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IUKA SPRINGS,
Z u < a
Terms-ss per Day siz so per Week
$50 per H0nfh
BAILEY SPRINGS, ALABAMA.

TIE proprietors OF this Watering Place take
4 pressure N IuIorIEiag Their friends and
patrons that they have com f-ted fbsir -
F&nsenenls Tor the comfort aud enjoyment Of
Lhtlr guests. anc that the Hotel Is nov or,s7,
ICr their reception. Tie efficacy OF fbess
waters II case OF DrOpSy, SerO.uls- Dvgu.r5sis
diseases peculiar TO Females, and All ciss..s-s AZ
the Seln and Kidneys, is 100 vel estapIfsI,sf
% need comment a good Band will serve ~
6aliIOOtq and the table viii be supplied win
the Dest The county Affords while ths 6snfng
IN Snoal creek and the hunting IN tn. sur
70 visitors Route via Memphis and Chariess0D
railroad TO Florence, thence BY rssuIsr Stags.
Line to the Springs-Dine miles
For descriptive pan pcIet circular or ,1-f,,-
Iormallon respecting special diseases address
ELLIS < Co. Proprie.Ors.
or Ii. a. MOODY, NJ. D..
le-5 Ln Resident Physician
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From Cleveland ohio Exchanged
Yesterday wss the occasion of the in
auguration of the Hebrew Orphan Asy-
lum of the Second District OF the lnde-
pendent Order Of B'Bai Birth, or Sons
# the Covenant. It was a day long TO
be remembered in Cleveland, and was
one of the greatest Jewish fetes which
has ever occurred in this country.
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EEW JEUsEE.

ST. LOUIS, July 19.-Twelve deaths
from sunstroke occurred here yesterday.
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L IMBERLIEG SPRINGS, 3 MILES NORTH
n OF Wytheville, NiTgiRia-AIuIn. White
Red and Blue sulphur waters Hot, Cold and
Napor Alum and 81 phur Baths, with special
treatment for rheumatism, Cont, Scrcfulous
and CutaneOus Affections disea-es OF Throat
and Lungs under experienced attendant ont
only to the extent OF safety and comfort
Nearly every game fcE amusement and sxer-
else, unrestricted by law. together with double
ans single barrel shot guns aud r. fes, provided
without charge. For analysis, certificates, etc.
see etrcu ars, and refer TO " r Hunt. X. s.
Parbsm, SaIa Tate snd 2. r. Wills MsH phis.
Tenn. Ieruls-Per day, s.; weeE, SI2; month
80 Being new place, accommodations
somewhat restricted, and n 10 promises. les
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Notice.

EXPECTING to 10 zhssas finn, the city, s,- i.
~ month or moze. any ore having business
with me, as Receiver OF the GayOso Savfugs
please call on Mr.. q. h Dorfou. 81 A. ofF5-s
No. 10, over So4 Front street, VINO is fully au-
thorized to set for me as above. Alltsuai1fs IN
stores and onces, and persons who NAV want
70 rent same, VIII please call on hi=1 for terms.
Jylo I'M : MOSBN
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

WTAETED AT MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS
w INSTITUTION, corner Jefferson and
Front streets:
Miss. Central K. r LIST and ID Mortg Bonds.
Miss. and Tenn. R. r. LIST Morig. Bonds.
Mem. and Chas. K. r. I'd Mortg. Bonds
NJ. and l.. Z. X. r. LIST Mortg. Bonds
Memphis and Ohio 10 per cent. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio rer cent. Mortg. Bonds.
Memphis City Plain Bonds.
Memphis City Endorsed Bonds
Mobile snd o. X. r. s per cent. Sterling Bonds.
Mobile and o. K. r per cent. interest Bonds.
Mobile and o. r. K. Income Bonds.
Memphis and o , 4. Z. Stock.
ielQa Z. G, KIRK, Cashier.
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NEW ADvERTIs EM'NTs

MASONIC. NOTICE-Anse- a
vi roma Lodge ltS, will work in the f. q
O'Clock. w
AiIE AS in good standing are fraternally
invited. JOHN ZENT, W. NJ.
john BFAmrsH. Secretary. jy2o It
TOR RENT.-A Dwelling for small family,
L Ne. 81 Market street. Rent low. Apply %
A. CARR, Boat Stere, Water street. jyl9 lw
nor RENT.-Tha building lately occupied
L by the Commercial Bank OF Tennessee.
Apply to j. a. OMBERG,
}! Is 81 Receiver.
UyANTED-An experienced Planter or Over
W seer TO take charge Of Cotton and Corn
i1iaEt ilion. The best OF referen ces required.
Apply TO J. w. TODD, At EdRonds, Todd & Co A.,
Sl5 Front street, Memphis, Tenn. jyl9
In the District Court OF the United States. for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Morris r. Mitchell Bankrupt In
Bankruptcy, District ofWest Tennessee-ss
To whom IL may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee Of NJ erris r. Mitchell
of Memphis, in the county OF Shelby and
State of Tennessee, within said District, who
has been adJudged a Bankrupt upon his Own
petition, by the District Court Of said District
Memphis, Tenn. the 18Th day of July, AID,
1865. WILLIAM I. CIRODE,
iyl9 % Assignee, etc.
In the District Court OF the United states, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of Emanuel A. Levy, Bankrupt. In bank.
ruptcy, District OF West Tennesses-ss:
To whom il may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment AZ assignee OF Emanuel A. Levy,
OF Nsmphis,in the county ofShelby and state vi
tennessee, within said District, who has been
sdjudged Bankrupt upon his own petition
By the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 18th day OF July
A.D., 1858 WILLIAM Y. ClRODE,
tyl9 70 Assignee, Etc.
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J. 4. DAVIS, formerly OF TIE H0rvs,i Roass.
Lynchburg Superintendent. jazs cod I'm
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Is hereby given. that in pursuance OF an or
L der from T. j. Latham. Register in Rang
Tuptcy for the Western district OF Ten nessee,
there will be a second general meeting OF the
creditors of W. H. 6rider, BANKRUPT, at said
Registers Office No. 40 Main street. at 10
o'clock am. on the 4th day OF August next.
&. A. LEFFINGWEI4L.
tyl2a Assignee
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CHRONIC DIARRIEEA

Are regarded as a sPECrFrc
. me natural advantages OF this place are IN
~ HPASSED BY ANY IN THE FATE. being
sltuaIs0 Almost upon the very sammit Of The
Ale ghany n Mountains. The ar Is always COOL
ana oraeiDg, his climate is healthy and salu-
1rlous, the water OF delight u tempeTsfurs
- = anI enntlIlr ths grounds ara shaded AID
grove Of Forest Oaks
The Hotel and buildings have recently been
pTieiOrs hatter themselves fhey can orr II
their guests accommodations unsurps,,ssf Nv
any watering place IN the mountains and com
ncentiy ask visit nom the public
visitors 10 the Springs Will stop AZ Chris
tlRns burg where comfortable coaches viii De
IN attendance on the ARRIVAL OF each train u
convey them 10 the Springs.
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In the evening nearly one thousand
persons gathered st the Rink to attend
the graz d banquet and ball. The ipte-
rior was appropriately decorated with
hsgs, large and small, Chinese lanterns
and hanging baskets Of flowers. The
early part of the evening was spent in
social conversation and promenading.
At about ten o'clock the company sat
down at the five tables, extending the
whele length of the hall, and feastad
upon an elegant repast After a time
had been thus spent, the president Of The
evening, Mr; simon Wolf, of Washing
announced, in order, the following
toasts:
The Star Spspgled Banner.n Re-
sponded TO by the band playing that
tune, and the whole audience singing
the chorus.
"The City of Cleveland" Mayor
BnhFer.
"The Constitution OF the Grand Lodge
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RATES OF BOARD

ColOred Eervants ana Children nor oecupy-
ing seats al urst table. half the above rates
DIR. JOAN p. RABEORD
Col HENRY A. rU5fUNDSON
Maj. JAMES z. EDMUNDSUN
Gen q q " HTDE
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MEMPH1s RoARp on REErRENcE :.

No Restrictions upon Aeclimated Persons, or 10
Residence OR IRA VEL.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
From the Tre-pas- of last evening

From the Tre<ias- Of last evening.
New York, August 3l.-A Fenian Con-
vention, composed of the faction presided
over by President John Savage, has adopted
resolutions urging members to vote for Re
publicans and Democrats in the coming cam
paign, who are favorable to the FeDian cause
Subsequently union of the two wings was
effected, and they met as one body, and
adopted a new Constitution.
WASHINGTON, August 3l.-The statement
of the public debt has been delayed for a few
days.
TORONTO, &c. W. August 3l.-Terrifc
fires have again broken out in the woods
along the Northern Railroad. AT Lunendale
Station thirty houses were destroyed.
COLUMBIA, August 3l.-The Governor to-
day issued an order relative to armed organ.
izations and the int" duction of arms into
the State. He disapproves of both, and calls
upon the people to keep the peace.
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what every man must have if he would
see the right prevail. We must decline
to accep. the falIacious conclusions of
any man who is weak enough TO see the
South through such glasses as the
Southern leaders may choose to employ
We must look at hard facts and not per
Nit the glitter of ''social amenities to
blind US TO them. Peace" will come
upon the South and confidence upon the
North, if Grant is elected Presiden,
All the horrors of discord and anarchy
will come upon the Southern States and
bankruptcy and ruin upon
the North, if Seymour and Blair are
elected. 1t may be well enough to con-
cede fairness and good intent to Gem
eral Rosecrans; but we must not per
nit him to mislead US with regard TO
the great issue before US. We must
stand shoulder TO shoulder, never falter
ing, never doubling; and press hard
aud relentlessly upon all that lies in the
way to perfect victory.
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| 4 TAIN WITH Nh. STEvESS.-A cores
pendent Of the New York Tribune, who had
| a talk with the late Hon. Thaddeus Ste
VEINS short time before lis death, gives the
! following as portion of his conversation;
s. TIE greatest qualification Of my life re-
suited from my sbility to give my mother a
| farm Of two hundred and fifty acres, and a
dairy Of fourteen cows, and an occasional
bright gold piece, which she loved to deposit
ia the contribution box ofthe Baptist Church
which she attended. NY mother was very
extraordinary woman, and | have met very
few women like her. Ny father was not a
well-to- do man, and the support and educa-
| ton of the family depended on my mother.
She worked night and day to educate me. |
was feeble and lame in my youth, and as |
couldn' t work on the farm she concluded to
give me an education. | tried to repay her
afterwarC, but the debt of child to his
mother, YOU know. is one Of the debts we
can never pay. Poor woman, the very tn ing
did to CRAFTY her most FASTENED her death
She was very proud of her dairy and fond of
her cows, and one night going out TO look
after them she fell and injured herself so
that she died soon after" | had heard the
tact mentioned Inat MI Stevens On one
occasion given 500, 900 to the poor of Lam
caster county. " 1t is Lot true,' he said.
50 | have never been able to do any such
thing have been failure in everything.
| have failed financially three times. The
first was through going bail and security,
and it broke up very hne practice had IN
Adams county. ! he second was through
the carclessness of partner in some lronl
mills. Notes were presented to me for pay
ment which had never executed or known
of. l went to my partner and asked how 1t
was He expla ined that he had been losing
money for some time, but as he had III
duced me to embark in the enterprise he had
not the courage TO tell me of the losses, and
had signed the firm name to notes without
me. Well said, what's to
be doue:' He began to make a piteous
mouth, but cut him short. don't come
to up5ra id you, said; come to get at the
facts l looked over the books and saw
that we were deeply involved. Then | said
to him, You take the works and pay all |.
claims, releasing me entirely He declined |
it. and | at once said Then l will and it /
was thus the iron works near Chambers5urg |
came into my possession. The third time l
failed was when the rebels burned these
works. Nv friends in Lancaster and else
where raised about Sl0O, 600, which they ten
lered to me, but declined it, and it went to
he poor fund, but did not give it. l man
aged to get through my trouble, and have
1eycr taken advantage Of d bankrupt law
vet."
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From the + lterpri<e of Yesterday

| NASHVILLE, August 26.-The Senate has
passed a resolution for the appointment of a
Joint special committee t. wait on the Pre>i-
dent in person. and ask that measures for the
| protection of the peope of the State be
adn9,ed The Legislature desires to exhaust
| ali possible means of protection before call
ing out the military.
| NEW IuNK. August 2S.-General Hunter
| puhIi>hesa card -tatirg that he had list Of
| the Commission for trying Miss Surratt who
| pettioued he President for her pardon. He
says that while his oath, VI der the mi irary
| law. prohibited his making known his views
in 'he case, he can with proprlety look with
contempt on the execution OF poor woman
while eXcusing some thousands OF rebel men
whn much more deserved daughter.
ATLANTA. August 2S.-The Senate has
passed bill pu>tpnnlng the election in Sa-
vannah ill De c, nlb,'r The house had lnng
and warm discussion regarding the eligio itr
of negro m. nlberS ami the right of negroes
To hold office. Finally motion was adopted
to reconsider rh, vote on The minority report.
CINCINNATI. ArGUst 2S.-The Republicans
of the Third District have nominated 6, m
eral Schenck to Congress bv reclamation.
NV YoKK, August ga disease has
broken out among the BROOKLYN street car
horses. Sixteen out Of thirty-three have
died since hondav. 1t is supposed to be a
spinal disease, and not contiguous.
he funeral Of the artist Elliott was large
ly ATTENDED. Governor Fenton and a mum
Der of prominent citizens were present.
The master masOns t'.das again adopted
resolutions to employ only ter-hour men.
In the Fenian Convent n yesterday John
Savage resigned his position as sub Execu-
tive, but the Convention refused to accept it.
The proposition has been made that General
O'Np;i and the Erri1n Senate co OTyerata with
the Convention il ell, cling branches. Gen
cral O'Ncil'~ absence has prevented definite
action, but the corrmittee expec; his presence
and final answer to-day.
Allen, the wickedest man in New York
who has been preparing for a reform, made
up his mind on 5 ,turday, and closed his
Water street dance house. lie attended the
Howard Mission Church and devouiediy tn
gagged in prayer, last evening.
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY UM0Rs are afOat
in this city touching the unexpected return
of General Grant from his Western tour
and its relation to the political canvass
From all | can gather among those best c.
quainted with the views Of the members OF
the Republican National Committee it ap,
pears that private letters have been received
from members Of Grants party, showing an
anxiety on the part of the General to throw
up the candidacy for the Presidency. To
this he has been moved by overwhelming evil
dences from every quarter of the utter want
Of spirit in the Republican canvass, and the
tremendous popular tide running in favor o!
the Democratic ticket.
The above is from the Washington cor
respondent of the New York World. l. will
be reco llected that the World sent CORE
pondent to hang around Gen. Grants party
on his Western trip, with instructions to
report " nothing favorable TO the General.
The correspondent o5cyed his instructions
implicitly, and even went bevond them, and
thea tradCced TIE honorable profession to
which he pretended to oeiong by excusing
the falSehoods he had tod as being a nsces-
sary part of the duties OF a newspaper cor
respondent whenever facts suituble to his
purpose were not to be found. That indi-
vidual found it inconvenient to continue his
Western trip after his exposure but we
judge from the above paragraph that the
World duly grateful tor kind of service
which it, at least. appreciates, however I'M
favorably the world at large may regard it,
has given him a snug berth in its Wash
ingt1n office to telegraph political lies from
the capital. We condoie with the respec-a-
be and worthy correspondent who, we sup
pose, has been supplanted to make room for
him but then "merit " like that of this
Western chap must be rewarded at any rate.
Chronicle.
Grant never was known to withdraw in
presence of the enemy. He is too good a
General for that.
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CARsoSITEs IN HUMBOLDT COrNTY.-The
Winuemucca Argent of August 9th, says
Our sanctum has been visited this week by
Gen. J. l. Gregg, commanding District of
Nevada; Lieut.. Jos. Karge, commanding
Camp Winfield Scott. c. n. Noteware, Sec'y
of State; Warren L. Lockhart, U. S. Land
Register; Gregory A. Sears and Capt With
eYcll-lztter four from Carson.
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General for that

A Mr.. KERR, of Edinburgh, has invented
a reflector for locomotive, by means OF
which the engineer is able to see the rear of
his train. the conductor, and all who are
getting on or Off, without moving from his
seat. 1t can be arranged for any length Of
train BY simply changing the angle CT refac-
ton. It has been tried On the Jetfersonviile
road. and pronounced to be a success in
eyery reSpect,
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DEMOCRATIC SPEECHES AT THE SOUTH
The Tribune sent special reporter away
down in Georgia to take down the speeches
of Toombs and Cobb. The Northern Demo-
cratic papers had no interest in circulating
such speeches among their readers. They
want a different article North.
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GOVERNOR GEARy ON THAD. STEVENS -

GOVERNOR GEARy on THAD. STEVENS -
HARRISBURG, August 1.-THE body of Hon
Thaddeus Stevens passed through here at
o'clock this afternoon, when minute guns
were fred and the bells OF the city tolled.
The following address and order has just
been promulgated by the Governor:
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, }
HARRISBURG, August Ii.
To the People OF Pennsylvania:
The death of the oldest member of the
PENNSYLVANIA delegation III Congress, Thad-
shrouds the Commonwealth in gloom
Though not a native of the State, 1had.
Stevens most earnest efforts were always de-
voted to its interest and glory. His name
will ever be associated with all that is great
in the progress Of the last quarter OF cen
tarv, as well as all that pertains to states
manship in the struggle 10 preserve and per-
petuate the American Union. The people Of
PENNSYLVANIA owe TO the enlarged statesman
ship of Thad. Stevens the iniiilti IN Of the
systems of public improvements which his
since developed the vast resources of the
State and rendered its prosperity subject Of
wonder and admiration. TO his wisdom and
liberality we are indebted for our present
magnificent system of free schools. The
children of the poor are enabled to reach
degree of cultivation beyond which the
wealthiest and most favored of other lands
cannot 60. As member of the convention
which revised and amended the State const-
tuition, as a Representative in the liver
branch of the Legislature, and as Canal Com
missioner. the late Thaddeus Stevens dis
played the same great abilities which dis
tingui>hed him a juri>t i'll the highest
courts and as leader in the councils Of the
nation. The memory of the services of the
i!luStrious dead, of his many good traits of
character, Of his great and cultivated intel
Iect, of his irresistible abilities as juri>.
AID as a legislator, and Of Lis generous and
imminent charities, will never die. Il will
survive the recollection of man and forever
live in the records Of our courts, our State
and national legislatures, in the history o.
CIR country, to which he so ardeutiv at
t-cked, and in the hearts of his country yncn,
whom he so Immortality honorrd and so
faithfully served II is directed that all the
departments of the State government be
closed on MONDAY and that the national Aag
be displayed at half-mast al the same time on
all the public buildings in the State.
JNo. W. GEARY.
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TRIPLE I.,DnE" ACT.

little Tan A,c.r.S.or ~ i'll he void,
TRIPLE I.,DnE" a~T.
BALANCED On TIKI F.:ET Of YO-SiIi-GE-RO
II Pc kIrH-EE.
On a Lll:rr Of - arp Swords.
T K'"U-FE
Balancing Il c i AMI BY on Screen.
Tn-LAN-n-sU-KrE
Great s.a.k 20 Performer.
Kv-,.A-KEE-CuF".
Banjo Pol PyrEr ner.
O-Y ,>TT
T:.a B-ant fuI oriea-a, ''a,n~Se Lay and B .nj2
r-".ar.
FOIURO,
Tie Infant JaFa7a>t C.own-Five Years OIL
The Spinning m he edge # sharp Sword, aud
actusA the Stage string.
HA-YAH-TAKEE.
The astounding Butterfly Trick.
JRTII-4.TZ
The wonderful BIZ Tub Spinner.
U-SUEE-NtATZ
Great Trapeze AMI Tree Perfosner-7 y-ar, old.
R0NGE-G6T,F.
The Oriental Leopard.
Miss FARO EEET-nHFE
The wonderful. Fena {; mnls;.
sENTAHo-RUNGo.
The Great S-u,a'i n Z, T: rEner.
Dollar.
au27 Chill irer, half price. I'd
Reserved ats, One Dollar and Fifty Cents.
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SAME DAY 4:

: hca.s best thee i" five. fee fnr all "a.
u the State at tue liIae oI ,dyc: i.olGg, - IL.
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EutTai ce money 90 pr cent on the Pur
slant.
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R-TLs Carson Ci,y Jockey Club L.
adopted IT,. Co'ia,ru.a$ it e Euuniu.- kulrs; .
thr ,b"y, banned kacrs va. he cualutted uL,
said hu!rs.
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Wednesday. sept. End. 1865

n I - b "A / ! -s'' y.
The great Sen-a-'..n nh Rnv "Fly 6 wears o'i II
most ST. .i-hiu. I'm b.. Sc lat and
little Tan A.C.IS3or ~ i'll he wol ID