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PORTLAND. and al Important points,
NORTH ND zT.

At Chlcag1 Connecting with Michigan Central Cars,
lsEving the saue DEPOT for Detroit, 6iaEArA Fals
Rochester. Albany New York lBoston, and al Eastern
and Atlantic Cites. Only two changes Of frcm
Cairo 70 Mis- ant three from Ca 70 Albany, and
four from Caro b New York. Tine frOu Cairo 70 New
York ~ h1urs- C0nnects a. Sandoyal with Ohia and
NJ ssslppi Railroad ST. Lsuis and Tince1nes; At
Pana, with rains o. the Terra Haute Alton and ST.
Louis Rsr1ad, 70 Indianapolis Louisville and Cincin-
aiis at necatur, with main line Express for GAlena
aHf Dunisith-the later oonne1tirg with trains 70
Sp-inyncld Naples Hock Islsnf Burlington and Quincy
An trains from Cairo connect 81 sandoVsl with the
Ohio and Mississippi trains for St Lonis AMI Cnen-
natl
The Illinois Central Railroad Company have sdded 70
their Rolling Stock twenty superb ststero0m Sleeping
cars each of which win eJf0rtlby berth ATTY pssssn-
gers.
ThrO11Eh Tickets,
Eiaer by Sfeenboaf ris 81. Loais cd fheaes by Rad
roef 0rfs Cairo. and thence By Rair0ce 10 al points
NOTfh
good for year sni allowing holders 10 stop At any
point and resume heir seats a pie2sur. and an infor
nation espec ing the route Be procured appea-
tion at the Company's on, Is Je street doors
east o. the Commercial Hotel. Memphis
WILLIAM NORM, Agent,
FOR Illinois Central and ONO sai Nssissippi Railroads.
sui Raiiroad Lire o. steamsrs- marlt-iy
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[Frcm Rlan-lsnd and other poems, By BENJAMIN west
bad: MonrOe h Co., Boston. 1881. .-- - .-rr.
sEe suppose Ct course that contributor slludes
10 the turkey buzzATd species Of bird which however
awk ward and disgusting when seen upon the ground,
eaEie hirns n
There are two boz les-the TudinentsI and oomplete
pondlng with the two euodtisns Of the and
butteIny what call desth, Is but the painful net
amorphOsis. -. -r-H
Our present inoarns ton is progsssve prepsrHtery
t-mporary Our future Is perfecte6 Ultimate inmtTta
The ultimate life Is the ful desgn. Rsyeiations Of
seeP-Nalsef.l reares ~
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KOmng America.

q The SUBSCRIBE would re- INFI.4Nfr.
- spec fully inform his friends t8s-k-llA1-
kS@la1 and The { aveling pullc, thal 1is lasl
AAaAAAAnA CLASS RESTAURANT and HOTEL 6AkNls
On Adams STR e. neary opposite the Wcrsham House -
nov spen where his fri nds aud customers VII pe tar-
nishse With all kinds of Game and delieaeiss Of q Sea
con As vel a. the choicest brands Of wines Chael 8
ing ali compstiiOn he solicits liberal sharr ot ta1
nnhIIc natrnnagl. Tapl-Irl Iu9EPH IauEaL
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DISSOluAtOn.

nJHK erm sf FLsURNoY, OOOPIR LEAks, \
IL this day dissolved By mutual oonrent, the name q
mo @. FLOURNO1s
N. I. COOPER, el
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RATRs or CHARGEs.

fer WaeE 81 %
Chidfen under ten years of 30
ocfNaaAs OF al ~
liberal deduction viii b. made IN the above rates
when families remain one uonth during the season
REFEaEEsEs-Gen. Hlnt01, Jackson. Ess Joseph
Cox, ESQ, 5ema, Ala D.. D wefs, Jsckson Kiss.
John ". Lapsiy, Selma, Ala. Ne srs 3 40 Prince,
Tuscaloosa. Ala. Drs ". n. p. EeWsum, Tua-
cunibia. Ala n O. GauaUBy, G. P. F0ute, Eaq r. ID.
Small Esq-, Memphis, Tenn. A. n. Looney, $50, Co
iumbla, Tern THOs. p KELLER-
Z.
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Beaver Dam Springs.

Hickman County, Tenn
FORTY MILES WEST OF COLUMBIA.
Change Of PrOP,ietOrshiP and Management
THIS eelsbrafsd wEterins-Pissr, having been psr-
i chased o. the subscriber, h.s been thoroughy re-
sara and renovated viii Be opened for the reception q
visitors On the
Tw wonf1eth or M aZs
The late prop iet0rs having DISPOSED of their entire N
terest In The spring. the subscriber assisted by Mrs
k-r, I'll asuue the entire maaagsment q the esta1-
ishent aid ueither pains vii Be spared %
tnder Dam Of the pleasant and comfor
abb waterinE-p ares m the Southwest
ACCOMMODATIONS, Ache build ngs have an
oeen placed IN ezesent repair znd many provements
addsd 50 that POUR HUEDaED visitors Be sccoul-
modEed with every oomfort and oonveuisnoe he tasis
sil Be sousdanty supplied and vii Be equal 70 those Of
arsf-class h0tris.
THEWATERs-Fbe waters at Beaver Dam consist q
white, Grey, Red and Black Sulphur Chaybeate tpruven
analysis be strongest State and the best
o. Freesfone sad Limssfore.
MEDlJ JAL ArTESDAECE-The subscriber, Who has
BEEN for t1e last ten yeErs engaged the practice q
meiici0e IN NORTH Alabama ard Memphiss can be con-
msoded a. Al hours - vsicrs who chance 70 need
bis services physicisn-
MEANS OF ACCESS 10 BEAVER DAM-There srs
three routes 70 these Springs an OF which IN ane
pair. lias o. coaches vii run from C0lum6is threa
times week, and passengers viii throush from hat
place IN day srd pass o. the est roads IN
the State Arrangements have been made a. Britt's
Landing the Tsunessee river By whch visitors ap-
Troaehlng from that direction E ana ready conveyance
70 the Springs.
AMUsEMENTs AC-visitors VII aad at Bsaver Dam
= l1rge Bali Room. Ten-Pn AIsJs, &C. A ans trout
str the place. ard deer In great Abundance
b found 10 the iulu1etiete vicinity.
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Notice.

HE subscriber having purchased the Interest of hs
i partners In the late frm of Flournoy, Cooper q
Leake viii costume the WHOLESALE GROCERY !
OOMNIssION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS in his
and fo- his Ecc0srt, and respectfully so
Icts patrousge Of the od house and his
friends generally. JNO. 9. FLOUREOY,
aplO-apl6 1876 Main street
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"sAone Ia the EmPyresn, like a STAR

found out after ny recovery from this over
dose Of CaaRGbis Indica, (for an overdose it
Was) that the Illusion here referred to proceed
ed from the Circumstance that 1 had actually
fallen in the passage way, where l remained
until the frightened family discovered my con-
dition, and had me conveyed to my chamber.
The period during which l lay IN this help
less state, occupied Just two minutes, and vet |
seemed in that brief space OF time to have ex-
perienced the lapse Of ages, let me say more
boldly and truly, an Eternity.
shrink from attempting description OF the
visions-let me rather callthem the revelations
that followed. Up through the beautiful spaces
OF a realm Of ineffable peace ] hoated in the
stiffness Of the sunlight that has never known
a cloud. 50 / have done with the earth and the
things Of the earth, the body and the things Of
the body,o the soul whispered to itself " the
cumbranee CT flesh and Of pain has been rent
and cast into darkness, and 10 the Eternal
Father, out OF the exceeding fullness Of the
fountains Of His mercy, has given il unto me,
even unto me
To begin great Life that no Death can s'ertake
And 10 dream the great dream that no tuuult can bresk
dare not go into the detail Of the eircum:
stances of what saw, and heard, and felt
but rsaader the solemn twilight Of thoss
august experiences is around me still, neytI
Wholly 70 uepdIt uhttts inuttu eudii nave
entered within the vail
Ten out Of a dozen persons who perus'
the foregoing account, will dismiss it In a sen
tence, 'sthe man was drunk and Is probably
not yet recovered from his debsuch Ny
good friends, with you, drunk or sober, 1t j
more than probable that no dreams but dreami
Of men-seTvants aud Of maid-seryant, OF asses
and Of oxen, would ever abide gOa never de
signed to address, OF to consult 20 to you
ledgers and your money-rOlls, your mustl
mortgages, and your ten per cents it is to tn
two earnesteyed Thinkers, whom you hav
rudely jostled on their way, that / may max
my appeal. They stand ready TO catch ever!
note, however low, every glimpse, however
faint, of their " fatherland.v
Brought back into the shadows Of the pres
ent existence, but with the remembrance Of tb
glory that irGs, and is TO Be, pervading ever
higher avenue Of thought and being, cal
sympathize with the aspirations and tremblin
hopes Of the Psyche described in the followiD
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VOLUME IX.---NUMBER IA.
Snmmer 3etrtats.
Bailey Springs.


CINCE the death of Ar Bailey these ceftratea Sr1Es
- have been purchased - company, Who bavs re-
oaeied the entire premises built number o. spa
c0us rsOus BE- ces any other Improvements neces-
sary fDr Lhe confor; Of visitors.
win regard 20 IRE curative propertlea o. Balay
Springs their cacy have ben fairy and satisfscto
MY teslsd n thousands instances 70 rcndr t
neoessary the part 81 be prop ietors % EoId
heir virtues sufcs Il 70 ay, hoTever that t 10
Erueraly universallv cOncesd that for The cure
~ the q loving diseases. Bailey SPRINGS are unsur~
passed by any n the world white swelnE, Iettsr
scrsnua DTopsey. DyEpei ST., Female Dis sses. as vel
Venereal and Cutanesus Diseases Of every deserip
ton.
warm and Cod Baths win be furnished fer the visit
tors.
ne s1riags are open summsr and winter. snd tns
eondeuoe them l. that there never less
than visitors present They are heated in Lauder
dale county Aasama nine mies from Rioreute ard are
ssib . all sections. rfEular ne q
stage sid hs - Sill run TWICE DAY fTo11 Iufeuu
oa % he sDri-ss eounecng win TIC esrs ss thsy pass
fuscumbia each uay.
Tbs locaty Of the Springs unsurpassed Being IN
pleasant and healthy csuntrys with ane lshins tnd
huntiuE gr1unds
large Livery Stable has been erected al TIE Springs,
and every description vehicles can always be had.
Teu-pln Alleys. Billiard Tables and every 1s Grip lon
0f Emussufut nay Be fourd On the premises
Cotlion and Dancing Parties givsn regularly during
the week.
A Band o. Music has been engaged for the season.
No srt VIII be sparsd the part o. ths proprl1torl
70 render V1itors eomforizbIe and az essble
su91-ff 2 LIS CONNER q CO.
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Transportation.
Great Dally southern ROute.

s-zEE- -. .--La--zz-- -sss--iS.- -ss=l-I
rIIHaOUGH from v.czsDutg, Mississippi 10 New Or
II leans, L0uisiana, IN fourteen hour and q alf by
way Of the southern and New OIL ans Jackson ard
Crest northern Railroad The chfzpest and most ex-
ueditious route from Vicksburg 10 New Orleans
Hereafter the passenger train VIII leave Vicksburg
daily a. IS arriving at Jacksou and ooonectlng
with the rain NeE Orleans for Canton At 58S p
N and arriving 81 Brandon al 6.45, P ~ conuecting
With the asiy line of STAGES for isomeIy, Ala.
leaving Brandon a. Z 30 A. arriving at "a -kson
snd connecting With be train from Csnt-n for New Or
leans az $50 NJ and reaching Vlcksburg a. n ocock
a n
The train carrying the mau from vicksburg for Nez
Orleans vii Leave Vicksburg day Sundays excepted 81
O'Clock A. arriving At JACKSON AID connecting with
the train from Castlu for View Orleans al $50 n.
Leaving Jackson ard connectlng With the Train from
New Orleans for Canton At 555 n, and arriving st
Vicksbu' 8 a. 9.35 P. "a. c WILLIAMS
au24-fF General gEnarFufenaa~F
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n oss ss.F' F'os-'' sss1y ss 2ss .nRsH SO g g
a rwo squares, renewable weekly. per Ann4n, 90 %
tSios Eesk, @ 50 %
~ u sdvertise1cnts required % Be Kept second
psSS czARsED sEw FACE DAT, and on third Rase,
n advance stated rates.
70 AdvertisssntH di-ected 70 Be dispsyed or set IN
lnrEe type charged DOUBLE rates.
~ Yearly advertse-s vi ee charged extra for oocu-
CURED Be uss TIE syersseat kept On Inside Of
Yssssy advertisers wn be charged szt-. at regular
utes for wants Rents, RsInovsls CopaTtReTship No
tics, 10 oonsigness, &e
-TRAssrEET ADvEt TIsIEs husT BE PAID FOR
d No sSvsrtiseusni viii EpPesr In the weakly paper
- t ts II serted IN the weekly pspe
suiy on Il irrseul.- Intervals either OF the papers va
BE- charged 81 per square for eTery insertion
~ Announcing eza5idstes for ststo, County and Mu
nicpsl omcss IS eAch % Be psid IN sdvanoe in every
- An saversssnsu1s for Ohsritabs Institualoas,
ES Companies ward, 7Ovn, and other Public Asetinsss
- Ta5T4sS.. ~ "a Tss are published As nsvs but
osfasTiss busss Respect and Funsrsl Invisstlons
~ An Iegsi ssd TrHnsisuf Advertissnsnss vIn be
- z6s.o1is assoss IN Local osann win be charged
~ 10 tssaossOs or vs-isssos wiz Be made frsa ths
'''s''-' EicI.AEAHKN. TRousDALE DILL
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- - Il IL ~ ~ - -
TNHIs Road runs frum Wheeling 70 Baltimore, Cs7s
miesl and 70 Washington, 600 miles and presents
he fullest advantages both freight and passenger
line. Il through Wild and romantic regions OF the
Ansghenies; and being sodly constructed completely
equipped and carefully managed Is Of the most al
ractive and safest Raosds in the United States ne
Central Ohio Railroad, from Columbus snd EsnesvfletI
Wheens unites this rOad with al portions Of the Wes
and Southwest.
THE ONLY THaoUaH TICKETS FRom MEMPHIS
LoUIsvILLE and ST LOUIS TO the HATIoNAL Me-
rRoPoLTs, sold By this road which runs direct %
Washingt0n without the ielsy Of passing through Bat
more. Il Is the Ony line BY which baggage can Be
checked 70 Washington from the Ohio river.
E2-By the MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, take the mail
steamers, running daily for Louisville. connecting there
with mail steamers or Js6rs0nvie Railroad for Cincin
na where they arrive 70 connect with the cars Of
Little Mani Railroad for Columbus, connect ng thers
vile, 70 Wheeling By the express train Of This route,
The time from Cncnnsti 70 Baltimore and 70 Esshngton
Bs surs 70 ask s5r tessts By the Baltimore and Ohio
u-Passe0sers from Memphis soins East thrsush 81
LOUIS can buy Tsrouzh Tickets By tbs Baltimore and Ohio
Rzroad This lays through vncsunes, Terra Hauta
Indianapolis, etc, % Wheeling the new Ohio and
Mississippi and oonnnecting Roads. These connections
are an direct and the st. Louis 70 Baltimore
Washngton Is but about ~ hours. through Tickets
By this 0uts may be had Of the Agent under the Psn
Baltimcre SIS; 70 WsshlngtoR s1s.
AT Wheeling the passenger taxes the superior
tha Baltimore and Ohio Railroad which leave three times
daily for Baltimore, washington, Philadephia and New
YORK Thr0ugh In IS II hours including stoppaSes
For safety speed Ts1laTiy beauty Of he country, and
general comfort this Rad Is second IN the Union
FREIGHTS. - his company possesses the largest
equipment Of any Rairoed n The United States and Is
prepared % do an immense business In transportation.
The road makes immediate connection AZ the wharves and
IN the streets Of Baltimore with the Railroad Phiadel-
phia ana New YORK steamers ef Ericsson and BALTIi
MORE STEAMsEIP Lines, By Canal and Sea to Nes
York and By Merchants' and Miners Line Boston
steamers 70 Nerfaik Charleston, Savannah, &c. F0l
particulars, freight tEr copies Of which may Be hat
Of the Forwarding Houses iE the west OF J. B. FoRp
Receiving snd Forwarding Agent al wheeling.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON, 3
PHILADELPHIA,
NEWTr UnnU

WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK
rYHIs Railway fully and newly equtuusd. nd p.ssipr
throagh besuttfui ana healthy esuu try sIsrs \,
travellers from the Mississippi Vasya route thrss bu
area miles shorter md possessing greater dspsteh and
TINE AND FAM REDUCED -Uudsr the present.
sehedue Of the Post Ocs Department. delays are per-
mitted, and saving elected of IA hours.
Passing through Slave territory ample security Is A.
forded for the conveyance Of Servants.
AT Dalton. Ca, choice Of Routes Is oferedby en-
nuous railway through Georgis, South Carsllns and
North Carolina 20 Richmcnd By the Great Msfro,o
tan Line through East Tennessee and Virginia 70 Knor-
VIE Lyneheurss Rehmonds and 70 all Of the celebrated
THE sIPREss NAIL Train leaves Memphis asfiy
At leo P N, stoDping Al al stations.
THE ACCOAMODATION TRAIN leaves Memphis
DAILY Except Sundaysl At if5, P n, for Junction
with TIE Mississippi Central and Tsnnessee Central
Railroads, Somerville and intermediate stations.
TRAINS CONNECT-At Grand Junction with ths
Mississippi Central Railroad 10 Holly Springs Oxford.
Grenada, Canton Jackson, etc. and With the Mssis
spp and Tennessee Central Railroad 70 Bolivar Jackson
AT POeahontas, with tFi-veekly line OF Coaches to
Ripley, Poutotoe Aberteen, and Columbus, Mss.
At Iuka, with q daily line OF four-horss Cosehes
through Aberceen Columbus, to the northern
minus Of the Noble and Ohio Railroad.
stopping at sny point desired scld at the GENERAL
TICKET OFFICE, Commercial Hotel and at the Madison
I Street Station.
Rach psssenzer win Be aloEed one hundred psunds of
baggage; article wi Be carried a. bag gage that -
aOt Incident 70 the person o. the passsngr In Ease q
] amount not exceeding siGo.
Negroes, when traveiing alone, must have . permit
nans the point 70 which they are 70 60, and specns
that they 70 travel BY rain ad they VIII not %
carried No ticket vii be ssd them. nor vii they b
received the unless their sgnt be pres
ent or known 70 the Ticket Agent Conductor othar
psrson 70 v0uch sor genuinsaess Of permit.
General superintsndent. 2
i AYES,
/ Bupsrinteldent Of rransportation Msnuhis.
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House Moyer and Raiser.

AOu5C- AUNCI dLu RoAoG4s
DO respectfully info-m the Ell izens OF Mem -
/ phis snd the surrounding country that an 7ssI
pr pared with the ue1esssry VS. and fixtures ~
% Move Raise Lower and So sighten Buildings -
Of all descriptions Persons wanting work doae IN has
line viii and Il 70 their interest 10 call at ny
Memphis WlLLlAA BOOlH-
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PARIS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY.
wholesale and Retail
CANDY MANDATORY,
NJ OF Ta-.,& D.

lHAHKFUL 10 his friends and the public for the vey
liberal patronage extended to him for the last twelve
years, n. LOUIS sONTEDONICO bess leave 70 inform
the citizens OF Memphis and vicinity that be viii cen
Etauy keep hand large assortment Of the best i'm
porte1 Wines-Carst, FORT AAdsira White, &ci also,
scotch Ale and Lon Porter Also the best Brancies
warranted 70 Be pu.e and genulne
N l. hoNTEDC HIco always keeps en- hand = great
variety Of Fancy Candies and TOYS assortment Of
stek Candy, Prun In isrs and boxes RastEs, Grapes
every KIND Of Fruits and Nuts Pickles. L03s9rss Sar-
dimes Olives, Frsoih and Bng'ish Mustard, Sugsr, In
loaf and boxes, CarAcao Mar4sshno Old wines Ginger
Preserves ssvauneR, New York and Blston Preserves
Catssp Pepper Sauce Choclats CoTdias, syrups Mac
csroni Vermace the b-st Havsnz Civars, and great
many other articles 200 numerous 70 mention, now Of
fere6 for sale very los, either By wholesale retail
he would Be glad vail his old Customers and
many new ones may cal upon him, prOmislns them
genuine articles and good barEains my2-iy
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Hahn RP0Wm-

rI-~oER rHB cOAAERCIAL HOTEL q prsrarsd
L --1it on tho gentiems1 w-th his Salt Ruu preparr
tsSrs snd othar Ioalcs tor ths nsy. fsee&
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NJ WEIGH,
JAMES MOORE,

A TT0RNEY AT Law, Jsekson, Tenn. An busine
n ntrusted 10 his care promptly attended %.
eurS-dtw&wtf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-08

ihh hELLER TRouPE-rhis Company of clever artists,
VINO nave been delighting crowds the Holiday street
Theatre for some time past gave last night tbei et
entertainment at the Maryland Institute They will an
pear again every night during the week varying the rem
reservations of their beautiful tableauy 'e VIC eP
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La w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT-Ho Henry Stump, Judge. Mil
ton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosecuting
The following business was transacted yesterday.
James Edmund indicted for burglariously entering the
dwelling house of John 7. Story arragned and plead
mot guilty.
William Baker, indicted for the larceny of pair OF
shoes the property of Stephen Bridge arragned and
plead mot guilty.
John TIuss indicted for the larceny of revolver, the
property of Jacob Koher arragned and plead mot
guilty.
State John McDevitt, indicted for setting fire to an
untenanted dwelling house. the property of Mary Ann
Langford The arrigncd for trial and
defended by W p Preston and K. a. McAllister Jury
out at the adjournment of the Court with instructions to
return sealed verdict.
SUPERIOR C0URT.-TTon. z. Collins Lee, Judge The
following business transacted yesterday:
Francis j. Truss permanent trustee of Gottleb Debns
rs. Frederick Debus-an action of trover On trial
Snyder and j. Stewart for plaintiff COwan and Gwinn for
defendant
Assignment for to-day from go to 297 inclusive.
There was no business transacted in the other Courts
yesterday.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-The Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas having notified Hon Judge Lee of the Su
peror Court that the continued sickness of Hon. Judge
Marshall would desirable to have his duties dis
charged and the Court held, Judge Lee, in conformity
the Act of Assembly passed in March, 1885 has requested
Robert n Martini Esq. late Judge of the Court of
peals t. act who has accepted and this Court will be in
session to day for the trial of
The Appeal Docket will be taken up. Assignment from
100 to III inclusive.