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NEM ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, July 28.-In the de-
bate in the Senate yesterday, on resO-
luton TO appoint committee to inquire
into the action of the Board of Registra-
ton appointed by the Convention, the
ellie" was passed.
A l.. Lee, . member of the House
from st. Barnard parish and editor Of
the New Orleans Republican, was ap-
pointed State PRIMER, and the RepttbIi-
cds, was made tire official journal OF the
State and the parish and city Of New
Orleans, under the printing bill just
passed.
Gov. Yarmouth yesterday vetoed the
Joint resolution requesting the General
of the Army to furnish troops to the
civil authorities, and instru ted the SEN
ate that the law i'm such cases required
the application to be made to the Presi-
dent instead Of the General, The veto
was sustained to-day, and the bill
amended in accordance with the inform
alton furnished by the Governor, was
passed ty the Senate, under suspension
OF the rules, and sent to the House for
concurrence.
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crsstination of the Courts of Justice.
The English Parliament never dared
tsmper with the rights Of freemen, as
the Tennessee Legislature has done. It
is not a supposable case that an English
Minister or King could be vested by Par
lament with the power OF annulling, by
single stroke of the pen, the right OF
the freeholders OF q whole county to
vote. Englishmen do not hold their
right to vote at the sufferanee of q con-
temptible despot, who can take it from
them, whenever caprice or anger
prompts him to do It, and without rem
dering to any one an account of the res-
sons for his action.
Dereliction Of duty on the part Of the
Judiciary, IS Of far grsver consequence
than that on the part OF either of the
other departments Of the Government.
Having the pO1Oer to be independent, 1t
is its highest duty to be so; and natu-
rally supposed to be above the reach of
the corTupting influences Of party and
faction, an act OF cowsrdiee or Obssqui-
business to power, an avoidance Of re-
sporsibility, stsrtles the public and be-
gets a feeling Of insecurity, like that
which men have in countries subject to
frequent earthquakes, aad where moth
ing, not even the solid foundations of the
earth seem stable and secure. The an
chors of Ship Of the State do not hold to
the bottom, but drsg, and the vessel
drifts towards a lee-shore to inevitable
shipwreck, when the Judiciary proves
/ faithless and false to the high trusts COM
mitted to IL. Its recreancy is the most
lamentable Of sill; and the Judge is an
apostate who does not respond to the de-
mands of duty and judicial honor. There
is no higher degree Of moral treason
than for Judge to aid and abeLs Legis-
! Isture in subveEting the Constitution
and robbipg freemen of their rights.
In sll ages, the claws delays" have
been enumerated among the grievances
that sffict humanity, and the English
Rsrons were not content with requiring
JOHN to say in Magma Charta, "We will
not sell, we will not deny justice, to any
one :" but they had it written and sealed
eve will not sell; we will not deny; we
will not DELAY Justice to any one."
And the Court thst delays Justice, and
stands shivering on the brink Of case,
fearful of the consequences to itself Of a
decision unpaIatable to power or the PEG
pie, wants the courage that makes even
bad men respectable, and cannot COM
plain if it is characterized as timid and
I imbecile
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, July 28.-Gov. Brown
lows message was read In the Legtsla-
turs this morning. In stating the
reasons which prompted him to call the
Legislature together, he says the action
OF that body duriRg the past winter left
| him without authority to employ the
militia, and he accordingly paid and dis
banded those in the service. The mem
bers had been told by the Conservatives
| that there was no use for the militia, and
that ali would be quiet in the State, bat
at that time the psroled rebel soldiers
| were forming themselves into secret or
ganized bands to overthrow the State
/ government, and carry the Presidential
| election. He regards those bands as
| murderers and robbers, and recommends
| that the Legislature declare them out
laws, punishable with death wherever
! found. He asks those members
| who have been insisting upon his calling
out the military for their protection, to
pass the necessary laws and to give him
sufficient clerical force to carry out his
/ orders and money TO defrsy the expenses,
| and 10 pay what force IS necessary. He
saws that he intends that the RESPONSE
| biiity shall rest with the legislative and
not the executive department.. II the
military force is ordered out, laws must
| be passed to protect them in all proper
| acts, while on duty and should the Leg
/ islature prefer that some other party
shall have charge of the militia, he will
stand aside. He also calls attention to
! the financial condition of Tennessee, and
recommends that 8 special committee
be appointed to investigate the eonspirs-
! ey which prevented the payment Of the
July interest. In conclusion he says,
have been appealed TO by prominent
men Of both political parties to urge upon
you the propriety OF removing the polit-
! icaI disabilities formerly imposed upon 3
large class Of rebels. The conduct OF
that class OF people has been and Is such
that do not feel justified IN making
this recommendation. They have q
military organization in this State whose
sVoWed object il to trampie the laws IN
der foot, and force the party in power to
enfrsnehise Themselves and their
sympSthiaeFs. cannot stultify
myself by yielding to this request
accompanied by threats OF vi0leRce,
If members of the General Assembly are
alarmed for their personal safety, snd
feel disposed to sue for peace upon the
terms proposed by an armed mob, they
will Of course take a different view Of tbs
subject, Any recommendation of thi:
kind, if made Gt all, should be made at q
regular, and not called session of you
body; and whether such recommenda
ton, and accompanying action, shall bC
deemed wise at your adjourned meetinl
in November next, can thea be NOR,
safely determined by strictly observing
the conduct of those unreconstructed H
Klux Rebels, and their sympsthizinl
supporters, between this time and that
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, July 2S.-Lord Stanley, last
night, informed the House of Commons
that the decisions of the lower Spanish
Courts, establishing the legality of tbs
seizure OF the Tornado. have been con-
firmed by the Supreme Court of Justice,
the highest tribunal IN Spain. He, how
ever, made no disclosures as to what &C.
ton the Government OF Great Britain
would take in view of the adverse deci5-
ion. The Court Circular announces that
Queen Victoria will leave England on
the 9Th of August, snd go first to Paris,
whence she will make tour through
France, Germany and Switzerland. She
expects to return about the first of Dc
tOber.
VIENNA, July % "A dispatch from
Belgrade says the assasslns of Prince Mi.
chael have been shot.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
New OrIeans Market.


NEW ORLEANS, July 2S.-COtton dull and nom
nal middungs DC safes is bales; rec, lpts 50 bale
Sterling 575z(96O New York slguJ &c. premium
Gold A.. Flour quiet, superfins 81 z54SS. Corn
easy, glc9Sl Oh. oats dull, &c. Hay uncha ged
Pork duh, 50 80. Bacon shoulders, l314c cleal
sides, l714c. Lard tierces, ls52ei kt g Is14e.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July ZS.-Flo9r and grain un
changed. Manufactured tobacco, soc. lower
Whisky SOC. bonded. Provisions quiet bu
firm.
ST. Louis Market
ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-TObleco firm. CboIc,
new Flour &c. CHER; SupeTfine SSa7 3
" heat 81 Y q 81 70. Corn s899Jc. Oats 5.@7sc
Pork SIS. Bacon, shoulders lz54GI3e. CIeal
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, July 2S.-TobaecO steady: sale.
IS hhds; Tugs TO medium leaf S7gl5 50
Wheat 81 Slg2 Flour, supernBe Sc 2Ja6 SO
Corn, 9 &C. NV oats 45g50c Rye 81 Is. Pota
toes S2S2 50. Pork SIS 50 528 II Lard ISc
Bacon, shoulders l3l4e; clear Iib sid,s 10 &c
clear sides I14c. BuIk shoulders l2c; ciea
sides lee. Cotton 2S5zc-- Whisky raw, firm S
81 OS
New York Market
NEW YORK, July &,-COtLOn heavy and ~
lower; sales l6OO baIes; uplaads Eg1Ic. r ce and
Coffee duh. Sugar quiet; Cuba fiaI2c. Mo-
lassez dull; Muhcovad9 Ale. Flour rather quiet
Wheat 81 S}6lI %. Corn 81 UjgI Il
The dry goods market Is nrm; Mancheste
prints lU54c; dark prints I31 s9l45zc: printins
cloths e5zssc; heavy brown sheelings, I
me money msrket is easy; eau loans 3a4c
Sterling s5s@lO5s cold 44g54Is. In the ear,
BrOwniOW al called cut 1860 troops in Ten
nelsee, whose bonds are now quoted at 6lStS. Tn,
failu of Abram beu q Son, brokers, is an
nOunced
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Col Woolley,
Of Cincinnati, lately imprisoned by the
Impeachment Managers, has sued But
Ter for imprisOniDg hun without the au-
thOrity of Congress, and seeing. his pri-
vate kilograms. He lays his damages at
100000.
The american appeals for aid FOR the
sufferers by the recent flood. George w.
Cnilds, of the Philadelphia Ledger heads
q list Of subscriptions with $1,000.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, July Ex-senator Hen
bricks arrived hire to-day, and met with
tie most imposing political demonstra-
ton known here for years.
Mr.. Hendricks spoke, denouncing the
whole political and financial policy OF
the Republican party, and claiming that
peace aud prosperity could only be had
by return of the Democratic party to
power,
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LIABILITIES:
S0.o9S eS
STATE OF MAINLAND, I
CITY OF Baltimore.

The undersigned, John W. Randolph, Presl
dent, and Henry c. Jones, SECRETARY, being
duly sworn, do severaiiy upon their oaths GER
tify and say, that they are respectively the
Presid. Mt and the Secretary OF the United
States Fire and Marine Insurance Conn any OF
Baltimore IN the state Aforesaid, that the fore
going statement contains just and true state
= emit and exhibit OF the standing and condi-
ton of said company on the LIST day Of July,
1875 JOHN W. RAFDOLPH, President.
BESRY Q. JONES, Secretary.
sworn and subscribed TO IN 7th day Of
Jolly, 1873, before me, a Justice CT the Peace for
the city OF baltimore.
lSignedl 4. +. FLAHERT1, j. r.
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'NTs

MASONIC SUMMONS e
vi The officers and members of Ham - =
iiton Lodge, No. 299, are hereby sum- Ky
moned TO attend a special comm u lea wv
ton on Thursday night, 30th duly. at Pm.
By order OF the Lodge
H. ]. LYNN, Master.
Attest w II Rrrrs ssecretarr ~ b BE-
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IUKA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

FINHE next Session will open on MONDAY, the
4 3lst August, under the continued super
fntendencs of the subscriber assisted In the Lit
erary Department by Mrs. DOUGLASS Every
department viii be filled with able Teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs TEPE still continue in the Music
Department. To our friends desiring rspOsa
and eXem ptiOn frOm many OF their PECULIAR
tractive." Many families purpose settling
among US this fall to educate their children.
For further particulars apply for Circular %
Rev. J. z DOUGLASS,
tv2ff Iuka MiEs.
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NEW Work.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The Times has
sued the city for S25 600 for advertising.
The IFi6tGGe's money article says the
passage Of the Funding bill had 10 effect
on bonds, and it will probably be dead
letter
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS: 9th
JULY, 1865.

The members Of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Central Democratic Club OF
Shelby county, are requested to meet at
the Editorial Rooms of the APPEAL, TO-
day Wednesday afternoon, at 2:3O.p. m,
sharp.
The Executive Committees Of the
Ward, District and Independent Clubs
are invited to send one Delegate each, &c
meet the Executive Committee Of the
County Club at that time and place.
As every one will be bound by the &C
ton of the Committee so convened, it il
earnestly hoped that all lgU be present,
who should be so.
ALBERT PIKE,
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS: 2STI
JULY. 1865.
Col. Duncan X. MCRae and P. J. Null
verhill will address the Central Demo
cratic Club on Saturday evening next.
The ladies are invited to attend.
By order Of the President.
W a TnPT 4 gTn Sac
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4th-We will continually have cur
buyers in the East watching the market
and attending the Trade Auction Sales,
buying Bargains, which we viii again
Sell IS Bargains.
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NO. 233 Main st.
Florence SyncdIeal Female college

THIS institution. which has long enjoy ed >
i very high reputation aB.ocg the female
colleges OF toe south, Is situated 81 Florence,
Ala. which is adCaiIted 70 De Ous CT tbs 10 cst
delightful and sslubriOus towns in the south
west. IL is very easy OF access A branch %
the Memphis and Charleston EailT0sd ruls
from Tuscumbis to South Florence. It's Prssi-
dent, Rev. Dr. WEI II. MlTCHkLL, Is we'll
known one Of the ED est teachers in the
country. Next session w1li eOmmsoee on the
sab dag Of September next.
For further particulars apply to the Presl-
dent. is itndaw
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TEXAS.

HOUSTON, July 2S.--The first bale of new
cotton was brought in to- day from the
plantation of NJ. j. Duke, in Grimes
county. 1t weighed 40S pounds, and
classed IS good middling.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July 2s.-The Indians have
left the vicinity OF Fort Lsrned and gone
South with their wives and children. II
is believed that they will return and raid
upon the railroads and depredate gene.
rallV
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THE SCHOLASTIC SESSION
OF THE
Academy OF the Sacred Heart.

THE FIRST EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
4 IN Missouri, esta blished In 1919, wilt COM
mencs It's Session on TUk SDAY, September LIST.
For further particulars apply to
MADAME NJ. J. GALL " AY, Superior,
liz Svga l OuiS
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2d-fhFOagh cur large capital We sFe
enabled TO BUY ROR CASE, thereby
can buy closer than those buying on
credit.
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Store Fixtures AZ Auction,

A NO. I62 FRONT STREET, EXCHANGE
a Building, THIS MORNING, Z9th inst. at
10 Observation-Disclosures Shelving, Desks and once
Furniture, Scales, Sklds, Trucks, etc, etc.
W. h PASSMORS & CO.,
iy2qI AuctiOueefs
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Science Hill Female Academy,
SheibyVfIIe, Ky.

This Institution. situated in one Of the most
1 quiet, healthiuI and p easant towns Of Ken
lucky within a short distance Of LOUISVILLE,
with which It has easy daily comnun ication
by stage and rail, Offers to the public the accu-
mulRted advantages OF more tGan forty years
successful operation. The eighty-seyenth (S7thl
semi annual session will open on Monday, sep
tember J, 1858. kOr catalogues or special infor-
nation address MIS-. j6LIA A. TENIS,
ry2g Inn Principal.
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LOUIS UNIVERSITY.

THE Thlrty-ninth Annusl Session OF Studies
Il in the st. Louis University
VIII open September -th.
This Institution Is the oldest geat Or learning
in the West having been established in ls2s.
The course of studies Offers every facility inr
acquiring a Thorough CLASSICAL AND COM
MERCIAL EDUCATION.
For Catalogue, etc. APP ~ to
REy. F. II. SRI. y FEBECE. x. J.,
President ST. L9uis U1ivSrSity, ~. Louis, no.
fy2I 3tawt sept
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EoR SALE two complete sets OF the Report
Z of the Supreme Court of Arkansas, from
vol. l 10 vol. "A inclusive, One set almosl en-
lrsly nsS, Apply 70 Gyal L. H. FlkS'
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To The Merchants OF Memphis.
An Excellent Advertising Medium,

TIE BOLIVAR BULLETIN, printed al
4 Bolivar, Hardemsn county, Tenn, By n. X.
PARRISH, is one OF the best advertising me-
diums within hundred miles OF Memp his-ad-
vOcafes Memphis trade, and circulates in a hall
dozen OF the best COUNTIES back OF Memphis.
A 81
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Ike Whitaker is loading the r. @
Gray at Cincinnati for Memphis, St.
Louis, New Orleans or some other Tort
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LAGRANGE Female College,
LAGRANGE, TENN,

IN MILES east OF Memphis, on Charleston
~ Railroad. VIII open lst September and
close LIST July next Cheapest College In the
West.
Cash items Tor i've months:
Board In COLE gs (al found) W
All English, Latin and Mathemstics.-..--. q W
Music ION any instrunentl with use OF IN
NoIern Langpages. ...........-.......-. 10 W
Vocal Mnsic and lncideut tails, 10 charge
fvso On, i ID MEREDITh. President.
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open at all hours supplied with newspapers
from every state in the Union; and every
Conservative American, Federal or Confede-
rate are alwsys welcome.
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Democratic Clubs established elsewhere in
the State are invited 20 correspond with the
Shelby County Club, for cooperation and con-
certed action.
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Through these advantages, it must be sp2a
rent to all that we win be able TO COMPETE
With
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3d-We shall continue 20 SELL ONLY
FOR CASH, which enables US TO sell 81 =
closer prOls than those selling or fine,
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A LARGE TRADE
We have concluded arrangements through
which we propose to offer Inducements for all
BUYERS TO PURCHASE HERE

1st-All Imported Goods We Will I'M
port Direct, or buy from the Importers
Agents.
All BOmestlr Goods sc will buy direct
from the Manufactures.
shoes We will have made to order in
fart, we will procure all eur Goods From
FIRST HANDS. thereby saving the job
beF's profits.
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MACON FemaIa Insntnta-

I COATED IN Fay cite county, seven miles
Il north Of Lafayette Depot. Memphis and
Charleston Railroad The exercises OF This In
stitute vii be resumed. uCdeT an able faculty
on lst september, ls06 Course o. Instruction.
thorough aud complete The sch0lsrShfr Of rs
pupils shall be inferior 20 none IN the Uuftsd
STATES charges moderate. Mrs P DEW 50
well and {ayorably known IN West Teuuessss,
has charge Of the ii aisle Department AMI Gen
lars apply iOr cireulsr.
ID. \. boswell, President, . A. Mes born. Sec
Rotary Board Trustees.
JOHN c. PETTCS, A. Il,
Jy-SW 70 sci OF Virginia, Principal
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Arknnsas RepOrtS for SALE.

sUBscRIPrIoH.-Tue BOLIVAR Bulletin
will be sent TO any address, one year, for s. %,
payable In advance. tys7 II
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CoNPrROLLER's OFFICE

I, G. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the United
more, in She state of Maryland, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said COM
many has complied with all the require
ments OF the laws OF The state of Tennessee i'm
posed ON Insurance Companies, and further
certify that g. w. Ia CROOK, Agent Ofsaid COM
pany has also complied WiLhthe require men Is
OF the laws OF the State, made and pro-
yided in such cases:
Wherefore, said United States Insurance
Company has authority to take risks and trans
act the business OF Insurance in this State, at
G, W. BLACKBURN,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Bargains in suburban Lands for fash,

Bargains In Suburban Lands for fash.
w E offer to a cash buyer THE BEST B AR
w GAINS IN THE MARKET in ten, twenty
OF thirty acres of fine land, six miles frUm the
city 90 the Raleigh road, being part OF the
POPE TRACT. Gall quickly and secure il, as
the land must be sold.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
fy2 iW Real Estate Brokers.
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AM MARKET on THIS CONTINENT.

So People should not listen to the base fsbri-
cations of Cincinnati, louisville and st. Louis
drummers, that MemphisesRnOt compete with
their markets.
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ShelbyVllle Male high School

rINHE Twenty fifth Semi Annual Session OF
ms iustitutiun will open on Ist Monday OF
Stpte1n Der, 1905 IERM5 FOX SCHOOL YEAR,
CLOSING JUNE s. 1863, PAYABLE oNE-HALF IN
ADVANCE:
sor llav EuDils 70 %
For Bosrdei s.. $50 ~
It Is the desire OF the Principal 70 direct his
attention cunscientiOusiy and faithfully TO the
mental aud moral training Of those committed
10 his care aud IN order 10 accomplish This
object more effectually, the nuIn Der of board
srs will be limited to six and the number OF
day pupils TO thirty.
Good BOARDING be gotten with private
f.1.aiffes at from ~ 50 to $ o. per week.
For information IS regards uisci pine, course
OF instruction, etc, Apply foe circular.
j W. DC ID, A ~, Principal,
jy29 Ina sheloyviae, Kentucky.
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L IABERLISG SPRINGS, . MILES NORTH
IA OF MytheV1lie, Virginia. lum Whifs.
Red and Blue sui phur Waters Hot Gold AMI
Napor Alum and 50 phur Baths With spa,.1sf
treatment Tor rheumatism, Cost. ScrOfuIOus
and Lungs under experienced attendant but
only 70 the extent OF safety aud comfort
Nearly every game Tor amusement and ezer-
ese, unrestricted Dy law. togsthsr with double
and single barrel shot guns and rIfsz. provided
without charge. For analysis, certificates. etc
see clrcu ars, and refer 70 ". K. Hunt X :
Psrham, Saa Tzts aud P. B. Wills Me- rhis-
Tenn Terms-Fer day. 81: week, So. rnoutb,
,S4O Being new place, Accommodation
somewhat restricted, and no promises. les
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The shelby County Democratic Club

Meets at the Democratic Headquarters every
saturday Evening. and is called 10 order pre-
cisely at hslf-past o'clock.
PTesident-ALBERT PIKE.
Vfce- Presidenb.-W. 7. Avery, John Dawson
N. Mageveney, Jr-, NJ. D. L. Stewart, A. L.
FARMLAND, J. ". Lefwich and F. l. Warner.
Recording SecrctGrg.-W. o. LOhand.
Corresponding Secretary Minor AerTiwether.
Major J. ]. Murphy.
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS
THE CITY OF MEMPHIS.
Madison and Second Streets

IN THE STILLMAN BLOCK.
CORNER OF
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SUMMER RESORTS.
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.
BAILEY SPIRES, ALABANA.

'I'h + propretors Of this Watering Place take
4 pressure IN iulOgInlpg their friends aud
patrons LnaJ they have completed their ar
IAne emenls Tor the comfort and enjoyment OF
tneir guests and that the Hotel Is now OUen
III L4s1 RECEPTION The efficacy Of these
waters In eases Of Dropsy, ScroIuIs- D,-sper-sis
diseases peculiar 70 femases, and ali Diseases ~
the SKIN and Kidneys. Is TOO well estabIfsberf
% Reed comment A good Band will serve M.
Ball room and the table viii be Supplied viii,
Inc BEST the county affords, while the nshfuv
~ S1oaL creek and the hUDIsHg the sur.
rounding woods PRESENT their tssfel attrsrtIons
- VlAltors- Route via Mem phis I'd Charleston
RAILROAD 70 Florence, thence " regular SfaTs
Line TO the sprtngs-nine miles
For descriptive paMp lIet, circular or f,r In
lorInsllOn res psetlnS special diseases address
ELLIS q CO, PrOpriesOrs.
or n. A. MOODY, MD
leZs I'm Resident Physician