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THE GREAT RALLY.
Magnificent and Imposing spec
taeEe.
The People Turn cut in Mass.
A Most Heart-Cheering Demon
stratton.


Never since the exciting times Of $50
and 81, have so many people gathered
together on the streets as an exponent Of
great political party and principle, IS
gathered together last night at the rali-
festion rally of the Democracy Of Mem
phis. Fully five thousand persons were
on the streets, snd though every one
seemed thoroughly enthused, the crowd
was perfectly orderly.
We have not time to describe minute
~, or to give even an outline of the
evenings programme, but will give the
affair tomorrow. Speeches were made
by several prominent gentlemen from
the various newspaper offices. A vast
amount OF fireworks was consumed. All
the Conservative newspaper offices Were
illuminated in q most brilliant manner,
and the Jefferson street editorial rooms
were crowded with friends and we'll
wishers. The APPEAL rooms were
erammed with the beauty of Memphis,
who, we have reason to believe, felt all
the enthusiasm of the sterner sex, and
with determination to use more than
their usual influence in support of the
Democratic nominees.
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MEETING OF COUNTY COM.
BTESSEONERs YESTERDAY.
Election of Trustee--Fice Wick.
ershanl.
). J. Powers, Esq, Chosen.

A meeting of the County Commits
sioners was held yesterday. a certified
copy OF the order of the Circuit Court
declaring the Office Of County Trustee to
be vacant, having been read to the
Board Of County Commissioners, on mo-
ton of Commissioner Hack, the Board
proceeded to fill the vacancy, for which
office the following citizens were placed
in nomination as candidates by the
Board L. N. Wolcott, A. Woodward,
f. NJ. Cash, ]. ]. Powers, a. L. Cum
Minis, P. H. Heinrich, Martin Kelly,
John S. Toof, j. B. Sharpe, II. E. Garth,
f. L. Warner, S. w. Wilkins, N Co
roma, Sidney Cook and VIM. R. Moore,
Esqs.
There were sixteen ballots taken before
an election was had. During the several
balIotings, Messrs. Moore, Cook, Co.
roma and Wilkins, each received one
vote. Heinrich, Cummings and Warner,
each two votes. Toof and Cash, each
three votes. Kelly, eleven votes. Wood
ward, eighteen votes, and j. J. Powers,
ESQ.,, thirty votes, and on the sixteenth
ballot four votes; who was then declared
to be duly elected County Trustee, and
his bond fixed at 500. 000.
Before the balloting began, Mr.. Wick
ersham, by his attorney, Charming
Richards, Esq, gave notice to the Board
that he was ready to perform the duties
of the Office, and denied the authority of
the Circuit Court to declare the Office
vacant.
Gen. NJ. T. Williamson, DR.. w. II.
White and John Park, Esq, were ap-
pointed by the County Commissioners to
examine the assessment just made for
State and county purposes.
The commissioners Of the county have
resolved to call the attention of the
Governor to the fact that they desire to
increase the bonds to be issued to $780,
OO0, and reduce the interest to six per
cent, and extend the time for redemp-
ton to twenty years; action, if possible,
to be had at the called session. Judge
Lewis and Mr.. Merriman are authorized
to attend to the matter.
D. II. McFsIl was elected Constable of
the Fourteenth Civil District yesterday,
by the County Commissioners, on the
second ballot-his bond fixed at $500.
A motion was made yesterday, by Mr..
in the County Commission, to
elect the Bulletin county printer, with a
view TO dividing the patronage among
the Republican papers.
Board adjourned.
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MONTVALE SPRIRGS---lS6S

THIS FAvORITE SUMNER RESORT. SIT
II uated in Blsunt county, East Tennessee
VIII be opened for the reception OF Visitors on
the lst OF June.
The marked beneficial results attending the
use OF these waters, in functional derange-
mems o. the Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and Skin.
Medicinal Properties
=, All the accessories for enjoyment and reerea-
here " - - %Se---0
Inc facilities for reaching HOntvaIe this sea-
son Will be increased by the extension Of tbe
rapid course OF construction aud regular trains
are expected to be running by the time OF
opening 70 Maryviuer whence passengers are
distant. - ---0 ----17
Board reduced, per day, to 81; per week. sI2 +.
pei month, 80. Address for pamphlets con-
tanning analysis and description Of waters ste
ma9 I'm Jos. y. KING Ennr-iILa -, -
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Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
GreeRbrter County, West virginia.

TUE undersigned, lesSees OF this old snd we'll
Il known WATERING PLACE. anuounce
That encouraged by the liberal patronage re-
ee1yed last season. they have largely added TO
thelr accommodations IN comfort and appear
anee, and are prepared to entertain FIFTEEN
HUNDRED GUESTS.
The Bathing accommodations are in fine Or
DER. Hot and warm sulphur baths so emil
nenty eInoacious in many cases, are at the
command OF visitors at all hCurs.
In addition to other EEauseEaents they h,v.
proYlded g heW and elegant B0WLIrSG Al
Lst any BILLIARD ROOM, cor enieutly To-
eaIed L Froi; Rossnberger's celebrated FULL
Brass BAND has hem engaged for the sea-
SOD GOOD LIVERY STABLE will Be Kept
on the premises.
The completion OF the Virginia Central Rail-
roau 10 CeTfngton leaves only twenty miles OF
staging, through 8 beautiful mountain country.
over wei graded turnpike.
TERMs-Three dollars per day, and eighty
dollars per month. Children under ten years
OF age and eolored servants, half price. White
servants according 70 accommodations.
les I'M PETTON 4 co.
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deal ESTATE BROKERS AND AUCTION
t1 eers, 20 Second street. Attends e1elu-
lots Collecting OF Rents Paying Taxes. E1ect-
Ing Insurance, etc. etc. Has now for rent
several very desirable Residences, nom a col
tRge 70 almost palace. Also several Bustn ness
Ionses- Offlcas. Eollns. etc. iezl La
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A Card.

MEMPHIS July, 9. 1868
Geo. w. Waldrsn stated to his Grand
Jury, in open court this morning, that
be had discharged one of their number
for the reason that the Chief OF Police
had been tampering with him, promis-
ing to appoint his brother on the Police
force if he would prevent any Indictment
being found against the Police Commits
sioDers. The Juryman is Mr.. F. NJ.
McLefresh, and the brothers. name is
w. L. AIcLefresh.
The statement made with such gravity
is without the slightest foundation, there
never having been a word passed be-
tween the parties, or any communica-
ton, direct or indirect, upon the subject,
and the Chief of Police did not know
until the charge was made that F. NJ.
McLefresh had brother.
Waldran having been called npon for
his authority, and refused to give it, we
charge that the whole story was gotten
up by him to rid the Grand Jury Of q
man who would not be used as the tool
of the perjured seoundrel and liar who
now presides over the Municipal Court.
F. NJ. McUEFRESH.
: b. BEAUMONT,
w. L. MCLEFRESH.
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PANpEAE PIPEs.-We have been
startled once or twice lately by hearing
20 AT appeared 8 juyenile calliope di-
ractIv un.Nsr our windows, bat thought
FRAT il was a me,ss delusion in acoustics,
q sort of steam ventri.SH aulsm winch
made the " footing horns OF the sescsAiil'
boats appear nearer to US at certain times
than at others. The mystery was ex-
planned yesterday to our satisfaction, by
seeing big black darkey making the
sound by blowing into 3 series Of canes
OF unequal length and sizes, arranged
like the Pandean pipes Of old. The imi.
tation OF calliope is perfect, and would,
at little distance, deceive the mos,
practised ear.
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THE SoEs OF TEMPERANCE are con-
stantly increasing IN number, and we
know Of no other reason than that the
old " topers y have been using the ''Csrsst
General Restorative" which creates a
dislike for the use Of liquors, and caused
them to jine." For sale by
IealR FORSTER, KEALHoFEK co,
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Co5ETY TRUsTEE.-Mr. J. J. Powers
was yesterday appointed County Trus-
tee, vice Wickershsna or Wickersnapperi
who was not allowed to assume the du-
ties of the Office, because he failed tC
give sufficient bond. Mr.. Powers will
have TO give this bond, and we know he
can do so Tor whatever may be his po-
litical procliyities, he hes the confidence
Of the community in which 40 lives, as
man Of integrity and honesty, and
those who know him believe that he
win discharge his duties to the people
faithfully and honorably.
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TO CnRREsPONDENTs.

correspondents who wish to have any atten-
ton paid to their communications must OBJ
serve the following rules:
Be brief, concise and TO the point, avoid the
flowers OF rhetoric" and conhne yourself to
a plain statement of facts. Write on but one
side of the paper in clear hand, and with zen
aud ink, giving your words and sentences
plenty OF room. In all cases the real name
and address OF the writer must accompany the
manuscript. Articles which rebound to per
sonal or individual benefit, or are Of personal
nature, viii only be inserted as IS advertise
nnents" or paid cards"
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

Butchers Lightning FIy-KilIeK.-Chsa
and destructive. Every sheet win XIII quart
Don't be pestered with flies. Give them the
sHEE9 LIaHTEIEG and rest in peace. Ask fol
DUToHER's, and take no other.
Sold everywhere. jeI4 dawlm
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10 kECHANICs.-We are requested by
the Clarendon ark Independent, to
copy the following. During the duh
times here it may prove welcome news
to some of our readers
Wanted.-One watch and clock re-
pairer and silver smith, one timer, one
tailor, one barber, one buggy repairer,
and perhaps other departments of busi-
ness, will each obtain good business lOcav
lions by coming to Clarendon and setting
up Immediately. Clarendon is thriving
town, on the left bank OF White river,
Arkansas, but from the fact that 1t has
risen from it's ashes and ruins since the
war, all these have been slow to come,
It is thesest OF justice for Monroe county,
ss good county as there is en- the river.
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EARLY sEarriases.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this ana other subjects, being a GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE aud Conjugal Felicity, by benev-
olent Physicians, sent by mail. IN sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box r., Philadelphia, Pa.
mail Su
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THE allotted time OF DR.. james, stay
In Memphis having expired, he viii in
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and % Randolph street, Chicago, and
postoffice address, box 1858 Chicago, III,
See advertisement in another columns
for particulars.
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SCRTMMAGE.-TwO representatives OF
two rival lines Of public " vehioles
had a little fistieuf in front Of the Wor-
sham yesterday morning. The result
was two beautiful black eyes given the
aggressor in the quarrel.
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THE WEATHER continues cloudy
and threatening rain, with occasional
sprinkles. From all accounts the rain
has been general and will do inealenla-
bile good to the growing crops.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure OF
meeting yesterday Gen. Wheeler, one OF
the greatest cavalry captains that the
war produced. The General looked in
excellent health and spirits, and was
nightly pleased at the demonstration
on Jefferson street yesterday evening.
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AUCTIoN.-To-day, at 10 am. and ! p.
M, will be sold large lot Of York
Mills Shirtings, slightly damaged by
water; also 40 elegant Grensdine Dress
Patterns, 1000 yards Calico (best brands,
Ladies' Bonnets, "a Silk Sacques, and
ladies' and gentlemen's furnishing goods
In great variety. Must be sold to-day
and tomorrow. STRAUSS & BLUM,
2l3 Main street.
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DR.. MOr1ImOre az Buena Vista Springs,
RusseIlytITQ. Kentucky,

BUEEA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssELLyILLE, Lo-
gan county, Ky.-My friends in the South who
desire to consult or place themselves under my
treatment, can 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 will still devote my attention to treat
ment Of all the various forms Of CHRONIC DIS
EASES, especially to Diseases Of the Lungs and
Organs Of the Chest. as also all the various
affective forms Of FEMALE DISEASES.
je9 d3twaw3D D. MORTINIORE, NJ d.
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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 bosrders and
day scholars, as usual. JyS Nv
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CITY MATTERS
NOTICE.

City subscribers 20 the APPEAL oaliS "
weekly, who may desire to leave the Guy 4"i
the summer can have their papers sent tueiu
regularly by leaving memorandum AT 'li S
C,,I,ntIns.roon of the APPEAL, No. l3 Jefferson
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C1EANED.-The street lamps were
cleaned day before yesterday-the first
time in the memory Of the Oldest inhsb'
liant. They needed it.
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DON'T forget that cur sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes and Hats
still continues at cur old stand,
27S Main street.
]. I. HANDLAA & 60.
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PIKE & JOHNSON,
Attorneys, COunsellOrs & Solicitors

TTIHIS firm. the junior member Of which has
! had large experience in Departmental and
other business during many years service in
Congress, viii practice in the Supreme Court
and Court OF Claims st W ASH ngtGn, where the
to claims before Congress ana the Depart
ments.
The office of the firm will be opened In Wash
ington, by the LIST OF September next. Mean
while, communications addressed TO ALBERT
PIKE, Box So, P. . Memphis. or to ROBERT
w. JOHNSON, Pine Bur, Arkansas, will re-
ceive prompt attention. jy3I
ITO PLANTERS.-The highest market price
/ will be paid for WHEAT BY
ATWOOD & ANDERS0N,
Promenade street,
te21 Foot OF Jefferson street.
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Notice.

HAVE two beautiful and veil improved
4 Plantations in Lea county, Ca, Vitoin
one OF the b5st railroads In the State and hns
Lot and oommodious Dwelling In the city,
which win glsdly sell or exchange for other
property, nearer 70 Es,
apis \, WRI9Hx,
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PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE,
AttOrnegS, Solicitors & PrOctOrS

A TFEND to cases in the different Courts sit
"A ting at Mem his, and in the river counties
of Arkansas.
So The Senior partner will hereafter espe-
cially attend to cases in the Supreme Court Of
Tennessee, and in the supreme Court and
Court of Claims Of the United States at WASH
ington, being of the firm OF PIKE & JOHN
son, OF that city.
once in the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner Of Court and SECOND streets.
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IF you want butter fit to eat, or sell
again, you can get it in packages from
one pound to one hundred, st the Mem
pliis Preserving House, under the Gayoso
HOnsa
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TENTH DAY-Ffiday rises 5:O+
sets 1850.
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BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.

This unrivsled Watering Place, situated
Il within six miles Of RusssIlvfle Logan
county, kentucky, was open for visitors the
FIRST DAY OFJUHE. The proprietor pledges
n1mzelf to make his entertainment equal 20
that Of any watering place IN the country, and
his terms as moderate as the expenses OF h Is
establishment win permit. A good RAND OF
MUSIC will be on hand during the season.
Conveysnees always ready for passengers
rom Russellviile to the Springs. in close con-
nectioa with the daily trains nom Memphis,
Louisville etc.
TERMS.
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THE GEORGIA
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
BOARDING..

DOARDING.-A very pleasant room, fur
ID nished, with board, can De obtained a. No.
- Madison street. A few DAY Boarders cap
also be accom- nOdaied. ~ o.
DOABUING.-One or two gentlemen with
ID wives can Ustsiu board at moderate rates.
The best aud HEALrHIEsT neiRhbOrhOOd in
the city. None but those who can give unex-
csptionable references need apply. u e. NJ,
care Appeal Office. 5eI0 Il
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KIMBERLING SPRINGS, Is NILES NORTH
IA OF Wythevinei Virginia-Alum, White
Napor Alum and sulphur Baths with special
treatment for rheumatism, Govt ScrofuIous
and Cotaneous affections ; diseases Of Throat
and Lungs under experienced attendant. bDt
only 10 the extent OF safety and comfort
Nearly every game for amusement and sxer-
else unrestricted BY law, together with don Die
and single barrel shot guns ana rides, provided
without eharge. For analysis, certificates, etc
Parhsm, Sam Tats and p b, wills Men mis-
Tenn. Terms-Per day, 81; week, si2; month
s4O. Being new place, accommodations
somewhat LrlcteQs and PROMISES "a
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DAY. / TIME AT MEMPHIS,

CALENDAR.-suIy-7th Month.
PHASES OF THE MOON.
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FRurT JARs at Lloyd, Clarke 8 &c

Business, Visiting and Wedding Cards
Printed at the Lowest Prices AZ the APP
peal dob Office
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PRESIDENT TANNING will preach to-
night at the Linden Street Christian
Church
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
Ofice--NO. Is Jefferson Street.
Ils.lsslppl ana Tennes.rs asnrOaa.

ARsIVR. DEPART
New Orleans express, daily, $50 pm. 4:l5 pm
Sardis acoon'n, daily, sx-
cept Sunday ....-....---..-... o.SO am SsoV pm
Freight, North Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday
South Monday, Mednes-- ~ =
day and Friday .......-.-. I'D pm o-NV a'ia
Takes eject sunday, June ., 1858.
A. 3. LINERMOhE. SenI SupI.
O.P. OAKLEY Gen Ticket Ast Je%o
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad.
Trains on this division of the road now run
on tuesdays Thursdays, saturdays anu Sun'
Leave Hopefeld at ESQ an. -,
Returning, leave Edmondson s az o'uy P 21; v
EerrytoaS Nevada win leave loot OF OhlOh
81 rect and connect with train -,
Excursion tickets. good for three 0ays5 sViu
ieSs General superintendent
Memphis and charleston Railroad.
ARRIvE. DEPART
Through Mail daily - p.Ii' If "a y -
ThrOllgh p 49, -
I5S5is traiii does not leave Saturdays'l
Coriuth Accommodation. daily s.oo -,
Except Sundaysl at--.....-... wv 81
Somerviile Accommodation - TN . =.
railroad Time is % minutes raster tnan olls
'i5 Ticket once, 25s Main street and at Depot;
W. ROSS, Gen1 supt
EeuphIs and Louisville Railroad Line
DEPART. ARBIVE.
Day Exprsss.-........-.---.--i 80 ST. Sis -
Rsilrosd Time Is minutes faster than elty;
Ticket ofices No. 2S73z Main street anu ~ u
Po'' nes'A " SAN. B. JONES, Gen1suPt.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
Regular st. Louis. Memphis and vIcksburs o.
y. Mail Packet.
For Cairo and st. Louis
qn place OF kubicon.l
THIS elegant passenger steamer sE-.s
THIS DAY, 10th inss., at pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent.
lyl0 u CITY Wharfboat. loot Monroe ST.
MeEphis and 81. Louis Packet Company.
For Cairo aad ST. Louis
BELLE ST .zeiglsr naiter
This new and splendid passenger L.
steamer VIII leave as above on 1872
SATURDAY, llth inst, at pm.
!yl0 z FLEM. CALVERT. sup't
FOR vI0KSBURe.
Regular st. Louis, Memphis and yieIrsbgra
United States Mall Packet
FOR Ficksonrg and Way Landings.
Lockhart master
:, The Tn elegant and neet passenger LII
SATURDAY, llth inst, at pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
-tyIg q City Wharfboat foot Monroe ST
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular New Orleans Packet.
FRANK PARGoUD-..,.. John w. Tobin master
vii TIE sa sRls an a5oRPs passenger packet
FRIDAY, 10th inst. at pm.
W. JAY JOHNSON, Agent,
-lys y star Wharfboat.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany-Unitec States Maf1-For Helena Ma
poleon, Pine Bluff, DardanelIe, Van
Buren, and Fort Smith direct.
CLEANER .Blaisdeu master
TT THIS Is.s splendid passenger packet Ia
FRIDAY, 10th inst, at pm.
,... JAS. t. BoURNE co, Agents,
Jys2t No. Il Jefferson street,
FoR WHITE RIVER
Memphis and White River U. s. Mail P4oltet
Company.
For Helena, DevaI's BIufY. Little Rock An
gusts, Jaeksonport and ali Way Landings
LIBERTY NO 2....-.-.......--.-Iaznes Rice master
This me passenger packet leaves ID
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LEV q MILLER, Agents,
Jefferson street, under Commercial Hotel.
FOR ST. FRANCIs RIVER
Regular Tuesday st. Francis River Packet-For
Helena Marianne, Madison, Wittsburg
and all Way Landings.
MOLLIE HAMBEETON, 7. e. Bowman Master
Sam. q. Paine, Shell and Clark. Clerks.
WIN leave Memphis EVERY ar
TUESDAY, at o'clock p.Ia. 24-7I'fSS
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
1a2ln City Wharfboats foot Monroe St.
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BAILEY SPRINGS, ALABAMA.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.


THESE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
i Springs, situated IN Montgomery county,
81 miles frOm Christiansburg Depot are now
open for the reception OF visitors, and the at
folly invited to the advantages they present
The waters OF these Springs are unrfYalIsd In
All cases OF Dyspepsia, Cutaneous diseases and
Uterine affections, and in cases Of Debility act
as
POWERFUL RESTORATIVE.
They have proven emlnsnay useful in many
Female Diseases and in
CHRONIC DIARRHEA
Are regarded as a SPECIFIC.
The natural advantages OF this uIana ara IN
So ar ASSED BY AN IN TIE STATE, being
situated almost upon the very summit OF the
Alleghany Mountains The air is always cool
ana Draelng, The climate is healthy and salu-
5rions, the water OF delightful temperature
(5o fahrenheit), the grounds ara shaded and
protected every -Four In the day By thick
The Hotel and buildings have recently bean
enlarged renovated Rnd rehtted, and the pro-
pfletors natter themselves they can Offer to
their guests aceo mnOdatiOns Unsurpassed BY
any watering place Al the mountains and con-
hdently ask a visit from the public.
visitors TO the Springs viii stop at Chris
tianseurg, where coEnf0rtabls Coaches viii a.
in attendance on the ARRIVAL OF each train ~
convey them TO the Springs.
RATES OF BOARD:
6er Gay o.
Ger ---------.--.-.--.-....--1 Is o.,
For longer period than two months, per
f,,DleI - L. 50 %
ing seats az nT5t table half the above rates
DR.. JOHN B. kADFORD,
Col HENRY A. EDAfUNDSON,
Maj. JAMES p. EDM UNISON,
Gen. q. c. WHARTON,
J. A. DAVIS, formerly Of the Norveli Ho1se
Lyneh21Ig. Superintendent. Je2s cod I'm
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sMERCHANTs.''-Ieee cold ale and Por-
ter, On draaght, 10 cents lee e0id .sEIalf
and HAIL. 10 cents; straight and mixed
drinks. 10 cents. Try it, at the ''sEer-
chants northeast corner Main and
Madison Streets
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,oEs, IA. EEzLx,
NEW FIRE

The undersigned win continue the Whole
sale grocery and CoEFra izsion Business, at the
old stand No. 27e Front street, under me styls
OF BROOKS NEELf q CO., as heretofore,
Where al Business connected with the former
concern VIII pc settled. ]. C. Nicely,
s. H BROOKS,
lyl2E II. u. HEELY,