Miners Line 20 Boston
steamers 70 Norfolk, Charleston, SavAnnsh sc. F0l
pereuars see freht tariff eopies Of which may Be had
Of the F0rEHrdng Houses In the west J. 3. FoRD
Receiving and ForNy7dlng Agent al wheeling.
WM. s. WOODSTDH,
Master of Transportation. Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS allowing the holders % stop a
Any point and resume their seats AZ pleasure may b
purchasod at the C0mpany's once. No. 10 Jehersor
street. doors East Of the Commercial Hotel Memphis
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