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DIR. 3. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and AccOucheT,
'iOa streei, besVeen Nan and SeOood,

MEMPHIS, TBEE.
Omos hours from 10 o'coct, A.. NJ, and from 10 {
o'clock, Pm.
UVHANKFUL for the kind patronage heretofore
tended 70 me, take pleasure 70 inform my CUSTOM
er snd the public IN general that Il e ny intention
70 leave this city, has been reported and that an
ever ready 70 attend 70 all Of internal and external
diseases and that prepared 10 undertake the most
uncut operations and accouchmcnts and that DO not
ss eaorse OF any preparation Of mercury n diseases
Whatcver-
secret diseases are crrsd IN ny method, n such
manner Es Dot ts interfere with she business Of The
ffent and that Dc not any mercury IN TIE treat
ment OF the same,
For the following RheumAtsm Arthritis, Neurslgia,
Nervous Hesdache ard Toofhace Paralysis Dyspepsia,
gorpidty the liver, Spinal Curvature and Neaknef
Uterine Diseases, BipPs, Tun0r Albus or White Swell
InE Deafnssa vel al diseases Of tn Eye and Ear
Asnorrhoe1 Ohlorosis Steriiity spermAtorrhoeA, &C.
A. o. any disease that require entire reguston q
fhe fuid and nervous sF6te the Hagneto-Eectris
trestmsnt which is universally known fo1 rs prnctca-
hllify
After prsctics of ten years STAT Physician ant
Dre-tor Of several hospitals IN Germany. and eigh
vsars practice IN United States ny reputation a.
Pbystcan Surgeon Ead AcooucheT Is su1cse1iy eatAb
6sssszsvIy DB. B. L. L1sxY,
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DUNLAP
CHAEYBRATh SPRINGS,

near Bolivar, HarQeman county, Tenn
THE undersigned win reopen these celebrated
Il SPRINGS for the second season, MONDAY.
the i0th Of Nay, having placed the BlildinEs and
Grounds In dne condition any watering Place N
the Southwest. The Grounds have been EXTENDED and
oeAuidd with everEreea shrubbery the forest cleared
aRi graded the rooms painted and furnished Win new
cotton mattresses the Ball Room decorated and put In
ane condition the three Ten Pin Alleys and swings nsvs
been put In sSsd order.
The waters there being I've Springs consist Of
Chsybeats Sulphur and Free Stone and aow in abun-
dance, sucient for 900 persons day and the cura-
tive properties Of the for s Who are sicted
with propsey Dyspepsia Running Sores. and for the
Diseases Of Females. established ard guarantees.
The Dunlap Springs accessible BY the Mississippi
Central and Tennessee Railroad, being situated only
miles from Bolivar, 70 from GraEd Junction and 70 fm
Memphis D. rail Hacks running in connectCn win
the from Bolivar, being 0Ey I've hours from
Memphis 70 the Springs The traveller ls zuarantisd
against exorbtant charges, the fare being 50 cents
the railroad derO 70 the Springs and 25 for bag
gage and servants.
There Is also dne runuug stream and excellent s b.
Ing grounds, with a carriage road 70 the creek. only
quarter OF mile from the SprilEs and a5undanes Of
Wild turkeys, ducks and squirr-is.
Prof Hsssing with hts ane Brass ard String Band Is
engsge TIRE and vii enlivsa the guests tha
day with Bass music and at night with String music
:. o. EADELMAN,
I'm
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A TTOREEY AT Law, Memphis Tenn Oeaoe on
~ Main street IN GreenlAE's Building bstEeen Uniou
and Gayeso streets nov3-d1y
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THE SPHEREOTYPE.

sYRElstest and By far the most important tnprove-
rncnt In Photography Is the recently patented pic
ture known the SPHEREOTTPE, which IS not only
and unlike any Of It's predecessors, bat greay So
perior 70 all ne Spherectype s proof against TINE
AIR and wATER and FOR richness Of tone, Esrntn ei
expression and dstlnctness has no equat-n faet the
iuson 4 such that the picture or Image, seems
81 IN air entirely lndependsnt Of the back gro1na
Fur his pcture have the exclusive rsnt isr hen
uhis specznenscan be In Gallery, Enere PIC
ures also taken N the various syes y oof
PROF. REMINGTON,
ho oonbnes tie Chemist with the Artist Enicn ena-
slss ain Il an times 70 Rrcance superior Pictures
a.-a.s No. Cark's Marble Block
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--'A@ K FotToa.--.sssss-PHIEkAs T schuess-
P0STOX & SCRUGGS,
AFfOEne eys at Law,
MEMPHIS, TBEE.
oFFIoE-Ss. 80 Court Square, soutA sl5e.
TITILL give thsi- iou. attsn0n to professional bush
w In ne several Courts cg The city OF Memphis
~ Eleventh Judicial Cirea c. Tennessee and Of Horth
Mississippi. ssb7s-sm
DIR W. z. ROGERS,
nFFBRs his professional services 70 tue cltsens OF
" NenRhiS Once, S9uLh side Of Court square Res
t1ence A. A o Ha-ris' Jerl2-6m
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T. D. Mo-

r. T. D. Moseby, having returned to this
city under indictment of the Grand Jury, for
embeEzlement Of State Bonds in the Office Of
the State Comptroller, appeared before Judge
Turner yesterday morning, and was recognized
in the sum Of 1000 for himself and securities,
for bis appearance to answer at tie next term
of the Criminal Coutt.-NashvilIS UAioR, June
iiA
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Beaver Dam Springs.

FORTY NILES WEST OF COLUMBIA
Change Of PrOprietOFship and Management
THIS Celebrated WstsriDs-Pace, having been par-
Il chased Dy the su5serioer, has been th0r5ughiy
yatre4 and sn0xssd WI b sssasa for ths reception %
visitors on tie
Tw entieth or III Rys
Tne late prop istors having disposed Of their entire IN
erest 10 The spring. the subcrber assisted by Mrs.
kelsr III afsuDe the entire cement q ths estab
shment and uethsr pains eHps III Be spared 70
rndsr Beaver Dam cns u the noel pleasant and comfort
able Watering-p aees In the Southwest
ACCOhHODATIONs &C.-The build ngs have al
been placed IN excseut repair znd many mpr0vsnenta
added- 80 that YOUR HUEDkED visitors can BE- acc0m-
modaed with every eelfort snd conVerenos he taos
m be so1rdsnfy supplied and win be equal 70 those of
drsf-ciass b0tels
THs WATERs-The waters ct Beaver Dam consist q
White Grey Red and Black Sulphur Chaybeate fprovel
By anAysis 70 be tbe the State and the best
Of Freestone azd Limssfore.
MBDl JAL ArTzHDANCE-The subscriber, Who has
been FOR the last zen years engaged he Drsece q
medclce In Horth Alabama and Memphis. be con-
mADdsd at al hours - visitors Who may chance 10 need
bis services a physician.
MEANS or ACCESS TO BEAVER DAN-Tbers
three routes 70 these springs an OF Uhch IN me
pair line of coaches viii run from Columbia thres
times week End passengers vii through fron that
place day. and pass of the dnest roads In
the STATE Arrangements have been made at Britrs
Landing the Tennessee river. by Whch visitors sp-
groaehing from that direction VII ana ready o0nveJanos
70 the Springs.
AMUSEMENTs, &C-vlsitors win fad At Beaver Dam
large Ball Room. Ten-Pin Alleys, &C. A dns trout
strsm the place and deer n great abundanes
may Be found IN the immediats vicinity
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Asvs wish to ard p.trcnEe southern lite
rsfure and enterprise, vii publish on m'derae terms
Of our Universities Colleges and Scho
M me South tAstefuy Illustrated and neatly printed
ene oored psptr Atachsd to each number Of the Mag
szine Those wishing th-ir 70 aoTeer IN
ne ar, puaber viii please forward their favors without
fnrtbe- aelar my21-otwaw
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Drs. Brock & Spiegel

TAVE associated themselves for the purpose Of prae
ID ticing medicine IA sT CHRONIC diseafes. We
would the attention Of iuvslirs TO the numerous
cures we have, ard are making in Memphis, among
which will Be found Cancers permanently cured without
the use Of cAtsTIC KNIFE, OLD Sores, Sorotuia,
white Swelling syphilis, Dropsey Gravel rheumatism
Dyspeps Liver, Lungs, Eyes and every variety OF tne
diseases Of the Wonb radically cured.
DR.. D. 8. BROCK
has devoted much time and expense IN collecting al The
v.iusble medical experiences and pts that existed
with North and South American lndisns inc udng
ths FARfCA OF the Tnchao, Of hahue, and the Malay
Te-ds4ma-ka Of he 6dsarsng, OF Surabaya with the
practical medical knoEedge Of oV thousand B0tau-
icai Plants Barks, Roots and HERBS.
those wishing to avs themselves Of the services Of
Dr. Brock Informed t1at his stay IN memphis VII
be limited TO this summer.
Being scquajn,ed with al Modern language, ouf ex-
admissions are mae without an Interpreter.
Es-Omee corner OF Main and Unisn Streets
FrTt-dar-1y
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DIR. TH0Ss TATE
nFFERS his services 70 the ctiIens OF Aenpnts and
vicinity. once on corner ef Second aRd washing
aoa st-eets msr2i-1y
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VOLUME IX.---NUMBER rs.
Sumner Rftrfats.
Bailey Springs.


ClINCB the death OF Mr. Bailey these ceebrated Springs
- have beea purchased b. a company, who bave re-
o3ele the entire premises built number q gpa
ci0us rooms, besides other improvements neccs
sary FOR the comfort OF visitors
with regard 20 The curative properties of Baliey
Springs their cacy have been fairly and satisfaco
ry tested In thousands % Instances 70 render t
Necessary the part Of be prop ietors say word
70 heir virtues Suce Il TO say, however that t s
generally rot universally conoeded that for the cur8
of the fslloEinE diseases. Bailey SPRINGS unsur-
passed By any 10 the World white Swelling, Tettors
Serehua, Dropssy, DyspeE sis Female Diseases, ss vel
all vsnereal and Cutanesus Diseases Of eTer desip
ton
warm and Cold Baths viii be furnished for he visi
tors.
ne 51rinEs open Summer and winter and tha
confidence In them il grsat that there never less
than nfy visitors present They located n Lauder
dale county Alabama nine miles from Florencs and
now most accessible . al sections, regular line q
stages ard hsrks viii run TWICE DAY from ruscum-
ba 70 The Springs, counecDg with thccars a. they pass
Tuscumbis each uay.
The locality Of the SPRINGS unsurpassed being IN
pleasaSt and healthy esuntry, with hns ashing and
hunting grounds
large Livery Stable has been erected the Springs,
ard every description OF vehicles siwsys Be- had.
Ten-Dn Alleys Billiard Tables and every description
o. auussmeut nay BE- found on the premises
Cotlion and Dancing Parties sivsn regularly duruE
the week.
A Band OF Music has been engaged for The season.
No 8rt viii Be spared the part o. the pr0prasOrl
70 render vbltors o0mfortabe and az efabls
Ep2s-tf EtLls, CONNER q co.
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SvBgEsrIoN oF A PAEHDENTIAt TickET.
The Columbus, Georgia; Daily Ssa nomihates
South Carolina, for Vice President, 1860.
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KATKs or OHARsBs.

fer WeeE 81 %
Children under ten years Of 50
ocrNdhts Ct al "
LIBERAL dednciion VII BE- made IN The above rates
when families remain one month during the seaso1-
REFERENs Es-Gen. Hinton, Jsckson, Miss Joseph
Cox, Esq. Selma, Ala Dr. DeEefs, Jsckson, ss. )
John ". Lapsly Selma, Ala Me-srs = 40 Prince,
ruscaioosa, Ala Drs ". n. ?. NeEsum, Tus-
cumhla, Ali Q. GailAEays G. P. Fouts. Esq h D.
Small Esq., Memphis, Tenn. A. n. Looney, $50 Co
iumbia, Tern THOS. p KELLER.
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House Mover and Raiser

I DO respectfully inform the ci'iEens Of Msm- -
Il phis and the surrounding country that I an I7ss3
prepared with the necessary and fixtures ll1I
10 Move Raise Lower and 5traighteu Bufldfnrs ...A
OF descriptions. Persons wanting work doae In that
ne viii dnd Il % their interest 70 can on ne AZ nv
place residence % Main and OFsrton strssfs
Memphis. WILLIAM BOOTH.
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TORMsRLY 81 Spring Ridge, and recently OF Brandon
II Mss, has located in Memphis TO practice the Va
rious branches urufesE5n Fer the last
years be devoted his steuton particularly
uterine diseases accidents during pErurition. He
has 9 socistld with himself hts Dr. Holmes Jr.
REFERs To-H0n. Henry POOte, Charles Scott, l.
v Dixon, A n Foute, n Avery and John Robert
s0n President OF Memphis and Little Rock RAiro1d.
OFFICERS Main street Resioencr Court street.
below Third. once hours to A n. and 70 8 P. n.
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SANTA ANNA resident Of st. Thomas has
announced in Cuba that Gen. Santa Anna had
purchased an elegant residence in the first
named island, for which be paid $4,000 cash.
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FARSI ReCelUed,

rlER sseauaers Ingomar Editor, Alvin Adams ana H.
r. W. Bill:
Suxar-Fair Prir1e ard Choices
sursr-Crushcd and Powdered;
WoIssses-Barrels and halvesj
Golden Syrup, Rio ccdee;
~ geTrings; Macrsrel In bb,s. and kits;
TobsSco and Cigar star ca1dles;
Txtra ST. Louis Flour
Raeon Hams sides and Shosldcrs;
an - vsi,h ,i Be sold at the lowest etsh prices.
A. - mo. G. FLOURS0Y,
Successor TO Fiournoy, COopsr and Leake,
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JACOB BECnTOLD.

ITJTT7fTI
nGeEaPhd9, Tenn.
nEAIKR IN Ale Porter Cider and Wines Of all kinds,
nanufacttred by the most celebrated establishments
fp the United states. For sale, Wholesale or Retail
r nv iong txperenoe IN the business Twelve yoars a
hich has been - the city a Nsmphs) Is tar yseif
Win the zusrrity hsvs had from ny Old eus1oz1lrs
nat NY exeztzns hsvs beep sppretsted ny ten.
tulyso csviy |AOos saOhlVLD'
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The following is copy of the Proclamation
prepared by the President, to be issued in Utah
Territory:
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nj ORVILLER, EARLY


4 TAvTEG locsted psrna1e1tly In Memphis, offers h. .
F professional to It's citizens and persons 4,
ne surroundsag oou1try. Special attention viii be 3
70 obststrical cases and all diseases Of and
aren.
Rssidenoe on the corner Of HernHndo -. -,
B-own's Avenue. Once, IS KadisoH street - -
J.. KNOX rs~os.st-o
TTTALTKR & K'OOEEIOo, LaEys = ,,.,-..,,. =
w Bessee. once, No. 81 south - Ss.,t- 80.
apis "-
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SYPHILIS, ETC.
DURING Dr. 6ibsrs absence from this section Of the
Union certain persons have 10 the great oetrment or
many Of thoe who have employed them, attempted 70
initiate him protesting TO have thorouEh know edge OF
his rsrsdes and mode OF Treatment The puhlicis here
By notified that Dr. Gilbert has speethe remedy for
any disease that his hes been almost wholly
owing 70 his personal stl and experi nee and that tae
iudicous OF eaustic applications requires fully as
much professional acT ard experience as does the
successful use Of surgical instruments.
Pamphlets OF testimonials, &c, for gratuitous ostr'
button may be had rersonsi app iestion OF oy aa-
drrssinz DRS. s 7 GILBERT,
my2s-da9Im a3O Main st. Greenlav's Building.
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PARIS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY.
wholesale and Retail
MANDATORY,
NJ az Trov,f Rnru

HANKFUL to his friends and the public for the verJ
liberal patronage extended 70 him for the sst twelve
years n. LOUIS hONTEDONICO begs leave TO inform
the citizens Of Memphis and vicinity thst he viii cn-
stanty keep hand large assortment Of the best i'm
ported Wines-Ciaret Fort, Madeira White, Sei also,
scotch Ale and on1cn Porter ALSO the best Brandies,
warranted 20 be pure and genuine
n. L. koNTEDosTCO alEays keeps en- hand great
variety OF Fancy Candies and Toys, assortment OF
stick Candy Prunes In iars and boxs Rasins, Grapes
every kind Of Fruits and Nuts, Pickles. IOostars, SAr-
dimes Olives French and Englsh Mustard, sugar, IN
and boxes Carscao, Martshino Old Wines Ginger,
Preserves Savannah New York snd Boston Preserves
Catsdp Pepper Sauce Choeoate Cordisis syrups Mac
car0ni veTmaceHi the best Havana Cizars and great
many other articles too numerous 70 mention, now Of
ferec for sale very low either by wholesale or retail
He would be glad % wait his cid customers sDd ~
many new ones as may call upon him, promising them
genuine articles and good bargains mY2-iy
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&c twics week, &C so 90
n ro squares. rsnswsbss vsskiy, Per Ennuz, 50 %
~ An advertisencnts required % Be Kept o. second
eass, cHARsED As NEW EACH DAY and On thir1 page,
~, Advsrsiseme1ts directed 70 be displayed set IN
AHrge type, chArEed DOUBLE rates.
~ TesEiy advertisers vi Be charged extra ro-
pms Epece CONTRACT and when LARGE TTPE
qus< 70 6e ussd the sdvsrtsenenf ksp On inside of
~ Ys.r,y savsrsis.rs win be charged extra at rexul,r
ntSs for wants, Rents, RsnOvsls oOPartnership No
sifoes To Consumes, sc.
~ TRAEsIEsT ADVEHTrsrEs susr BE PAID Foa
N No advertisement WI appear IN the weekly paper
gnlsss By special contract.
n AdFersemenfs % be inserted IN the weekly paper
eaiy irregular iHtrvSls IN either Of the papers, VII
tsehArsSe 81 per squHre for every insertion
ui11e oncss, IS each 70 be paid IN advance In ~
~ An Advertisements for ohEritsbls InstItut ms
~ N.TriscSs sas Deaths are published a, nev-s -,
o6fuEres Tributes q Respect and Funeral Inv thiiars
gother sdvcrtisemeats. YVES
~ An IaEs and Transient Aavertissue 4. -,,u n.
R- Editorial Sstioss IN Local Column .,ns.,.,...
tents per line. rm D 50
N Nc aedu0sOn or TariasiOa VII :. 40, ,,., ,,,
E'oLAEAHAE. TR' ,
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Yerger. FART 80, = Ysrper.
4TrORNEYs A as ION .
.-O'-''A - law. NEEPHIs, TENN.
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TTYHE gsnuiqe highly CONCENTRATE BrFRHkVs'S
Il HOLLAND BlTTERS Is pul up n half pint bottles
only, and reailed At dollar for single bottles ne
great demand for this truly ceebra ed medci1e has in
duced many iEtators which the public should guard
tgsinst puTchasspg.
Ash for BG2uAVE'5 HaLLAED BIfTERs manu-
i1stured By BsniamiTi Page. r., Co, of Pittsburzh
Pa and see that q sr name Is the lane o every o
tie. BBNJAMiS PAGE. JR- 4 CO.
Manufacturing Pharmzesutf7t and Chemists
ap13 pittahurah
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DR. JAMES N. KELLER,

n RESPECTFULLY oers his professional services the
~ citizens of Memphis and Its vicinity.
His residence Is hoCau street, next 10 that Of A.
b. Douglass
one IN Greeuisws BunotDgs Main street, south Of
un5 second or where be may Be found at All hours,
- lrr-Il
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.M 10 AnICK

y 49, a keitV1r OJu3ty. Mississippi 6enefAi Land
No. TT Arkansas Ard Mississirpi.
hs- -KENcEs.-GsT. n. s, koste, Memphis: Brooke
= setes VicksbzrE. ap21-d6u
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The DEBATE N THE SENATE YESTERDAY.
Senator Mallory, from the Committee on Ma
val Affairs, reported an amendment to the Ma
val Appropriation bill, which led to lively de-
bate. The amendment authorized the construc-
tion Of ten steamships Of various capacities and
sizes. Senator Hale thought that six Of the
smaller class would be sufficient.
Senator Bell foreibly backed up the Naval
Committee, well remarking that, if the speech
es recently made were not bravado, it was in
dispensable that additions should be made to
the Navy. Senator HuRter, seeing the delay
the amendment would entail on bis appropTia-
tion bill, advocated a separate bill for the pro
posed incrsases and the debate was vigorously
carried on by the Senators Toombs, Brown,
Hammond, Douglas, and others. Hale's mo-
tion was nesativec by-yess %, nays 81. An
amendment offered by Senator Clingman, for
the construction Of twenty gunboats, was Te-
jected-yess -, nays 81.
A proposition by Senator Green, virtually
authorizing the issuing Of letters of msTque
and reprisal against Great Britain, was, after
debate, rejected-yeas 6, nays 40. And at last
Mallory's amendment, cut down to five slOops-
of-war, was passed Wash. Slater, JuAs 8.
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nissnluiiOn.

THE Arm Of FLaURNOY, COOPER LEAks, !,
Il this DAY dissolved BY mutual oon.ent, tne name "
AN' n''" "Ai - ,JNO. q. FLOURNOTs
Mt. COOPER,
- - r " IBAKB.
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intelligence OFFICE.
GENERAL ADVERTISING AND COL
LECTING AGENCY.
MERRIAA = CO

No. 3 HOWARD's Row
TTkyIFG established ourselves In the above business
II We respectfully solicit the patronage Of the eonma-
nifty. -. -. -
keep constantly oa hand ane and select stock OF
Ncuvslettes, Periodicals &C. n
- Refer 70 Jas B. Merrimsn. Wn. Fsrk5 T. = -.
rice Rev Dr. Bar6ee, Archibald Wright, tsg., sNJr'
Jno A. Nooe WorIsy Patterson, NJ @ sAii@ 20 -, :.
D. stickney Bulletin Company, MoClAnsnAn' 9s
Dill
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK

PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.
TINS Railway, fully and newly squpped, and passing
thr0agh beautiful and healthy c8uutry sfisrs 70
travellers from the Mississippi valley route thres hun-
dred miles shorter and possessing greater dispatch and
cumfurt than any other 70 the 3 AST and NORTH
schedule Of the Post Once Bpsrtment delays are per-
mittei, and a saving effected Of Il hours.
Passing through Slave Territory ample security Is A.
forded for the eonyeyanes Of servants.
At Dalton, Ca choice Of R0utes is odsred-by con-
tinuOus railway through Georgia, South Carslins and
North Carolina 70 RiehmCnd By the Great MetroPo
tan Line through East Tennessee and virginia 70 KnoT
VILE LynehouTg, Richmond, and all the oelebrated
virginia springs
4t TOO P. N. stoDping Al al statijus.
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Memphis
DAILY Except Sundaysl At Las, P NJ, for Junction
with te Mississippi Central and Tsnnessee Central
Rafroads, Ssmervile and intermediate sta Ions.
TRAINS CONNECT-At Grand Junction with ths
Mississippi Central Railroad 70 Holly Springs, Oxford,
Grensda, Canton, Jackson, etc, and with the Msss
sppi and Tennessee Central RsirOad to Bolivar Jackson
etc.
At Pocshontas with tn ueckly line Of Coaches 70
Ripley, Pontotoe, Aberdeen, ard Columbus, Mss
Al Iuka, with daily line Of four-horse Coaches
through Absrceeu, Columbus, to the northern
minus Of the Noble and Ohio Railroad.
Through tickets good until use-Eith the privilege o.
stopping a. any point desired SID at the GEEERAE
TICKET OFFIcE, Commercial Hste and At the Madison
Esch passenger win be allowed one hundred psu1ds oi
baggage; no article viii be carried baggage nat "a
Incident to the person Of the passenger In
loss the Company viii hold themselves responsiole for
! xnaount not exceeding sioo.
| Negross Whe1 trzveiiug alone, must have a permit
naming TIE point 70 which ihe to go and speefyns
that they travel by railr ad they Wl not b
carried No ticket viii sold them nor wiz they bs
received unless their owner or szent be pre-
person 70 vouch for Senuinsaess Of permit.
/ ?. @. ARMS
General Superintsndent.
superinteudsut OF Tr.nzuort.tiop M.o1,Si,.