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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-09-26

ANOTHER RIoT-THE LIBERTIEs OF
THE LOYAL LEAGUE.-Another case
has come to our notice, which plainly
shows what liberties the slaves of the
Loyal League enjoy. For some time
past, an old negro man, who was
working on the plantation of Mr.. A.
E. Parler, in st. James Goose Creek,
was member of and regular attend
ant on the Loyal League meetings.
But, finding that his employer de-
Quoted from his wages the time he
spent from his work while in attend
ance, and, having sense enough to
know that he must work in order to
live, and that the League, the great
palladium of liberty, so-called, would
not feed him, he determined to sever
his connection Herewith, and attend
to his daily avocations. He did so,
but these conservaiors of the public
peace were very much dissatisfied
thereat. They Immediately held q
high court of inquisition, and re-
solved that this honest, sensible freed
man was derelict in his duty, and
that it was their business to See that
he obeyed their instructions and ad-
hered to the League. Having de-
termined upon this, their next step
was to. carry into effect their resolu-
ton. They accordingly collected
their forces, armed them. and pro-
ceeded, in number about thirty, to
the plantation of Mr.. Parler. Ar
rived here, they demanded that the
freedman. who had left their body
should be delivered to them for pun
ishment, which demand being re-
fused, they. forcibly abducted him,
and carried him off to neighboring
clump of woods. where they tied the
offender against their mandates to a
tree, and inflicted upon him all man
ner of indignities.
MIR. Parler reported the matter to
Governor Scott, who turned it over
to State Constable Hubbard for in
vestigation, and that officer, after a
full investigation, arrested q negro,
named Joe Birch, and two others,
named, respectively, Williams and
Irwin, and brought them to the city.
Joe Birch is the President of the
august tribunal, whose majesty the
honest old freedman had violated by
refusing to idle his time in their
company, and, together with the two
others, was implicated as the ring
leaders of the affair They have been
lodged in Jail, and await their trial at
the next General Sessions. Cases of
this nature are becoming frequent
throughout the entire State. They
are fair indication of the intention
OF the radical party to reduce their
dupes TO a lower and more degrading
state Of bondage than that from
which they preposterously pretend to
have delivered them.
Charleston Courier.
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y SPnENETIo. The Senate yesterday
passed p resolution, refusing to pay
Leslie. the suspended" his per diem
the day on which they inter
fupted mis- functions. 1t is worthyof
note, that in thaRhsence of President
Bruiser, q mulatto named Rainey was
in the Chair, and q majority Of the
Senators present were negroes. dAnd
the colored troops fought nobly." It,.
THE LEGISLATURE The Great IN
lawful were occupied all Of yesterday
IN mere matters of detail, in the pro-
gress of which nothing of public In
terest transpired. Thefollowing bills
were read a third time and passed:
10 organize Circuit Courts; toauthor-
lze the Governor to leave the State,
under certain circumstances; to pro-
vide for the establishment of Quaran-
tine ut Georgetown, Charleston and
Hilton Head; to organize Townships.
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AN ADVERTISEMENT FOR WHICH WE
ARE Nor PAD.-Mr. r. j. Donald
son, Senator so-called from Chester
field, posted public notice in the
two Houses of General Dissemblers,
that he would purchase the bills re-
ceivable of the State, which are to be
paid to his colleagues in the absence
of greenbacks and the exhaustion of
the Chatham Railroad appropriation.
If Donaldson would take the pains TO
inquire at what rate these bills receiv4
able may be expected to rule, as soon
as the public ascertains that $40, 900
worth of them have been thrust upon
the market, and that their future is
unmistakable, as they have no Re-
deemer, he would pause before he
proceeds further in his unhappy spe.
culation.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The post
Office open during the week from 81
q. m. to Z p. m. On Sundays, from
4 to 5 p. m. -.
The Charleston and Western mails
are open for delivery at 5p. m., and
close at S11a p. M. Charleston night
mail open SO a. m., close AZ pm.
Northern-Open for delivery at
8]9 a. M, closes at 2.45 p. ,n.i ~
Greenville-Open for delivery s
p m.' closes at S]s.p.m m: sai..
New ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Special att
tention is called to the following adj
vertisements, published for the frst
time this morning: r" '',c7
Help Wanted. ~. ..S. g
Lewis Meng-Tournament.
Meeting Typographical Union. =.
John Templeton--Gregg's Hall.
L. Carr-Large Sale. .,,
W. J. Layal-School Notice. ~
r. G. Shiver-Dry Goods.
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Two brothers, named English re-
siding in West Virginia, had diff
Guilty. the other day, and one of them
was killed.
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Dash Our terms for subscription,
advertising and job! work, are cash.
We hope this will be definitely un-
and that parties having
business with the office will come
prepared to comply with the rule.
DOUBLE BADGES. "A number of
little shavers, of the Seymour and
Blair persuasion, have been made
very indignant, during the past few
days, by the discovery of the portraits
of Grant and Colfax beneath the pho
tographs of their favorite candidates.
We suppose these "doublets" were q
portion of the lot referred to by a
New York paper several weeks ago
made up for Grant and Colfax, but,
as they did not sell, they were covered
over with the Seymour and Blair
portraits. It's all right, boys.
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FIRE.-About 5 o'clock, yesterday
morning, our citizens were aroused
by the alarm of fire, caused by the
burning of the stable and barn of
Mr.. j. M. Crawford, in Cotton
Town. Mr.. Crawford's teamster had
gone into the country, with wagon
and team, at an early hour; and,
whether the fire originated from
sparks from the light which he is
supposed to have used, or was the
work of an incendiary, it is impossi-
bic to. say. All the mules and other
live stock in the building were res
cued; but a quantity of corn, fodder,
and other proyender, with tools, etc.,
were destroyed. The loss is covered
by insurance.
RESIGNED. ID. T. Corbin, so-called
Senator from Charleston Keounty,
resigned, yesterday, the Office of
Judge of the First Circuit, to which
he was elected a few weeks since.
Corbin's motive is not apparent, and
in the absence of any explanation, it
is fair to presume that he was actuated
by sense of his overwhelming re-
sponsibilities as Senator, United
States District Attorney, &C., &C., &c.
DESERVED COMPLIMENT, AS an evil
dence of the good feeling entertained
by our citizens, and of their just ap-
probation of the efforts of the Demo-
cratic members of the so-called Legjs-
lature of South Carolina, an enter
tainment was provided last night, ut
the Nickerson House, under the able
supervision of Mr.. Wright. Col. j.
P. Thomas presided at the table, John
Mckenzie, Esq, acting as Vice-Pre-
sident. After sufficient time had
been allowed for those who were hua-
grily disposed, to appease their appe-
tites with the substantials plentifully
provided, the President arose, and in
brief address thanked the memb bers
for the fidelity with which they had
performed their unpleasant duties,
during the session which is about to
terminate, and concluded by request
ing all present to fill their glasses and
drink to the "health and long life of
our honored guests-the Democratic
members of the so-called Legislature
of South Carolina. A general and
rapid popping of corks was the re-
sponse and the request was fully com.
piled with. Hon. Jos. Daniel Pope
seconded the proposition of Col. T.,
asserting that the handful of Demo
Gratis were justly entitled to the Scrip
tura! commendation, "Well done,
good and faithful servants" After
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CAsHI Our terms for Subscription.
advertising and job work. are cash.
We hope thisswil be definitely un-
derstood. ana that parties having
with the Office will come
prepared to comply with the rule.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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Noon dispatches

LOUISVILLE, August 3.-The Journals
Washington special says: the eondl-
lion of affairs in Tennessee has excited
much attention here during the last few
dsys. The President has been under
stood to have said that IL United States
troops are sent there, they will be under
orders to keep the peace, and not to aid
BroWniow in his war Of exterminati0n
against the white people. The Repnb-
liexns say they mean to carry the State
for Grant. if it costs half q million OF
money and ten thousand troops. Gen.
Thomas is IN active carrespondence with
the War Department. He says the
peopie are ripe for reyolution.p
A man war is being fitted out at the
Brooklyn navy yard TO go on an excur-
sion to the West Indies. Dir. Seward
and. perhaps, the President, VIII be pas
sengers. More land is said to be at the
bottom of the trip. Some think IL is
Cuba, and others say that Seward has
his eve on Jamslca, for the purpose OF
the coionizstiOn Of the negroes there,
Burlingame expressed the belief while
here that colonization is the only outlet
for the black race.
The carpet-bsggers will force . meet
ing OF Congress in September.
Biar's Lesvenworth speech gives sat
isfsction.
NEW YORK, August s9.-Mr. Queen,
stakeholder for McCOOle and Coburn, has
notified both men that If arrangements
for the fight are not concluded by Thurs
day next be will return the money. In
the meantime, John c. Heeban has ad-
dressed the following note to the Western
bruiseT:
Mr Ne COole Having understood that
you consider yourself the champion Of
America, am ready to fight ycu for any
sum you may name inside of three
months, JNO. &. HEENAN.
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eorr6pted public morals, thrown down
the guards of liberty, and now stand,
sword n hand, with their feet upon the
necks Of the people, who are ruined. and
they know not how or by whom. Now,
then, gentlemen, call upon you to Lift
and meVe from the dust the Constitu-
ton Of our fsthers, as they made u.
Rssd IL and expound 1t to the people, -
the Prophet, Ezra, did the law TO the re-
turning Isrselites, that they may learn
once more the old paths, and, walking
therein, find peace. This is your work,
and no class OF the people but you can
do it. Do this and save yoar country;
- -. -. ~ - : 1 y . CAADEN.
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RAMRY sEPRENGS. ALABAMA

TNHE proprfetors of this " Altering Place take
Il pleasure In informing their friends and
patrons tnat tney nave tOn0pleted EIieir ar
fanseme nts Tor the c0mfoh and enjoy m ent Of
their guests, and that the Hotel Is now open
Tor their reception Tue efficacy or these
waters N Gases ok pIopsy, SeFO1 ula, Dyspepsia,
diseases peculiar 70 Fen1e es, ana al diseases OF
the Sktn and Kidneys, Il too wen established
Ball loom aHo The table will be supplied with
the best Tbs counuy affords, while me fishing
In Shoal Sreek and the hunting IL the sur
rounding woods present their us6sl attractions
20 visitors Route ia demphisand Charleston
kail cad TO Elcrence, thence by regular stage
Line to tbs Spfings--rine miles. Gt
For dekertptfTe pan8p 1lets circular, or for in
formation respecting special diseases, address
NE ELLIS q CO., Proprietors, =
or II. a. MOODY, MD, =
sje9 In Resident Physician.
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NURSERIES.
WHEATON, NURSERY
Two Miles South of Memphis, on
Horn Lake Road.
Ohm TRENT. wADDY THOMPSON.
JOHN TRENT q Co.,
PROPRIETORs,t
SUCCESSORS 10
DIR. 8. NJ. WHE ATOM,
DIR. 8. NJ. WHEATON.

VHTE are prepared TO I'LL orders for svery de-
w scTlption OF Fruit, Flowers and Orna-
mental Trees. Grape and Strawberry Vines and
hot House Plants, Roses, etc., e4o.
Our stock Is mRde up OF the best selections
We solicit correspondence from ali who pur-
chase trees in large or small Quantities, or any
who wish to edorn their places with choice and
rare Flowers and Shrubs.
B8- First-elass Landscape Gardener.
Flowers for Bouquets and Wreaths always
on hand.
BB- Descriptive Catalogues, with prices and
all necessary information, will be furnished by
applying personally, or by letter to
u,3O daW Il JOHN TRENT a ca.
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NOTICE

I s hereby given, that In ? ursuauce OF an or
Il der from I. J. Latham. Register in Bank
Euptcy ior the Western Dis Jrict OF Tennessee,
there " li be a second gene raj meeting OF the
CredlLors of W. II. Grideg, Bankrupt, Al said
Eaglster's once, No. 80 lain street, at 10
O'Clock am, ,,On the eth DAY q August next
!yIsa Assishssl
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SUMMER RESORTS
RuENA VISTA sPRINGs.

-fEB - Eg1 ---At - ~ - sAt
T'his unrivaled Watering Place, situated
Il witbtD1 six miles OF Rnsseligllle, Logan
county, Kentucky, was opened 1or visitors the
EIRSf DAY OFJUNE. Ihs proprietor pledges
himself 70 make his entertainment equal TO
that OF any wateT1ng place in the country and
his terms as moder ale the expenses of his
ssLah hlIshre ent win permit A good BANu OF
MUSIC wtll be on hand during the season.
ConYsyAnces alN ays ready for passeDgers
from Russell vile 70 the springs. In Close con-
neoIion with the daily Irsins noun Menlphis,
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TREO. HOERNER,
Graduated Chemist and Druggist,

K A AND % BEAL STREET, CORNER SEC
Of ond, Memphis. Tvnn. Particular Rtten-
ton paid to the Pres ription and Analytical
departments, and besides all the articles usu
ally kept in a well stocked Drng store. Par
ucular attention Is paid to the Prescription
Department, aud also TO Chemical Analytical
examinations in any line. Ny SODA WATER
Is unsurpassed by any in the city, as the syrups
ere only made from fresh fruits. iy22 3m
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FoR THE CAMPAIGN.

Ths APPEAL, the Largest and cheapest
weakly pa per in Tennessee, win be sent 20 sub
soiibers for The ensuing four months "a q
campaign paper, at the very low rates given
below.
Asa Campaign paper, the APPEAL viii make
its readers acqu 4inted With al current political
events, and whatever else may be Of inieresi.
IL VIII express its own opinions fully and
freely Rs heretofore, aud continue 10 observe.
the rules OF conduct that have always governed
Il. II has no new professiOnst 10 make
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MAGIC ARNIcA L1HIMENT.
GAS FIXTURES.

A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Gas Chandeliers, 2, 3, 4, q, and IL Lights,
Pendants, and Lights,
Brackets, ! and Lights,
Pillars and Globes,
Latest styles OF Cornelius & Bakers celebrated
manufacture, for sale at Factory Prices.
lei das II PTLLEN a HAMMOCK.
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STOCKHOLDERS:

Allison Bros, g. w. Gilmore, Thos. Monet.
W. n. Andl ews, ,Chas. Gilmore, Jesse Moore
NJ. A. Alien, @. w. GoyeT A. j. Murray,
Benz. Babb, WA. .Go0dWyn,J j os. IA. Myers,
M L Bacon, =. D. GOodlett,C =. Norris,
c. q. Bill, W. H Goodlett J. Overton, JF.
W. II. Bridges. &Co., H owen,
d. w. Bowman, DIR. d. Gober, a. A. PaItee,
w. 8. Bruce q John Gum, PaItee q Bar
Co, d. P. Hadden bert.
Z. d. Bryson, Coz ], 7. Peyton,
S. j. Camp, A. l., Harris, J.J. Powers,
r. Al, Cash, Wm.F. Hardin W. P Proudit
Q. G. Clay. A. Aatchstt, W. O. Rainey,
G. +. Chamber J. P. Hill & Co.'s P. Read,
lin, I'm. Hill, EFF. Risk,
W. b Cherry, Napoleon Hill, Il. r. Richards
N Z. Cochran, J.C. Hoist & Co.Isidor Rosen-
q A. Cochran, Il. Z. howell, bach,
y Curtis, Howell, Wood NJ. ]. Rossel,
F. s. Davis, & Co., ]. 7. Stratten,
J. s. Day, J.P. hoffman j. r. swayne,
DeSoto Bank, Wy. G. Humes,J q ]. steele q
billiard. PinsOn ]. f. lett, Co.,
q Co., R-S. Jones' w III StephenA
II. Dow, John johnson +. W. Smith,
W. j. z. Doyle, 9. Kortrecht, ]. A. Taylor,
s. II. Dunscomb, John 3. Leech, A. Vaccsro.
Edmonds, Pet q. H. LeGuere r. P Walt
tigrew Co, Z. H. Leidy, w B. Waldran.
w. n. Earring T. F. Mackau, @. G. Ward,
ton, NJ. Il. Martin s. n Ward
]. T. Fargason, E. Marshall, r. d. Ward.
Frank &Co., Mansfield d Geo. W. While,
!. u. FLSyser, Higbee, M. j. " icks,
j. W. Fowler, E. AcDavitt, W. A. William
n. Ford Co., ]. Il. McDav-Ct, son,
VIZ Foster, L B. Mercer, 3. w. wilkins.
", A. Gage, Geo. Mitchell, James NJ. Viii
N. Gavin, X. j. Morgan, hanson.
VIZ 9reenlaw, ie1o 3rn ed
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KIMBERLI&G SPRINGS, Is MILES NORTH
n OF Wytheville, Virginia-Alum, While,
Red and Blue Sulphur " aters Eot, Gold and
SaPor Alum and Su phur Baths, with special
treatment for RheumStism, GOut, ScrOfulous
and Lungs under experienced attendant, but
only to the extent OF safety and comfort.
Nearly every game for amusement and exer-
else, UNI estrtcteG by law, together with double
and single barrel shot guns and rifles, provided
without charge. For analysis certificates, etc.,
see circui ars, and refer 10 W. K. Hunt, X. 3.
Parham, Sam Tate and P. B. Wills Meup phis,
Tenn. Terms-ker day, s.; week, SI2; month
$50. Being new place, accommo modations
somewhat restricted, and no promises je5
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SAVINGS BANK OF MEMPHIS
NO. 2SI MAIN STREET.

NO. 29l MAIN BIREET.
", r. CUEEINGHAM, VIC Mcclure,
President. Cashier.
DIRECTORS. Sam Tate, w. B. Greenlaw, B.
B. Waddeu, NJ. ]. Wicks, W. X. Cunningham.
Collections taken on all accessible points,
and remittances promptly made.
My eOppection with the Memphis and
Cnarieston RailToGd, IS President, requiring
my entire attention, com pelS lac to resign the
Presidency of the above Institution. Ny in-
tefSSt as Stockholder and Director will remain
eS heretofore i ask a continuance OF the con-
ndence and patronage or my old friends and
the public, which heretofore has been so gen
iyiI i'm MI wICKS.
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TO BuIlders- Georgia R acting Slate

WE offer for sale, in quantities TO suit pur-
w chasers, superior article OF Roonng
Elate nom the Georgia Quarries, said TO be
equal TO the Weleb, and not subject 20 CRACK by
heat as the Vermont and others, and which
will be sold as low or lower than any Slate in
market, R0YkTER TREZEVANT& q Cog 2.
Iy@n Sole Agents IN Memphis.
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IMPORTANT to PLANTERS.

FRIAR's POINT, MISS, June 10, 1868.
Messrs MANSFIELD HIGBEE,
Druggists, Memphis, Tennessee:
CENTLEM You ask me for my state
III ment relative to your cure for EHYSIPE
LAS or CHARBONE IN HORSES and NJ ULES
Which you style
MAGIC ARNICA LIEIMENT.
l have used your Liniment in about two
dozen cases with perfect success. had lost al
hope of q remedy, but believe your discovery
" TIER DY," L have not failed IN sin
gle case in which l have applied your Lini-
ment. / believe IL valuable discovery
Think every planter should provide himself
with the Magic Arnica Diniment. No planter
should be without your remedy where this ter.
ribIe disease prsvails. have supplied each of
my plantations. My supervisors report favor
able upon every trial.
Very respectfully, yours, etc,
j. L. ALCORN
sr Price 81 per bottle 81 per dozen.
iy4 lmdaw
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E. MCDANITT, N. E. COCHRAN,
r. W. SMITH, W. y. WALDEAN,
j. I. EAR4ASON, NAPOLEON HILL.
w. "A. GOODWIN, JOHN T. STKATTOS,
J.F. FRANK.
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OOTTON GINS,

NOR SALE, three 6O-5aw Gins, one 7e-Sav
II Gin, one 50-Saw Gin. These Gins can be
eeen at ]. c. Hill & Co.'s warehouse, Court
street. Address ], A. WIGGS, care Appeal
ONCE. Will sell cheap for cash or city &C
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Arkansas Reports for Sale.

EoR SALE two complsts sets Of the Reports
OF the Supreme Court OF Arkansas. from
vol. 10 vol, a inclusive. One SIT almost en-.
iroly new, Apply 70 uyS l. II, PIKE
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HOTELS.
HOUSE.
BOSTON, MASS.

THE very important and extensive improve
this popular Hotel, the largest IN New England,
enable the proprietors 70 offer 20 Tourists, FAM
lies and The Travelling Public, accommOda-
tons and conveniences uperi0r TO any other
Hotel in One city. During the past summer
additions have been made Of numerous suites
Of apartments, with bathtng-roons, water
closets, etc-, attached one Of Tufts magni6-
cent passenger elevators, the best ever con-
structed, con veys guests 70 the upper story OF
been newly and richly carpeted, and the en-
tire house thoroughly replenished and refur-
uished, making il, in al its appointments
equal to any hotel In the country.
Telegraph once, Billiard Halls and Cafe on
the frsJ floor. LEWIS RICE & SON,
feb7 eOd3m ProprietOrs.
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Dissolution.

TNHE z partnership heretofore existing between
L the Undersigned. under the firm and style
of ]. F. FRANK & CO., was dissolved by mutual
consent, on the 18th inst, b. Bowling Withdraw
ing from the same.
The business win be continued by the re-
naming partners, ]. r. FRANK aud CHAS.
ERCK, under the same arm name, and the are
alone authorized TO collect the outstanding
claims due the old nrm, and are alone charged
j. r. FRANK,
b. BOWLING,
CHAs. ERCK.
Memphis, July q, 1855 iy2 lW
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PARTICULAR attention paid to all claims
4 against The United States, and for properly
taken, OF damage done by the Cavalry Division
OF the Sixteenth Army Corps fyl9
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

HSA6SW SSSA uStI VI tsiU0Os
lNuEsE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
j springs, situated 10 Montgomery county,
81 miles Il ON Christiansburg Depot, are now
opsn for the reception OF visitors, and the at
tention OF the Springs. going public is respect
tully invited 70 the acysHtages they present.
eli cases Of dyspepsia, Cutansons diseases and
Uterine affections, and in cases OF Debility act
as 49,.
POWERFUL RESTORATIVE
They have proven eminently useful in many
Female Diseases. and in zr-s- a--.
F CHRONIC DTARRHIEA
Are regarded as sPEcIFIC.
The natural advantages OF this place are US.
SURPASSED BIZ AN IE THE STATE being
situated almost upon the very sumniC OF me
A1leghany Mountains. ahe air is always cool
and oraoing. The Climate Is healthy and salu-
(6oo Fahrenheit), the grounds are shaded and
grove Of Forest Oaks. :
The Hotel and buildings have recently been.
enlarged, renovated and ,refitted, and the pro
prietons fatter themselves they can offsr TO
t1slr guests Recommendations unsurpassed by
nuently ask q yiBit from the public. II
Visitors 70 the springs VIII stop at Chris
tiansDuTg, where omfortable coaches will be
In attendance on the arrival OF each train 10
convey them 10 the Springs. 2
RATES OF BOARD: Is
Per day. 90
6sI f Week rs W
81 = "a oo "
ColoTed servants an 1 Children not occupy.
ess a nrgt goaN ns aAF6RP i1s as6Se rates
MAJ. 2t TINES 5hMEs z. F. EbsbEbsoN' Bs' Z bsGS'
Gen. q. Q. WHARTON,
J. A. DAVIS. formerly OF the NorYeli House,
LynehbuIg SuPeIiniendent. ie2S cod I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04

J. A. DAVIS, form merly OF the HorYeII House,
LynchburR Superintendent. feI3 cod Inn