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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15

HIDES-Ent l451cs Green 5g6Sc, Dry Sailed IA TO I5c
Green Sailed 7 Sheep Skins Is eaeh Deer skins 5c H.
sEBDs-Clover 90 Rbushel by the BARREL Blue Grass,
stripped 81 2j3O; Clean Sis bushel Of "a rs Tim thy
S5a325 bushel; Herds Grass SL4Ol so; orchard 81 So
Mnlet S2a2.50; Flax Seed 81.
Ik0N-TENNEEElhe following the quotations for Ten
IRON Band 7G7ke Bar 55a96ke Round and squar
599c, Horse shoe 6zc, Pillow, Plate Mould 97c Boil
Plate SIC, Nail Plate ne Nail Rod &C. Oval and Hal On
99c, Gin Rib Sc Nut Iron re, Buggy Tire exc, Sheet sS
SIC, Hoop s5sG91sc
PITTsBURs-Bar 81. Band 56, Horse Shoe J. Nail Rod 7,
Sheet ) y &c, Hoop 7Ca)755.
NAILsThe market may quoted as follows the regular
aul iuI
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"''' - 2 So1sR High street

The $50 Machine purchased from gou gives perfect salac
iOn The great 1ec0n heretofore with persons % Sew
Machines, been that Machine doing hne work could
that objection Is eutnly
overcome b. the Machine, a1d that uak 10 l
better adapted u the people tan any other 8mi
machine formerly owned % the Snser end have
seen and examined the other leading styles, nd hnk yolF
chine complicated and easily managed than Bny ot
To persons wishing machine executing an a.
without trouble most heartily recomez ne Hove Machine.
~. "A. MIICHIN,
Firm of Mackenzie a Minchin,
lfCoIlers Eaeet
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

UItf EAIOA,s MANTLE DJAtUAAAli
and Fy3 because it nsrs fails to afford iatzeoHs red 7
when given time b. magcs and oe 1Gt 40 ne
VIII c5arincs you that what we say true. It contains
NO PAREGORIC Or OPIATE
Of and fsrs relieves By gsa0viag TIC sferiaos
your child instead By dea0ig "a se1SOee FOR this
reason, it commends tsefas the og preAI alton known
nv, Gsrfuira in Ihe BOTyeIss Acidfty Of the
Sf0urncI1 MIND, Geld in the Head, and Group;
also Tor sofening tie gums reducing ig7amdtioN TegU
L771 tie Booes and reUt1g pain, hss eqdt-belng
An mi sD1saodie, used with WHfGaiHg il ali
casesof (5Onvul sion or other FiIss As you 0dJue
~ NJ md He1h Of g0ur children, and irish them
from those sad and bSttng consequences q0ic Ger.
qi5 70 re from tho Of narcotics Of qCch al other
reasli for IaJars Complaints c9B1lOsed take none
but DR.. EafOn's gnfansile Cordial, this Won can
Tv upon Il perfectly harmless and inure the
most infant Price . cents Full directions accompa
each bottle. Prepared only BY
CHURCH g. DuPOTNT,
No 400 Broadway. New York
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The shuttle stitch is sometimes called the lock stitch for eject
but is all one and The stitch made By merely
crossing threads The ends Of all seams seEe By the shut
Machines must be fastened the hand needle prevent ripping
The Machine better adapted 70 manufacturers than 70
family use
Nv
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a No. Horse and Buggy, either. separately or to-
gether. Apply at the livery stable Of
J. w. BUDWEfI.
div. No, 3 College Street
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NAsHFILtr am CuArr.vooaA-s:O A. n ,8:I0P ?.
IEEEllssEz AND AGAHksa-lO:O0 A. NJ 6sl5 p M-
faaIIstn Express s. 30 A. NJ
EDGEEIEn aHn KExrucEr-IO A. b.. u.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15

We have received our Spring and Summer Stock
Of Clothing and Furnishing goods for Men and Boys
wear. which we are Offering very cheap at No. 20,
Public Square. WARD BERNNGHAM ~ Go.
April 18th. pm.
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The LaWsneebug ourn this date makes no reference
whatever to the Bank. Rathsr omnous
In the present state Of the matter would advise no one
take the notes Of the Bank.
Tennessee Bonds have declined the New Bars about
H9xc The last reported sales were at 9O4e.
The last reported Of Planters Tennessee sce Ia
Philadelphia at 1871 aAd the Union,Bank at se5
The telegraph reports Louisville and Nashville Rail
road Company Bonds It I25zc.
The New YorkBelrs 1f the 10Th says.
It sntcpas1 the street this morning that the ban
statement would materially Affect the throughout he sy
bat ne class Of persons arguing in this way such as have
sddd much to the reputation Of the long sghness Of wall
street hnancer ah ugh their had some eject
upon id aud Waverng money lenders reason takes the
fsly.
Although the hank statement shows s29COoOO increase in
cesty among borrowers proof the prosperity Of
genuine legitimate business in connection wish the abilities and
willingness Of banks to loan
Since the revulsOns Of 1857 the business men throughout the
country have done little else thai and hese
incubusses business have gradually been sep away bright
and better state OF things has everywhere observable
There has been limited speculative propensity exhibited
among our people and instead the inflated which shone
Ike meteor, and visible to all Observing
IN the spring Of 81 country settling into permanent
and lasting propey At the period uentou had large
foreign debt hands been paid y the principal
staples Of our country cotton and tobacco assisted by specie
To prove what we have said in this connection money day
IS without change, eier banks banking
banks be had without former dlototOns
on call, 5G51z is all that is asked.
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NAsHVILIE.


Old Hickory 90 sr5 81 90
Esgls Do as is
Dellvered . al naril Of De nitr octs. 1855 ~
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SANEORD'S


NEVER DEBILITATES.
Z 4 is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established fact, Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that have Ised it, and
sorted VITA confidence in all the disease for which il
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nnIIer,s 1IngienI Pam Extrnctor.

Has Eow been thy years there Is hardly
son but What heard Of it, and not family hat has used
that could induced 70 be without box hand in d sud-
lsn accident where used il il become standard
remedy because &c has equal 10 caring BunF Saids Cuts
wounds Bruises Fever Sores Piles and all other namma
tory and diseases, where tie parts ssld
reached
For sale II New Orleans, wholesale and retail, By
J. WRIGHT 4 CO..
Nos q and Isl Charres street.
soeag gents for Ire Southern States, whom All orders
ahoud - Addressed aurl1-dSrw1m.
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lsSsrs Br0fsrsWe have been using Of your go
family Sewing Machines cheeruliT Hdd
testimony to is ftre8s for general family We have
used making the heaviest abres, we'll the huet
cambrcs, and il has performed all tat claimed i0r %
IL possesses power sufficient penetrate via facility many
folds Of cloth Is ordinarily used running U-ous
breaking thread needle, disturbing NJ regular mqr
the machine In the least
ne perpenricuar motion cf the needle, the co1l ae
sei, me stitch b0h Sides and Lefty, r > ne
plgs ultra Of Sewing Machines
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The Grover stitch the only patented stitch, and
strictly adapted to family The stitch is double,
Be ripped The machine making this Stitch from two
spoOsusngn shuttle requiring thread to be spool
ed and finishes Its work it's the most simple less liable to
arrangement most easy learn and operate Of n
possessing geser range Of capacity for family purposes than
any ether other or perhaps all other kinds.
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So far e stitch concernsd this list Of machines al
precisely alike, all Shuttle Machines and for carrying tn
lower under rt id all use shute which all the unde
thread each and all Of them re-Eound.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15

star Candles, full weight
IL oz...... 80. &c. -...-.............-...is
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CASEY'S HOTEL
Is pleasantly situated,
No. Al, FROaT STREET, No. Al,
(Tbeo Doors South af he Public SquareJ
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
has recently Cited up his the working and busi
ness portion Of the community At the small sum Of
One Dollar per Day,

Board Lodging for transent peous The
entirely beds and bedding, and ali the furniture
belonging the with good cc<s and keys 70
room in the house wsl satisfied II the travelling public
give me a call they will be veil pleased
One dollar saved is equal 90 two earned.
Come, eat. drink and be merry.
NJ B-Fhers Is 3 Drinking Saloon attached the honss
VI h choice liouorg Deb. Twin.
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y q RICHARDSON E81., kEanEiils Tenn.
siR-The hove Sewing Msclne rurchaes ven As AGENT
for Cone Bros W0r1 ura1y EelL en- perlo,t y satfel
VIII e. ard would not be without Dc or any cansdsr1an
can DO every gdrty Of sewing upon &c; ana heautfuy
MRS l. uATEs.
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Hasng all the Leading machines for several years. owning
Wheeler Niisen the present time and understand
ing thoroughly nevertheless d. not hesitate TO that hnk
the Hove Machine hyperion % any and all others Is sss
handsomer aud finer work than hs Wheeler Nn does not
chain stitch like the Grover & 8aker ard seEa heavier
work than any other family machine ~ hsutuiy
son null muslin and India Lawn, and quilts ne 1aked
cotton styles Of work which cannot Be done we'll win ne
claws feed upon the Wheecf q wilson, Grover A.
Baker, and Singer falay mschins Fer stitching cords
brodery, quilting and an varieties of work s iar superior 60
any machine have used
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febI-Iy
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purchased Of Messrs Cone Brothers one Of HcEes so Ma
chimes about three months Ny wife has used o almost
consanty since them well pleased that she would
exchange t any other ia she had bus LITTLE d
Guilty In learning t do Kind Of with
it. She cheerliy adds Der testimony tie superior facilities
OF Hcwsa Machines in doing al kinds Of Without tr1une
~. D. PLgMMER,
ofH.B. PIummer 4 Co, Public square.
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II aNDERsoS,

purchased OF r Richardson one o Hogs's Sewing 1sa-
chimes about three months lY vie has 1sei 4 gi
deal and Is veil pleased with hsd 90 d1cuitY learn
ing % sew upon E e. trouble, AID
Eouid not rart with L any aeeoiut zhsasFer
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All notes Of this State should
be countersigned by the State
Officer, being then secured by
deposit Of State Stocks; when
tais is not done they are I'M
saleable.
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The capacity Of the shnttles used in these machines il
nearly the sme they hold when hed with Coats No spool
Cotton not to exceed u yards.
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giving their testimony

ill keep in any climate.
Jharti5 PILL a gen
which the proprietor has
than twenty years.
demand from those who
ard the satisfaction which
use, has induced me 10 place
1T .Iin.-a-.A nnthn-Ls..- -
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! Csst SOC and Shear 9Oc Q b.
/ CANDLES and SOAP-The demand is but moderate. We
quote.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-07-26
Valuable Lot of Land.

Lying be- shelby county. rsnne-se-. and port af aririnal
ouuutry To- Ne 5ha. and being Lot No n On Block No
8 ~ e plan 10 surlivfEll ard survey male Hv william
Cram. mi recorded il TIRE REGISTERS oTrn Shelby
oounfy. Teuursz-e. be- Book No. % paer- L. i3 snf
lo{ and fronfIug nry feet on Bradford street. ru7ninr
back fouthwtrdy from said street one huaircd and dfy
feet
TERMS or sALE-Tas above describ-I DE- vu Be
nd On a credit " sly Twelve and eiEhfeer months.
With Interest from date o. sale, ~purchassr o. execute
mites, viii approved se-srlg Alien VIII be retained
on ne preuiles until al payment ~ purchase money.
sale o. ~ q'clock8 A JOHN c. LANIER,
". ...rI oil - M..-.r-
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TuE naxt session % ne MsmPals asgle,- So-sS
wu Summons On ne ERsI AOApe1 nc
afh dsv 81 vuvember. and close ne AN@ Fe''-~I
FACULTY.
LUNsFORD p 1ANDhLLI
rinias and Prsctioe Of Melieln-
sPrTBAID A. Rice, N D. Professor OF Chemistry
yo4S + nARRABLE. n. D., Professor Of Special
and surgical Anatomy
ctoles anG Pr,ctics Of Surgery.
AIENANDER ERsKINE- a. D. Pofesor 0ostei-
80 M nlseases Of W9nseu and Children.
JuNTUs WILLIAMS, n D. Pro essor Or PhysloioU
TnSsFORD P. TANDELL. Jr., N. D., Professor Of
Nateris Metica and merspeuu1
GEORGE p. JONES. n. D., Demonztrator o. Anai-
ony.
nom Ok Octobsr. Commencing on the drst Monday. By
rbica ne session viii Be viTtulfy extended one month.
ani AZ the sane time the rcoms VIII Be open for ne
uro=ecutian u uractch snai1my-
stnisns enjoy Superior advantages Tor the study Of
Clinical u Nciue and S1TEey II the Clty Dlspensary
anf ne Mcmphis Charity Hospital.
YES Iha regular t-es are. fr each Professors
Ticket AIS. In The aggregate, elels hatlculaucns %
BE- ,slI boa ouce. S. Den1ustrzf1T uf Auat1mys eioi
G-sfuatloa, s25-al Paya3ls IN advance.
C1mfortaole boarding nay be uhlinef fr : a Eeek.
L. P. TANDELIs n D. Dean
lyf-ieoiaWecW-toc r4l"o Ae-a
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20 !. RAL - AAsis Z ~ g 10

As accideufs will haspsns even Iu ual-reguiated
families, il IL very desirable TO have one cheap and
eauv-nient way for repairing Furniture, Toys CrocEery.
etc. etc.
~sPALDTNG'S PREPARED GLIB
Meets au su1h emergencies, and NJ household can anard
% be without IT, Il is always ready and Up to the STICK
ing point. mere is Do longer q necessity for hmPms
shairs. splinter cdvsneers, headiss dsns, and broz'n
eadles. Il IS just TIE article FOR osns. she'll znd ohsr
ornamental work, 80 popular with ladies Of reansmeut
andtaste.
ms admirabis preparsuon Is used oh being eaeml-
csIly hsd In solution. AMI pesessng at ne fAe
qualities q the best e~abinet-makers gne. 7.
49, III -f,oe ~ orfirary mucilage, being vastly more
aUsEFUL IN ETERT HOUSE.
n. "a brush accompanies e@a n
cents.
Rholsssls Depot No. IS Cedar sired, AeD KoTk
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CHANCERY SALE
or M.fE.F STREET.
Friday, August 24. $50
TWO VALUABLE
Lots Of Land,
IN THE CITY OF MEMPHIS.

n OF SAI1 LOTS beinEroEn Lot No. 8. In Block IS.
en- the plan o. sad city, bounded a. hliows Running
81 feet s iuches east and west, and 81 feet . inches arrtn
aud suuths lFIng sud being h. The rear % Lot No. a..
Which latter lqt is UPON Nain street.
ALSO-The northern haf of Lot No N. BOUNDED as
folowsf 10 emtrares and ruas s2 feet. fraattnEu on Maln
street and runs hacS i2s feet IN iepth; he Widlh o. the
back end o. saId iot d So feet s In hes; situated upon
Main street, adjacent % p. AcEeon's lot on the north.
an adi1iuiuE Philip Th1mpsou's iot on the south. ne
entire Lot No. n Is bounded IS follows EgEinniuE AZ s
stake 90 TIE vest Gde o. Main street, 30 feet from the
intersection o. Main With Beal streets hence uutA
with ne west side % Main street % an alley, $50 feet
from Linden street, Themes west with said alley AMI
parallel WITH Linden street rs feet % a stake thence
nnrthwarily and uaranel win Main street o. P. Nc
Ecou's southwest com Z thence Wis McEecn'a line
crstwauiiy O. the beginaing eoner.
TERMS OF sALE.-The above described lots viii be
sold Tor ONE-TESTH czshs the balance IN enc, two and
three years, with Interest frem date, purchasers 70 ex-
ecufe uoiss, With approved personal security. A lien
viii De retained on the premises untl dnal payment OF
purchase nrcney.
iy2l-faEtd Clerk and Master.
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CHANCERY SALE
or
VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE,
EMBRACING THE
State Female College.

| nURsUANT % a decree o. the Chaucery Court al
L Memphis, rendered Nay term, 1900, in he cases Of
Samuel watson and WI. X. Post1n, executors %
| stephen G.. stsrks, deed. vs.. Caroline c. Stalks and
others; aud c.. J.. c. Deriin, william Paris. Wm H..
order and others, vs.. Edmond HaGehee and others, I
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NEW

TUE E~COEONIsT Is superior . ell other Stoves.
D.. III the thlcEness % its castIrs-
2 T. has a mammoth evel-
9 u Ha L1uhIe Steve. lined with rand-
q Ifhakes IKE the cd Ea,hf1ued Lrict oven
ne E1ll1llt d heayg EEid-rahle-
me E-rlcmist b. adml ratly ntteL
Tie E11u1uizf has q new pateuf hruiins dNfure.
ne Ea4r1ni,f csubines an the tafe improvements.
ne Eclu1mist T. simple h. it. CONSTITUTION sud very
s MANAGED
re F-r5mist is rspidly going into general use.
The E-111mist is extensively soIt In uirty-oue o. the
dIIereut states.
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GARDE.HsERN.

LOT IN q sUBuREs. ATTENTION.
II these -w1 -r1feua- Who caIe1 ar our oIre a few
II DAYS since lu search RI q small race 10 the viFIuitr
o. che crT TT q marEet garden wlU GI aEzl1 we
thiaE We can sh1w nsu q ~opp1runifE Ia- pUchazug
EE NJ fr7e1 Ecre-Hf lard F1h as s-'11E cf-u-
We have f- -se on ne Helal11 p alE rCai- urE-
ta= STATE Frurie 1HHera. and -l TIE hesf ne icfburlaa
lr TIE vicinity 70 Memphis. llteaE Acre Of very suae-
rrr and. m which there are some eeEsut bElidIuE
U-rs wLlch we WGi eel o. n ul1h less price tdal any
cher property 20 Is vicinity car b. lal fCr
We mean eUsrE wat we ra-. and VIII urcFE or as
srrful o. luEb-fy WL1 VII call soon e. our cf-e. No
90 Ha1is1l street
Fyu YOUNG & WELD.
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Dissolution.

TNHE oopsrtnership heretaf0re existing uf der The
II firm usm- % Hicks, Terry 3 Co wa- dlssolvsd on
the 9Th June ly mutual consent, J y. UicEs having
disposed % MS eutire interest % TIA remaining part
ners wao assume ne liabilities and coiiecs al debts o.
the fTm. J. B. HICKS.
+ G.. rERRT,
" urnurnUN
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C1nsistinE % a number ~ TusI parcels. du IsalI No.
% Parcels lrst being il range 9 section acf ne eI-r-
snth f~1r-sT1rfs district. and part = The 100 acre sure
vsy rslt-l OBJ John Terrell tF -ra1t NJ. 2fz0; tree
tracts en- erel By Lsrharlah E4malls 1ls Or rnv a1rrs.
entry ~. 10. grant " s3- ar1lle- far any ac-rs.
sufry No III. grant s. g5G and anaflsr enrrT Tor
Iof sores, 70 iT8-su ~ said parcels au1uul1g IN the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-07-26

Successors e Hieks Terry co-J
Will o~oniiuue the sos. sho~ and bat business p
w The Old st4nd Of Has Terry q o. ~ -
?. G. TERRY a co.
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Springs Hotel
=-TEa:rEssEE mOUrT.ITEs.

THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT ant Water
i ing Place. having been l-=rba-ed D. a company 90
s1uihern Eentiem=u WIZ have had 90 tl1r u-hly reno
waited. rsrumishei and put ia ne a-crr in ever re-
snect. with additional cottages for Eu4es. WI De-
opened for the ucepti1a Of visitors on The FlEsl OF
JUNE next.
PARE FROH MEMPHIS TO TIE SPRINGS, sI3-5o
Ths public can reach the SPRINGS BY The Jackson rail
road ia thirty three lour from New Orleans and liss
BY the New Orleans and Meulh-s pa-kefs-
PRICE eF BOARD
Per mouih
Per p
Per laT 2
Children and zsrvans half p-ce- le2l-daeSulf
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Henry C. SpaldlBg a Co..

49,. 80 ". g - -. y =
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ET-E- Ie understand purrIrtou q the IT,
W FerTt1ar NEsh1ha. give Notice that lEE14
We viii. a. or Ferrvb1st LlndilE. receive-
Euf reueip. Cor al freizht Tor shipurut ever tie Ken
rris zua Little Rock RsiIH14f. ana win BE- rsspousib.s
Ter ne sane until transported across ere river unl-
r1ldahle locdens excepted We Wll also receipt &c
tire C1nraurs Ascent Tor Ell freight shIrued over sait
-rzd for Memphis, and VIII convey EeEaur across ne
river. notify c11sinees ~ fha arrival u relEht arc
rlec charges. ~RfCHAEDSOh q
y. B-We have q larse lnd unmo1isus bo4i Ter ne
-----as- 80 r-af-Hs saFar-
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Summer &rsorts.
CnEOOa0 SPRINGS.
THE subscriber having again takea a lease o. this
i vel known watering place, Justly famous AZ the
SARATOGA OF THE SOUTH

SAkAIOGA VI The SOUIHs
and thankful for the patronage received last season.
viii sgain be prepared 70 receive visitors By the middle
Of June next, and viii strive 30 merit tooutuusuce OF
that PATRONAGE Ebich heretofore has Leen 20 literally
bestowed upon his rashionable sumner -esJrt-
/ shall endeav T At all times % prgvite nay table win
all the aftalnabie Injuries o. the season, ant have uadr
arrauEemeuts TO Keep On hand q constant supply o. ice.
I shall also have The best cooks that rsn be procurei
in the South, and shan provide a suncsncy o. faithfll
and attentive servants.
I have also engaged the services q superior M1sI-
clans. and those who delight in The ID Conoord % sweet
sounds viii Be abundanuy Eratiaed.
Toe MEDICINAL virtues Of these many and varied min
era Esters, are nov too vel known o. requiFe an eE-
iens We descriptiou- In addition 70 tls Red. Whi'e
and BLACK suiphur SprinEss many CT hen oomtInei
with Iron and Aaguesia, there Is an iufxhaustblc sell
% the p1rest F~reestone.
Ny accommodation are very extensive. have many
peasant cottages separate rram the min hotel, where
families can be a. quiet add reuret IHs in heir owe
homes. IL. HAhMAh.
Co'oosa spr ngs are in Cotooss county, Ca two and
a quarter miles from the Western aui Atlantic Rail-
road A me Omni5us aud geod hacks Niu Be Al The
platform On he arrival % each train. TIE spuuEs
have a direct railroad oommunistion Eith Savannah.
Atlanta, Montgomery, Nashville and ChittsnooEa.
TERMS OF BOAKD-
TF8 dollars per day, ten dollars per ueek. and thirty
Eve dollars per single moufh Visitors Ehn wish o. en-
gaze board BY the seas,n with ue.- families. VIII ne
boarded 70 thirty dollar. per month children and ss--
vents haif price. Those Who wise 90 engage h11rt uv
ses-ou, would Do veil 20 address me az The SPRINGS.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-07-26
CHANCERY SAFE
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
z Valuable Lot of Land,

Situated ln the city Of Memphis. shelby cu1ty, Ten
nessee. described ss p1rt us the tract 0f land known
upon the plan % Memphis as 1t no ST.. dee Euatef
upon che psu % IT, ". HIPS suhlivtsio1 o. said To-,
as surveyed on tha 15th % Feorary. 1855. by Wm.
Crsue. engineer, As lot No. q, fronting II feet on the
north side 1 G1sny stree, aud raining back between
parallel 'iues 81 usft angles vlth said h0shv street, ifS
feet C inches % ar aIiey. and haTisE n front % us feet
6 inches on the east side % Kills street
ALSO-At the same time and place I will sell 10 The
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-07-26
On Tuesday, August p, 1860,
AVAILABLE LOT OF LAND.

sitrafeI on tha u1r-h size % Beal sf-eet. iu fhe city %
Memphis. ulI h1aui-1 and fezcrih-d A. f8II1rs. Auarr
% bocE 10 g.. lying between Des1t1 street and bsvo1
Glyus1. haEluin- 30 fhe u1rlh-elsr corner % a Doc -1t
By T. p. AgLlsit 20 Spigry 4 Clark. on lae u1-th side dr
B-al sfreets running thence east with Seal street aar-
cniy-dve fleets thence 1urth ols hundred and sixty feet
ta 3 stake hslc- west sevrufY-dve feet Or "a sfake5
thence sun sd parallel with DeS1ta street one hun
drrd and SIXTY feet % 1.-THE bernnluE-
TEAMS % SALE -The above trscribeI COT % land
viii De sof nu a UF-lllf aeFeC ami thirteen month.
purchaser o. exec. rs notes with apreoveI security. fr
he purchlze u1uey- A hen viii Be retained on the
premise until 1IfI payment % toe ssme.
Sale ~ On 1'ruck. A. NJ JOHN @ LANTER.
Crrk and Master