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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-08

% p s. HI. BAILEY, -r.sE q
Wholesale Confectioner.
No. 81, Second Street, s.. Louis, Mo.
VTTOULD respectfully call your attention to
w his large and complete assortment of
Large and Small Stick Candy,
Sugar Plums, Almond Comfts, Rock Candy,
Kisses and Lozenges. %
Also, to his assortment of Fancy Kiss Papers,
Fancy Boxes, Cornucopias, &C., for ConfectIon-
cry. His articles are manufactured expressly for
the country trade, and their superior quality is
well attested by tina large and increasing sales, and
the already wellestablished reputation which they
other establishments in st. Louis.
q IordersI solicited and promptly attended 10.
October IL, 1855. ....-.-..
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4rofessiuaal Gat0s.
.UoUsTUs n 0ARLAED--......wM. N RANDOLPH
GARLAND a RANDOLPH,
HI. H. = HI BEDFORD,

4 TrORNETs At Law Little Rock Arksnsss. The
unsettled Law business Of Pike, Pix Cumnins,
Cummins and CuRmins Garland is In our hands % be
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Il I IIIILL-TLL 4
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n oa' square, rsnsTahla EesEy, PsE saasH, So %
n TyO squares, raaswESle weekly Per suna,A. g g
u An savertisszcuts raQ1irsd % Be Es. =, .ss y
ease, CHARGED AS EEw EACH DAY, ar q tai-S esrr
e Advertissnents directed Be 6,s-a.=sa =. -. a.,
AArge types ehsrged DoUBLE rate.
feeTis saveitlseEs y 2 ehHreed extra for occu-
Ssi1g tPece ever oo1stet sr 4 when IAHsE TYPE s re-
suec 70 be used or the vsrtlsssnf Kept on Inside q
EaRer.
YsE-ly aevert ers VA Be ehsrsed extra At regular
Aoes, To ooasig- .sss- a.. ~
IsaSs. .lEET ABTEETIsIEs n17sT Be PAID ron
20 ssvsrtiserseut WI svperr n the weekly Pane.
u.-s BY special oontrHct-
y a. irregular Intervals In either Of the papers vi
teeesrged 81 per sqsare FOR ever insertion.
- Au1cuEc-1g ,latet 0o18tT and Z
Eicpsl Ooss, IS each, 70 be paid advAnce IN every
tnEtAnoe-
n All advertisements for Chsritshis Institutions
Es OOzpNziss, ward Town and other Public Meetings
ncbe charged bali prics.
n Marriages and Deaths published a. news but
o5tuAries Ibues Of Respect Eud FuRsrs Invitations
Fother 1dvertisemebts.
M An Isgal aad Transient Advsrtissusuts win be
insrEec oy the insertisn.
n Editorial Estioes IN Local oeiunn Ein Re charged
eoe1ts per lise.
n 10 dedrc1ioa or vsTfatiol VII be made frum the
oreg0ing rates.
hInL1yAHAE. EROUsDILE s. DILL
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ne POfitlou Aud prO,pect, Of COTTON.

from the Liverpool Post, Nay IA
On the first view Of the slbieet, II must be
admitted that the position Of consumers has
altered Materially for the worse since the be-
ginning of the year. The current estimates Of
the American crop have now suhsided, with
much uniformity, to sbeut 100000 bales,
while the deficiency In the supply Of East India
cotton promises to be much greater than was
then npPrehensed. There seems lit,le doubt
now that the total amount of cotton arriving In
Eurone in 1883 viii Fall short Of that received
in 1851; at the same time it is certain that the
consumption Of this country will show large
increase over last year; and, even allowing FOR
a reduction in that Of America and the Con-
tinent, there exist sufficient grounds, on broad
view OF the case, for dOuhting the suficiency Of
the sdpply, to meet satisfs setorily the wants Of
the trade, and leave, at the same time, an ade-
quste stock at the end Of the year.
There -Tss in stock, in the ports, on the ssth
April. according to the New York Shipping
Lisf, 665 600 bales. On our assumed crop OF
600 900 bales, there is still to he received
100000 bales, giving total OF O05 600 aales
to be disposed Of Of this we assigu 23s 600
bales to American spinners. 70 make up their
for the year Of 500 000 bales, while
100 900 bales must remain in the ports on the
Ist September. There is therefore. available
or shipment to Europe B67 ,0uO bales.
OF the 1,7gS,0O0 bales already shipped to
Europe, England has received / ,236 600 bales,
'T SO per cent, and the Continent 557, 900 bales
II 81 per cent, being much larger proportion
o the former than she has obtained for the last
wO years. In the same ratio there will be sx-
,orted from now to the end CT the season 460,-
100 bales for Great Britain, and POI 600 bales
or the Continens making, in round numbers,
Re total shipments Of the season 10 the former
zoo 900 bales, against 42S 900 bales last
-ear; and to the latter 10000 bales, against
"a 600 bales last year.
The distribution Of the remainder Of the crop
will then be as follows;
Bcles
took in the u1rts rerociai list April 2s.. 6o5 90
o b received 70 the end Of the season to make
up crop Of three misons OF balzs.......... $40 600
Totsi OO6, 900
.ssum export 70 G. Brifsn.i 10 00O
.ctusl ditto to April 2S.-.......l,2 ,236 900
=-as4 GO
ssumed export to oontinsui.. 10000
ctusl ditro 70 Aptil 25........ 657, o.
-20I 600
.ssumsd consumption Of States 5ol 900
aken to ApliI 2s........-..... $50 coo
-25s 900
eos 900
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW WnDE

w Acn AUNs bALANMlNKE.
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.
THIS Railway fully and newly equiUped ard passing
Il throagh beantiiu and healthy c8ur try oHsrs 10
travellers nom the Mississippi Valley route three hun
dred miles shorter and possessing grear d5patch and
comfort than any other to the X 1sT and NORTH
TIMB AND FARE REDUCED Under the present
schedule Of the Post once Department delays are per-
mitted. and q saving effected Of u hours.
Passing through Save Territory ample security Is A.
torded for the conveyance Of Servants
At Dalton. Ca, choice o. Routes Is ofere5-by cen
tnnous railway through Georgia, south Carolina and
North Caroiina 70 Richu nd or By the Great Mstroui
tan Line through East Tennessee and Virginia 70 Knox
vile Lsnebourg, Riohmonds and 70 all OF the celebrates
Virginia Springs
THE E1PREss NAIL TRAIN leaves Memphis daily
st 100 stonping a al statilns.
THE ACCOAMODATION TRAIN leaves Memphis
DAILY texcept Suudaysl a. I45 P NJ for Junction
win be Mississippi Central and Teunessee Central
Aailroea sonerylle and internlediate sta ions
TRAINS CONNECT-At Grand Junction with the
Mississippi Central Railroad TO Holly SPRINGS Oxford
rersda Canton. Jackson, etc. ami win the MIsss-
sppi and Tennessee Central Railroad % Bolivar Jackson
At POcahontas with tri- weekly line Of Coaches TO
Ripley, Pont0toc Aberdeen and Columbus Mss
At Iuka, with daily line Of four-horse Coaches
through Aber cen Columbus, etc 70 the northern ter
minus OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Through tickets z0od until usewith the privilege OF
stopping a. any point desired sod at the GENERAL
TICKET OrFIcE, Commercial Hotel and a. the Madison
Rach niger win be allowed one hundred pounds q
bsggsgs; article viii Be carried bas gage that a
not incident hs person Of he passenger Ia ease Of
loss the CoT any vii hold themselves responsible ior
amount not exceeding 500
HeEroes when iraveIing alone, must have q permit,
naming the Polt to which they are % go and specifying
that they 70 travel BY raii a. or they VIII not b
carried No ticEet Euf solf them. nor vii they be
received on the cars unless tn asent pre-
ent or known % the Tke. Aesut Conductor or other
person % vO1ch for seuuineHsss of permit,
T. c. ARMS.
General superintsrdent.
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DIRECT ROUTE TO
.AenR.fhQasaa XRfR8.

cyTAGEs leave Gaines' Landing (HlssissiPpi river,
- Daily Al A. N, passing throusa the nourisnine
- 81 C,usden 70 washington, ARK Through IN o.
sosrS BELDING & S-ONE, Agents.
s--s-strv tsainsF Landing
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Arofesstonal Gar0s.
DIR. n. HOLMES. SEN.

TNORAERLT e Spring Ridge, and reoanfly OF Brandon
u Miss has io-afed In Memphis to prErtfce tbs
riJuE branches sf his rUfsa For the last seventeen
years he las devoted his attention uarficulsry 20
uterine diseases and accidents d1Ttas pErturon- BE
has . sociztld with himself his suu Dr. Holmes Jr.
REFERS To-Hon- 9eErT F00te, Charles Scott, L
Y. Dixon, A NJ F1ute n Arery ard John Robert-
son, President ePhss and Little Rock Raj r0ad.
OFFICES hsin street Resitsuof Court street
below Third Oaes hours 10 A II. and to 5 P. n.
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AssES~ 5Is,s a,.:., 4 soasss. sss'Pjs;ssSE PSsssSE. 2.
sl,o-.sos a Oven Essn e Ircogsssis white, Lamb
o. srss siIs. e shs hess s5,.st < N, Eilo1
lev Seposo asvse--eii-l a reiisou
20 be - -Astit,ss-r1
h Ia
fFrs pa5ea.
Fcssbsu Hos.,
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y cpllnb-l Alt1. 1V-AF F--si
WATSON l. CRAFT,

A TrORERTs AT Law. Henpbi-. ono. southeast
81 c5Tnsr gederson ard Second streets in furnace
Buidng up stairs VIII prsc-fos n the Courts OF Nem
puis and The Federsi and Supreme Courts at jackson
Tenn and q ths Circuit Courts OF the western
counties Of lrih Mississippi the Federal Court Pom
toto kssssppi and Hfgh Court q Errors and Ap
sss Of Mississippi. They desire 80 sccrre osecttns
hrsinese mr75-dstuim
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DIR CREFGHTON's

WILLIAM KENNEDY, JT.,
A TTORNET At LAW-0nice over Gsy0so Bank Bald
h Ing. Ma1-san .tre.l. Eeluhls. Tn. mEl2-lE
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ma JAMCS n EFIIFR.

n RESPECTFULLY ors his professional services to the
ID, ttEens Of MeEnp5ls and its vicinity.
HIS residence Mccall street, next 10 that q A
Il. DsuEEss-
OGloe GresnlaE's Building. Main street, South Ct
Ua0u second or. where be nay Be fog-1 - s hsurs
unless professionally -nEsRsd iunlI-d1y
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Asws wish 70 encJlrsge and pztroniEe S9uth'rn lite
raiure and enterprise VII puose on derafe terms
asosrff ss Of our Universities Colleges aud Ssho Is
IN the soutn tastefuy illustrated snd neatly printed
ape coored ptpsr st achd 70 eaeh ncher Of the hag
sziae Those wishing a II 10 anueer IN
t ART number will please forward their without
frriber selnr my2l-dtgsW
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RATEs OF oHARGEs
White SULPHUR SPRINGS
ardin COuntv. Tenn.

nruln County, Tenn
rTNHs above watering place viii De opened for the
Il eeption Of Visitors. the FIRST DAY OF JUNE
NE1r. daily lie Of Coaches ffour hours staging-l
y 2 eoanect with the Memphis and Charleston Eairoad
At the Burnsvile Depot Ten hours travel Esm-
p1s 70 toe springs For health pleasure the Whts
sulphur Is equal 70 any Watering ace Nor south.
me band Of Music from New Orsans viii be in atten
dance GEO. SHALL,
aDl4-daW2m p-ourfefnr.
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THE SPHEREOTYPE.

7yuEIatest and By far the most Important impr0ye-
meet ~ Photography Is the recently patented pic
e1re known ss The SPHEREOTYPE, which Is rot oniy
ne snd unlike any % is professors, bot gresty So
usror 70 all ne sphereoype is proof against TIafks
ATR and WATER, and for richness Of tcne warmth el
EXPRESSION ard dstinctness has equal-n fact t1e
ussn such that The picture, or image, seems sqs4o-
ed II air, entirely independent Of the back ground
For this picture have the exclusive right tar Aen
rhis srscimensean Be IN 6alisrJs where PIC
urss also 4ksn IN The various syier D. cur Artls
PROF. REMINGTON,
ho combines the Chemist with the Artist, Hnicn en,-
hie8 him at au times ts produce superior PCT
H. CLARK co.
s.rl-sf No I Clark's narbie Block
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YOuRS America.

- THE saoscrioe. E0uld
- spe~ fuliy inform bis friends sA4-5-aSs5
49, <and the aveiling .u.lc, tha. h.s lazF
- @Jt.ASS RESTAI RANr and HOTEL GkHHI
Adams e.. neary opposi. The Worham Houser "a
nov suen Whsre his ri nds ard mers viii b. fur
ash with all kinds of Game ana delicaeiss o. s. sea-
On a. elias the cho cest brslds Of Wines Chaief g
ing all comDstlfion, be solits lo=rai shar of the
pubic DatrousEs- fapi-lyl JiiSEPH thuFGL
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A rToRNETs AT Law, Charirs st0a. Kiss. viii prsc-
n tcs In fhs foozing c5urtes q North Eississippl
TaliAhEtchie, Psno a, Taiobuzha Carroll Sunn0ver ;
the Pe1erE Cou-t Poutot0c and the Supreme Court
JacEson Prompt Ettentfon VII be psid the Osec-
ticn sf Clsims seed in their hands
REFEREScEs = Eztsez, Graft & Benton Holly
6prfnzs, Mss; " P. siea-ns Oxford, Miss =
FISHER IAekson, Kiss; Wstt, Nosis kcblsy, . Or
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hay, for the next few months, liberal import
of new cotton prior to the 3ist December, and
consumption rising from 40 600 bales per
week, at the present time, to 5000 to "A 600
bales at the end Of the season we will conclude
the year with very light stocks in the port, and
an average supply in the hands Of spinners. In
other words, the position OF cotton, apart from
external disturbing causes, seems to be one Of
great strength, for il must be observed that, If
there is any deviation from our theory OF sup
ply, there is room for much greater alteration
on the side of deficiency than excess, while
every consideration seems to point to the main
tenance Of large rate OF eonsum ption.
As compared with our position at this time
last year, the prospects Of supply. however, are
decidedly better, for, whereas consumption was
then proceeding at pace which threatened not
only to exhaust the stocks in the hands Of
spinneTs, but leave an exceedingly seant supply
in Liverpool 1t appears this year that the
stocks held by the trade, combined with the
supply remaining 10 the port, would protect
them from anything approaching to positive
famine, even under a less favorable develop
ment than we contemplate.
Il is obvious, then, that the question OF
whether a higher range Of prices than the
present is warranted, will turn mainly on the
prospects Of the growing crop. After the ex
peTience of the past year 10 Is not likely that
sDinners will be scared into paying extravagaDt
prices, from a mere temporary scarcity, II >
prospect Of speedy relief appeared at the back
ground-if the gro Fing croH,. for instance,
promised an overwhelming yield, say 80 600
bales or more, we doubt whether present prices
could be supported at the close Of the year,
even with more slender stock than we have
But If, on the other hand, the grow |
ing crop should progress less fsvorably, and |
threaten a continuance of the present unss h =.
factory position Of supply, perhaps with aug
men q severity nsxtye T, it fe ms lhi high
er scale Of prices Ihsn the present might be juti
tilted.
The damage done to the growing crop, by |
oveTh9ws and frost, seems almost to have dis
posed Of the former Of these alternatives, |
though at this early period it is, Of course, in
p5ssible to say what latitude Of operation can |
be assigned to the second.
Still, looking at the immense consumption |
that will have to be provided for out Of the en-
suing crop, it now seems very doubtful whether |
It can reach such an amount as will protect
consumers from an aggravated scarcity next |
sssson, and prevent holders from reaping the |
full advantage to be derived from a very
strsightened position Of stocks at the end Of
this year
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DR.. R. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and aecOucheT,
Washington Street, between Main and seoonds
MEMPHIS, TENN.
lHca honrs from I % o'elook. A NJ, and fron o

once hours from 70 O'clock, A NJ, aud fron 70
O'Clock, p. n.
THANKFUL for the kind patronage heretofore ex-
tented 70 me- I take pleasure 70 inform ny custom
rs and the public in general thst 1t s not my intention
70 leave this cy has been reported, and tha an
ever ready % attend 70 all cases Of internal and external
diseases asd that pr psrsd 70 undertake the most
Icut 0perat5ns and accOuchm'Ats, and that do not
use csos any preparation Of mercury IN diseases
whatever.
Secret diseaseE sre cured IN ny method In such
ann,r s not ts interfere with the business Of the pa
taat and that 10 not any mercury In The treat
nent % fhe sane.
For the following Rheumatism, A-thritis, Eeurzgia,
Nervous Headache Gad Toofhshe Paralysis Dyspepsia
rurpdlty the Liver Spinal Curvature and WeAkness
Uterine Diseases HipBs, Tumor Albus or White Swell
ng Deafness well all diseases OF the Eve and Ear,
Amenorrhoea Chl0-oss Steriity Spsrm8torrhoea, &C,
&c disease that require entire regulation OF
he uid and nervous svstem use the kagnetOEectric
treatment which Is universally Known for its practcA-
bflity
After practice OF ten yesrs Star Physician and
Director OF several hospitals In Germany and eight
reArs practice in the United States ny reputation as
Physcian Surgeon End Accoucher Is sucteBty estao-
gshed as 70 use no further comment
dee2s-dsvIv DR. R L. ASKZ
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JOHN HALLUM,
a TTOREET AT law, and General Collector for
81 west Teunessee Ofaoe On Jefferson street, Pest
ono Buiidirg. sep6
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WARRINGTON, June The election Of pub
lie officers for this city was held to-day. Good
order was everywhere preserved up to noon,
and it was anticipated that the election would
pass without serious disturbance. The police
were strongly represented, and everything was
arranged to act efficiently and promptly.
Fights Of short duration took place at sever
al of the polls, without serious results, bat
while officer Allen was attempting to arrest A
disorderly young man, named Richard Hurley,
be was knocked down with stone near the
Fourth Ward poll.
On regaining his feet be fired a revolver, one
shot striking Hurley and dangerously wonnding
him. Officer Allen escaped to the City Hall
with a crowd in hot pursuit Of hin. The
mounted police arrived aud quelled the out.
break. Mayor Magruder did ali in bis power
10 pscify the excited crowd.
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DECIMAL CURREEcV. .-1he new decimal cur
reneY is about to 90 into operation in Canada
The Canadian Government has received notice
Of the shipment from the royal mint Of $780,
600 In pieces Of one, FIVE ten, and twenty cents
One half of these coins will be available in
each section Of the Province.
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NOTICE.

EnR J. n SLEDSE has returned from New YORK
q after an Of nine monfhs, and has Effected
msous astounditg IN that city he has takes 81
s1s q No Nonree stree betEeea Main aud second
itrssts viii the practice Of Medicine where
be has Tor sale ceeorstsd Compounds All calls at
ssuaes TO- day niEht AZ he intends locating perA-
s1nty Meurhis and from the great success he has
n the trusf 1ent q the vsrsas d esses, be thinks
should have Inssrsi pstronsg from The ctizens o.
G-phis ia1s-dly
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A TTORNKT AT Law, AHstin Tunics county, Mss,
n viii sttend % the payment OF taxes redemption ef
land eithe- forfeited soC for taxes and vii promptly
atteud 10 the examination Land titles in tie counties
Il Tunicz Oozhoms Bolivar and Washington
g -
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TTOREEY AT Law, Memphis Tenn Ofacs on
n Main street in GrsenlEE's Building, bftEeen Union
and Gaysso streets novs-diy
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TSGsHTssssss J NELCH, :, -.
49, 4 a - ,Efly attended %.
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DEATH CT AN o4D CFTIsER.-Mr. GIDEON
fUcKEs, one OF the oldest and most valuable
riiissas Of Bstesvills, died on the 2Oih ult. BE
leaves a large family to mourn his loss.
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Dt- AEIOcs = - A1t
hFFERs HI services 20 the citizens Of Memphis and
) ,trIritv. Once o1 coruer Of Second Azd Washing
1 .-s-ss mEr2l-iy
4 = g n sTERIE..E. 7. hfORGAH--WM- STEELE
i.rton Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Memphis Tenn.
EELE. MORGAN s. STEELE
'oRFEYs ANDCOUNsELoRs At Law, keu-
= Tenn VIII pActice IN the Courts Of Nest Ten
9nee "a Main a., IL walkers Block no ., nc
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CAUTION F.!

rFyHB eeuui r highly CONCEN1R TED BERHATE's
i HOLLAND BlITERS Is put rp n nai ti.- lo-,--s -
o1i - refafIsd AZ one dollar FOR single bottles me
great demand this truly cseDra ed nedieio 1- N
sucrd many limitations which the pnpiio -E'aa a1A1a
sgainst purchaslug- - -, -,,-----,,,s -
~ ~ BERHAVE'5 HOLLAND sIIlEisss sanu-
fsetnred by R-ujamn Page IT., 3 Co.. q FitlsouEni
%, - - flaf tfeir name The label Of evffy bot
80 - $50 BENIAMIN PAGE JR-, q CO.
Nanufscturing Pnsrns,sutist and Ch' mlsts.
PITT srurzh. Pa
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DU.EoLs4P
CHAlYREAIh SPRINGS.
Near BOIiVar, Hardeman County TenI

Near B0liVST, HaTdeman COuRty Tenn,
fTNHE undsrsigued wiz reopen these csiebrstsd
Il SPRINGS for the second season. on MONDAT.
TIE l0th Of Nay, having paced the BUILDINGS snd
Grounds In as oe condition any watering Place in
the Southwest. Tne 3rounds rave bsen EXTENDED md
oeaufi q with ever-reel shrubbsry the forest cleared
sni grad-d the painted and furnished win new
cntton mattresses, the Bal Room decoraed and put IN
dne condition the three Ten Pin Alleys snd swings have
bsen pat h Sod order.
Tle Waters, tthere 6ei-g I've SPRING. J consist of
Ohalybeats SulpNur and rec Stone and fow u abun-
dance. 81 tcient f1r 900 persons day a-d the cura-
tive prrpsrties o. the FOR al be- are nietsa
with eropssy, Dysp-rsia Bur ninE and f1r the
Df-e-se % Fef alfs established e. qua an.
ne Dunlap Springs acc-s ihie By tsspri
Central and Tennessee Rsiiroad ius -ituatf or-v i
les en- Bolivar. 20 from GraEt Juaction l1t % f- I'd
Memphis by rail aacss ruuni IN cor a. fff- uiIl
the ~ars from Bolivar being lsly dFs hours ruu f-cu
Memphi- TO ths Springs The travlier is eu-.unr ei
zgaust exorbitsnt lhsrzs ire fare berg 50 cents r m
tie rarcad depo- % the pri1E5 and 25 cnIs fr bag
rsEe and se wants.
There Is also dne RI nnug stra-1 and ez-aIsnt a b.
ng ground, with carrizze oai 10 the creek only
quarter Of . miI- f-ui tie Sp-i q ana undarce a
Eit turkeys, ducks ant sq1i ls.
Prof H-sslug WITH his Cue B-ass ard e. iug Band d
engsged flr tfe and vii .nvrH tn que IS To- ths
day Eth ass music and At uLgtt itn Sung n1sIc.
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