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Special Session Of the Usitsd States Senate.

Special Session Of the Unitsd States Senate.
Reported Tor the Bsltin more san.l
WASHINGTON, June l6.-ShortIy after the
meeting OF the Senate the galleries were order
ed to be cleared, the thirty-eight Senators pre-
sent having unanimously voted TO go into secret
session.
When the doors were opened Mr.. Mason
moved to take up the British aggression reso-
lutions, which was agreed to-yeas 81, nays g..
The resolutions are as follows:
Resolved, Gas the judgment Of the Senate, }
That American vessels on the high seas, in
time Of peace, bearing the American flag, re-
main under the jurisdiction Of the country to
which they belong and, therefore, any vista
tion, molestation, or detehtion Of such vessels
by force, or by the exhibition Of force, on the
part Of foreign power, is in derogation OF the
sovereignty OF the United States.
Resolved, That the recent and repeated vio-
latiOns Of this Immunity, committed by vessels
Of war belonging to the navy OF Great Britain,
in the Gulf of Mexico and the adjacent seas,
by firing into, interrupting and otherwise forei-
bly, OBTAINING them on their voyage, requires,
in the Judgment of the Senate, such Enequivo-
cal and final disposition of the subject by the
Governments Of Great Britain and the United
States, touching the rights involved, as shall
satisfy the just demands Of this Government
and preclude hereafter the occurrence Of like
sggressiOns.
ResOlp,d, That the Senate fully approves the
action of the Executive 10 sending naval
force into the infested seas with orders to
protect all vessels OF the United States on the
high seas from search or detention by the yes
sells of war of any other nation" And it is
the opinion of the Senate that, il it becomes ne
cessary, such additional legislation should be
supplied in aid Of the Executive power as will
make such protection efectual.
Mr.. Mason said be had refrained from de-
batting these resolutions, notwithstanding they
were Of an important character.
The resolutions were then passed unanimous
ly, and Mr. Mason asked that this fact be en-
tered on the journal.
The committee appointed to wait on the
President having reported that he hsd no fur
ther communication to make, the Senate then
adjourned this extraordinary session.
A TELEGRAPH.-A meeting was held al
g., ~ rrhf~h raaolufi0na
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GRAND SEcaETAEf's OFFfcE,
or ruU GHANp lODor oF YfR0rNGA.

l. n. y
NJ. W.. Sir aad Brother; By reference 70 my
Circular Of March, containing the action Of
the Grand Lodge Of Virginia in relation to the
purchase Of MOant Nerhon, yes will percaive
that the proceedings on the part Of the Ma
sonic Fraternity Of Virginia were predicated
upon the purchase Of tha. ground by the Mount
Vernon Ladies' Association, with whom they
proposed to cooperate.
1t was then uncertain that the Association,
or any other incorporated body, with whom
the Grand Lodges Of the United States as Ma
sons could be Identified, would or could ever
possess the Home aud Grave OF Washington ;
for up to that time, Mr. Washington bad ad-
hsred to his ultimatum Of selling only to Con-
gress, or to the state Of Virginia, and at the
fixed price $500 900.
L1tterly, however, the irresistible and pa
thetie appeals Of Woman have induced him to
relax the firm resolve contained In the first
branch Of bis ul.imatum, and her indomitsble
perseverance, and energy placed beyond the
range OF doubt, facilities for realizing, with
promptness and certainty, the means Of dis
charging the last.
have now the pleasure to inform you that
the purchase and sale of Mount Vernon has
been consummatsd By and between Ann Pane
liza Cunningham, late Southern Matron, now
Regent Of the Association, and John A Wash
ington, the owner and occupant oH the 9th Of
April inst, upon the following terms:
eIs,00O 90 Cash psl4 Mr.. yehn A. washington.
5000 90 to be paid en- LIST January. 1883.
Al 666.6s TO be paid on p February, 1850.
Al tsss- sc 10 be paid on 33d February, 1851.
~ 6s6 65 TO be paid on 22d Reoruary, 1851.
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As We wish % enolTa5e and patTonlze s9uh1fl 1Ie-
raiure enterprise viii publish on moderate terms,
cdsrfements Of our UDiversites Colleges and seho Is
IN the Soath tastefuy unsiated and neatly printed on
nns ooored psper attached 70 each number Of the MAG
nsine Those wishing thir embellishments TO aopear IN
the r rumber win please forward their fsvors without
fnrther delav. : -Ia1 II ~ my22-dtvsw
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Drs. Brock & Spiegel

TTAyE assooitts Themselves the purpose Of prsc-
El tclnE medicine IN all CHRONIC disestes. We
would call the Attenti0n Of inTscs to the numerous
cures we have, ard are making IN Aempaiss AMONG
hoh viii Be found Cancers p-rmsoenfy cured without
the Of cAusTIC or KNIFE Old Sores SerofulsB
white Swelling SYPHILIS, Drupsey Gravel rheumatism,
Dyspepsia Liver Lungs Eyes, and every variety Of The
diseases Of the womb radically cured
DR.. D. 5. BROCK
has devoted uuch time and expense ID collecting al me
valuable medical experiencs and receipts that existed
with the North and South American Indians including
che PARICA q the rncA6o, Of Nshus, and the Malay
Fe-da-s-Ea OF The 6odsarEnS, OF SurAbaya with the
practical medical fnoulecSeo Of Ovsr hvs thousand Botan-
seal PlEnts Barks, Roots and Herbs
Those Wishing avail themselves Of the services o.
Dr. Brock Informed that his stay IN Aemphis va
Siimited 70 this summer
Being acquainted With all Modern LSngzsgess our ex-
minationE are maze without an Interpreter
E7-Omoe corner Of Main and Unisa streets
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VORxkRLY 81 Spring Ridge, and recently OF Brandon
n Niss has iocafed IN Memphis 10 prHcttce the va
rsus bra1ches urufessis1 Fer the last seventeen
enrE he has de roted his attention particularly 70
uterine dseAse snd aocideuts during psrturtiO1. he
hn1 sseort.tsS rfth himself his son Dr. Holmes. Jr-
REFERS ro--Hoa- Henry S. FO0ies Charles Scott, l.
v Dixon. A N. Foute Z n Avery and John Robert
oa Presi6ent et Memphis and Little Reck Rsirosd-
OFFICE-s6s Main street Residence Court street,
beIow Third once hours to A. N. and 4 70 p. n
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HroftssIunal 6arDs.

II. H. = HI. l.. BEDFORD,
forney9 at hR W.
sHrE MkHRHIS, TBEfAEsSEE.
GFFS0H south side Court street, frst door west Of
" MsiE, up STAIRS viii prscfioc in ali the Courts Of
Memphis, tbs Elsventh Circuit and tie supreme 1no
FedersI OsurtE Al Jackson Prompt attention given 70
the ocscton a clnlns IN west Ten3sssee and North
Mtssissipud jun3-dsw6m
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DUNLAP
CHAEYBKATh SPRINGS,
Near Bolivar, Hardemln County, Tenn.

rT1HR undersizned will reopen these celebrated
SPRINGS for the second season, MONDAT.
the I0th Of Nay, having pltesd the Buildings and
Grounds IN dne conditi0n any Watering Place in
the Southwest. The Grounds have been EXTENDED Fnd
beautded with evergreen Shrub5ery the forest cleared
and graded the painted and furnished with new
cotton mattresses the Ball Room decorated and nut in
ane condition the three Ten Pin Alleys and Swings have
been pat in gosd order.
me waters, there beiug ave springsl consist Or
Chslyoeate Sulphur and Free Stone and now In abun-
dance. sufeient for 900 persons day and the eura
tive properties Of the waters for all who afflicted
with propseys Dyspepsia Running Sores. and for The
Diseases OF Females. ar0establshed ard guarantee.
The Dunlap Springs accessible BY the Mississippi
Central and Tennessee Railroad, being sltuated only
niles from Bolivar 20 from GaRd Junction and 70 rcus
Memphis By rail BACKS are running in connection iti
the from Bolivar being ozly ave hours from
Memphis 20 the Springs The Traveller Is guaranteed
against sxOrbtaut charges the fare being so cents ul
se railroad depot TO the sp ngs and 25 cents fr bas-
gage and servants
There Il slso fne running stream and exoeent 1sh-
ing grounds with carriage ruad to the creek only
quarter Of mile from the Spr gs, and a1undauce Or
/ Wild turkeys, ducks and squi-r-ls-
Prof Hessng with his hne Brass aud String Bsnd 30
enSsge sor the and VIII snlivea the guests In t'
day with Bass music, and 81 ngat with string muse
! T. c. BADELhANs
/ splf-daw4n Pr0pristor.
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Bailey Springs.

CINCE the death OF Mr. Bailey these celebrated Srings
- have been purchased By company, who have re-
0deled the entire premises built large number OF spa
eious MONS besides nany other improvements ueces-
sary for the comfort Of visitors.
with regard to the curative properties Of Bailsy
Springs their efficacy have been fairly and sstsfacto-
ry tested thousands Of instances TO render t IN
necessary the part Of the pr0pie0rs 20 say VOID
generally universally conceded that for the cure
sf the following diseases Bailey Springs are unsur-
passed BY any IN the world white Swelling, tetter
Scrodua Dropsey, Dyspersis Female Diseases as veil
all Venereal and Cutanesus Diseases Of every deer
tiOn.
warm and Cod Baths VIII Sc furnished for the Vlsi-
tors.
ne Springs are open Sumner and winter, and ne
confidence IN them is great that there are never ss
than fty visitors present They are located N Lalor
dale county Alabama miles from Forence sra are
accessible ts al sections a. regular me of
stages and hsf Ks viii TWICE DAY frvli Iuselnl-
10 the Springs cOnnec1g with the cars as hey pass
Tuscumbis each Uay- -
The locality Of the Springs unsurpassed 1ens in
pleasant and heaithy Country, with hne nsnlns aI-
hunting grounds -
large Livery Stable has been erected al the springs
and every description of vehicles always Be had
Fen-pln Alleys Billiard Tables. and every descrq on
/ Of Amusement may be found on the premises
Cotflion and Dancing Parties given regularly sums
the week.
/ A Band Of Music has been ENGAGED for the season
No tdsrt will be spared the part of the prepriatois
| 70 render visitors comfortable and az enable
/ Ap2s-tf EfL1s. CONNER CO
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NOTICE.

nR J. n SLEDGE has returned from New lorkg
" ncter abse1oe Of nine mOnths, and has eneSteo
some Astoundirg cures IN that city he has taken an
oMoe No 81 NOnrUe street between Main and beccno
strsets snd viii The practice Of Medicine, where
he has hts oelebrsted Compounds All oaDs al
tendeN TO- day night. "A he intends loeatns perA-
nenfy In ksDphis and from the great success he has
had II the trea snt Of the various diseases he thinks
be shoald have liberal pstEonags from the citizens Of
Hsuphis -e jzns-diy
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DR, LANES mi. KELLER,

n RESPECTFULLY osrs his professional services 70 the
n citizens Of Memphis and It's vicinity
Hs residence Is Mccall street next 70 that Of A.
q. Deagiass-
One IN 9reenlsv's Building Main str0st South Of
Union second or where be may be found Al AL hsrra
49,. ,-,,ee.-so-sliv -r~,red fuuI7-dfy
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GARLAND & RANDOLPH,
mn uIHOEMES. SEN.

hrTORNETs AT Law Little Rock. Arksnsss- The
"A unssttied law business Of Pike, Pike Cumninss
Cunmias Gna Cuzmins Garland IS in onr hsnds % be
sst.16--d - iuu9-a6m
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admIuIstratOr's Notice.

. ~ Deo.uber Tern, 1887. q the County Court o.
sssIhx Oouutg Tennessee the undsrHigned took out
sdminissrstion upon the estate Of IhOn AZ
t.esed. An persons indeoteo 70 sela eel..e
Uwn-d and settle the sa1e; and Al psrsons
= arssnst sasd estate viii present them q
1robsssd within the tine presSribe1 ~
they VII Be bsrroc-
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%. p 0RNE,S LAND OFFICE.

n EosEBY HUNTS BLOCK No. ie /; Lands IN the
M ChickAsaw and River eouatiess IN mississippi
An Mississippi and Arksusas Oty Lots In
proved srd unimproved In Memphis and subzros, al
ways on hand and for sale. .ap1I-D
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AND TENNESSEE
@M@ - = e
r A IL r o A ID
Cuarcr nT SCurnurr

ON and after WEDNESDAY, February ,. 1897, the
~ Trains this road vii follows, Sundays
excepted: }
The Nal and Passenger Train viii leave Panoa daily at
Z A NJ. and arrive At Memphis Ef 10 A. N.
Returning leaves Memphis al ?. ~, and arrives Al
Pamela At 8 P. n.
The RreiEht and Accommodation Fran leaves Memphis
daily at $50 A. NJ and arrives at PAnolA at II A n
Returning, leaves Panoia a y NJ and arrives a.
Memphis 81 P. a.
Prisons travelling on the hsr Train can spend nve
hours IN Memphis and return on the same day.
PASSENGER Train makes direct connection a. Memphis
with the Memphis and Chsrleston Railroad going Bast
ana the Memphis aud Ohio Railroad going N8rth.
The Freight and Accommodation runs in connection
with Stages and from the following pases Oakland,
Preston and Grenada, there making Connection with
Stages through Carruol and Lexington thence 10 the
pOrtheru termin The NssisEtnr n@ntra Rsira.d
Through Tickets for Grsnafs can Be obtained at the
Memphis Depot
Ths Is much the shortest route. and passengers lesy
ing Mephis By the morning arrive at Grenada the
sane evening, having daylight the whole way.
W. NEWELL,
- grr-a- NJ fenfau
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Great Daily Southern Route.

EIsTTTz57s-75-7 '75=z5Tl55 5E-7l77 ezsz1sa ElI
TIHBOUGH from Yicksburg, Mississippi. 10 New Or
leans, Louisiana, In fourteen hours and bali, o
way OF the S0athern and the New Orb Jackson and
Crest Northern Railroad. The cheapest and most ex
pedftious route from Vicksburg 70 New Orleans
Hereafter the passeRger train viii lesve Ficksburs
daily 81 10 arriving at Jackson and connecting
with the train from NeE Orleans for Canton AZ 53S
M aud arriving at Brandon al 6-f5, connecting
with the dsily line OF stages for Montgomery, Ala
leaving Brandon Al 80 A. NJ arriving a. Jackson
and connecting with the train from Csntn for New Or
sans at $50 A NJ and reaching Yicksburg al II O'Clock
A.. n.
Orlsans viii Vcksburg daily Sundays excepted, 81
O'Clock A.. n arriving at jackson a2d connecting with
the train Castor for New Orleans at $50 A n.
Leaving Jackson and oonnectinG with the Train from
New Oresns for Canton at SIS n, and arriving At
vieksbu's Hts.s5 P. n. q WILLIAhs,
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~ IA a IL ~ ~ - ~
THIS Road runs from wheeling to Baltimore, ts7s
niiesl and to washinzton ZOO miles, and presents
the fullest advantages both freight and passenger
line II runs through wild and romsntie rsos ei -
equipped and carefully managed, Is one Of the most al
t-actve and safest Railroads IN the United States ne
Central Ohio RAirosd from Columbus md SanesvtletI
wheeling anites this road with all portions Of the Wes
TIE ONLY THROUsH FIcKETs Prom MEMPHIS,
LOUIsvILLE and ST. LOUIS to the NATIONAL Ne
rRoPoLIs sold By this road, Which runs direct q
wsshinEton without ne DELAY o. passing through sa,
It also the only line BY which baggage can be
checked 70 Washington from the OHIO river.
6rBy tse MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, take the NAL
steamers running daily for Louisville o0nleetng there
with mail steamers or Jsfarsonvls Railroad for Cncin
natl where they arrive as TO connect with the cars Of
Little Miami Railroad for Columbus, oonnectng thsre
Eith Central OHIO Rairosd through Newark and LAnss
vile, % Wheeling. By the express train Of this route
the time Om CtncinnAt 70 BatmOrs and to Washington
EBs sue 70 ssE for tiehsts By Baltimore ard ohi0
TS.p.sse1@er. froa Memphis votnS East thrssEh So
Louis can buy TArouh Tekets By the Baltimore ane Oelo
Railroad. This route lays throush vincsnnes IersS
,asspoli' &C. % Rs.ss Iess cosnections
are all direct and the time from St Louis % baslos
washington Is but about q hozrs IarSas5 p.
By this route may Be had Of the Agent unasf nc fA
ter's House st the following rAtes: From 81 Louis 70
Balfimcrs cas-; % vsshingtoa S2e. ,. :,
an. R.Itirore nd ohio Rsrosd wArh leave three tines
daily for Baitinore, washngton, Ph4depnia and New
T-S T6rsrh Ia rs OF II hours, lneluding st0ppages-
- ..sstv suea regularity beauty of ihe country, and
general comfort this read s second to none In the Union
TRETGHTS = mis- csmpany possesses the largest
,sia,s5 a. .av Rarosa in The United states and L
prepared DO immense business IN transportation.
me r0sd makes Immediate connection at the wharves and
IN the streets Baltimore with the Railroad 70 Phade
phia snd- New YORK. steamers Of Ericsson and BALTIi
| moRE STEAMSHIP Lines, BY Canal and Sea 70 NeS
York and b new Merchants and Aners Line . Boston
steamers % Norfolk, Charleston, savannah, &c. FO
particulars freight tariff copies Of which may be has
of the Forwarding Houses N the west, ok J. B. FORD
Receiving and Forwarding Ass2s st Ehesli1S; ns,nv
N A.
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VIZ. 5. woopsIDs.

M88lcr O 1nsp0rIlIIon5 baILllllT1.
THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders to stop a
any point and resume their seats st pleasure may os
parchas1d At the Compauy's Oncss No. 10 Ienerson
fune16-fv WM. NORM. Agent.
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nisSOImfiOn

rr1HE srm Of YI.aUREcY, COOPER LAKE, y
II this day dissolved By mutual con ents sn7 h.-'
lne hiln WI 80 y f JN0 g. FLOURNo1,
n T. COOPER f.r
- ..,s ot n W LBAKE.
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PARIS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY.
Notice.

sHE subscriber having purobased the lht'Isst uI q
i partners In the late hrm os Fiournoy, Cooper
Ie.fe. viii coatinue the WHOLESALE GR0CKk1,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS IN ais
own name and for his account and respeetiny ~
cits The Of the od cust,ers ana nis
sr;snas SenersliTs mo. G. FLoUREoY, q
..faesnfs -..- le6 Main street
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CAIRO AID NEW ORLEANS.
NORTH AND EAST.


At Chicago eonnscting with Michigan Central Cars,
leaving the sane depot for Dstro4t, NIAGARA Pals
Rochester. Albany. New York Boston and all Eastern
and Atlantic Cities. Only two changes Of cara from
Cairo 10 NtsEara an1 three frsm Cairo 20 Albany and
four from Ca % New YORK Time froz Cairo % New
York. - hours Connects at Sandovsl with OhiO a1d
Aslssppi Rsiiroad from ST. L8uis and Tincennes al
Pana with trains o. the Terra HsEte Alton and s..
LOais Railroad, 70 IndaDapois Louisville and Cneta
ats At Decatur, with main line Bxpress for Galena
had Dunieith-the latfer conne1tfng with trains 70
sprngfed Naples Rock Island Burlington and Quincy.
All trains from Cairo connect a. SzndOvHi with the
OHIO AID Mississippi trains for st. Louis and Cinein
natl
The Illinois Central Railroad Company have Added 70
their Rolling Stock twenty superb ststeroou Sleeping
cars each OF which vii eJmfortAbly berth atty passen
gers.
ThrOuSh Tickets,
Either by SfsGnbOa 50. Lsuis and thence By Rail
road orts Cairo, and sace By RGitTOed 10 sAPOtats
NORTH
Eoo for year and allowing holders 70 stop at any
point and heir seats at pleasure and all infor
nation respec Ing the route be procured on appa
ton al the Compsny's O,e IS Jersou street doors
east Of the CommeTcial Hotel Memphis.
WILLIAM NORM, Agent,
For Illinois Central and Ohio sad Mississippi Railroads.
and Railroad Lire of Steamers. mari4-Iy
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Summtr 8ttrrats.
GraysonS Springs,
Ke1ltlECk.N,

TIHE undersigned, having undertakes the entire nan
Il agement Of GraysOn Springs a. . Watering place.
would announce 10 his old patrons that be always
ready 20 entertain visitors from the lst 8f MsT TN
LIST CT Ocobr and feeling grstefu former patrun-
bestowed on Grayson, trusts hat he VII merit
continuance of the sane.
Piedging myself that the entire establishment at Gray
shall Be In psrfsct order the reception Of visitors
With good stewards, meat ami pastry cooks, and polite
servants hope 10 give gene al satisfaction 10 the eat
ing line.
and ny Bar shall be sspped with the best Old Ken
tucky well IS Foreign Liquors Cigars & c. and
agreeable bar keeper.
Ny Stable shall be vel supp Piled with pr0veEder and
careful Ostlers.
lis wztering-psce IS situated IS miles south o. Lou
isvlle in Grayson county, and 25 miles from Elizabeth
town at which place daily line Of stages from rays0u
Springs conn cts with the L1ulsvile and Nashville
Railrosd and = miles from Mammoth Cave o0mmun ca
ton By stage.
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Rnaunr Dom 01.iun.s
Hickman County, Tenn.

hickman County, Nenn-
FORTY MILES WEST OF COLUMBIA.
Change Of PrOp,ietOrship and Management
THIS eslsbratsd Watsriag-PIsee, having been pr
IL chased BY the subscriber, has been thoroughly re-
paired and renovated wiz be opened for the reception of
visitors On the
TW N tt ct IN OF Ii - y
The late prop ietors having disposed q their entire in
terest the springs. the subscriber, assisted By Mr.
Keller vii the entire aRsgement q the esiae-
shment and neither pains eXptRse VII Be spared %
render Dam Of the most pleasant and cofort
able watering-p'a-es in the south vest.
ACCOMMODATIONS, &C.-rhe build ngs have ST
placed excslleut repair, ard many Improvements
added that FOUR HUNDRED visitors can Be aocou1-
viii be s5uadsntly suppisd and viii Be 1E 70 these Of
drsi-class hotels.
THEWATBRS-The waters at Beaver Dam consist q
white Grey Red and Slack Sulphur Chaybeats proven
b. analysis to be the strongest In the State and the best
OF FreestOne Ead Limsstons.
MEDlJA ATTENDAHCE-The subscribsrf who has
been for the last ten years, eaged N the practice q
medicine in North Alabama ard Memphis, can BE- COM
manded At al hours by visitors who nay chance % need
his services ply siciaa.
MEANS OF ACCESS TO BEAVER DAh-Fhere are
three routes 70 these Springs al Of which IN me re-
pair. lie Of coaches viii from Columbia three
times week and passengers vii thrOugh fr8m thar
place CAV, and pass of the nest roads In
the State. Arrangements have been made 81 Britts
preaching that direction m md ready conveyance
70 the Springs.
AMUsEMRNTs, &C-visitors viii dad at Beaver Dam
a large Ball 2oom. Ten-Pin Alleys, &C. hne trout
stream the place and deer IN great abundnee
may be found in the immediate vicinity
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M ORVTLLE ER. EARLY

J
TTAvIE6 located permanently IN Memphis offers his
prcfessonal services Its citizens and perssns IN
e surrou1dng country. Special attention win be given
q Obststrioal and al diseases Of women and ch
dren.
Rssidence on the corner Of Hernando street ana
BrOwn's Aveuue- onoe, IS Madison street Dy2 iy
.. Knox WALKEk---..---------- L. A-COhAiCO-
rTTALKER E'oOENICo Lasyers, Memphis, Ten
w nessse. Once, No. q sOEih side Court Square.
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WIN. r ARICK

T. u. YEEGER---Jso. c. FARRISsToE..-o- TERsER
YeFger. Harrington g. Yerger.
ATrOREEKs AT Law, MEMPHIS TENN.
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RATES or CHARGEs

Per "
Children under ten years Of 50
Servants or all u
liberal deduction viii b made in the above rates
when families remain month during the season
REFERENsEs-Gen. Hinton, Jackson, Mss Joseph
Cox. Esq. Selma, Ala Dr. Dtwetss Jackson, Kiss
John ". Lapsly. Selma, Ala. Ne 3. so Princes
TuscsIeosa, Ala. DIS. ". d. 3 F. NeWsuui, Tus-
cunbia Ala. u Q. Gsllaway, G. P, Foute Zee a D.
Small E-q, Memphis, Tenn A. n. LOOney, ESQ, Co
iumbis Tern THOS. p. KELLER.
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A TELEGRAPH.-A meeting was held at
Camden few days ago, at which resolutions
were adopted 10 take immediate measures to
erect a telegraphic line from that city to Mon
roe. I,a.-Moaticello Sage
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-23
IovrI0V HARPER.

RzEETIsS, Bolivar County, Mississippi General Land
II AGENT for Arkansas ard Mississippi.
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