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Gold placers, it is asserted, were
worked in California five years before
the discovery at Suffers mill in l848.
A mine at San Francisquito, thirty-tive
miles from Los Angeles, was worked 1872
to 1876 by Mexicans, who took out $4,000
to $4,000 yearly.
The statistics of sugar manufacture
show that Great Britain and her colonies
and the United States consume half the
crop of the world, and that Cuba pro-
duces one-third of the whole supply of
the world.
Gold to the amount of $50 900 ounces
has been exported from Melbourne dur
ing the present year. This shows an in
crease of 100000 ounces over the same
period last year. Ofthis amount nearly
10 per cent. was transhipped from New
Zealand.
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W. WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Gen. Gillem
has submitted to Gen. Grant report Of
his action as regards the condition OF
Mississippi under the commandments.
he states the resu!5s,of the late election
as follows: For the Constitution, SO, 23l (;
against it, 63, $50. Gen. Gillem says
" As IS generally the case. in elections,
frauds are charged by both parties. All
reports and complaints bearing on tue
subject are herewith transmitted for the
consideration OF tue proper authorities,
merely remarking that [ am satisfied
that the election wac as fair and free
from intimidation or the influence Of
fraud, as it would be possible TO re-
ceige under existing circumstances, and
that no undue Influence was ex-
ercised at the polls, and il intimidation
was used al AL, it Was beyond the power
OF The military TO reach II. AS the de-
feat of the Constitution renders it pOssi-
bic that the State may fer time remain
uader miiitsry control, / consider it my
duty To call attention to the almost utter
impOssi biiisy OF finding persons to ilii
VACANCIES ~ civil Offices who possess the
necessary attachments and can qualify
under the existing laws. l would there
fore recommend that section nine OF tne
ACT OF July 10, 1857, be so modified as TO
render eligible to office persons on the
list of registered ana qualified voters TO
ill The Vacancies which exist or may &C.
cur in the civil offices, State or mnniei-
pal,p
Judge Poland has resigned the posi-
ton as member OF the Committee on
Elections.
rRe President has ssnta large dist OF
consular and other nOmi nations 70 The
Senate. o. = 20
The Cabinet meeting to-day was at
tended by all the members, including
Attorney General Evaris.
La the House Today Washburne, OF
Illinois, from the Conference Committee
on the Deficiency bill, made q report
stating that il contained 81, 100000 for
rivers and haIbors, the total amount OF
the bill being 81. 100000 which was
agreed to. The Senate also agreed to
the report. ...- -.t=
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commencement of the fortieth Congress,
but debSte arising it wentover.
! Al joint resolution, admitting steam
plows free Of duty for one year from
June 30th, the last, was passed.
Morton called up the bill to authorize
the construction Of bridges across the
Ohio, which was opposed by Pomeroy,
and supported by Cameron, until 10
O'clock, when the special order, the bill
for the proteetieno of American. citizens
in foreign countries, came up, and was
ass gned for the evening session tonight.
Howe presented report from the Con-
ference Committee on the Indian Appro-
pria;iOn bill, which was adopted, and
the Senate went into Executive session,
and subsequently, tooka recess. r.
~ HOUSE. 4aa. 80 S
Wilson, of the Judiciary, to whom was
referred the claims of the Representatives
from the late rebel States, that they be
allowed full pay from the commence
ment of Congress, reported a resolution
that they shalt be allowed pay from the
date of their elections. Adopted.
The oath was administered to Chas.
W. Becky, B. w. Norris, Chas. w.
Pierce, ]. B. Calls and Thos. Houghey,
who took seats As members from Ala
bama.
The Conference report on the bill TO
supply vacancies in the Executive De-
paTtments was agreed TO.
A concurrent resolution wss received
from the Senate declaring the ratifics-
ton of the fourteenth smendment-by
three-iourths of the States, and dselar-
ing it part of the Constitution of the
United States, was adopted under the
operations of the previous question By
1875 against 50.
During the proceedings dispatch wa!
received from Gov. Bullock announcing
| the ratification of the fourteenth amend
ment by the Georgia Legislature by 81
majority in a Joint Committee.
| The House then resumed the consid
Grafton OF the Funding bill. sELe-H
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CASH CAPITAL OF ss,5OO,OOO,

Which viii be sufficient 10 duplicate lines 10
all or nearly all the paying points reached by
the present monopoly.
The present Telegraph Companieso of seOun-
try have been consolidated into one huge
monopoly, and are now Gaming over
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS per year or
over one hundred per cent on the actual ccst
OF their lines, their present capital having been
vAtered over ONE THOUSAND per cent
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY
have recognition frOm the United stat
Gsvernment of the importance OF their enter
prise, with grant OF the most valuable fran-
chises ever conferred upon a telegraph COM
pany. No competing line has ever hsd the
right now granted by Congress 20 this company
to construct and operate lines over every
RAILROAD and MAIL ROUTE In the United
states. The position OF this company diners
from that OF any company ever before organ
lied. The question Of ths RIGHT OF WAY IS
FOREVEg SETTLED.
The stockholders Of this company cannot DO
sold out OF TRANsFERRED 20 any other
company. The act Of Congress under which
this company has been organized, prohibits
any transfer Of the franchises granted.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The joint
Committee on the Library were dis
charged from the further consideration
OF the petition on the subject of an inter-
national copyright law.
The concurrent resolution declaring
the ratification of the fourteenth amend.
ment was taken Up and adopted.
Ii declares thai thrse-fGurthB of the
States, including Ohio srd New Jersey,
having adopted the amendment, it has
become part of the Constitution OF the
United StsLes. --9 =
a joint resolution was offered instruct
ing the Seorstary of State to pay the
Senators from Arkansas, Florida, Louisl.
ana and North Carolina the compensa-
ton allowed by Law computing from the
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CHIC.

SANDUsKY, July 2l.-The Secretary Of
War has ordered an indefinite postpone
ment of the removal Of the Confederate
dead from JOhnson's Island to a ceme-
terry of this city, as great fears were felt
Tor the health of the city in case the
bodies were disinterred during this in
tensely hot weather, and strong protest
against it was sent to tie Wsr Depart
ment.
CINCINNATI, July 2I-Three of the
men who attempted to rob the Express
Company, on the OHIO and Mississippi
Railroad, some time sinee, while being
taken to the BrOwnstown jail, yesterday,
were taken out OF The cars by q mob Of
three hundred men, and hung.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, July p. Secretary
Fletcher to day refused to sign the State
bonds for the Nashville and North
western Railroad. Forty five bonds
have been signed by his agents, and de-
livered to the Receiver of the road. The
refusal of the Secretary caused Clitte to
cease paying the employees, who to-day
prevented the construction train from
leaving to repair the road, declaring that
none should leave until they were paid.
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CaLLS---HOW TO Be MADE.

One per cent of the STOCK viii be required on
subscribing, and subsequent calls. not to eK-
Deed i've per cent per month, win be made by
the Board OF Directors, from time TO time, as
may be necessary, TO supply funds to construct
and equip the lines; but no calls viii be msds
afler the one per cent Is paid, until the EN-
TIRE CAPITAL STOCK shall have been sub
soribed.
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BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.
BAILEY SPRINGS, ALABAMA.

THE proprietors of this Watering Place take
pleasure IN informing their friends and
pAtrons that they have completed their ar
ran2enents for the comfort and enjoyment OF
their guests and that the Hotel is now omen
Tor tue1r reception. The efficacy OF these
waters II cases OF DIOpey, ScrOIula, Dyspepsia.
diseases peculiar 70 Females, and all diseases OF
the SKIN and Kidneys, is too wen established
70 need comment, A good Band viii serve tbs
the BEST the counuy affords, while the fishing
in ShOal creek and the hunting in tn. sur-
rounding woods present their usual attractions
to visitors. Route via Memphis and Charleston
hRili Dad to Florence, thence by regular Stage
Line 70 the Sprin gs-Dine miles.
For descriptive ps8phlet circular or for in.
formation respecting special diseases, address
ELLIS q Co, Proprietors.
or II. AZ MOODY, MD.
je29 In Resideut Pbvsletan
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THE NATIONAL
TETEGR DH
COMPAN

A new enterprise, TO be known an the Ma
tIOnal Telegraph Company, has been organ
lied with valuable franchises conferred BY q
recent act OF Congress Tor the purpose OF estab-
fishing Trunk Lines OF Telegraphs on ali the
principal railroads and mail routes in the
United States. The stock Il 70 be Issued upon
the same principle as that Of the MeIanant's
Union Express Company, which recently COM
menesd operations. The design Is % interest
the entire business community in the enter
prise. This is done, not so much to dispose OF
the stock as II is to secure the business Of the
country through which the lines pass.
The Capital IS &c be
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'NTs

MASONIC NOTICE. - The q
VI OnJers ana members OF Hamilton "a
l.Juge No. 20, are hereby notified To at - ~
tend SPECIAL communication, OF saId/ Wy
lodge 81 their hall, In Odd Fellows Building,
TINS W ednes1ay evening, at 5 O'clock Tor WORK
IN the e. A. degree.
All members OF sister city Lodges, ard tran
silent brethren in gOOI standing, are fraiernally
lnNlL6u 70 Attend
BY order OF H. J. LYNN, W. NJ.
W. II. BUTTS, Secretary. u jy22 II
MASONIC NOTICE The q
IVA Ot1C-rs HGd Members OF hermes "a -
lltl MiLhras Lodges of FeTleciOB Nos. -
stated communication oil those lodges
held Ia conjuncti0h,- atatIe Han OF Cyreno
Comm ndery 30. Z, tins Wednesday evening, al
s o. o'clock. r.s 500 s..--L N
All members OF the A.. and A.. r .. s.. Rite
in good standing are traternaily invited.
by order OF lE ar ~ E--a
II. p. WOODARD, Sd, T.. p. G.. M,
GEO. MELLERJff, 30, T.. p. g.. M.
Attest .....
FRANK MELLEtsH. Secretary.
Wednesday, July 2, 1855. iy22 IL
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July GA Democratic
ratification meeting at Leavenworth
last night was attended by large NUM-
her OF soldiers from the fort, who cheered
Justify for Seymour and Blair.
Gen. Grantis meeting with moderate
receptions along the Kansas Pacific Rail
road a.F
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

THE5E CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
i Springs, situated in Montgomery county
81 miles nom Christiansburg Depot are now
open FOR the reception OF visitors, and the at
tenttOn of the Springs going public is respect
fully invited TO the advantages they present
The watels o. these springs are unriyaIIsd in
all cases Of Dyspepsia Cutaneous diseases and
Uterine affections, and in cases OF Debility act
as
POWERFUL RESTORATIVE.
They have proven eminsntly useful in many
Female Diseases, and in
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, July A.-COtton dull and
easier: iniddlngs 501zc sales IS bales receipts
"a. s.Jerling 5515G5s55. New YORK sight %c
T,remi,,n Go ID ~. Flour active Superfine
4 5lT7 IS Corn active g9cgSl O21Z. Oats dull
soc. Hay frn s2l923 Pork dulf aZ9 20. Lard
duIl Tferces ISI5c; key zoe.
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L,OuisViIIe Market.

LOUISVILLE, July A.-Flour, superfneS3 .
a6 Is. Wheat 81 20, I t092 oats s0983c Corn
S5I9jc. Rye 81 SOL 80. Mess Pork S2S 80. Lard
lSc Tobacco is weaker, sales 30 hhds at N9iO
for Tugs to selections. Bacon, shoulders, l3c
clear rio sides I644c clear sidts l7c. Bulk
Maats dnlI ana unchanged,
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TREo. RoERNER,
Graduated Chemist and Druggist,

= 4 AND IS BEAL STREET, C0RNER SEC
Ut ond, Memphis, Tina. Particular atten-
ito paid 70 the Pres rIpuon and - nalyIical
departments, AND besiuts- al HE articles usu-
ally Kept IN a well stocked Drag store. Par
ucular ATTENTION is PAID 70 the fre4crl pIIon
Department, auu also to Chemical Anaiy tlcsl
examinations in any line. Ay>ODA WATER
Is uns lrpasssd BY any IN The city, rs the syrua
are only made nom fresh Huils, ly2z 3n
IN the District Court of the United States, fol
the district oil " est Tennessee IN the mat
ter OF stsphen ID. HancOok, Bankrupt In
bankruptcy, District Of west 1enusssee-sf
To whOmit may concern ,-
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointments as assignee oRStsphen D.hanooeli
% -aemphls, IN the county OF smelly. and state
Of Tennesase, Wil<ilR sand DlEtrict, VINO has
tl0n, by tho District GOurs OF said District.
Mem phis, Tenn, the Dist day OF July, I'd.
1905. WILLIAM YgCEEODG,
jy2 % 5 - - Assignee, etc.
IN the District Court Of the United States. FOL
the DistEaotOf West tennessee Ia the mat.
ter OF AbTaln II. Goodman, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy, DistriOt OF " est ceuneSsee-ss.
To whom IL may concern: t.e5
The Undersigned hereby gives notice of hi,
appoinEInen nj AZ assignee OF AbrsJl II, sooaman
OF Mslnpiii5, ia the county Of shelby ana
state OF Ie1Heasee, within Saiu District, who
mas Oeen .ad5uaged bankrupt upon his own
petition, by lie Distrlct Court said District.
MeDlpnlss Tenn, The list day OF July, AID.
iS6o.r ....f..I WILLIAM \ . CIRoDnl, u
jy22 295 a tli .f.n assignee. etc.
In the District Court OF the United States, fol
the District OF W est Tenn In the Tnattei
OF 5MfinEmlS 3. CoitOns BankrupG In Bank
Iuptey, DlsLr1ct OF " est rsnnessee-ss.
To whom 1t may concern; go. 20. - ,--.-
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF hi
appointment as assignee OF William b. Cotton
o. memphis, in the County ofsShethy, and stab
OF Tennessee, within SAID District, who has beer
adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition, by
the District Court OF said District. o. u -.lll
Memphis, Tennessee, ths 2lst day OF July
a. y. 1853. 1 .u WILLIAM Y. GIRODE,
jy2 70 o eyes sa.hslfsI Assignee, etc.
In the District Court OF the United States f0i
the District OF WeSJ Tsnnessse.--In the ma 3.
ter OF Robert II Church, bsnkrupt. In Bank,
ruptcy, District OF Vest Tennsssse--as..lu 4.
To whom It may concern: -
The undersigned hereby gives notice of hi,
appointment as assignes OF Robert Il. Church
Of Memphis, IA The county Of shelby, and
state Of Tenuess6e, within said District, W he
a6s been adiEdged bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court OF said District
Memphis, TenR,, tho Dist day Of July, A. d.
1851 WILLIAM L. CIEASDJt,
jyE2 20 8 ...Ir4 Assignes, etc.
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Assets, June 1. 1888. over ss.Ooo.ooO
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, July 2l-The Lord Mayor
to-day received the freedom OF the city.
BERLIN, July 2l.-Mr. Bancroft goes
to Darlnstadt tomorrow TO conclude the
nstura izatiOn rsaty with Hesse.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
New York Market.

NEW YORK. July q Cotton heavy and a
shade lower; sales 1900 bales; uplands Sl14c
Rice and Coffee quiet. Cuba Sugar ll@l2c
Aiolas. es nominal. Flour more steady Wheat
81 s.Jai 90 Corn 81 05e5l tg5a. a- -
MONEY is easy call loans S95; sterling lOg
lOl[; gold 4]@43Is; Old TennesSees &c ; NeW
rnrIlesseRs %.
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MARRIED.

CARTER Tuesday, 2ist. at y
O'Clock, ny Rev. i. c. Ransom, q; Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, Mr.. CALEB b. CARTER 20
Miss LAURA A. GCTER, eldest day ghter of G.
W. Goyor, all OF this city.
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Quickest Route to New York
Quickest Route TO New York
AND ALI
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CITIES
Is BY THE
Memphis Il Louisville Z. z. Line.
Summer Schedules, June, 1865.
Double Daily Through Trains


Both Trains connect Tor NASHVILLE.
The 400 pm cSnnests for Cairo and st. Louis
arriving AT 81 LOUIS At $50 p IN. next daY.
THROUGH TICKETS
Atredneed rates, can be procured AZ Cornpany.s
once. 23z1< Main street, aud al Depot, head OF
Main street.
HS- Baggage Checked at Depot or By the Mem.
phis City Transfer Company al Hotels Phi
vate Residences, or on bosrd boats, TO al Drin-
cipal points East and North.
SAM. e JONES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent. jsS
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CINCINNATI. July 2I.-Flosr and grain steady
and unchanged. Mess Pork held nrmly AZ -.
BacoiI Bulk Meats and Lard uuchanged. But
ter 25aSOc. Eggs l5G l7c. hay 81 higher. Groce-
rfall SIT
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DrworRaTIC CEyTRaL CLUB.

The speakers who will address the
Democratic Club Of Shelby county, on
Saturday evening, July 25th, are George
ID. CAN'T and R. +. LOoney, Esqs.
Fit should please the Ward and indie
pendent Clubs to attend the meeting,
each in 2 body, they will be received by
the Central Club with due ceremony
and honor. II such is their intention
they viii please notify the President.
The ladies are respectfully assured that
their absence from the meeting would
be profoundly regretted.
By order OF the President.
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Z HAVE determined heneeiolward to 90 a
L Commission business exoinsiyelys and have
rented nay store and taken an office up ST. irs
In same building, where will be glad TOT &c
my friends anu patrons. Thanking them OF
past fav0Ts, beg q continuance OF ths same.
mails NATHAN HQFfHlIMER
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81 O,OOO,OOO,
IN 10000 Shares, OF the par value Of
500 PER SHARE.
But the actual amount to be paid IN cash
$35 Per Share,

And this amsunt is 20 be paid as follows: One
per cent. Of the par at tbs time of subscribing,
and no more, until the entire capital has besn
subscribed, and then on calls 70 be made by the
Board OF directors; instruments not TO sxcsed
i've per cent. per month when thirty-hvs
per cent OF the par vaiue Of the shares has
been paid, certificates OF stock will be Issued
This viii give the company psid up
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SPEECH OF SENATOR HENDRICks.

SPEECH OF SENATOR HENDRICKs.
We invite the particular attention OF
our readers to the speech Of Senator
Hendricks, 10 be found elsewhere in this
issue. 1t ranks with Mr.. PendletOn's
speech, delivered at Grafton on Wsdnes-
day last, as one Of the best campaign
documents yet given to the public. Il
cannot fail TO make votes for COnservR-
tism and Democracy among the people
Of the West, with whom its arguments
will have peculiar force.
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ST. LOUIS, July Y.-Toblcco firm. -Four
superfine - j0g7. CJrn T68Ssc. Wheat va
-, Oats 72a73c. PORK as Ia, Bacon, clear
sides IG34 al7c shoulders are heiu at lz54 gije
Lard Eta9l9c. F-
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BOSTON.

BosToN, July 2l.-Charles Francis
Adams will have public reception on
Thursday.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches
ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, July 2l.-George E.
Spencer was o-day elected Senator for
the long term.
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS
THE CITY OF MEMPHIS,
IN THE STILLMAN BLOCK
CORNER OF
Madison and Second Streets.

open at all hours: supplied with newspapers
from every state in the Union and every
Conservative American, Federal or Conieae-
rate. are always welcome.
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RATES OF BOAR

ColOred servants ana Children not occupy
ing seats al drst table. half the above rates
Dr. JOHN b. KADEORD,
col. HENRY a. L DAUSDSON,
Maj. JAMES p. EDN UNDSON,
Gen. q. Q. WHARTON,
ProprietoHs.
J. A. DAVIS, formerly OF the HoTvelI House,
Lynchbufg superintendent. ieS cod I'm
Z IMBERLING SPRINGS, Is MILES NORTH
IA OF Wytheyiue, NirginiR-Aluu, White
Red and Blue sulphur Waters Hot, Cold and
VapOr Alum and Su phur Baths, with special
treatment for Rheumatism, Cont, Scro1uloUs
and CutaneouS affections diseases OF Throat
and Lungs under experienced attendant, but
only to the extent OF safety and comfort
Nearly eVEry game FOR amusement and exsr-
else, unrestricted by law. together with double
and single barrel shot guns and rifles, provided
without charge. For analysis, certificates, ETC.,
see circulars, and refer to W. 4. Hunt, X. s.
Parham, SaIa Tats and p. b. Wills, Men. phis,
Tenn. Ierns-Fer day. y; week, Si2; month,
$40. Being a new place, accommodations
somewhat restricted, and no promises. je5
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CHRONIC DTARRHRA

Are regarded as q SPECIFIC.
Inc natural advantagesOf this place are UN-
URPASSkD BY ANY IN THE STATE, being
situated almost upon the very summit OF the
AAeghany Mountains. The air is always cool
and DTaclng, ihs climate is healthy and salu-
(55o Fahrenheit), the grounds are shaded- AID
protectsd every EouT in the day by a thick
grove Of Forest Oaks.
The Hotel and buildings have recently been
enlarged, renovated and reftted, and the pro
pTietOTs Halter themselves they can Offer 10
their guests accommodations unsurpassed by
any watering place IN the mountains. and con-
ndeEJly ask a visit from the public
visitors 10 the Springs will stop at Chris
tanSburg. where comfortable coaches viii be
in attendance on the arrival OF each train 10
convey them to the SPRING..
ID A rr-et r,rr NJ,
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INSURANCE.
ST. LOUIS RaUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOhE OFFIUE, No.. 513 Give Street,
ST. LOUIS.

d. a. JANUARY, President.
JAS. II. LUCAS. Vice Presids't.
VIM. T. SELBY. Secretary.
j. 5 MILLER. Asst Secretary.
VIM N. BENTON, Gen'I Agent.
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Issues Policies en- AL. TIE MOST AP.
PROVED NON-FOREEITING PLANS,
ON as good terms as amy Company.
No Restrictions upon Acelimated Persons, or 10
RESIDENCE OR IRA VEL.
MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;

MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
Worneley, Joy & Co, Aydlett, Robinson &
20, ). N. Webb q Co., Tool, Philips & Co, La
cey q McGhee, n. CORONA, a. + FARMLAND,
Jacob AleEanuer, Clapp, Vance Il Anderson.
General n. u. Forrest, General j. II. Chalmers
Com. Joseph <. - ontgCmery, Judge j. 2. Ca
ruihers Rev. ;. n. Ford, ID, Rev. j. Z. Graves
Judge Phlneas T. Scruggs, galloway, Ham tOn
Co., De5oto Insurance Company.
AGENCY OFFICE IN MEHPHJs-No. 81 MRdi-
son street, Kit Williams Block.
MONA HON g OTIS,
State Agents for West Tennessee,
Aississi ppi, Arkansas and North louisiana
n. > NI1s....- IL. MCAAHON
tell Sm
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BUCK EYE SALEE,
\ CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.
NOTICE

Sold by G. D. JOHNSON,
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