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Practical Token.

We remember OF hearing story OF . fell
low who aroused venerable doctor about
IL o'clock one winters night, and on his
coming to the door coolly inquired:
"Have you lost knife, Mr.. Brown?"
.No," growled the victim.
"Weu never mind" said the way, at
thought I'd just call and inquire, for found
one yesterday"
We thought that very cool, but the follow
ing story of Neil Mckinunon, New York
wag. surpasses in impudence anything with
in our recollection. Read and judge for
yourself:
When the celebrated "Copenhagen Jack
son" was British Minister in this country, ne
resided in New York and occupied n house
on Broadway. Neil one night at a late
hour, in company with in levy of rough
riders, while passing the house, noticed it
was brilliantly Illuminated, and that several
carriages were waiting at the door.
"Holloai" said the wag, ''what's going on
at Jackson's"
One of the company remarked that Jack
sen had party this evening.
"What!" exclaimed Neil; jackson have
party, and / not invited! L must see 10
that"
So, stepping up to the door. he gave a ring
which soon brought the servant out
81 want to see the British Minister" said
Neil.
You must call some other time" said the
servant, "for he is now engaged at game
of whist, and must not be disturbed"
Don't talk to me that way said Nc
Kinnon, "but go directly and tell the British
Minister that | must see him Immediately On
special business"
The servant obeyed. and delivered his mes
sage in so impressive a style as to bring Mr..
Jackson to the door forthwith.
Well" said Mr.. Jackson, "what can be
your business with me at this time of night,
which is so very urge2rn
Are you Mr.. Jarkson?" asked Neil.
"Yes. sir, L am Mr.. Jackson"
1.-The British Minister"
eyes, SIR"
"You have party here tonight, 1 perceive,
Mr.. Jackson"
Yes Fir, L have party"
"a large party, l presume"
'Yes sir, a large party
playing cards understand"
Yes"
40, we'll" said Neil, "as 1 was passing 1
merely called to inquire, what's trumps."
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Singular ArrArR.--About six or eivh,

SINGULAR AFFAIR.--About six or eight
4 = ego. lady of tine app. arancs cot off
l be- Il o'clock train frum Nashville at lhi-
&C., aud alter the conductor had se,.n t.
| baggage, and stArlcd the train for Loas
4 lie, she male Inquiry regarding a hoici, aud
a. recommended 10 the r gie House. al
.ilch hotel she stopped. Aurr pariakins Of
amptaoas dinncI, she ask i for a room.
4 Ter being shown % her room she r,qaested
\ Iat the oldest physician in the place he call
I'D a. she iell uuW ell aud desired 10 consult
,Aiih = physician.
A servant was dispatched for doctor.
while The hosteSs at the aforesaid hotel ren-
deFrd al the assistance In her po~eT 10 al
lcviaIs the supposed suffering II her fair
gasst. Tie doctur arrived aad ws heard 40
more until about sunset. ~hea she bad pre-
<ented her sympathiz q wilh 80 Offspring
~ Aich HeveF brratbed. The ehili Was ~
isPeciiaiiy inferred, aud The mother i fat
recovering, The father of the uafofmaAIs
s~omaa arrived here on yesterday. and Ss
kupPoss NiIi Fesurn with his das, sbt-r as ss-an
Ess siis i eohsalesee -E.szsd<tAtesrs LA<sso
krsf
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SI,erIH7s Sale,

ID virtue ola vendtonI vNiaouas directed and
I'D delivered from the Honorable CircuG Court of
Davidson CO., Tenn, at ~ Jar uHry Term, iS60, VIII
expose 10 public sale 10 the hg hest bidder for cash a
the Court hocse Yard, ia the city II Nashville on
SATURDAY, the 9ih DAY OF JUNE, 1880. all The
right, title, claim, interest and estate which Joel
A Battle then had, or may have since acquired
X and To the following described Il land
timing light Hundred Acres, bounded as follows -
bounded on the SO-th Toy tuC lands \ j. Battle On
ih Fast by the lands 81 r Brock CAas- Johnson and
Gray, on the North by Nm Austin, and the West
by the lands OF A Bush and Joseph Lllnd and Nrs.
:. j Bate 10, made q o clock a NJ. May l4th
le6o, beng tbs joel A. Rattle res DIS
being levied TIE property Of joel A. Battle 10
satisfy Judgment Tepdcred IN favor the Bank Of
Tennessee against joel A. battle MAY l4th, $50.
mayl6-td X. BRANCH, Dep sheriff.
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E8-Adellss Patti. the young operate
star whose success has ecIipsed thai Of all
ihe prime donae ia The eosatfy. viii SiFis the
Nest next moalh GA coaerrt toar. She
sili h accompanied by siSnor Brigaoh. Who
has The sweetest tenor yasee Ia The coaatry,
and other masseal celebritesL We shall be
delighted 70 bar shea Ia oar elsy.--Lea4atiis
AssAefsa-
Little PsTrr esmisg 10 the West Bless
Der sOai. Coas aioag. and &oa's forget
Ss hsIlse.
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MONDAY MORNING. MAY 2s, 1860.
Orr AGKxcr-NEw MAxAcEMExr.-Ror

ORR AGExCY-NEw INSTRUMENTATION
EXT p. Moss, g., of Franklin, who has
been acting as our agent for the Middle Di-
vision of Tennessee, for the last four years,
has been neccssita;ed by the pressure Ct other
engagements. TO d cline acting longer in that
capaeity. During our engagements with him,
be has ever shown himself TO lie generous.
bfgh-toned gentleman, of unspOtted iniegIi-
~. and we part with him with the most in
tense feeling Of regret. In supplying The va
sancy, we have been 80 fortunate as to en-
gage the services Of 10. J. FERGUSON. ED,
Of Springfield. who will commence his labors
with Il tour through the counties Of Robert
son, Montgomery, Stewart, Dixon. Hickman
and Humphreys. Merchants having claims
in the above counties. will do well TO place
them in The hands of Mr.. FERG' son.
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Efforts TO firin. out III CRATIC Seymo "a T
for the Presidency.

There - an intrigue on hand 10 bring out
Horatio Seymour, OF this State, at the Balti-
more Convention. But il will not do. He
has been too long aud too intimately con-
nected With the Albany Regency the clique
Who are responsible for the breaking up of
the Charleston Convention. Ii l. their game
To strip him Tor the race "a sooa AS they can
kill OF Douglas. But they are In too bad
odor with the south to succeed in this scheme.
They were sufficiently found out at Charles
TOM T. Herald
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TUESDAY, MAY 29TH.

1Of~ob<Ni, siAA zsih-
Sweepstakes FOR uutricd year Colts 500 entrance
S2o forfeit; one mile heats three four ill the
stake; Club to ado 500 Y the race is run.
l. NJ Young enters br c. by imp Albion, dam by
Wocdfok' IS Ievisthan.
2. Also, enters br. {. by imp. Albion, dam Martha
Dunn by imp. Sovereign.
B. A. Turner enters b. c. Architect By imp. Glencoe
dam Princess Anne by imp. Ieviathan.
:. ". H. johnson enters cl. c. Tenth Legion by imp
Albion dam Polly Elliott by iTp. Leviathan
s. Gen. W. II. Harding enters br. c. Chivalry by
Childe Harold dam KITE King by imp. Priam
8. Also, enters gr C. Loyalty by Childe Harold dam
Delta by imp. Priam.
Z. Ge". Elliott enters ch- {. by imp Albion dam Ann
Chase by imp. Levi tthan.
S. Barnes & Halfway enters {. Twilight by licking
ton, dam by Eclipse.
9. T. G. Moore enters b. c. by Brown Dick, dam Mid
way by Boston.
TO- Rounttree 81 ner enter b. C. by I'd Sovereign,
dam By Wagner.
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HolIOway,s acknowledgements AND
TEETHiNG The of the in FAINT frequently becomes
too much inHamed, the skin looks unhealthy and
peeIs of. The scalp, ears and neck present mass
of soref-when teething commences all these symp
toms aggravated. The Ointment is an antidote
to this disorder. M nursery should be with ut it.
Sold everywhere. may23-1w
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puei nearsa.aan.h.

SsvaNNAH, Mas IA duel took place
this sas,sn Mug Al ScFiVeais Ferry. beiweea e.
"A L. Lamar aud q mmo.lors Mere, late u
sss Texas Navy. ras dishoalty gses out ol
fiasa trial. Aflsr sa Interchange Of shuts the
NaAiF N4s amie.sly adjusted.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY BOTH.
Jockey Club Purse, $500. Two NILE heats.
THURSDAY, MAY s1sr.

THURSDAY, MAY 31ST.
Sweepstakes for three year olds. Mile heats SlOO
entrance; $50 forfeit; three fill the stake:
Club to add 500 lrtLe race is
l. Gen W. &. Harding enters gr C Loyalty by Childe
Harold, dam Delta by Prltm-
2. Also, enters br ChiSalry by ChIlde Harold dam
Kate King, by imp. Priam.
8. N. Young enters br by imp. Albion dam by
WoodfOlk's Leviathan.
4. Also, enters brf by imp. Albion dam Martha Dunn
by imp. Sovereign.
s. A. Turner enters b C Architect by imp. Glencoe,
dam Princess Anne by imp. Leviathan.
b. + Chedtham enters br by Free Trade, dam by
Second Belchazzar.
=. Rou dtree Stoner enters Sallic Woodward by
imp Albion, dam Eudor- by imp. priam.
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DIED.

In this city, Saturday evening, the 2oth inst
Miss Ann TURNER, aged about Is years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
invited to attend her funeral from the Second Pres
byterian Church. this afternoon at O'Clock.
Divine service by Rev. DR.. BAKDwELL.
Nav 2sth 1890.
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the State. The late frosts and cold weather
in April have seriously injured il. Howev-
er, we hope these much exaggerated.
Cotton is generally mp and the planters
say there is every prospect of a good stand.
Corn, too. looks well, and so far, we have
fair prospects--Litae Rock Democrat.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28

Mrs WinsIOys, experienced nurse an
emale physician, hasa soothing syrup for children
eething, which greatly facilitates the process of
tceth.g, by softeni ing the gumsreIucing allinhama
on-wili allay all pain andis sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend uponit mothers, it will give rest
yourselves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement
mother column une7d8wly
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whY they did NOT Re,Ire,

The following article which we copy from
the Huntsville (Ala) DeHaocrdt, suggests The
idea tina. the delegates from this, and other
Southern States, who remained in the Charles
ton Convention after the Withdrawal of the
disorganizers, were not governed by the most
patriotic motives Each of the remaining
delegations had ian axe TO grind" it APP
pears; and held men in higher esteem than
principles. What have our Tennessee dele
gates to say in reply 20 the suggested charge:
II the charge be true, it would seem TO us
that the fact Gully places them on the platform
of the scceder-, who. after all their professions
Of devotion to principle, retired really because
they were not sure Of their power to defeat
DOuGLAs. Men, and not prnciples, therefore.
if we take the word of the parties TO the con-
test, were at the bottom of The troubles at
Charleston:
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FRIDAY, JUNE IST.
PrOprietor's Purse $500. Mile heats
SATURDAY, JUNE 2ND.
Jockey Club Purse, $500. Two mile heats.
SAME DAY.

Sweepstakes for three year olds. Single dash ct
two miles.
500 entrance; s50forfet; three more 10 fill the
stake; Club to add 500 # the race is run
l. w Ii. johnson enters oh C Tenth Legion by imp
Albion, dam Polly EIiIott by Levathta.
2. NJ. Young enters br by imp Albion, dam by
WoodfOk = Levathan.
5. Also, enters by br imp Albion, dam Martha
Dunn by INN Sovereign.
4. Gen. w. g. Harding enters ST Loyalty by Chloe
Harold dam Delta by Priam.
$50 enters br c CuivalTy by Chiide Harold, dam
Kate King by imp Priam.
6. b. +. Cheathan enters b by Free Trade, dam
by 81 BelstaZzztr
T. Geo. Elliott ctncrs CHI by imp Albion, dam Ann
Chase by imp Leviaihan.
s. A. Barnes enters CHI Toodles by Highlander,
dam by Epsilon.
Q. RounrtTee Stoner enter SIlle Woodward by
imp Albion, dam Eudora by imp Priam.
10. T. q. Moore enters c hy Blown Dick dam Md
way by BIstOn. Il. =. CHEATHAM,
may 9-td Proprietor
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SaTe Your Horses.

ave take great pleasure in recommending the
Mexican Mustang Linment valuable and inds-
pensabIe article for Sprains Sores Scratches Calls
Horses Our men have it for severe Burns, Brus-
es, Sores, stiff joints and Rheumatic Pains and all
say it acts like magic. We other Lniment.
". HEWITT,
Foreman for American Harnden's and Wells, Far
go L IS Express
Gentlemen 81 had negro man worth 81 200
who took cold from bad hurt, and useless for
over one year; had used everything l could hear
of without benefit, until 1 tried the Mustang Lini-
ment. 1t has perfectly cured him, and l can now
take the above price for him.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES TORRANCE,
Every Planter, Teamster and Family should have
this invaluable article. Sold by all respectable deal
throughout the world.
BARNES PARK,
may1-1m Proprietors, New York.
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From the HUI t<viiIe democrat.
A Fact TO be Noted by Southern Demo-
Gratis.

it is noteworthy fact that each Of the
leading Southern Delegates that remained
10 the Charleston Convention alter the dele
gates from Alabama and other Southern
States reIircd,-to wit: the delegations from
Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky-caclI
had candidate for the Presidency. Viz
GINA had Hunter, Tennessee bad Andy John
sOn, and Kentucky had Guthrie. Each of
them as bent on electing its man, and
placed the success of their MN above pTinci-
pies. They urged the nomination of candi-
dates before the adoption of - pIatfUrm-ihus
making partisan views, the el, ciiOn Of man
superior to the maintenance of sound princi-
pies.
On the contrary. no one of the withdraw
ing delegations had any man tn present for
the Presidency They preferred measures To
men, Democratic principles 10 party success,
the rights aud equality OF the south. to the
empty triumph OF a party without principle,
the maintenance of the Constitution, to con-
cessiOn 10 Freusniiis1n. the unbiased, deliber-
ate OF an impartial Supreme Court, to the
opinion of Senator Douglas, under the bias
of his aspirations for the Presidency, the in
fuences Of his educated prejudices against
slavery, and the pr ssure oil an overwhelming
anti-siavery sentiment at the North.
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copyright Translation from the original German,
by Prieurich K,pP. One large limo volume, bound
in usliR, with Steel Portrait.
- The publication OF these letters in Germany has
produced a remarkable sensation in Europe, and
viii profound interes, wherever the book is
read. Since its announcement there has been the
utmost curiosity 20 IL. Baron Humbs ldt " no
unquestOnaby the most th.T oue hly cosnlopoli-
tan savant Of the age, and perhaps the most abso-
lutey learned man that ever lived, had his pri-
waite thoughts and opinions Of men aud things which
he very freely expressed IN these offhand private
letters his friend They full OF Heedote Cos
sip and scandal-out spoken, never spariug, deaing
every (even the higbes) direction Among this
correspondence viii be found curious letters pub
lie and private interests from many OF the eel
ebraIed and prominent men in every department OF
Literature, State, Science and At.
W. T. BERRY & CO. have also just received Profess
sor J. IL. ISGRAHAM'S
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SrcsSp RAGS -For aii Beaten and UnIricd Hersss
and Mares, Me aetss; tarre 90 mtke race
Parse $50.
d Dunoaa enters J. Camabsa's b, h years
oil. by Glracus. ia "a SISTER 10 JscS Gtnbse.
fiFcss--fsfeea aud sii1cE....- .......-.-----
r. Atk4nsnn eaters IL. W. weidoa's b. b.
years oid, D. Berihaass dam By Gle iese.
bgezs-iteg zad Asrusa-- .
Z 4 Essie eaters n T. tYesrs OH, 81 NgfA-
shiFv; dsIn BY ALsisFbR. neess-GFeea abb
e4fez-t - . - -
Jas. tnra eaters :. Z. Calats 4 cs-'s D m
searf oias b G.aacass dAn hiae hooHs<
iTSks-fii aSk ana Back ..-.-..-.-.. ,
Ene-l "a II So
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RAIN AND THE CRors.-We have been
blessed with cnpious showers Of rain darin1,
the week. and the weather has breu very
warm. The crops Of corn and cotton are noyv
growing rapidly and are very promising, and
should the season continue a. favorable a. II
has commenced, we shall h- blessed With
abundant croPs-Rufhs,Jori Tel1grsy,a asa.
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Sunday School Celebrations.
EIacst EIagsI, EIacstIt

NOTHING adds so much TO the appearance OF n
IN Procession OF Sunday school Child zen Flag
lathe hand OF every iittle boy aud gir,. LUCK Is
now prepared to furnish them any quarity, at u
College street, up stairs Shields Auction Room
mayi-t
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Cloths, Cassimeres and Festings
Fine Plants, Erergreens, dc.

rtNITE Hasneroas frle14s = Mr.. gIlfI6z KszvxE 81
1 the kesitnE Road Narsefy .oais, ssii DC pleased
ebeics seise tea fren Ms excessive Hfr.leaitaf.i
q sF1sas.
M. II. guarantees all sales male By hin, ard
fhas@ = - kaes hHn haY uith fau cas- iebcc lie
aFcns ia Las freat Acct n Esasnk * tsxs
Co. No ?. csiise street, where t4s l-silrz. aae
thass hageg TASTE fa-- 4rs PsFsseaLaTiy IA
f8ca Is esu. apTe-H
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90 BOXES Cabinet Champagne; 50 Baskets Held
~ sick, just received and for sale bv
may 2i-tf BENZ +. SHIELDS 4 co.
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LAND FOR SALE.
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
broadway, New York.

INTHEN completed SIX years ago the 81. Nichoias
w universally pronounced the most masnifl-
ceut, We nicnt anu thoroughly ganizei cstzb-
ishment 81 the Kind On tins continent What II
then q remains to-day--yy. thout rival Ia sza
sumptuousIess, and In the general elements COM
fort and enjoyment. Ths Hotel has accommodations
tor 1000 guests, including Ice complete suites Of
Apartments for families SIX hundred persons can
b. comfortably teo abe tables of ts three pub
lie dining rooms. ana nothing thai modern art has
devised the cnience and social qualification
Of the tavcA. public has been emitted It's plan,
Is neglected Ia is prgc details. The early rep
uIaIion OF the house At home and abroad, derived
from IT'S mtgaitude, lis superb appointment, aud lis
hoIne-.ike comforts ad IL Nurez has becn enhanced
every year by the Tied Of the propTi.
tors TkkADA ali, Iii lCUNB a 90.
may 9i-5m
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Notice
Clock Rcpatring.

THE undersigned, who has been located in Au-
i gusta, Ga, for number oil years, as a CLOCK
RESAIKER, has located in this city for the purpos-
of continuing that business. Orders be LEFT at
the Post Office.
may26-3t GEO. W. TUCKER.
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WHEAr CEoP-Wilhin the last few weeks
we have bern in some six counIies Of this
region, and are forced Ca admit that the
wheat orop is almost an entire failure. I'm
many fields there will not be- enough to nav
for gathering Others will hardly Wild
tie s-t-l- OCCASIONALLY there Is a II, III that
promises iais turn cat. bat average lower
E-ist 1ennrssse- and the crAp il clear iail-
uiv.- ALaSss, lItHa.l iasi, 2jM.
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Choice New Grass Butter

tH PIGS hne Fresh Butter gill arrive on
III tS-In0rrow morning per Railroad, and Tor sale
by bkNJ- p. SHELLS x CO.
A FINE Buggy Horse FOR szIe-apply -
~ mayI5 BENZ. p. SHIELDS co.
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CRors.-Under the influence of genial
showers and warm sun the crops are adj
vancing rapidly, aud give promise of an
abundant yield. We refer, of course. only 10
Corn. Cotton and Dat crops, as the Wheat
crop was cut Oh by the severe irosts i'm the
winter, and will not produce more than seed
for another year.-Liaeoln Journal, Nav "a.
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CRors II kENUckT.--In Bourbon. blue
grass Was somewhai injured by The cold
weather in April, aud the seed ullI 40. he as
abundant ~ usual. bat, with tue eopioas
rains have bad. 1t will furnish splendia
pasiaragr. OATS are vury fihe. Curn cane
up admirably. and i doiag rsmarkahly
well, having bat one d,sw-bsek -tba enl-
worm which Is unusually abundant ibis
Spring.
IN Harrisoa the Wheat looks we'll. aud
promises an evvrsge yield The Cyathiaaa
1AsEs ssys-
1his rsPoFt ~e gather from the farmer. On
tie wsstrfn eide of the aver. Nhil. =, a..
side &c are infoTmsd ths, shs ur..l.s a 49,.
DESTROYED the largest portion 81 II. Ngrh
complaint Il male by Rsl fex Garn,.fs H.,
they Aill not make bread fsE their f,ni,iss
Ne hope u Is not 20 bad - il made cat.
THE CRoFs n AHKASsAs We have ai.
eoafagiag accounts IL ihs shezI crop Tom
The Hogthsru and NORTHWESTERN posliSa al
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tIvrH ntT May IS. Iseo-ealt House Staks-a
swcrpst4-e l,'F @ + and FIilie, years cid -"
mile hoats 500 Subscription, si0o fsris L. go dc
l,istian. q IN sae ADD paid b. let Nsrca, lsoo;
& q House - add go Ia silver Plate, pruyi,iei
Z o oFuiatc Start. Ten more 90 make a race.
A K.eue Richards enters b {. Betty Marc,
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jos - Roswell ruteCs Magenta, 5y imp.
Yorkshire out Of Miriam b. imp. Clrg-
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BUENi VISTA SPRINGS,
Logan County. XIV.

THIS delightful and healthy Summer resort win
i again be- open for the reception OF visitors
the 1Ith Of June
Mrs. BURGESS wi have charge OF the Ladies De-
partment and the Proprietor will try t. make every
visitor feel at home 1t Is useless to speak of the
medicinal qualities OF water, its of Dyspepsia
Chronic DarrDa &C, are too well known to need
repeating.
The leave Nash Vile and GAINESVILLE every
morning at 6I5 O'clock and connects at the Depot in
Springfield with Mr. 81. 9. Hockersm this four horse
Mail Coaches, which Will run direct TO the Springs,
arriving by O'Clock p. NJ Through tickets be
obi ane n Nashville and Clarksville If preferred.
may2f-lw ID. JkFER.ES, Proprietor.