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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-01-19

- We have also a good assortment of Goods
at our Store at MORROw'S TURNOUT, where we
offer Goods at Charlotte Prices.
HENDERSON 81 AHRENS.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-01-19

A member of 1t. Beale's expedition to
survey the Pacific Wagon Road, speaks ns
follows about the Canels used by the Gov
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-19

LEAvESwozrH CRY, June ls.-Per United
States express TO
BoONvltLE. Jsne IS Two gentlemen, named
Malsen and Nickerson, arrived here last night
in twenty-ni3e davs from Camp Scott. They
left Fort Bridgsr May IA, or eight days suSss.
quent to the last express At that date, Gov
Cumming was still In salt Lake City.
These gentlemen report that Gen. Johnston
had provisions sufficient to last him mill June
10th, and that they bore request to Col. Hof.
man to hurry bis supplies forward.
They met Col Hoffman May q, fifteen miles
beyond Platte bridge, at Mineral Springs. and
about two hundred and fifty miles from Camp
Scott. His command was progressing we'll, but
be had lost fifty head Of mules in the snow
storm previously reported.
Col. Hofmanimmedateiy dispatched twenty
Eve wagons loaded with f)ur, in advance OF
bis column, to the assistance Of Col. John
ston.
Met the Peace CommIssionrrs at platte
bridge. They would oyertake Col. H fnan
the same day.
Sky miles beyosd Fort Laramie Mormon
express from Salt Lzke CITY the itth May.
and bound for Council Bluff, passed Messrs.
Malsen and Nickerson- Tue express party re
ported that Gov. Cunning had returned from
Salt Lake City to Camp Scott with themselves,
but be expected to 60 back to the city immsdi
ateiy. They further represented everything
quiet and Indicative of peace in the capital.
Met Col. Andrews at Cottonwood Springs,
thirty-two miles beyond Fort Ksarney, June
5 b All well.
Met Col Monroe on the 7th, one hundred
miles beyond the Big Blue.
Col. May was in camp at the Big Blue.
Col. Morrison was met at tbs Neueha on
the Oh.
Nothing had been beard of Capt. Marcy's
command. lt
The army at Camp Scott was in good
health
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-19

A TToREKT AT Law. Austia Tunica county, Miss,
n VIII attend 70 tie payment Of taxes redemption o.
land eitbe forfeited soc and VIII promptly
stteud 70 the exsmnztton Land titles IN the counties
of Tunica O1shons Boivsr and Washington
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-19
Drs. Brock & Spie rel

TTATE 1ssoci4fed themselves fo- the
III tscing medic ne in al CHROF respose oI prs--
would ca the attention Of iuvsr sfS eiSss e. We
Which WI Be foun3 Cancers. = ke4Fas, auone
the mss 0f cAUsrTc OF tAzsest.y cured Sitnoui
T,v--ersts T5vq- In poRsey Gravel Rheumatism,
~ ne oT >Es, Eyes, and every variety Of the
% radioAlly cured.
A..a.v..esr DR. d. s. BROCK
S-.hss = -ach time and exp-nse collecting al The
- fhs e6icSl experience and reoe pts that existed
- EoTth and Sou'b Aueriran Indisns. inc Uding
4RICA Of the fnchso, - Mshue, and the Aalsy
ds-ns-ts. Of he dsarznz, Of SUrebsya with tn
rRctce meioal krogi-oseo of Eve thousand Bot4n-
1osl Plants, Bark, Riots ant Herbs
Those -ishing svN themselves Of the services Of
Dr BROCK informed taat his stay in Memphis VIII
be iiritsd 10 this sumner.
Ing sCquAinted vi b s1 Modern Languages, our ex-
an tnstious aye ma e without an Interpreter.
Es-Onoe corner OF Asin and Uni.n streets.
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DIR. CRETGHTON,s

WgLLIAM REMEDY, JE,
A T1OREEy At LAW-Onse ever Gsvoso Bank Build
h inE Maiieon etreet Nenll.his. Tern. nyl2-ly
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MURDERED BY A wITE.-Ihe ProvidenC

Henry M. May was convicted Of horse steal
ing on the 9Th inst, and sentenced to five yearS
Imprisonment in the psnitentiary.
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0 "a twice week, Z" 90 %
- Two squares renewable weekly per anngn, 60 90
20 tEice week. &c 10 %
~ Al sdvertssneuts required 70 BE kept cord
pars, cHAReED As EEw EACH DAY, and On bird Tsess
an sdvsnce over stated rate.
R- Advertisements directed 70 be displayed sst IN
large tyPe, charged DOuRLE rates.
" fesrly advertisers vi - charged extra for ooc7-
pTfrg Erecs oontTSct ard whea LAEGE TYPE Il re
uired 70 Be used the advertisement kept inde Ct
PaFsr.
- Yearly advertisers VII be charged extra At reusr
assS for wants, Benfs, Renewals Oopsrtsershtp No
acss, 10 Consumes, &r
~ raArsIExT ADTER-Tsrss MUST BE PAID FoR
~ ADVANCE.
E~ Nc 1svertssszcnt WI appear n ths weekly paper
z1less By s2ecial contrast.
~ Adverlsserfs be inserted N the weekly pzper
only or st irregular ists-vss IN e6e- Of the papers, WI
techErEed 81 per square for every inssrticn-
~ ANNOUNCING csndtiafes for State, County and iu
nicpa oBcss, IS each e be PAID IN advance IN ev eJ
91atAnce.
m An advertisencats for Charitable Instituto as
Ps Companies Ward. 7oEn. and other Public Eeettn gss
tCbs charged hslf price.
~ Nurriaeas sn6 DeGths published Gs news Ut
obiuA-ses Tributes Respect ard Funeral Iuvitat
fether kdvcrtisenents-
~ Al IskAl aaa Transient Adve-tisensuts Wiz be
narEed By the tnsertis1. ar--
n Editorial Eetioas N Lccz CsiCnn VIII Be chars q
Ccents per line
cp- No deaucIon or vsrfstso1 VII be zsds from ts
H5GLAEAHkN TROrsDALE 4 DILL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-19

INORNaRI.T u SprilE Rt1ze, recentiy bfanQon
II Ma. has loeafea in Memphis to practice the
ous branch s his rofssis7- F0r the lat seventeen
enrs e hSF devoted his attention more Particularly 20
tsrins diseases and soid-ts da inc PsTtUTtion. He
hss po-ist-d vi hi-nself hts Eon Dr. Hcl2es Jr-
-RrrrRs ro-aoa. H-nrv Foote Cnsris Scott, L.
v Dfron A n ute z 4 Avery aud John RJbert-
soa PresiSeut o. sraphs aud Little Rock Raj rosd-
OFFICE-iEs Main street Residence Curt street
below Third once hours to 3 A II. and 70 P NJ
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NsOElce.

ALL perao1s having calms against TIE LOT Of grouno
n tsted tn M ams of J5seph L. CIsDford or Mary
A Cranford ard dest uated on tie plat o. The city
Memphis as lot No s7G hrreoy notified 20 pre- nt
them for usyment % the undersened BY the 18th Say o.
ian nfxt. n NEWBERRY eIsS0Ns 1ruttse
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Two mi. TR0TrER.

EDWARD PICKETT, Jr.,
a TTOREBY At Law. Memphis. Tenn once, $e1el
n son street midway the Post once Building.
fr-a-H-u-twfv
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TIE CALAMITY At CAIRO

Prom the 81. Louis Republican, lSth inst.
We are still without any definite information
Of the extent OF the damage by the food at
Cairo. A gentleman who was in Cairo gives
US the particulars in relation to the new hotel,
lust finished there. About l P. N. on Sunday
iast fertv feet Of the new brick hotel, frontii z
on the levee, fell from the root down, making
a tremendous crash. Fortunately, this portion
Of the building was unoceUpied at the time. A
family had Just moved into another part OF it,
and were preparing dinner at the time. but they
quickly evacuated the PREMISES and escaped
without iniury It was a most fortunate CIR
cumstance that the building fell on Sunday.
else many Of the workmen employed in CON-
pleiing it would have been either killed q
wounded
The main building Of the hetel had a front Of
one hundred feet on The Levee street, BY fifty
deep in addition to which there was an Lforty
by ssventy-iV feet, on Second street. Ii wai
Eve stories in hight, with an attic fifteen fee
high-the whole covered with slate. The
house was commenced year ago, and woulC
have been finished some time since, bad it moi
been for the burning Of the Col. Crosman, OF
which vessel the slate for the roof had beer
shipped. The hotel was about to be rented fol
| IS 600 per sni nm The building had ALREADY
cost about S3s 900, and required $4,000 to CON
piete it. Inc property was owned by join
I stock company, divided into shares as follows
Gov. Matteson, l share; ThOs. II. Campbell,
/ Hiram Walker, John 0SsIey, II Wm
| Butler, ,1tJ.C C Coukllng, l Philip Wiheman
IL; J. t. Smith, lI; N. W. Eiwards, }; Thos
s. Mather, l-al Of Springfield, Illinois; an,
/ DR.. B. F. Edwards, So. Louis, share. fhs
Trustees Of the Cairo City Property Company
agreed to convey to the Hotel Company sIxtee
/ lots on Levee street, upon the completion o
the hotel. Whether the attempt will be mad
| to ebuild the house is questionable. Tier
was no insurance, except q FIRE risk for SIS .OOC
shareholders.
The Cairo Company is represented By stoc
10 the amount Of 81 1000 600, of which Georg
Peabody owns 500 600, having purchase
the same during his visit to this country Las
!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-19

nR IN sJEDGE has retarned from New Iota,
after az sbsenoe Of nine uoaihs and has eneoteo
oe At E1 81 Holrce street. bei geen hain sno seeho
streets aai viii resume the practice Of Aeolcine vneTs
ter3eS "a d.v ~ ngt As he intends locating pefns,
nenfy N Me1r0s and from the great success ne has
had Il the trea Of the various d eases ne thlnk
be sho1d have lc-aI patr0nsg from the citizens O
Memphis J1ne-oIy
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7TOREzY AT Law, He4phis, Tenn. Refsrences
n Nes-rs wgr6 q Jones Phillips White. Lamb
Tocnz 8 Oo McCIsnshsn, Trouscale Dill Aihon
putnam hnes 0Ec1 Esq, 3 ~ Avery ESQ = en- pms
once IN stairs at the q Main and Aadisoi
ssTeets nexi docr the e1yoso Savings Instftston
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admtutStratOr's Notice.

ATthe December Tern. 1851 q the County Oourt Q,
y slehv Ocrutg Tennessee the nndarsignec took oai
iS1e-s Of sdnsnstraticn upon the estste of TRoAAt
NULL DECEASED. Al perEons ircebteo 70 6ate estst'
IN cors feruxrd ard settle The f1les and al ? rsoni
hesfnr cians zEsnss ssic estate MD present them Z
ne property prot sted within the tine pressrioed D
~, Otherwise they win 5s bsrred-
isrf7-dlsTsn NEWTON FORD Adzinisrstor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-19

DR. THOs. TATE,
0FFERS hi services 70 The citEsns Of Memphis and
vicinity. one corner ef second and washing
ton strpets mAr2i-iv
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MISSISSIPPI NEWS.

SEDUcrIoN CAsE.-At the last term Of the
Federal Court at POntotoc, the father Of Man.
ey Wilson, OF Virginia. young lady about six
teen years old. obtained Judgment Of 10000
damages against Robert Wilson, Of th State
who wss and is married man, for decoyine
bis daughter away from her home and seeu-
cling her. A most righteous veTdctt but it ID
said the defendant has transferred his proper.
ty, 50 that nothing can be made out Of him, al
though at the time be committed the deed be
was a wealthy man. The young lady was
poor, and 1t is to be regretted the defendant
will not be made to pay for his iDiquitiss.
CELEBRATION AT sFRINeDALE.-T The eiti-
Iens Of sPringdals intend to celebrated the b
Of July. Cot F. CUsHAAE, Of Oxford, is "a
deliver the Oration on the occasion. tL.. 70
MIssIssIPPI CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-We stated
in our last issue that The Illinois Central Rail-
road bad proposed to lend the Mississippi
Central Railroad sum Of money sufficient to
complete &C. We have since been Informed
that said road merely proposed TO endorse the
bonds Of our company.
It is thought that this endorsement will ena-
Bile thss Company to sell its bonds on very "a
vorable terms in the Northern cities and in Eu-
rope. We doubt not that the proposition will
be ptsd-Orford Msreary
FIRE AT 0xFoRD.-We regret to here that
the dwelling house Of our old friend J. M
TEAS was burned on the Oh inst. THE gener
GUS citizens promptly raised a subscription oI
$500 to relieve bis distress.
The CRoPs Throughout this county We
learn the corn crop is most omising the
prospect for cotton, however, is Vsry HnfaVoTs'
bic. The lice hsve been very bad, and thl
stand much injured -haeon Star.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-19

JOf1N EALLAM,
A TToREEY AT law. sns General Collecto- for
n west Tennessee O1aes on Jefferson street, Pest
cBcr Buildi~K sep6
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-19

MURDERED BY WITE.-1he Providence
(R u JoarBsI saTs that Mr.. John Harp 7,
who resided on Valley street, Providence, wss
killed by his wife ON Thursday morning about
8 O'Clock. She has been an intempeTate
woman, and her husband has sometimes been
provoked TO drink by her example and bad
treatment. The case was a singular one IRE
cause of his death was a stone which his wifi
threw at him, hitting him behind the right ear,
aud with so little violence as to make scarce,
a discoIoration Of the skin; be walked several
wards afterwards and fell dead.
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9osIes n SAA--AA AAS-- .-.' :. = p =
GARLAND & RANDOLPH,
DR. "a j. HOLsTES. SEN,

A rr0REEFs AT Law Iftsls Rock ArkSnEss. The
~ uaset.ied law busioess Of Pike, Pike b Cum1ins,
canTans sad Cuunirs & GariS-d Is IA cur hsnas 70 Be
ssfr-5,-5 "a iuD2-S6u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-19

A Coon IDEA.-The postmaster OF New
YORK city, des:rous Of Accommodating the LADIES'
Who visit the post Office in that city has aP-
pointed LADY to attend the widow Whsre
they apply for letters.
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Great DAILY Southern Route

- AQ
TIlH uUUGH froua V.ersouig Mississippi u New Or
Il leans, louisiana In fourteen hour, and haf, D
way the Southern and the New OIl Jsckssn srt
g rest Northern Railroad The cheaoest and most
ueiiti1us route from Vicksburg to New Orleans
Hereafter the Passezger train VII leave Vicksburl
dstg a. IS P. u arriving 81 Jackson and eonnectnl
gth the rain Ne Orleans for Canton At 5.3i
u a1d arriving at Brandon a. 6:&5, n e0nnectiBl
with The t-iiY line OF stages for Montgomery, Ala
lesvinE Brandon 81 80 A. NJ arriving a. ia ksor
ard connecting With b. train from Cant-n for New or
leans Al s3 ~ and reaching Tcksburg at n o'cloCl
A ".
ne train clrrying the y all from Veks5urg for Ne
Oriexns wil leave Yiek burg daily Sundays excepted
o'cocE arriving at Jackson a1d connecting with
be train from CAST for New Orleans al $50 M.
Leaving Jackson a connsctnR with the train from
Nv Orleans for CsLt1n al 5sS n, and arriving a
VckS5u at9.s5 P N. Q WILLIsMS,
aunf- gu~s rf1fa eat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-19

WILLIAM K PosTeE..........PHIEsAs T. sCEUoes.
POSTON & SCRUGGS,
Afforno oy9 at ha w,
MEMPHIS, TENN
OFFICE-Ee ss Court square, South SIDE.
rrTTLL svs the-35fn' attention professional bus-
Nv ness the several Courts Of TIE q OF Memphis,
the Eexezth Juieis Circuit e Telrsssee and Of Mouth
Ilssissigpi tsb2s-Su
DIR w. z ROGERS,
OFFFRs hs prosessannI services u The citizens oi
" Nemphis one scu.h side Of Court Square. Res
tdpoce At A o Ha-rfss ts' l2-6u
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DR. JAMES mi, EEILER.

RESPECTFULLY offers his ,rsfasssaaz services 70 the
N c tasens Of Memphis an lts vicinity.
BIS residence Is on Aoa street, uexs 70 that Of A
q. D0uEiass-
once IN ereeolsv's BuHdlng MHin street south II
Union, second O.. zhsrs be may b found hours
unless pTofessic. "A " s-Eszra tunI7-diy
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THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders to stop a.
szy point aud resume their seats At pleasure nay o.
purchased st the Compsny's Once. No. IS Jenerson
stree doors East Of the Commercial Hotel, 4emphis
,1r,ra5-1~ WM MOaIN AEsnt.
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SOUTHERN LITERARY
Organ and Review,

FHUF. 3 H. tAFEhss EuENVh.
A RRAEGEAENTS have finally been reriec,ed for the
\ permanent estabn hment q TIL N esIine. and we
are able 10 Ssnounce the issue OF the 81 number N
June The CO.. l. already in the hands Of the printer
and the work Progressing rspdiy the issuipg OF
drst number viii permit The Editor deems hims II for
In scoring Whiting at The extensive tab
lishmsnt Of the 1Orping Bu eth Company, whose ur
surpassed facilities snd y u establisheI reputation,
sHes syls Of typography worthy the literary e@AT-
scter of. the work
Our ieuds at home snd abroad win please forward
their sEbscriptors day practicable that
We may TX up1n the size Of our edition. the wora viii
not be stsrenytvpef.
The pGbica'i1n once viii be at the Countiug-ROom Of
t@ Balletn Coupauy IS Ma5issn street the Editorial
Rsom over the River Bank. o0Tncr Main and hsdi-or
srees Letters may addressed to hs Bdtor OF 70 ths
| BaIleli1 Company. me fooving are The
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THEODORE @. CONE,
I0HN HAI.IuM.

A TTOREEY AT Law, Memphis Tenn OHos on
n Main street IN 6reenlaw's Building, btgeen Union
end Gayoso str-ets nox5-.iy
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DU.VeLsfP
GHALIBRATE Springs,
Near ROlfTar, Hardeman County Tenn,


TtHE undersigned viii reopen these celebrated
II SPRINGS for the second season, MONDAY,
the I0th Of nay, having p'Ecsd the Bundinzs and
Grounds IN dne condition any Watering Place IN
the Southwest. TIE Grounds have ben EXTENDED nd
beaufied With Shrubbery the forest clesrt
aRd graded the painted and furnished win
cntt0n mattresses the Ball Room decorated and pat n
ane condition the three Pin Alleys ard swings haSs
been Pot In soed order
me Waters, tthere being i've Springs consist Of
Chalybsat SULPHUR end Free Stone and COW in sbuns
dsncs, sufrient for O00 persons day AID the cura
tive propsTties q the waters an she are sted
with prcpsey, Dyspepsia Ru1niug Sores and fur the
Diseases Of FeEalss arsestaoiished a. guarsnfte~
he Dunlap springs are aceesible BY The sssipoi
Central and Tennessee Railroad. beius suatf ory :
Des fsem Bolivar 20 from Grsgd JuEction and 20 n %
Memphis by rail Backs Tunrff In con NJ I'D
the from Bolivar, being oply ass hours run from
Memphis 70 the Springs The -rav-:ss Z. .usran.ted
against ex0roant ehSrses- the fare being 50 cents n n
the railroad decot to tse spings and cents for bag
gsge and servants.
There Is also dne rrnnins srsam and e1csnent Ssh
Ing grounds, With earrizgs roat to ths creek ony
quarter Of a milrf-1m the Sp-i g. ami u1d1ncs of
Efd turkeys, d1cks an sci i-r-ls
Prof Hsssing with his dne Bras avd String Band is
engaged for the and tnvea fhr grts In ne
day Win B ass music and At nght Viih 5tf'ng nusc.
| J. @. sADE MN.
4 aoc1-taWfnn prlu urf.
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JACOB BECnTOLD.

nHemRh1SS Tezaza-.
DEAER IN Ale 'orter Cider and wines Of al kinds,
a.nufactrredt The most celabraied estsbiishre
a. the United States. Ror sale, Wholesale o. Retail
From long e1perenee n he business tese years q
WITH the guaranty hevs hsd from ny Old eus,osr1
thai my ezerfions hsvoceep sprseeiated b tosn.
iuiyso dsgiy JACOB k4ChIOLn-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-19

LrsEL surr.-A suit for libel, in which
Wesley H. Green was plaintiff, and Cokely P.
Williams was defendant, was determined dur
ing the present term of the Circuit Court, in
favor Of the defendant. The case was an in
teresting one, and the parties were ably repre-
sented by Msssrs. CAN'T & SmOote foT the
plaintiff. and Messrs Hampstead & Jennings
and A. H. Garland, Esq for the defendant
Washingtoa Dsmocraf.
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|fIIT IF TTTTf I

3 { 81 o1I 8 % y @ IS o Is 3 = 9 y %
8 % oeiIo % . co.'s osso C Is % g GO 50 %
Z. 50 70 s. u 5o1 O. % 90 IS OosI 2s y 50 81 50
s. ois ocI5 90 @ = % 50 90 n 50 Is % IS o
sIe 58lI1 oclI7 2I ooas o IS 90 IS 75s2 so 81 50
5i9 o IS &C . 90 = % 3 oo % 90 50 o. s. soIoo 90
= IS sis el9S so77 is co.'s o Sc 9sss srIa 50
3 ms o01o os5 oos0 90 20 os 50 Co.'S oo75 o. I95
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R ATE or OHARG Es .

Fcr
Children under ten years Of 80
Servants Of all 70
lloersl dednc,i0n viii b made In the above rates
when fsnias remain one month OF during the season
/ REFERESs Es-Gen. Hinton, Jackson, Miss. Joseph
Cox ESQ. Seimas Ala D.. D wess, jackson MIS-
John -. Lspsly, selma, Ala. Ne 4 40 Prince,
/ Tuscaloosa, Ala Drs- ". H. & r. NeEsums Tus-
eumbia Ala. n c. Gsllsway, @. P. Foute, Esq q D
Smsli q, Memphis, Tenn A. n. LOoney, Bsq- Co
iumbis, TeT n THOS. ?. KELLER.
[ uyI3
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BOARDING
Beaver Dam Springs.

INV n hAh NOAhAg. Chhe
FORTY MLEs WEST OF C0LUaBIA-
thauge Of Prep ietO.shp and Mana emept-
THIS esl b-atsd VT r. p-T'-c ,avlnE bs,n PSr-
chased Dy the suosCribeT, hss beeu ttor.ueby re-
sr sId renovated vii BE- cpeued for he ecE ton Of
vi-it0rs On the
II W . N { i . h CR M - y
Tee lzte prop tors los dspossd q thsT emu IN
tprest the spri1z, the sub cr4b-r, asaItc b Mr.
Srr. I'll sumo The entire mem q The e-tsr-
ishmrnt snd ith pains exp vii b spared %
ndsr Besver Dam OF the pleasant and comIort-
abb watering IS in the seuthEest
l ACCOM- SOD ATION-, &C.-Ile build rEs rave az
o~eu soed IN -eut reoair nd prov zrnls
sddfd so thst -FOUR HUNDaED visitors can ee setou-
modsted with every ulfOrt and convef iencf Ihe "a .
viii be urdsnty suPpisd, ami will be eq1sl 70 inss o.
I hrs- C hotels.
| THE WATER IRE waters 81 Beaver Dam consist q
white Grey Red ard Biack Sulphur ChayoeaR, o. ven
b. analysis 10 te the sronEst IN me ate nd the beat
of Freestone and Limesfofe.
AEDl AL ArTENDANCE-Tbe subscriber vho has
BEEN for the lat ten yea-s ENGAGED the prscoe Of
metici IN North Aisbama ard semphis car be ccua-
marded at an hours ~ visitors who chance % nea
/ his services physician.
MEANS or ACCESS TO BEAVER DAM-There are
three routes 70 these springs al Ot which are IN ane re-
pair. lice Of coaches viii run from Columbia fnr =
times week. and passengers viii thruugh frem that
place IN daY snd q the dlest rad 10
the State Arrangements have been made At Briit's
Landing on the Tennessee river By Which visitors ar
Irosching from that direction VIII hnd ready congeJtncs
l 70 the Springs.
/ AMUSEMENTS, AC-visitors VII azd At Beaver Dam
larke Ball Eoom. Ten-Pin Alleys, &C. A ane n AZ
str the place. and deer In soat sbundanss
may be found In the Immediate vicinity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-19

Ibave since kept my Office open at all hours
of the day and night, and have registered no
less than ffty-six men, thirty three women,
snd seyentv-one children, as desirous OF my
,rotection and assistance in proceeding to the
ststes The large majority Of these people
are of English birth, and state that they leave
The congregation from desire to improve their
cireumstances, and realize elsewhere more
money by their labor. Certain leading men
snong the Mormons have promised to furnish
Them -four, and assist them IN leaving the
country.
Nv 1resenee at the meeting in the Iaberna-
eIe xiiI be remembered BY me as an occasion
of intense interest. Between three or foul
| thousand persoBs were assembled for the pur.
pose Of public worship; the hall was ca 'o~det
1 to oveThowiag; bat the most profound quie
was observed when | appeared. fresioeu
I Brigham Young introduced me by name as tn'
Governor of Utah, and | addressed the anol
ence from the stands ] informed them ina
had come among them TO vindlcste the na
tionsl sovereignty that it was my duty 10 se'
cure the supremacy Of the Const tuition an
the laws that bad taken my oath Of ofie'
20 exact an unconditional submission on thei
part to the dictates Of the law. was not in
terruDtsd. In discourse Of about -hirty min
utes' duration, 4 touched (ss / thought best
boldly upon all the leading Questions at iEs1
between them and the Gsneral Government.
remembered that | had to deal with men en-
. bittsred by the remembrance and recital o
mary real and some imaginary wrongs. but di
not think It wise to withhold from them n