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Ready-XXade Clothing.

DrTE have received and srs stll receiving from our
w msnufscs0ry In Philadelphia, the largest and best
seecfd stock o. rich and fashionG5le Clothing ever
5roaghtt 10 the Memphis market.
To the Ladies.
We are nov ooeuing . sp'eniid assortment OF Foreign
ami Do mes isDrs Goods. e~3nsistias Of rich fancy Dress
GoOds; DOuhle Skirt 5 all s'rioe and Flounoed Robe
In Snk Grsnatine. Berege, OrEsudes aBd Lawn. g eat
bargains IN Black SILK SPRING HANTILLAS. SUI
Lace and SIX al Lac Maatlias.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, 70 which we invite the
aftenti q o. our customers
LINgS GOODS II al klnd.-RlshArdson's Barkley's
ana stheT We known brands.
COTTON GoODs-IL Nusliss and Cambrcs o. every
GRADE aud price. WehaTea fun stock Of French EN-
broideTi svery cheap.
Gloves. Hosiery ETC. Choice styles Printed Jao1nets
and orEAndies; plsiu MssEn de Lalns; a full line Of
Brussels and Straw Goods.
LS-A fall lire Of rich Brucsds ans Plain
POuit.ie Sole add 5 tin - Chine Parasois and shades.
HOO SKIArS-zxienslve Varisbes.
Glnghams Csiicoes, etc.
We hsve in store the largest and most complete stock
Of BOOTS and SHnES- G KERSEYB,
OSSABURGS, LINSETS, TiCKISGs. TRTHKs, OAR
PIT BAGS, CENTS FnRNI HING GOODS, &C
To Plsnters and Country Merchants.
wsiavir tbs particular att "a Ion Of the Planter and
Country Merchant and River Traders to our imarnse
stOcE before purchasing ~el~ewhsre, IS we are usnufsc-
tlring our Clothing RX -REsSf Y 2 n his MARKET.
and are enab ed n sell 0ur goods 81 EASTERN PRTOES.
eur stock 2 MICRO CLOTHING is LARGE and OF the
nostdurIole quality B WALK BROS,
IS Front Hoy.
J. WALKEp & TO,
at kaia street.
p-ugtains Mandatory No ia North miro street
Phi ntarhia- mrfG-dIv
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THEODoRE Q. CONE,

ATTOREET AT Law, Memphis Tenn oGos or
n ksin street in 6rssnIaE's Building5 bctEesD yuior
nur Eevaao rfraefa --rnF1w
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Throu=h TioKafa
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
r A IL r O A d F..
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

nN and after WEDNESDAY, February ., 1857, the
" Trains on this road VIII run as follows, SUNDAYS
sxcepted1
he Kali and Passenger rain will leave Pamela daily ~
A. n. and arrive 1t Memphis a 10 A.. n.
Returning, leaves Memphis At =. H., and arrives at
Pamela at 8 p. n.
ne FREIGHT and Accommodation Train leaves Memphis
saiy at $50 A. NJ and arrives a. Pamela az n A. n.
Returning, leaves Pamela at y A. A., ard arrives a.
Memphis ats ? n.
Persons travelling On the NAL Train can spend I've
hours IN Memphis ana return on the same day.
Passenger Train makes direct connection a. Eemphis
With the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Eoinx East,
ad the Memphis and Ohio Railroad going N3rth.
The Freight and runs In connection
Win Stages - and from the following places. Oskland.
Preston and Grenada here making Connection with
Stages through Carrolton and Lexington; thence 10 the
northern terminl Of the klssissippi Central Railroad FOR
Canton, Jackson and New Orleans.
urougE Tickets for Grenada can be obtained 90 The
Memphis Depot.
This l. much toe shortest route, sud Passengers lesr-
nE Memphis b. the morning train arrive 1t Grenada tie
same evening, having daylight the whols way.
n ". EEWELL.
NmETH-HH Gmwa-uH U--~-Hma-m--a
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JOIN HALLUM,
A TfoREET Al law, and General Collector for
n west Tsnnesee Onos On Jeferson street, Pest
once Buildi-s Esps
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DUTsL.4P
CHAlYBhATE SPRINGS,
Year Bolivar, HardemaR County, Tenn,

AAAEL AEUMu
I'VE Undersigned win reopen these celebrated
Il SPRINGS for the second season. on MONDAY
ne loth Of Nay having plzoed the Bundlnes and
arounds In - hne condition As any watering Place Ia
me southwest ne arouuds have been extended end
oealtiaed with evergreel Shrubbery, the forest cleared
All graded Tire room painted and furnished with nrv
cotton mattresses, the Ball Room decorated and put In
ane eonditioa, the three Ten Pin Alleys and sEfnEs have
been put In gosd order.
ne waters, there being I've springsJ consist OF
Chalybeate. sulphur and Free Stone, and Gov In abun-
dance, sumcienf for {. 900 persons a DAY. and the cu-a-
tive properties Of the waters for all who ars aHirtef
Win Rropseys Dyspepsia, Running Sores. and for ths
Diseases % Females. areestabllshed ard guarantisr
msDuniap Springs are accessible By the Mississiupf
Central AID Tennessee Railroad, being situated only u
miles rsm Bolivar 20 from GraEd Junction and 70 r IN
Memphis By rail. Hacks are running in connection ufh
ne cars from Bolivar, being oaly I've hours run f-om
memphis % The SpnrE5- The Traveller is rutranfaed
against eKorbitant charges, the fare being 50 ceufs m m
the railroaa depot 70 ire Springs, and Is cents for bag
gage and servants.
There Is also a ane runuing stream and excellent Ssh
ING grounds, with q carriage road 20 the creek. on'y q
quarter Of a mile from the Spf1gs, and a1uudancs Of
Wild turkeys. ducks and squirrels
Prof Hessing with bis hne Brass and String Bard ls
engaged for the season and VIII enlivea the Euesfs 10 the
day with Brass music. and At night with String music.
J. G. EADELM N.
apzf-d1W4m P~ropritor
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Asw wish 70 eneJ1rage ard p~st-onire Siathern lite
rafure and rnieTprise, We vi Fublise On 'derate terms,
adrern emenfs Of our UriT-rsitles, College and Sch0 Is.
D be S5uta. q tefuiiy Illustrated and neatly prnud on
ane ooOred p pr az Ech Z 70 e. b Q nbsr Of the Nag
s1lBe Those FISHING IN ir aver isements 70 arpear In
he nrst nuzber, wiz pleas for~a ard their favors without
furlhar a.Iav. mr9l-rtrsw
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Beaver Dam Springs.

Hickman County. TPpr
FORTY MILES WEST OF CoLU1sr.
Change OF PropdetOfship and Managrne e
TfHis celebrated WatsriDg-Piaoe, having bs.u par
Il chased oy the subscriber. has Been nor1uz-r re-
visitors On the
y W onEieth or ma
ne ate prop-istsu having disposed o. their en- : h-
keller, I'll zssus1e me eutlre managrnent gf ~ 49,
hs1ment andnather pains Dor Expense VIII Be 81 I'd 90
nnder beaFer Dam oneOf The mostpieasant and mort
able wateruEspaces IN the Southwest
VIOLATIONS. &C-The bundngs hsvs all
zen placd In excellent repair, md many imurovrua1- q
addsd. - that FOUR HUNDEED visitor IN b ,gsn-
modeccd With every comfort and convenience. m a
snsss soGadAntly supplied, ani VIII Be equal 70 tboss q
fHE E~ATERS-The waters a. Beaver Dan aopstzt .
Hhite Grey, Red and Black sulphur. Chaiybeats- r. ven
o. frcestone and Limestone.
MEDICAL AFTENDANCE-The subsorfber. vho has
medieine IN North Alabama and HemDsis- es1 - -
m-nlea AZ AT hours ~ visitors who may chanoe 10 ned
his services as q physician.
MEANS OF Access TO BEAvER DAN-nsre sp
tnfee routes to tness springs, all Of which are IN ans ~
par. Alae Of coaches viii nm from Columbia thr
tlAc7 week and Passengers viii 20 throuEh frsm thaL
place IN one day. and pass over one Of the a1sst road- fn
ne state Arrangements have been made At B-iftIg
Landing, on the Tennessee river. bv vhick vfsTto-s -
Preaching from that direction vll and resdv c51vevrBes
70 the SPRING.
AMUsENENTs. 6C-visnors VIII asd At Be,v-- Nan
larse BAL Rom. Ten-Pin Alleys, &C. A ans trout
str am runs rear thr pi1c-, ard deer In ueat sbu1danes
nay BE found In the Immediate vicinity.
RATES OF OHARGEs.
- N
Chldren undsr Ten yearso Of ge...-..........,... 50
SerVaats o. al 90
A LIBERAL deductl11 VIII Be made In ths abovs ratas
when families remain one moath or during ne sesas1
REFERENsEs-Gen. Hinton, Jackson. Ms JossBh
Cox, ESQ. selma Ala D.. Devices, Jackson. Mss;
Sonn Y Lapsy, selma, Ala. he.srs 3. 10 Prince.
Ala : Drs. ". II. 4 b p. Neusrm ~
eumbia. Ala n Q. GanaEay, G. P. Fouts, ESQ D.
small So Memphis, Tenn. A NJ Loonsy. Bsa.. Co
innos THO8. p. IL
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;. s as~os7w7os . 051@5 oas5 . % . @ Is %
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SCOTT DIXON

A TToREETS AT Law AND SOLICITOBsE CHAN
n CkATs n uphis- Tenn. VII praIice their prues-
lon IN an the Courts bed IN the city Of Memphis, and the
suprsme and Fsierzi CoErts a. TEckson. Prompt ztten-
t9l VII b. CiTsu 70 81 claims fer collection FEtrusted 20
then. ono IN New Bank Building Co-uerof ksin and
Msdison streets, over Eiver bank Eutrzn+ OF Madison
street. ian6-f
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n. 81. 4 n. L BEDFORD,

at La w
MEKPHIs, TsNEEssEE-
GFFl5E s7uth side Court SIT Ct. frst door uesi q
HAin, Up Etairs. vii p7scip in III the Courts o.
Memphis, tn Bleven'h Oircult and the supr ne Gnd
Feiersi Courts At JacFson. Prompt . tsuti0n given 70
ne col oisn Of claims in Wet Tennessee and North
MarfnaHu-H F-~n-aa-g-.
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VCTE have received and sre stil receiving from our
w msnufscs0ry In Philadelphia, the largest and best
seecfd stock o. rich and fashionG5le Clothing ever
h-o-phg N tha Eaunhfa market
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-10

| Is b sFer
prepared % n
| tend 20 allseti
mV21-Iv
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PARIS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY.
Wholesale and Retail
MANDATORY,

THANKFUL to bis friends and The public Tor the veu
1 LIB "a patronage sxtented to hin for the last Twelve
y arr LOUIS ~hOETEDONICO beg 'e,ve 10 MORN
thec'tizsns Of Memphis and vicinity thAf he will c n
stAnIy EeeB on hand alar5e as % tnlent Of the best I'M
portei Wtnes-O-arsti fort. MADEIRA, white, &c also,
ooieh Ae and Ton on Porter. Also the best BrandIes,
warranted % BE- pure and genuine
n L h-oETEDoNICo always Keeps On hand q great
van y OF fa1cy Candles and To 3, an assortment Of
stick Candy, Prnnes in as aud b0x Ratslns, Grapes,
every KIND Of fruits AMI Nuts, Pteki.s, L05stsrs, Sar-
IN 3 OtVes, French and Eug ish Mustard, Sugar, In
loaI ana boxes Ca-acan, harss hinO, Old wires, Ginger,
trsserVrs, Savannah, New YORK and 3 ,stoR PreseTves,
IAtsdp, Pepper Saute, ChSoolatss Cordisls, syrups Mac
carsbi bsrmaoelt n b-st Havana Ci-ars and . great
mary other articles TO numerOrs 70 mention, low +
fere for sale very low, ei her BY E~holesalA o. r tsil
He Eolabe glad N wait ~ hl. ole customers sd as
many neE ones Is my cal upon him, promlsr NJ then
genuine ATTIC e. an co q bsrgsins mv9-Iy
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Master o. Euangportafiou, Baltimore.
IHhOUGH TICKETS SLOWING the holders % stop Il
any point ard resume heir seats at pieasurs, may b
~purchzs9d a. TIE CompGny's Once, No. IS. Jeferson
street, 3 doorE East Of the Commercial H0tei. Memphis
iIne2o-iy VIZ. NORM. AHnf.
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or. m. sEN.

E0RNERLT 81 spdns RiiEe, sad recently OF Brandon
Il Ms, has located IL Memphis 70 practice the Va
rious brznchss 81 his nof-s i57- For the last -eveuteen
years BE has devoted rs attention more particularly 20
uterine diseases and s-cidects daring partuuiion. he
has q eorist-d via hiuasif his son Dr. Holmes. II.
REFERs To-Ho1. H-nrT s F05.e. Charlie sootf, L
Y. DiEOa, A n. ? Ute. 3 n Avery and John RJbert-
son, President o. Msmph's and Lite Rock Pal rIsd.
OFFICE-469 Main street Resl6euo Curt street,
bei0E Third one hours s to sA n and 70 p. n.
mTfs so
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DR. JAMES vi. Keller,

RESPECTFULLY ofsrs his professional services % he
Iectsens q Memphis and Its vicinity.
BIS residence Il On HoCzu street, Dezi 70 that q A
a. D0ug'sss.
O1os IN GrsenlEu's Building Main street. s5uth q
U1ion, Gesood @ OF. -here be NAV Be found 81 All hsrrE.
rnless professionally -Esgrd f~unlT-1y
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TRE subscriber having purchased ne interest Of his
Il partners In the late firm Ct Elo1rnoy, Cooper &
Lsake, vii continue the GROCERY.
COMMISSIONS n FORWARDING BUSINESS il his
name and for bis own scoount, and respectfully So
licits The patronage Of the cid house custouers and his
friends EeneraIly. mo. G..
aplo-spfS Ig6 Nan street
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.-UeCsTEs H sARLAED---.-wM- n RANDoLF
GAnLnEn q LNn pr
Drs, Brock & Spiegel

A Fn0RSgEs AT Law LHlr Reek trkznsss. n,
n unsettled Law busi7ess Of Pike, Pike h Cummins
ounmins nd CuHmins & Garland. Is IN our hands tobs
1880 F-rnlao-,
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Britsnia rfeds no buiWark-
No towers along tins sleep
Her march 4. on the myUntsiz waves,
Her home L on ne deeQ.n


Had be been permitted to read the history
OF the naval engagement, 10 the early part OF
the Revolution, bis mind would, evidently,
have undergone a change. / allude TO the en-
gagement between Paul jones' vessel and a
British chip, Of the coast Of Britain, during
which Jones, when asked by the commanding
oheer Of the British vessel. through a speak
ing trunpst-his vess-l leaking and about be-
ing engulphsd Ia the deep bosom Of the ocean
IL Do You surrender amounted bis only
remaining loaded gun, and, in a stentOrian
voice replied, =" No, By heavens | have Just be-
gun to fghto
i were needless to alluds to the Mexican
var ~hieh proved 90 disastrousto hat reDus-
lie and so brilliantly successful to our arms
Il l. fresh in the recollection OF every nsrson
present who has read the history OF his coun.
try Tnere is one remark, however. tbat I
must indulge 10, and thst is. that in every con.
test which We have bad, oppression has draWn
the swords Of our ehieftaihs ard liberty. free
dom, right and Justice have shsatbed them.
Although some Of our greatest military men
shave goue TO that undiscovered country from
whose bourne no traveller retUr1s,n vet We
have living, valiant chieftaIHs, IN the persons
Of Generals Scott, Harvey, Q1itman, Davis,
and a host Of others. They will, however, IN
the natural course Of events, 3" shuttle of this
mortal coil but who doubts that We have
the material out Of whiehte make their equals?
Who knows, to use an idea Of Phillips, but
there Is in that group Of young gentlemen ]
see before ne, the mind, the soul, the feelings
Of a Wsshington-who, When ell bis eoun-
J tTy's IOPhisE and victories shall be but the
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A THE December Term. 1857. q the County Court O.
"A shelby County Tennessee. 1e u1dsrsigned took ont
etter1 o. admins1ration mon the estste q THOMAS
AULL, deceased Al persons indebted to SAID cstsl.
va cone forward ard settle the sane and ali ? rs0ns
having Claims against said estate vii present men 4
ne, properly prooatod. within the tine prescribed b.
AEs otnerEise they wi1 Be barred.
lsnI7-lsusm EEwToN FORD Asrstnistuaisr
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DIRECT ROUTE TO
TSOFERR9sPa Texas.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wo1Ico

OFAGEs leave Gaines LANDING (alssisstppt ri-srl
y Daily, AZ 4 A. NJ, passing shrouga the hourishlne
city Of Camden 70 Washlngrol, ARK. Througa IN 8
hours. BELDING & rONE. AFsrts.
zeps-fty Games LANDING
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TVNINaNI. M Al IIloTIlll UlInI1-
NORTH AND Hast

NORTH NJ EAST,
Al Chicago, connecting with Michigan Central Cars,
leaving the sane depot for Detrot. NiaEara Falls
Rochestsr Mbany. New York, Boston, and al Eastern
a11 Atlantic Cities Only two changes o. cars frcm
Cairo 70 Eliiara. snf three FROM Cairo to Albany, and
f1lr nom Cair3t 70 New York. Tine frorl Cairo 10 New
YORK - hours. Connects At SandoTaI with Ohio and
Nj sissippi Railroad from st. Louis and Vmcannes A.
Pans with trains % the Terra Haate, Alton and St.
Louis Railroad, 70 Indianapolis L0uisvius snd Cincin-
O au5 az Decatur, vita main line Express for Gaiena
sad Dunleith-ths latter oonnectirE with trains 70
Springfield, Naples, Rex Island. BurlFlgton aud Quincy.
Al trains from CaiTu connect a. Sa1dovsI with the
Oaio and Mississippi trains for Sc. Louis AMI Cmeir-
nati.
me Illinois Central Railroad Company have add %
their Rolling stock twenty superb stztsroum Sleeping
Ears, eaeaof which VIII e1nfOrtably berth hfty passea-
gers.
Through Tick cts,
Efhsr by Stsambo1f PIE 50. Lsais and thence b. Raj
roGd 70 CGir0, and thence By Railroad 70 al points
North.
good f0r ons year, anf allowing holders 10 stop At anv
point ant resume heir seats 81 pleasure, and all infor-
nation lespsc'i ag the route nav ~ progured on apuIica-
t7u ut the COmpany's One, rs JeI rson street. 3 doors
east Of the Commercial Hotel, Memphis
WILLIAM NORM. AGENT.
For Illinois Central and on o snt Mississippi Railroads.
an IA road Lire OF steamers mnrf1-Tv
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3. z. N LAND OFFItE-

gOsEBY Il HUNTS BLOCK. No. Is; Laa q d le
VI Ohickasav and River counties. IN NJ ls-i-r.
Transitions IN Mississippi and Arkansas, CITY c-a M
proved and unimproTsd IN Memphis and 5lrur-- N
wsya on hand and faraaia- an IL
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Financial.

HAVE made arraug minis y when I can nsgotiafe
L gyd business pa or. having n N thtr y davs n Twelve
aonths % run. PErties ~iEhil g . raise nancy or Ne
gotiste nstes OF bn : VII DO vel TO rive NE . call.
SAN PUTNAM
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WV. ARTCE
= HARPER.

0EEETISs, Bolivar Cyulty. Mississippi General Land
I Agent fr Arkansas Al Mississippi.
s-GOV r. ). Fosts, Memphis Brooke
4 smad-s TlzEsbzrE Hp2i-6m
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A TTOREsYs AT Law, Chsri ston, Miss win p-ac-
tic Ia fhs follosinE Counties Ct horth Aississippi
IaliAhEtchie. pAnoE. Y1lobuE-a Carroll Sunf1Ner;
the FEDERAL Count a. Poutotoc, and the Supreme Court
a. gasEso7 PROMPT Astsntio1 Win be paid 70 the Osllec-
tioa 4 Claim PLACED In their hands
AEFEEEECEE- TatzoH, erst 4 Benton. Holly
SprinEE, Miss ~ p. stesrns Oxford. Miss 3 =
Fisher, ~JaotsOn, Miss watt, Noble & Moblsy, n Or
iesns. Ia ap16-su
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oWeMaDIsiS ASA Ohio
r A r o A d.

commencing FhlDAf, November u, 1901.
Two Daily Trains Each way.
IN and after FRIDAY, November Is, Trains VIII RIO
aE follows
Nail Passenger Train VII leave Brownsville daily Fun
days e~xoeDted) st O'Clock 4. n, and arrive ss Memphis
At II A.
heturning-LeGves Memphis a. . s'ciock P. n, and
strives at Brovnsvile at 6;05 p. NJ.
The Freight and Accommodation Train leaving Nemphts
daily Sundays exceptedJ 81 rs O'Clock A. H., and arrive
~ broEnEvlle Al l2.15 P n oonnecting At Aas0n's with
q line Of Hacks for C~0vingtcE.
Retuming-Leaves Brownsville ct is45 ?. n, and A.
irving a Memphis At Sis r. u.
through Tickets for the following places can becb-
talned Of P. n. Patterson q Bro, commercial aotel,
VIZ.
CH~ERRYVILLE,
a8NTON
C~AGETILLE,
EcLEMORESTILLB,
lUIHCT,
GROVE,
HUNTINGTON, Ec
EER COFFIN,
uovfa-ff Su5erinteudCnt-
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9r0ffsslOnal Gar0s.

NEW Law PARTNERSHIP.
yTTA- q FOLK, and Smith P. Bsnkhesd, having
w fond a partnership, VIII hereafter practice Law
toErther n the city % Memphis uovi-Iy
y 9. P FAElELLF-
FLQURN0F s. FARRELLY,
A TnOkNAFS At Law. Memphis. tennessee. Ofce,
second strssS Blythe BundinG, Eorthesst corner q
o5urt SouAfs- tu7-dIy
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MEMPHIS FOUNDRY
sMGch6Me NRGB
ADAhs sHEEEf, NEAR TIE BAY
r. REEEnN

NHANUFACTURER Of Stationary Rngluss-
WI Gin and Cotton Factory Machinery. Fart-
Pumps Of al kinds and siEes Circular Saw
enc or tvo SaEsi CAST and wrought Irsn r..
cony Railing, House Fronts, window Caps an 81
Door Suls Of various patterns I; Bank Vault. &c
Wheels for passenger, freight and gravel cars
Of Railroad work done stesuboat repairing
Of eu kinds promptly attended 70. 5tationar
and . Arge amount o. otherEsrk Kept constant
ssu34-dauly
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Express Route to New Orleans,
Summer 8etrtats
Bailey Springs.

OisOA thedeathofE n. Bales, these celebrated s-rfrrs
nave oNn pUrchssed y a company. Who have -
$500 me en-rreFtemises. built a large number a. .us-
lA Noans nes1es many ether lmpruveuents ual-r-
sery FOR theseonfort Of visitor
ttlA rFEu 20 the curative prunertIar 81 par-v
a1sS 5E1r eneaey have ba1u So fairly and serfsF----
- t@tea IN thousands OF instances a. 10 rrnfar b. m
Eeesry on the part o. ne prop1tetors lo sav e nd
~ 20 Aeu virtues 8uGcs O. DO ssy. hruevgr ~. = q
sahy ~ not universally ca1cedal that fur ~ . e
= ne f'.ioWtng dseaseas Bailey suriuFs ar M ~
pts-ed oy any 10 the wcrI1 White sue1fnr. 60 r
EFohules Dropsey, DyspersIs. Female Ds-a-s5 aarr
81 feneTesi and CEEnesus Diseased Of sve-- ..-
Warm and CNa Baths VII be furnished f-
~ SpunEs arr open Sumner ard W
5unlene 1em h. 80 great that there ar
ylsitors present. They Es l0cateI b.
Use Iulty, Alabama nine mEs from FIor-uca
LoN n7sl accessible e az sections, a. aree1r
md hacks VIII -un TWICE ADAY fruu
91 70 the Springs, eonnecting win thcrr-s A. 2.
I1scgmha eaeh Way.
me lecalHy q the springs are unsurpassed.
pleassat sd heait6y country. with an- a.
hunting grounds.
AlsTEs Livey STABLE has been ERECTED fre
a6a evey description Of vehlcIes can afsavg ber
Nn-pn Alleys, Billiard Table,. and evev q
% smusement may be found On the premises.
Cotlllon aud Dancing Parties Elvan rezu-lr
the week.
a Band Of Music has been enra-ef f8r ~
No lt3rt VII be spared on the mart o. the
70 render visitors oomiortable snf sgrerahra
A@-E BILLS. COMET
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-10
MEMPHIS WHOLESALE
Tram CRACKER BAKERY AND CANDY

MANDATORY.
n EHLLT wQui1 respectfully form his friends and
Us she pubic generully, thAf he manufactures daily
Il his stand, q fre AMI large sssoriment Of -~verythins
N bis line, whlch be Wi sell asl9u sB they can nebought
anywhere else, and warranted 20 give general satisfac-
ton Give him . cal, Sc yul can sct them Sod and
fresh a. D. KELLYS,
.ers-lvd SO. S. Hs--rs's Ruv. ssGlDsIs. Fsn.