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THE DEMOCRACY.
Rally of the Young MEN.
The Independent Young Mems
Democratic Association.

There was quite rally Of the mos'
respectable young men OF our city last
night, at the Irving block, to organize
an independent Democratic club.
The meeting was called to order BY
Msjor Irving Hslsey, who was made
temporary chairman.
A motion was made for the chair to
appoint committee of three on Orgsni'
cation, which was seconded and carried.
Accordingly the chair appointed Messrs-
]. A. J. Smith, James P. Gallagher and
d. G. Irwin, as the committee.
On motion, the chair also appointed a
committee of five, as follows, to draft 3
Constitution aad Bylaws: R. N. Nc
Kie, George MelIersh, George Giilham,
c. w. Guliek and n. G. Warner.
A motion was then made that the
meeting resolve itself into permanent
club and elect officers, which was done,
and the following named gentlemen
chosen to serve:
Gen. Rucker, President Irving Hal
sew, first president Geo. MelIersh,
second Vfee-President II. NJ. Lowen-
stein, third Vice President; r. 81. Syl-
vester, Corresponding Secretary R. NJ.
MeKte, Recording Secretary G. S.
Loope, Treasurer.
After the election, a motion was made
that all who desired to become members
of the Club should enroll their names (;
which was done, some forty names be-
ing enrolled.
There being no further business before
the meeting, it adjourned.
Due notice viii be given in the papers
of the next regular meeting.
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POLICE ITEMS.

There were six arrests up to eight
o'clock In the Second District; six cases
were tried and ten dollars in fines taken
up.
There were fourteen arrests in the
First District up to midnight; $40 as
sessed in fines, but only SO collected.
Capt. Simons, Of the First District,
arrested Moses Byrnes, notorious horse
thief, on Thursday night. lie was turned
over to the STATE yesterday morning.
w. A. Hall had Mary J. Smith ar
rested and brought before Squire Grit
9th last evening, on the charge Of petit
larceny. The prisoner, after hearing,
was discharged.
Richard Gordon complained before
Justice Griffith that Mr.. Matt Duffy had
" sthruek " him, and h0s him with 8
stick. The Squire caused the bellicose
Duffy to be arrested, and fined him 81 so
and costs.
The case against Mrs. began, for
perjury, was dismissed by Squire Grit
fifth yesterdsy-nots shadow Of evidence
having been brought up to justify the
L
Squire Herman, but afterwards moved
before Squire Griffith, who, on sitting
1t, found it to be 8 purely malicious
charge, trumped uP TO ruin Mrs. Degan's
character.
Susan Harris had Harry Stickels ar
rested and carried before Squire Black,
charged with obtaining possession of a
pistol suTreptiLiously, with wicked and
malicious intent, to the prejudice of the
peace and quiet of the State Of Pennes.
see. The case will be tried to-day.
Wash PEBBLES molasses eOlored in
dividuaI, who claims to be q "sporting
man. day before yesterday took green
country darkey "ip," and bamboozled
hiEn out Of twenty dollars. The circum-
stances Of the take in" as brought out
before the Commissioner yesterday morn
ing, show Wash TO be a sharp rascal, and
one that it would be well for the public
TO have inearcerated for awhile. Wash,
it appears, met his victim, the green old
darkey, hunting for ticket office to buy
q ticket TO leave the city. He asked
Wash where such an Institution was to
be found, and the obliging cuss took him
to the foot Of Meyer & Dederick's stairs,
on Court street. Leaving him for q
moment he went up stairs, and shortly
made his appearance with q card
In bis hand, which he told the
unsuspectiDg darkey was pass to the
point whittier he wished to go, and that
| it cost SIT. The old darkey not having
lie exact change, gave him $50 baI
and he dissppeared-ostensibly 70 get
ehenge--lesving his victim waiting
for him. An hour or 80 passed on and
he did not return, and the old fellow be-
gar to be alarmed and went up stairs,
where he was told that his ticket Was
NOT worth cent and he had been hum.
Rugged. He Immediately got out war
rant for Wash, the bamboozler, and had
him arrested. Squire Richards exam
ined the case and made Wash re
fund the money he had so rsscslly OBJ
tanned possession Of, and fined hin iity
dollars. Wash, under sdvlsemsnt Of
sealawsg, took sc appeal.
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MORTVaLE SPRIKGS---lSSS

THIS FAvORTTE SUMNER RESORT. srF.
l. uated in Bl9unt county, East Tennessee
VIII De opened for the reception OF visitors On
the LIST OF June.
The marked beneficial results attending the
use or thSse waters, in functional dsr-ngp-
ments u the Liver Bowels, Kidneys and skin
aud the cure OF Chronic Diseases attest tbef-
Medicinal Properties.
All the accessories for enjoyment and reerss-
uere.
The facilities for reaching EontvaIs this sea.
son VIII De increased by the extension OF TIE
knoxville and Charleston Railroad now in
rapid course Of construction, and regular trains
are expected 70 be running, By the time OF
opening 70 AaryVlilss whence passengers are
distant. 7
Road reduced, per day, to 50 Ter week. So
per month, $40. Address for pamphlets con.
tanning analysis and descTipti0 OF waters etc.
mas I'm JOS. L. ETlS(5 Xuo5y-fIIa T's'3' =, -
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YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
The young men Of Memphis who have
not attached themselves to any organ
lied club, arc earnestly requested to meet
at the enginehouse, corner of Second
and Adams streets, on Monday night at
s O'Clock, for the purpose of forming q
Young Mems Democratic Association.
CHAS n. DAVENPORT,
=. c. COLLINS
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GreenbFleF White Sulphur Springs
Greenbrier County, West Virginia.

THE undersigned, lesSees or this old md WE'LL
Il known WATERIRG PLACE, announce
that encouraged by the liberal Patronage re-
eelyed last season. they have largely added to
their accommodations IN Comfort and appear
ance, and are prepared % entertain FIFTEEN
HUNDRED GUESTS,
The Bathing accommodations are in fine or.
der. Hot and warm sulphur baths, 50 emf
nently eEAcaciOus In many cases, are a. tbs
command Of visitors at all hours.
In addition 70 other aHauseHnents they have
provided new and elegant BOWLING AL
LEY and billiard ROOM, conveniently To-
Gated. Prof. Rosenberger's celebrated FULL
BRASS BAND has been engaged Tor the sea
son. A GOOD LIVERY STABLE VIII be kept
on the premises.
The completion Of the Virginia Central Rail-
road to COVlnston leaves only twenty miles Of
staging, thrOugh beautiful mountain country,
over a well graded turnpike.
HERMS-Three dollars per day, and eighty
dollars per month Children under ten years
OF age and colored servants, half price. White
servants according 70 accommodations.
feS I'm PEVTUN 4 co
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BOARD or HEALTH.-At meeting o.
the newly appointed Board Of Health,
the following members were present /:
hrs. 3. G. Malone, w. T. Irwin, w. R.
Hodges. 4. x. Taylor, r. T.. Butt, Frank
Rice. r. F. Brogn and w. E. Rogers.
DR.. r. F. Brown was elected President,
DR.. r. c. Malone Vice President, and
DR.. w. E. Rogers Secretary Of the
Board.
Reso1ved, That the Secretary require
the sections tc furnish their mortuary
reports at u O'Clock m. on Saturday Of
each week.
Saos'-- RF, BROWN, President
~ y r,oaros earr.
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AIB. MCLEFREsH, whose name was
introduced in our ventilation Of the
Besumont-Wa ldran embrogliO yester-
day, called upon US yesterday afternoon,
and desired us to say that he does not
and never mas fraternized with the Rad
zeal party. We make this statement
with the more pleasure as our article
would leave the impression on the reader
that he was enc Of the genus sc&lsWsg-
which all who know him know is mott the
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VARIETIES THEATER.-Mrs. c. Fl.
Broom, the popular T1GnGgeres8 Of this
temple Of mirth and fun, takes benefit
tonight. We are sure that the fact needs
only to be known to insure her q full
and enthusiastic house. Every one who
goes there is indebted to the Madame for
a good part OF the pleasure enjoyed, and
we hope that she may receive some sub
stantial token Of the regard OF her friends
and admirers tonight.
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CONSERVATIVE NEGRO.-We had the
pleasure Of listening, yesterday evening,
before Squire Blacks Office, to an argu.
unent between Harris, a Conservative
negro, and q white Radical named
WEIGH. Harris gave his sealawsg op-
ponent a pretty severe raking over the
Goals, much to the edihcation Of all who
heard it. We are glad to know that
there are sOme OF the colored people
among as who have not allowed them
selves to be led away completely into
scslawsg bondage.
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We had the pleasure Of meeting yes
terday d. H. Feger, Esq, the General
Southern agent Of the Great Southern
mail route.
Sam P. Rose, ESD, editor OF tne
Upton County Record, is IN the city,
and paid US visit yesterday.
ID. J. Chichester, Esq., the father OF
Arkansas stage trsvel-the original Ar
kansas traveler-passed through the city
yesterday en- route for Washington.
Our friend Stesrns, Of the house Of
Messrs. Church & Co, the enterprising
and popular booksellers, left yesterday
for New York. BE win be abssnt q
month or six weeks.
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BASE BALL.-The first Of the series of
games for the championship of West
Tennessee was played yesterday after
noon between the Bluff City and Pride
of the South clubs at the new grounds
Of the Bluff City," at Hope6eld. By
the appended score it will be seen that
the "Bluff City" is victorious, and is
now prepared to hold the bat against all
corners in West Tennessee. The score
was rs to %
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ENnIoNs q Son, No. 10 Jefferson street
and 500 Main street, have received Bal
LOUIS Monthly and PetersOn's Magazine
for August, Milton snd His Times, Not
Wisely but Too Well, new books New
York Ledger, Chimney Corner, Emer-
aid, Banner Of Light, and all the dailies,
as usllaI
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To EXCURsIoNIsTs.-T steamer
Peosts gives notice in another column
that she makes several daily trips to
Mound City, No pleassnter trip can be
devised, and those having an hour or
two to spare during the "cool Of the
day. cannot do better than to make 9
trip on her.
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DR.. MOrslmore at Bgena Vista Springs,
RusselIviIIe, Kentucky.

BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssELLvILLE, To-
gen county, Ky.-My friends In the South who
desire to consult or place themselves under my
treatment, cen address or come and consult me
personally from this date until LIST of October
next at this favorite Watering Place, and these
Justly celebrated Mineral Springs. As hereto
fore viii stin devote my attention to treat
nient OF ali the various forms OF CHEONIC Dis
Eases especially to Diseases Of The Lungs ard
Organs OF the Chest as also all the various
adjective forms OF FEMALE DISEASES.
leo d3twaw8m D. MORTIMORE, NJ. D.
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BAILEY SPRINGS, ALABAMA.

fTiHE proprietor5 or this Watering Place take
Il pleasure IN informing their frieu5s and
PATRONS Lhat they have com pIetsd their a.
ran genents for the comfort and enjoyment OF
tne4r guests. and that the Hotel Is Row omen
Tor Lnelr reception. The efficacy Of these
waters IN cases Of DropGy, SCrofuia, Dyspepsia
diseases pecuuar TO Fem ales, and ali diseases OF
the skin and Kidneys, Is TOO well estabIishef
70 need comment A good Band viii ssrva -,
ballroom and the table VIII be supplied VylfT
the oest the county affords, while the nshlng
IN Snoal creek and the hunting in the sur
reu1dlnS woods present their usual attractions
% vlsIScrs Route via Memphis and Charleston
ralLroad 70 Florence, thence By regular slags
Line to the Spri1g s-nins miles.
For descriptive para DnIet. Circular. or for "a,
tofmaLlon respecting special diseases, addrsss
ELLIS q CO, Proprietors,
OF n. a. MOODY, ND.
Jez5 I'm Resident Physician
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THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE are con-
stantly increasing in number, and we
know Of no other reason than that the
old g topers have been using the ''Great
General Restorative" which creates q
dislike for the use Of liquors, and caused
them to ''jine.p For sale ~
Ie2ltf FORSTER, KEALHoFER 4 90.
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THE allotted time Of DR.. James stay
in Memphis having expired, he will in
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and SO Randolph street, Chicago, and
postOfiee address, box 1858 Chicago, ILL.,
See advertisement in another column,
feg particulars.
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Early sTarriages.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and Conjugal Felicity, by benev-
oisnt Physicians, sent by mail, in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia. Pa.
ma2f Srn
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CREDITORS NoTICE.-Ws call the at
tention of those interested to the notice
OF Auguston Aston, Esq, to the credi-
tors Of the Commercial Bank Of Tennes-
see. 1t viii be found among our new
advertisements
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SPECIAL oT1CEs.

butchers Lightning FIy-kilIer--Chea
and destructive. Every sheet viii hili quart.
Don't be pestered with flies. Give them the
SHEET LIGHTNING and rest in peace. Ask for
DUTcHER's, and take no other.
Sold everywhere. tel4 dawlm
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Elder Talbot Tanning, of Nashville,
will preach at the Christian church,
corner of Linden and Mulberry streets,
this evening.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-A very pleasant rOOna. FUR
ID nishSd, with board, can be obtained al = o.
- Madison street A few Day BOarders eaa
'tEO be accOunn Odated. jy.U3a
NARDING.-One or two gentlemen with
Il ives can Obtsin board at moderate rates.
- v and HEALTEIEsT neigdbOrbOod IN
80 - None but those who can give ulsx-
We GLty. references need apply, 10 C. NJ,
9 pt4S 3 once. jeI0 Il
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PRIDE OF THE SOUTH.
FRUIT JARS at 82l Main street.

DON'T forget lllat our sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes ana Hats
still continues at our old stand,
2l9 Main street.
]. I. HANDLAN 4 60.
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10 cnRREsPoNDENTs

Correspondents who wish to have any atten-
ton paid to their communications must OBJ
serve the following rules;
Be brief, concise and to tae point, avoid the
flowers Of rhetoric" and cOndne yourself to
plain statement Of facts. Writs on but one
side Of the paper IN a clear hand, snd with pen
aad ink, giving your words and sentences
plenty of room. In 81 cases the real name
and address Of the writer must accompany the
manuscript. Articles which rebound to per-
s0nal or individual benefit, or are of a personal
nature, viii only be inserted as advertise
ments ~ or paid cards"
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"sTERCHANTs.''-Ieee cold Ale and ROr.
ter, ON draught. 10 cents Ice cold ssHaIf
and Half" 10 cents; straight ana mixed
drinks, 10 cents. Try IL, avslie ~Mer-
chants northeast corner Main and
Me6lfsOu streets.
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FEUIr JARs at LIOyd, elarke 8 COS

Business, Visiting and wedding Cards
Printed az the Lowest Prices at the APP
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roR 81. FRAxoTz RTvrD

FoR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
Regular Tuesday st. Francis River Paekef- Fror
Heiena Marianna, Madison, Witfsburz
and ali Way Landings.
AOl4iAlE hAMBLEION, I. r. Bowman Master
sam. 9. Paine, Shell and Clark Clerks
WIN leave Memphis EVERY r.
TUESDAY, at S O'Clock Z. N aEStsselrHle
LARRY HARNSTAD, ATerf-
lazl U City Wharfboat. foot Monroe 81.
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LLOYD, CLARKE & Go. have fruit jars.

ST. MARY's SCHooL.-Mrs. Pope will
reopen this school in the same place,
Poplar street, east of Orleans, the first
day Of September, for boarders and
day scholars, as usual. jye1w
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
Ofice-Ne. Is jefferson Street.


NisslsslppI ana tennessee Rsilroad.
ARRIVE. pEPAET.
New Orleans Express. daily, 2.40 pm. 4sl5 pm.
sarcis accom'n, daily, ex-
cept Sunday --....-...--.--. e5O Rli1s 0so1 PIN
Freight. North Tuesdey,
Thursday and Saturday;
south Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday l-.----..--..- $50 IN ~ a-la.
Takes eject sunday, June . 1868.
Il. s. LINERAOHE, 6enI Sup't.
o. P. OAKLEY Gen. 1tckat Ast Je2S
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad.
Trains on this division OF the road now run
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, saturdays and sun
Iesve HopedeId at $50 am.
Returning leave EdIuondson's at 5.o0 pm.
Ferryb boat Nevada viii leave foot OF Union
Excursion tickets, good for three days, sold
al reduced rates. JAS. W. ROBERf5CN,
js2s General Superintendent,
Memphis aud charleston Railread.
Active DEPART.
Through Mall tdaily1.-.-..-- en- p-lsl Ill ? N
1This train does not leave saturdays.l
Cornth Accommodation daily
Except Sundays Al tsaS am
SoElerViile Accommodation
Railroad Time is 70 minutes fastar than city
time.
Nj. ROSS, Gen'I hup'L.
Memphis and louisville Railroad Line.
DEPAEr. ARRIVE.
DRv Express 80 am. BIS pm
Might HsxpreSa --........-.- 4.U0 pm. s.l5 am
Railroad Time IS minutes faster than city.
Ticket enices No. 2S77z Main street and al De-
> SAM. 3. JONES, Gent supt.
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DAY BoRAD at Southern Hotel five
dollars per Week. jy91w
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

THEsE CELEBRATED AND PoPULAR
u springs, situated in Montgomery county
open Tor the reception Of visitors and the a.
tention or the springs-goin public Is respect
10y ~ A1ELte0 % tae adVaotaEes they Present.
The WaSers OF these Springs are unrivaTed hi
Al cases Of Dyspepsia, CuEansous diseases ard
uterine anectionss and in cases Ct Debility -
as -
POWERFUL RESTORATIVE.
TeeT have proven eminently useful In many
Female Diseases, and in
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COAL.
IN. L. GUION

RoYsTlyR, IRRELEVANT 81 CO.,
nFAI, EsTA TE BROKERS AND AUCTION Ii,,
X Ger "a 81 Ncond street Attends e&el t;
~ - =, -ps,,ffng and Leasing Houses anu
1870 Melting Of Rents, Paying Taxes, Effect
ins Insurance, etc, etc: hiss nov loI l re-
several very desiTbe Residences, ifo l,l,s;, -
9dSlses' Off1ces, Rooms. etc. lezl Inn
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CALENDAR.-IuIy-zth Month.
PHASES OF THE NOON.
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CHRONIC DTARRIEEA

Are regarded as a SPECIFIC.
Lhs nstural advantages OF this place are IN
~ HrASoED BY ANY IN THE STATS bsi-,r-
slttH.geo almost upon the very summit OF M
Alls gnauy Mountains. The air Is aIyVavs cool
aod Drac1ng, the climate is healthy and SAN
or1Ous, the water OF delightful tsrn 1sraer7-s
% Fahrenheitl, the grounds are gbs5e-5 80
grove Of Forest Oaks. - . oN
NE dotel and buildings have RECENTLY been
enlarged, renovated and refitfed. ane ~, -
prletots latter themselves they can offsr -
s.eI suests Recommendations Unsurpassed ~
any watering place in me u1Cll ufaira ar,ri 49,
ndently ask visit from the public
visitors 70 the Springs will stop AZ Chris
tlsinssuIg, where comfortable coaches will be
IN attendance on the arrival OF sach iran h,
convey them to the Springs.
RATES or mann
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ATEs OF BOARD

Oolofeu servants and Chilc ren not occslDV-
nS seats a ursl table, half the above rates
Or. JOHN B. HABFORD
Col HENRY A. EDNJ DSDE
maJ.JAMES p. EDis Z NDSON
Gen. q. q. WHARTON.
J. a DAVIS, formerly OF the NOrvslI Houee-
Lynchburg. Superinf endent. les 400 IN
L IMBERLING SPRINGS, Is MILES NORTH
N CT WytBeviile. Virginia-AIuu1- WHITE
hed anu Blue sulphur Waters Hot t,old AMI
N&pcr Alum and sulphur Batns with special
treatment Tor Rheumatisn, Cont. Scrof ulOus
ana SutaneOus affections diseases Of Throat
anu Lungs under experienced attendant but
Weary every game for amusement and exsr-
else, unrestricted ey law. together with double
a4I sInsls o3rrel snCt guns and rides, provided
without charge. For analysis. cerfid Gates. &C.
see circuiafsi and refer % ". X. Hunt K s.
Rarham, SAM Tats and p & Wills, Men phfs
Tenn. Ierms-Fer day, 81 wesz, SI2s month.
~ Being new place, aceounrnodafionS
somewhat restricted, and no promises ie5
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL
Subscribers are requested 20 report TO the
Superintendent OF Circulation, at our Count
ing-room, No. Is jefferson street, any irregu-
Iarifies or failures on thu part OF our carriers
in delivering their papers promptly and regu-
larry. Any complaint viii be Immediately
attended 10
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ELEVENTH DAY-SGt1rddy.-Sun ri
SEES sos; sets 7:s9.
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BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.

This unrivaled Watering Place, situated
Il within six miles OF Russellvile Logan
county, Lentucky, was open for visitors the
FIRST DAY OFJUNE. The proprietor pledges
himself to make his entertain ment equal to
that OF any watering place N the country, and
his terms as moderate as the expenses OF b -
Establishment viii permit. A good BAND OF
MUSIC will be on hand during the season.
COnyeyances always ready for passengers
nom RussellYille to the Springs, In close con-
necttOn with the daily trains rom Memphis,
Louisville, etc.
TERMS
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Go to 82l Main street for fruit jars.
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IETANTED.-Any one addressing a eosnmu-
w nIcation 10 " 7. L, Appeal once, ce-
concerning a small FARM on either OF the
railroads for sac may hnd reliable purchaser
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MEMPHIS G ARKANSAS RIVER
UNiTED STATES MAIL
Packet COmDa'v,
FOR Helena, Napoleon, PIKE RiuG, little
Rock, LeWisburg, DardaReIIe, Van
Buren, and Fort Emftk.
Ez.slS -

IsElsszs4 - EssAA'r,Ee
nNE OF THE FOLLOWING boats OE
~ this Line, LEAVE MEMPHIS PRONPTI,Y
EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY EVEN
INGS, on the arrival OF the trains, viz:
" ~ ~ = 4. -......--.-..H. BlaisdelI, Msste
W. a. IA14D " Elll-.--. K L. Haines, Maste
OtsLAndo Reese PritchRrd MastS
me Arkansas river now being in good nay1
gaple condition, these Boats will RI through
20 FORT sMITH, thus avoiding delay to Pas
se1gers and Freight
vtIitors Of the
ELOt Springs of Arkansas.
As passengers taking staterOoms ct Memphis
MAKE no change until they arrive at the wharf
N Little ROCK. Arrangements have been made
70 nave coaches in readiness to start for Hot
springs with passengers on this line at any
hour they may prefer, and Through Tickets To
be had on the Boats.
Inc travelling Public and Shippers may rely
upon Gne promptneSs Of these Beats and those
VINO desire to forward goods for reshipment
on tnls Line, VIII ship direct tOthe " Memphis
and Arkansas River .. 8. Mail Packet Com
pany," at Memphis.
JOHN D. ADAMS, Superintendent
JAMES T. BOURNE 4 CO.. AGENTS.
Auazl " NO. II Jefferson street.