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AS the polls ia this State only closed
with the past week, i. is impossible
yet to collect sufficient data to an
nounce authoritativeIy the result; but
enough is known to make it very clear
that the State has gone Overwhelmingly
against the Radicals, against the So
called. Constitution, against the candi-
dates of the soeiawags and eaTpet-b2g-
gers. Hon. B. G. Humphreys is tTi.
umphantIy vindicated, and B. B. Eggles-
ton has not been called to the guberna-
toTial chair by the voice Of the people.
What tricks and devices will now be re-
sorted to, by the defeated scsIawags, to
possess themselves Of the government,
remain to be seen. They are not sccus.
toned to bear defeat tanely, or to give
up, if by any adroit manipulation they
can find the slightest excuse or apology
for claiming 8 victory. They have the
illusirious example OF Congress that, in
the face of the most stubborn facts to
the contrary, has given a seat to Column
bus DelaEo, OF Ohio, by displacing Gen.
Geo. w. Morgan, and 10 Sam Mckee, Of
Kentucky, by dispiaoiBg his victorious
antagonist, Col. Young. BY the most
atrocious frauds Arkansas and Georgia
we're claimed by them, and they may
have bra2sn faces enough to claim MIS-
slssippi, even though their defeat has
been placed beyond all peradventufe.
AS soon as the re urns can be compiled
with correctness, we shall 50 furnish he
evidsnce5 Of the great popular triumph
ia our sister State.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Rsmsey, in
the Senate to-day, introduced bill pro-
7iding for the re-inauguration of a Reel
procity Tresty with Canada, whenever
the Government OF British North Amer
lea enact Reciprocity laws. Also for the
free navigation OF the ST. Lawrence and
aus tributaries, and the free use OF the
fisheries.
The report of the Paymaster General
shows that S506, lis, 5S3 were paid cut for
bOunties under the act of July, 1866.
Gov. Bullock, If Georgia, lett to night
for the new capital al Atlanta. Inc
Legislature will assemble on the Attn Of
July, and will, it is believed, comply
with the conditions imposed by Con-
gress; ana that the Senators and Repre-
sentauves Will be elected and admitted
0y the 7th.
The Senate has confirmed the nomina-
ton OF Gen. McMahon, and Il jscted that
OF Mr.. Evarts - Attorney-General.
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EORElGN.

CHALoNs, FRANCE, June q. - The
Emperor Napoleon, having received q
cougratulatory address frola the soldiers
IT camp ChaioDs, sent on the anniveT-
sary OF the balLIe OF Magnet, arrived
here O-dsy, and was received with the
greatest enthusiasm. He reviewed the
troops to-day and was much pleased
with them. He leaves Tonight for Fon-
taiuble9u.
MARSAILLEs, June 27.-Msj. General
Napier anu staff arrived at MaltatO to-
day, en- route ior England.
BERLIN, June 27.-fBe health Of Count
Bismarck Is much improved.
LONDON, June ga telegram from
Japan announces thas the MIkado hau
arrived with his army near leudO, aud
was threatening the CITY, and the Tycoon
had sent y flag of truce TO his powerful
enemy, offering to retire from JeddO and
dIsband his army, if the city would be
spared; and il was thought that the
Mikado would accede 20 these terms.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 27.-Official
advIces state that 40 further lighting OF
consequence had occurred in Central
Asia. The Russian troops still occupy
Rakopa
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Yates called up the bill to admit Colo.
RADIO into the Union.
The question was on The amendment
by the Committee on Territories pJovid-
ing for q general election of legislators
and State officers within sixty days afs
ter the passage OF the act, and said Leg
islature is to meet within thirty days
after the election, and imposing as the
fundamental condition for its admission
that said Legislature shall rstify the 14lh
amendment 70 the Constitution, other
wise this act shall be null and void.
This was amended by inserting pro.
viso dissolving the Legislature if it
chooses against admission under these
conditions.
And also by allowing the Legislature
to prooesd to elect United States Sens-
tors in case it decides in favor Of sdmis-
sion.
Conkling offered an amendment re-
quiring the question of ratification to be
submitted to the people at the election
authorized by the bill.
This was opposed by Yates, Howard,
TiptoD, Nye and others rs unnecessary,
and sustained by the mover and Morton.
Davis spoke against the bill, and Har-
action on the bill or the amendments,
the Senate went into executive session,
and after prOtTacted session, adjourned
HOUSE.
The Speaker presented q report Of the
PGymaster- General, as to the payment
OF the additional bounties since the LIST
ST July. s
Julian introduced joint resolution,
providing that in any tTeaty hereafter
concluded with the Indian tribes, by
which the title of such tribe to its lands |
shall be Invested, the lands shall be con-
yeyed direct TO the United States, to be |
theDceforYsrd subject to the action of |
Congress, in the same manner as the 1
public lands. Passed.
The Speaker then proceeded to call the |
Commiites on CLAIMS for reports OF q
private nature.
A large number of private bills were
passed.
Brooks introduced bill to amend the
act OF March 81, 1888, to exempt certain
manufactures from the internal revenue
tax, which was referred TO the Commit
tee on Ways and Means.
Rapks gsve notice that he would ask
the Ho1sS on next Yuesday 10 consider
the bill appropsiating money for the
purchase OF Alasks.
SpauldiDg gave notice that he would
ask for immediate action on the river
and hRgbeE appropriation bill, In order
that 1t might be disposed Of.
On the motion OF Washburne, of I'LL
nois, the Ssnate's amendments to the
Legislative appropriation bill were re-
ferTed to the Committee on Appropria-
tioDs.
Wsshburne also gave NOTICE that he
would early next week report the de
tieiepcy bill, and ask leave to make It the |
special order for Wednesday next.
Poland gave notice that he would on
Monday ask for action on the Missouri 1
contested election case Of Swilzler
against Anderson.
The House thea proceeded TO the con
'icersfion OF the River and Harbor ap-
1ropratlen pili, s,le question being on {
he motion of Deiano' to reeeoEiait Sthe !
Dill to the Committee on Commerce,
With instructions to report back bill /
the necessary appropriations,
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there were true women there, as there
are in every land, in every age. One
does not wonder that mobiles and priests
were Indifferent, and selfish and luke
warm and fraitorous, and prophets MFR
cenary. Wicked mobiles, and bad, cruel
aud malignant priests, and prophets
taking brides have never been wanting
in tae world; but that a woman should
have pFophesied falsely, pretending to
speak the words Of God, selling herself
Tor money to work the ruin and continue
the defenceIess vassaIsge of her people,
stsrtles us IS almost prodigy.
The builders could not have toiled as
they did without the active aid Of the
women. These must necessarily have
taken on themselves much OF the
home labor ordinarily performed
by the men, as, when war
drained our Southland of men, the
women went into the fields and
ploughed. It cannot be conceived of
that in any age OF the world, the women
Of any people were generally or in large
proportion unpatriotie, and not ready to
sacrifice their ease, their luxuTies and
even their comforts, in the service of
their country. When calamities rain
upon Jsnd, the noblest deeds Of hero
ism are done by women, In all the cot
tages, and also, thank God in the houses
of sffiuence. All, with few exceptions,
become daughters Of the People, and
the jewelled hand tolls as earnestly at
the coarse clothing for the soldier, and
nurses the wounded as carefully and
teDderly, as the browner hands long
used to labor. The angels who dis
peuse the mercies Of God are found in
all classes Of life; and to the oppressed
and sorrowing Southlsud He has given
them in profusion, as BE gives leaves to
the woods in the spring, and flowers to
the savannahs that would otherwise be
desolate in their loneliness.
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whose death at Salt Lake, on June cd
is announced, was born in 1901, and ar
his death had therefore reached the age
OF sixty seven years. He was Converted
to MormOnism ia 1882, at Kirkland. Ohio
where Sidney Rgdon and Joe Smith
the originators of Mormonism. with n
few followers, afterward, in 1885. erected
temple. MOrmOnism was then in its
infancy, and did not organize as a
Church until the year following. He
embraced Mormonism in the same wear
with Brigham Young, and we believe a
few months earlier. Smith and Rigdou
started mill snd store at Kirkland, and
organized, without charter, 8 bank, of
which Smith wss President and Rjodon
Cashier. The bank failed, and Smith
and RigdOn were tarred and feathered.
In ali these troubles, ss vel as ia their
subsequent removal to Missouri and re-
turn TO Kirkland "tO make money!
Kimball and Young shared. In 1885 he
was ordained one of the twelve apostles.
and in 1887 was sent with Orson HYDE
from Kirkland, where the first Mormon
temple was just completed, as q mission
AIRY to England. When the Constitution
Of the Mormon Church was peTfecta,i nv
the cfeation OF a first Presidency. to Dre-
side over and govern the whole Church.
It consisted Of Brigham Young. Heber
Q. Kimball and Daniel c. Wells. To this
triumvirate the twelve apostles, snd the
Melchisideo aEd Aaronic priesthood. as
well as the Estate of Deseretu or
civil Government of MOrmondom
were all subject. himbsIl would II |
auy time, therefore, have sue
'eeded Brigham Young IS head Of
he Church in the event of the |
Heath OF the latter. 1t is not improbable |
hat kimbsli has retired from life in or
Ter that Brigham Young, jr., migl
axe his place as the successor of The
Prophet. Brigham was accustomed to
peak OF himbsll as the model saint.
dis sanctIty consisted of an inexhausti-
DE servilIty snd sycophancy toward
Brigham, and 3 lecherols gioating over
he pOlygsntc feature Of Alorm0nism. !
He was unedueated, coarse and disgust
ng as speaker; and full OF low cum
ing and unreienting in his vengeance.
Is large, powerful fOrEl INCLINED to cor
lhleney, and he was In the habit of
'0astiDg that he had more wives than
Brigham Young himself. Writers upon
dormonism do not, however, sustain
his statement; one writer assigning
sael 40 p" 90 ot6AeSSH Wives III lpoE
lis son, recently returned nom Eng
and, whittier be had. been sent as mis-.
IonarY along With Brigham Young, IT,,
nd bis nephew, vas several years ago
implicated IN aud arrested for one of the
eeret DANTE murders charged upon the
lormons. II is not safe to predict that
be Mormon church viii sustain any loss
-om the death OF Kimball on the con-
rorv II boo Tor caFNa time baar, suaH |
nown that Brigham Young, ir.. was in
1ne way 10 suceeeq tae t,ropneE, and
ne death of Kimball, so. far from being
q sfhiction in the eye OF Brigham, must
9 6 great convenience, /
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mEssLssIPPI.

JACKSON, June 27.- Returns from
three OF the ballot boxes in this city
give q Radical majority of 269. The
Democratic majority, as far rs heard
from, is l,500. several counties, which
were claimed by the Radicals, return
large Democratic msjoriEIes, The home
of JamIson, the RadIcal candidate for
LieGtenaat-Governor, gave an unani-
nous Democratic vote, not having cast
single Radical vote.
Governor Mcdowell teiegrapbs Gen.
Freeman, President OF the Democratic
Executive com mittee, that he has sent
no communication to Gen. Grant, nor
any other party, indicating what course
the election would take for or against
the constitution. The election VIII con
tinue On Monday or Tuesday next.
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r q S S ELLIS
DEDGEiTY, IHfFmaIY and Drug Store,
nos 80 and A SOrih IOaEt Sta
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

Nos so and AZ North UOast ST.,
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.
nR- RUSSELLS DIsPENSARY AND IN
IL PRIMARY, the largest ana Oldest fustllu
tlun or the Rln1 ia the southwest, est blished
Ia ISos, plea antly located 81 Nos 40 an AZ
north sice OF Court square, Memphis, Tenn h
opeI for the IeeeptSen Of patients desirfs 2
treatment aud The Comforts OF a home " lille
the Office OF by letter, II desu ed. DR.. RUsSEf II
Is acknowledged BY al psrties l.. tasesiei as
oy Tar Inc n ST : PC E2SFUL PLY SICIAN
Ia tue Treatment Of Private or Secret Diseases
Quick, thorough and PERI anent cures Ruaran-
teed in every case, male or feTnasi q. Recent
cases Of GONOhEdEA and SYPHILIS cured
Ia few days, without the uss OF Mercury
cham Of diet, or hlndrsnce from busiue,s
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; the Lass yeslfgs
eredieated Titho15 The uss Of Mercury In
voluntary lcss of semen stopped in q shorf
time. Sufferers nom Impote1ey or Loss 81
sexual Power restored 10 &c lYig0r IN 4 Few
weeks elect or GonoErhea Of laf Z standing.
when al tn1ernsl remedies have failed Der.
nasnsntsy sud speedily cured hy new treat
Venery, suffering fgom SPERM AToRRHEA
and loss OF physical and mental power, sDesd.
lily and permanently cured.
50 Al consultations strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Chrome rheumatism, Neuralgia Cieuf. pa
raIys,ss asealnesS etc. trested by the aid al
Electro magnetic Battery.
Once aod4s nom q "a. 20 pm. ard from
2 10 pm Nv
TAose wishing % purchase Drugs, Family
would do well to call Al RUSS LL'a DRUG
81 JRE before purchasing elsewhere, No. A
le27
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SUNDAY APPEAL.
Abs TT PIKE g. CO.
vera 4toue tfo.,e~ts Dtcerc.


GEE NEW YORK CONVENTION.
J. 81. Heating, Esq, will leave for
New York this afternoon, rs the repre-
sentative of the APPEAL, during the
sitting of the most important cOnven-
ton that ever assent bed in the United
States. AS a journalist, Mr.. Heating
ranks among the most wids-awakt
and intelligent representatives OF the
press in the Southern States, and
we expect to be fully posted by
him with regard to all movement
and proceedings which may be OF
interest to the great public. We com
mend Mr.. Heating to our friends and to
the Conservative Democracy, at the
Fourth OF July Convention, as being en-
titled to their best Offices and as being
delegated to represent the APPEAL il
every respect.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, June ga personal diff
ficulty between John BroWnlow, of the
KnexvIlle Whig, and MIR. Kirby, of the
Press, took place yesterday afternoon.
Brownlow tried to shoot KIRBY and his
pistol snapped. Neither were nuFt.
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NEW YORK.

ALBANY, June 27.-The delegates from
this State to the National Democratic
Convention viii meet at the st. Nicho-
las in New York on Wednesday, next.
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It appropriates 81 300, 600 for the i'm
provement Of rivers. The House, how
ever, without action on the bill, adj
journed.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 27.-The Albany
Argus comes ont for Chase.
RlstOri sailed for Europe to-day.
The shipments Of specie to-day were
over 81 COG 000
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
VERMONT.

BURLINGTON, June 27.-Two car loads
of arms and equipments, which have
been in a storehOuse at st. Adams, have
been quietly removed by the Fenians.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, June Jefferson Davis,
while coming down stairs with his chill
dren in his arms, at Lsnoxville yester-
day, fell and somewhat injured his back.
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Mound City Ferry Privilege,

or right to Iun & fsrrybost to &ouud CITY,
ArASn-aS.
Ter AS-Rent to be paid monthly Security
IOr pap tneSJ 90 be SVEN and a r4s,at u rts-sCi
pay ent W D. reserved.
mis- Il Wen known 10 be Lhe most valuable
IeTry pf4Ylsse Ia the VI,iuiiyo % siznphfs
Je-S ID iAsiES v. BE0IsY Ktc liver
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RECEIVERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY

Notice is hereby given that IS RCcs1ver, ap-
~ pOiuted By The CIlcuIt .urt OF Cuttsuuen
county arkansas In the Care Of JObn ID. n az
gener W.. ~ 7. LyIse, Trustee et ais. WiI Sc I,
10 The nishs.J bidder, a. MUC-aD CITY, AR
Kansas vn
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TELEGRAPHTC MARKETS.
New Orleans narka,,


NEW ORLEANS, June H.-Cotton m ark et
quiet and firm middlngs, sc sales. IS0 bales
Iseceipts ~ bales. Etp rts, 500 BALE Sterli az
~ ~ C; NeW Hotk SIGHT, rs premium. GOLD,
las54t9 lys3z. Flour, duh: supelfine nornfnally
~; oorD.e eX IA, eS5s9S5S; choice, si09'2 60.
CoTh, lower, s5gs'e. cats, duii, 75c. Hay, IN
changed. Pork, SO 80 .. Bacon, dull: Shoul-
ders. lS14c GEAR, ~. Lard, unchan ged.
New York Market.
NEW YORK. June z7-Cotton less active,
: lies w bales upla1ds at 3l1zc. slice, nomi-
nally unchanged- Coffee, quiet and frm.
sugar, in fair demand Cuba, IIszaIJIc Mo-
laSses nominaIy unchanged. -Four. 5aI0e
lower Wheat, 81 9592 o. Corn, Sia2 B-st
makes brown snestings at l71&e{ sc Seconds at
l.5z0Hc. Amoskeag ana bleacbed musiins Use.
Money, easy aud stsafy cali loans 3 al; = err
ing qnieI al lOglO4 gold 401S 500; new Ten
neasees 149s old 10, 70.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June 2T.-Flo T and Wheat m
cnanss d Corn, S34sS5e- Oats, 75c. Mess pork,
ned At 81 10 Bulk shoulders III alike:
sdss l33<9l4e. Bacon I215 10 and lCtSc But
ter, 259Z5e. Eg s, lSc. Potatoes, 35Gs4.
Sc. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 29.-TobaccO, inactive Flour
superhEe, s. Corn 50 SIC. Oats. 6sd7ie. PORK
SIS 50. Bacyn shoulders and clearsiGes, I9,.
Louisville Market.
L0UI5yILLE. June 2.-TOhacco, sales 90 hhds
az - tOi Tugs TO medium lea, 81 5OGI5. Wnea1
scarce at q 9092 Flour, unset led superb ne
az 81 "a 10. CsTn, shelled, in buik &c ear
voc. Otis, lSlg49c. Mess pork, dull, IS bulk
meats l2Sl6c Tor shoulders AID Gle arsides; b A.
con shoulders, lazc clear rib sides, l51zc. clear
sides, llc. Lard, N tierCes, I71zc. WHISKY
nominal. Flax seed, 81. Linseed OIL 81 iO
Cotton, ~. Shsetings, I7c.
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FURERAL notice.

@AHLER-The members OF the German Au.
tu2I Benevolent society viii take notice tina
the funeral Of B. MAHLER will take place
his late residence, On Walkers avenue, at &
o'clocE Tbis Bforning
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FisheFInrEs. Attention - BIacl
fish Lake AL the fsnf
THE LIFE AND REaAINS
Gen. WILLIAM T. HASKELL
Now being compiled and arranged

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men eLd e4CqUsnt orators EDaJ tennessee has
ever given 10 our common county. mis- viii
be SHOWN not Only by a br-eI and tTuLhIIi
narrative OF the chle- incidents OF his eyentI,.
lie, Dut D. presenting The reader with MS Es-
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-Mrs. Eunice Warner, fosaaerIy of
Great Harrington, Mass, bseSaie q
mother at thirteen years, grandmother
At t~enty-seyen, 8 great-grandmOthe at
fIriy, Observation-Disclosures at fifty.
six, great great-great- grandmother at
seventy -four years, efter which she lived
several ysars. Her oeseeDssnts must
have followed hsf example very closely
The longest interval was eighteen years
The first born must have been girls, in
every instances singular instance OF
of habits and maternal train
Eg.
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MARRIED

. ia eNAGIA-AU aRELL-At jackson ID ss.,
By Rev. john Hunter on the evening CT Jun,
q 1868. NTLFoE P. JAR sAefa, Esq, Of Mem
phis. to MIS- MINERVA Il. MURREIL.
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On the aoth Day of July, 1858.

At the Courthouse Of Coahoma county. sell at
public auction, TO the highest bidder for Cash.
q tract Of land IN said county OF Cpahouna
Miss s5lppi, described as fOlIOEs il is tb.s
east haIf section %; the west half and ne
west h2lf o. tue east HALF Of stctsnn -; tle
north half mott Ie6st quarter OF seetlsn a !.
north half northE est quarter OF section &c :
the northeast quarter OF nort5east quarter OF
section 70 east half southeast quarter OF Geo,
ZION i5-all IN township p, range west, bs.ng
tne plantation formerly cul at 6y ]. 81
Siilnls' FR IN =. b -I.CHER,
SheEn OF IOshUma County,
JeZS law4W And osnmt siOner.
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I TNDER and by virtue o decree Of the
~ Ch2ncsry Court OF Kinds county n sis
slppl, Tor the nrst district OF said county rem
dered at the Msy Term, hos ia the case Of W.
I. JaTuagIn OF a.. W. Ann VI. Simms. Adm x OF
j. 1. sim us, deceased, !, the undersigned
Sheriff CT CoahoiEa county, appointed sEeciai
ComnIisslOner by said decree. wiz
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Oo4ofed cefVants an Children noe occupy
ing EeatS az hrs table, half the above ratss
DR.. JOHN B. KAEFORD
Of bENRI A. DAlU NDSON
Mai. JAMES p. EDS L SDSON,
Gen. q. Z. WHARTON,
PTCprietOrs
J. 4 DAVIS, forn eTly Of the Ndrvsii Hoose
LynehsuT6 SupeTint endsnt. js28 cod i'm
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Carver's Cotton Gins.

WE ARE SOLE AGENTS IN THIS MAR.
w keJ for ths above well known Gin
Planters and Cotton Factors de iring 70 make
purchases OF Gins. will md II 10 their advzut-
age to call GA us before purchasing.
ALLIs0N aaOTH ERs,
Hardware Dealers,
ts2f 2Es go Frnnt street-
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CHRoaIo RTARRuEA

Are regarded as q sPsCIsIC.
ne nAtnrai advantages o. this place are UN-
= n. Asoo4-O d a A. IN 4 II Z = a I =, being
situated Almost upon tue VIZ sar7usf - Tnss
Air ghany noun aims, he arr IS aI,. avs COO,
ana praciDg he climate Is healthy and ssiu-
v iogsI tAe water % delight at &, mpe. AZURE
Z. oIeets1 ever! -our in the DAY b. a thick
Inc Hotel ana buildings have recently been
enlarged renovated anu lsftied. and ~. mr.
Rrletois natter themselves they can Cffsr to
thelf guests aceo4bmod atoms unsul passed bv
soy watching piacs IA he JnOuntalns- al a con-
h9ently ask VISIT rom the pubic.
VISITORS 70 t1s spf4ngs VIII stop az Chris
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IN attehdance on the arrival OF each train Il
convey Them 10 the Springs.
RATES OF BOARD.
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STEAMBOAT PEOsTA,

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IEnMS-Jne Thousand dJlIars cash, oais II &c
on cIsalt OF Elk and tWeive mon ,lis. Note S
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th4 Gisuesb Llddsr, 4Or Toe Term OF Twelve
months, The
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

'dAoE CtLEBRATgD AND POPULAR
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open Tor the recsi Jlop " visII-rs. and tb- AZ
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lauy lnEltF1 70 TIE aCyanlages Li.ey present
81 cases Of ~ spepsia. CuJaleOus .,ssses ana
Uterine aAections, and Ia Gases u Debi.ty act
80
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