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TTCTORY ZOE FTRGLNLA.

The telegraph this morning brings
Us intelligence of the complete and
handsome victory of the Conserva-
tives of Virginia over the extreme
Radicals, under WELLEs. WALKER
is elected by over 10000 majority,
in spite of GRANTS interference
and manipulation and the iron
clad oath enforced by General
CANDY. Notwithstanding the most
extraordinary efforts, supported by
the whole power Of the Government,
the intelligence and culture of the
Ancient Commonwealth have tri-
umphed over ignorance and the least
disguised party rufianism. This is,
taken in any sense, the most complete
triumph that has ever crowned Con-
sentative effort, and must prove
most disastrous to the administration
in any steps it may take in Texas or
Mississippi. If the people of these
States follow the example of Virginia
they cannot fail to be equally success
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OBITUARY

It is with profound regret We announce
the death of IsADoRE, beloved daughter
of Gen. ALBERT PIKE. The sad event
t~ranspired yesterday morning, at the resi-
denee of her father on Adams street. She
had retired to her room the night previ-
Gus, complaining of nervousness, but
otherwise in perfect health and spirits,
aud in the morning was found dead in
her bed, the clothing of which was satu-
rated with chloroform, no doubt accident
ally spilled from a vial which was found
uneorked and empty beside her. Tne
shock oecasiOned by the sad event to the
household, of which she was the light and
life, is extreme. Sister and brothers are
bowed down with grief, and the great
heart, to whom she was as part of himself
indeed, is bent before this heaviest blow
of all. BY those who were privileged to
know the family of Gen. PIKE, Miss
IsADoRE was recognized as its center.
She possessed all those gentle, quiet and
winning qualities that are a chief charm
with the sex; was cultured to a
high degree, evidencing a judgment
and matured thoughtfulness and sensi-
bility which commended her above all
others to her father. Her place was in
his inmOst heart; she was his consolation
and his hope. He left her but a few short
DAYS since in health, full of life, giving
| promise that she would live to smooth the
path of his declining years and realize for
him many, many days ofhappiness. Sud
denly, rudely, without warning, she has
been called away. She has crossed over
the river and rests under the shadow of
the tree of life. She was of the household
Of faith, of the Church militant: through
Christ she has passed into full fellowship
in the Church triumphant. The home
where lately she was 1.-The loved one
is now grief-strieken. Our heartfelt SYM
pathies are with its inmates; and with
him whose great heart has so often gone
ont in sympathy with his fellows, whose
life has been devoted to the alienation of
sorrow, to the relief of distress, and the
administration of a divine consolation.
The Master is bowed down to the earth,
the brethren are silent. Is there no balm
in Gilead ?
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I7FE, TENNESSEE And PACIFIC
DHH DnAn

This enterprise has been COM
menced. On Saturday last the earth
vas broken for it amidst the plaudits
of the gentlemen of Wilson county,
and the elite of Lebanon. Rev. DIR.
BAIRD offered an appropriate prayer,
after which Hon. Wv. BOWEN, late
Senator from Smith county, drove his
pick into the sod and was followed by
Hon. r. L. CARUTHERs, one of the
oldest and most prominent citizens of
the State, who, with a handsomely or
namented spade lifted the first earth
with the remark: Thus falls the first
shovel of earth in Wilson county,
I" from this great enterprise" The
Banner says his example was followed
by several of the oldest citizens of the
county, among them Judge MCCLAIE,
said to be the oldest native citizen OF
the county, and LAWSON BARRY. the
oldest typo in the United States. AT
ter this the crowd called loudly for
Gen. NANCY, President of the road,
and in response, that gentleman step
ped forward, and driving the spade
remarked: "To others the honor OF
"moving the first shovel of earth on
"this great enterprise-let mine be
Z" the task to see the completing one
speedily cast" After speeches from
Judge CARUTHERs and others of the
distinguished gentlemen present. Gen.
NANCY, in response to repeated calls,
in a speech of great force set forth the
advantages of the road, laying great
stress upon the possibility of its being
a future link in the line of rail to con-
stitute the great Southern Pacific
Road, and the advantages in this
event to accrue to all sections of the
State, from its northeastern to its
southwestern corner, by the display
that would be made to the myriads OF
passengers over the line; of the varied
advantages of the mountain minerals
and fertile fields of Tennessee. There
was much enthusiasm exhibited
during the day, but more Of quiet de-
termination to advance the enterprise
and rapidly to a successful conclusion
Officers and directors have our best
wishes. We hope the people will
support them thoroughly and well.
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j. b. MCCALL, in a card addressed
to the people of the twenty-fourth
Senatorial District, says he isstill a
candidate for their suffrages, and is de
slrous OF being reelected G as the can
dldate OF universal manhood suf-
frage, and for sESTER, opposed to
all further appropriations by the
State for railroad purposes until our
" finances are in a better condition.
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OWNERS


GOOD CAUSE.
a number OF leading property own
ers met last evening at the hall of the
Chamber of Commerce, for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for the
coming political canvass. Mr.. FAR
RTNGTON, who was among the signers
of the call for the meeting, was voted
into the chair, from which he briefly
but plainly stated the objects of the
gathering. There was but little dis
cussion, and as little enthusiasm.
There was not much room for the
first, and we could not discover that
there was much of the latter on hand.
What little was said was practical
and TO the point, and resulted
in the passage of a resolution author
izing the Chairman to appoint a COM
mittee of six to wait upon the citizens
of Shelby county and procure sub
scriptiOns of nOneyin aid of the cause
of Acknowledgement. Although, as
we have said, there was but little en-
thusiasm, we were nevertheless glad
to e so many property owners
brought together, even for a mOmen-
tary consideration of what is Of vital
importance to them as well as to all
citizens. They were brought face, to
face with the fact that unless they
make an effort, unless they join hands
with those who have borne the heat
and burden of the day in politics,
they are likely to suffer still farther
from the robbery Of thieving and
reckless officials, and to be privy to
the ruin of the State. As was limited
at, in the meeting yesterday, leading
property owners were called odiscuss
4 question ola little well-directed help
TO prevent the people being saddled
by ineompeteney and roguery: wheth-
er it were not better to go upon the
principle that an ounce Of prevention
is wOrtha pound of cure; whether it
were not better to pay voluntarily q
few dollars, rather than be forced by
defrauding officials TO pay ten-fOld
under cover of taxation. This is the.
plain question. There is but one IN
swer. We hope it viii be cheerfully
given to the Committee whenever
they ask for il.
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THE Hon. MILTON BROWN ig a note
to the editor of the Upton Record Of
the ID inst, says he has no unfriendly
feeling towards the Mississippi River
Railroad, and that the motives which
have induced him to become a candi-
date for the Senate are entirely above
and beyond personal or local consider
atoms. He says: Deeply impressed
with the importance of the crisis
through which we are passing, and
" with a mind and heart filled with
devotion to the peace and prosperity
Of the State, l desire to give my
4" humble aid in restoring its financial
- affairs to economy and honesty and
" thereby save the people from erces-
- sire and raia0us t0rdti0R, and the
"ered1 Of the State from Bankruptcy
"@ld dishOnOr. And / specially de-
sire to aid in restoring Dairersat siJ-
"trdge and in giving to all men-equal
&" rights, to which Tin the language of
"the Declaration of independence of.
"lT76) ! he lars Of nature and Of aa-
"tire's God eatitIe them" These are
sound words, the expression of asound
doctrine, the very essence of the pres
ent policy OF the people of Tennessee.
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member of the Masonic Fraternity, and
was inferred with all the honors of the
craft.
Mrs. L. A. Pollard has returned to
Washington from Baltimore, having sue-
ceeded in having her sentence committed
from Imprisonment TO a fine of $l0O. She
asserts that her trial and persecution were
prompted by rebels Of Richmond and
baltimore, on account Of her Union SEN
timents during the war.
Intelligence from st. Domingo 10
the 30th ult., reports that Gen. LoPeron,
with the steamer TELEGRAPH, had bombard-
ed Puerto Plate, and subsequently cap
tured SANTANA after a shors fight. On
landing he issued q decree declaring THAT
the Bay of Samsna is no longer in the
possession of Baez, and consequently all
treaties made by him with the United
states Government for cession or the use
of the bay are null and void.
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CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS,
Twenty lone Hours from Memphis. Connect
ing al Lebanon IunctiOn---The only
Change of Cars.

TNHIS fagoTtts place Of Summer resort Ia
i Situated on the Louisville and Knoxville
Railroad. within fo1f'or nve hours OF the
former place, neartle baseO f the nIountatns,
several hundred feet 10Y Louisville where
sou have the pure air, together
with the finest mineral apd medicinal waters
in the West-among which IS the GREAT
AMERICAN EPSON.
For a full analysis of the waters of the vRri-
Gus Springs, examine circulars, which may
be found at the Drugstores of Mansfield &
Hfgbee, or Steever, corner OF Second and
Madison streets. leo
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ADVICE As TO THE CHINESE.
The New York Times of Saturday
last offers the following advice touch
ing the Convention to be held on the
18th for the promotion of Chinese I'M
migration:
The projectors of the Memphis Conyen-
ton for promoting Chinese immigration
to the South should secure the advice OF
parties who are conversant with the ques-
ton of Chinese labor and with the cha-ac-
tel. of the Chinese people. There is In tins
city, for example, Captain Cesare Moreno,
a gentleman who has spent many years
of his life in China, and who has, byactuaI
observation, made himself thoroughly
conversant with all the points involved.
If the managers of the Convention were
to take some pains to secure the pres
ence Of Capt. Moreno, and if they would
give due attention to his views anG ex-
|perienees, they would be ablet to act with
something like intelligence.
We are thankful to the Times, but
we have in Lieut.. GIFT and Mr.. But
LER ANDERSON two gentlemen of ex-
tended experience onthe Pacific coast,
every way qualified to give the adj
vice needed; besides, we shall have
the advantage at the Convention OF
the presence of Nj. KAAPMANsCHAAP,
the agent ofthe six companies OF San
Francisco.
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ent policy OF the people of Tennesst

The Baltimore Statesman says:
1.-THE latest style of announcing the
arrival and departure of CoLFAX at
any prominent point in his late trav-
els, is Hce-PreSident CoIfar and
Suite What a long tail our cat has
gotl When Tom JEFFERSON travelled
as Vice-PreSident, it was on an old
horse, with not even a negro behind
him. 'CoLFAx and Suffer- Well, it
is a mercifuI dispensation that there
are times when a man can make up
in tail what he lacks In brains"
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
win Open on the lst of June Next.

1T Is capable Of accommodating nom lrA0
to 1900 visitors.
The buildings were erected az a cost Of seY-
eraI hundred thousand dollars, and are large
and commodiOus COTTAGES separate and
distinct from each other,
The climate is delightful, the air pare n
braeing, and the scenery unsurpassed IN
beauty by any in the mountains OF virginia
The grounds are extensive and covered Win
Deautiful shade trees.
The entire premises have been thoroughly
repaired and painted and newly furnished,
from kitchen to parlOF.
Extensive baths, billiard and bowling sa-
loOns-au newly erected.
Livery stables.
POst-ofice, express, telegraph and tleket
offices, communicating with all points North
south, are on the premises.
The tables are supplied with every delieacy
of this and other markets.
The cellars are stocked with choice wines
aa- t1uOEs.
~ Passsassgs viii purchase tickets To BIG
VITE on the Virginia and tennessee
rafIroad. when the ears Ga The springs
Branch railroad, belonging bothe prGPIletcrs
will and passengers directly reception
hQass,
BOARD:
Per Day- s. %: Per WesE, SO; Per Month 80.
For longer period and large R&s57 special
rates viii be charged. Address
WILSON & LORENTZ,
aaysl PrOprietOr-s
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70 THE PUBLIC.
TERMS GA SUBSCRTPTION:
RATES OF ADVERTISING:

X Al - W ~
Transient advertisements, first insertion, 81;
each subsequent insertion 90 cents per
Square. -
,5rortlsements in Want or Rent column, 10
cents per line each insertion.
Advertisement on hrst page So a Square per
month.
additional TO ordinary rates.
Local notices, fourth page, 90 cents per line
v for each insertion.
city items, second page, Is cents per line each
insertion.
special notices, third page, 10 cents per line
each insertion.
Monthly advertisements, S. for first, and 81 for
each additional square.
Advertisements inserted al intervals. 70 be
charged . per cent. additional IN proper
Announcing Candidates for State, Countyand
Nunicipal Offices, SO each, to be PAID IN al
vance in every instance.
Marriages and Deaths are puDllsned ~ news
but complimentary notices OF Marriages,
Tributes OF Respect, Obituaries and Funeral
Notices, Will be charged as other advertise
All Church Notices or notices of meetings
OF Charitable OF Benevolent Societies, viii
be charged half price.
SUNDAY APPEAL,-Adyertisements inserted
in the SUNDAY APPEAL VIII be charged one
sixth additional
WEEKLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS inserted
in the WEEKLY APPEAL alone, one half OF
DAILY rates. In both DAILY and WEEKLY
one fourth ofDAILY rates.
In all cases all advertisements are considered
due amer first insertion.
ASquare is the space occupied by eight lines
OfsOlid nonparel.
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Public Sale Of Six Acres Memphis Suburban
Land.

DY virtue Of a decd made to me by Wa.
ID and Mary A. King, and recorded in the
Registers Office OF shelby county. in book 81,
page 34l, / will sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, at pubic sale,
ON MONDAY, 18TH DAY OF July iSGJ,
Betyeen the hours CT II o'clock am, and 1
a'clcfk p.hu,, sly a~Cres-Gf land. being the east
half of lot 50, fEenty-slE Of the subdivision
OF the lands of VIM. Cooper, as Recorded in
the Registers Office of shelby county. front
Ing 39 feet on the south head of Central Ave
nue., by q depth OF 800 feet. adjoining the
S~outhwOrth (fOrmerly Kings place on Cen
tral Avenue, about ~ miles rom the city,
and within a few minutes walk of Wilson
StatiOn~On the N. and &. Railroad The six
acres will be sold, or 50 much thereof As viii
be necessary TO satisfy the debt provided for
by the said conveyance. The sale viii take
place at the Auction Room OF Register, Tfeze-
want 2 Co.. northeast corner of Main and JEFF
feFs0R streets, in the city of Memphis.
ielB '.s. JOSEPHINE Il. KING.
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Rev. Chicago Collyer collected
seventy thousand dollars at one at
tempt to help the debt off his church
a fortnight ago.
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Alfred A. Stratton, a no-armed
man, is the father of the prize baby of
Boston.
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BAILEY'S S,
LauderdaIe County. Ala,

THE most efficient waters in the world in
4 the cure OF DrOpsy, Scrofula, Dyspepsia
Diseases peculiar to Females General Deb1l-
ftv, and all Diseases of the Skin and Kidneys,
now ready for the reception of visitors, In
ducements to families FOR THE SEASON. our
rates are SIS per week, and $50 per month.
For further information or circulars, address
ELLIS Il CO., PrOprietOrs.
Bailey1s SpFings. Ala. MAY Is, 1853. ie9 d&W
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CLOSING OUT
OF FURNITURE

1 Will offer from this date, at private sale,
l TIL all Is closed out, my entire stock OF New
and Elegant Furniture, at greatly
PRICES, having determined to change my
business. Persons wishing 10 purchase viii
find Il 10 their interest to buy now, as shall
offer unusual Inducements
+. FEG8S, go 5 Z eOnd Street,
faI Vincent Block.
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CALL FOR STOCK.

TNHE subscribers TO the capital stock of the
IL Shelby County Agricultural, Mechanical
aud horticultural Society are hereby notified
that 6 call Of 20 per cent. of said stock Is made,
10 be paid on or before July 18th pFoximo, at
II O'Clock M, at the Savings Bank of Mem
phis. aeEu hll Ng
BY order of the Board of Directors.
LEON. TROUSDALE, Secretary.
Mcmphis, June q, 1869. je3
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SPRINGS, 1869.

uNaIS taysf..a Summer Resort, situated in
BIount codnty, Easb Tennessee, viii be
OF JTNE, The marked beneficial re-
suits attending the use oftthese waters, in
functional arrangements Of the Liver, Bow
els Kidneys audSkin, and the cure of Chronic
Diseases, attest their Medicinal Properties.
The buildings at Montvdie are now being
repaired, RENTED and reprinted, and every
thing putIa SEIle-pie order. AHthe ~aceesso-
rles for enjoyment and recreation at the best
watering places viii be found here. The IA
eilities for reaching M0ntvais this season ase
Increased BY the exclusion of the Knoxville
and Charleston Railroad, and regular trains
Ore running 10 Maryville, whence passengers
are conveyed in coaches to the Springs, nine
miles distant.
HATES or BOARD.-Per DAY, 81 50; per week,
SIG: per month, $50.
Address for pamphlets containing analysis
and description Of waters, etc,
les d&w JOS L. KING, Knoxville, Tenn
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TRUST SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF a Deed in Trust executed by
ID Charles B. Galloway on the LIST day of
June, 1867. and duly recorded IL the Registers
Office Of the county of shelby, state Of Ten
nessee, in book No. 81, on age 633, ca end
635, conveying the property hereinafter de-
Scribed to me in trust to secure certain debts
in said deed set forth, in the payment of
which default has been made, I will. as di-
Tected in said conveyance, on
Tuesday, the goth Day Of July, 1869.
Offer for sale, to the highest bidder, for cash,
st the WorSham House Hotel" on the cor
lec of Adams and Main streets, in the city of
Mel1phL9, Tennessee, the following estate and
property, Uo-Ett: All the furniture and fix
lures of the hofef IL ths city of Memphis,
Shelby county, Tennessee, Known as the
D" Worsham House. consisting cf Bureaus,
Bedsteads, Bed-linen, Mattresses, Bianke5s.
WaShstands, Bowls and Pitchers, NaFdrobes,
Chairs, Carpets, Tables, Tableware, Kitchen
Utensils, Bar Fixtures, Furniture, ETC., COM
prising all the furniture and fixtures of every
kind used in said hotel for the purpose Of
carrying on the business of a hotel, the same
described and set forth in said deed.
The sale Ntll be continued from day TO day
until completed. Terms cash.
J.. y. DIXON, Trustee.
June II, 1865. jelS
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RESORTS.
SPRINGS,
81 III 81 III
la the Mountains Of Morgan County, in
Alabama,

A Re new open to visitors, 9nd comfortable
n recommendations can be depended upon.
b temperature is cool and pleasant, and
there are no mosquitoes. The new steamer
81 Ida takes passengers nom Decatur AlaxtO
the hack at the Springs Landing y miles
from VaIhermoso, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and friday returning next day. Time three
hours: fare 81 50. After the It Of July there
VIII be a daily boat.
Board, per week 80 o. 1870
". B. PANNELL,
OF Blount Springs, Ala
We found the mineral waters, and particu-
larIy the White sulphur, at Va1hermoso,
equal to any in Virginia, and we recon-
mend ii with confidence to al those who sur
fer nom the ELECTS of Rheuma1tsm5 DyspepS
sia. Scrofula diseases OF the skin and
Liver. SAINT A. CARTWRIGHT, NIB,
. w. RUSHT0N, MD,
JAS. MCFARLAND, Md
All of New Orleans, La.
ValhermOso, October l, 1861.
Numerous certificates Of cures can ne had
on application To the proprietor Jel5
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Greenbrier County, W. Virginia.

THESE celebrated Springs, 50 favOFably
known for their valuable ALTERATIVE
WATERS, charming Summer climate, and as
one of the most fashionable resorts in the
country, viii be pen for company
ON THE 18TH OF MAY,
S1I Vith the extensive Improvements that
have been usade, will be prepared for the
comfortable accommodation CT nom
FIFTEEN HUNDRED To TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.
The WHITE SULPHUR Is now the Western
terminus of the Chesapeake and Ohio all
road, and the cars of that road Tin connection
with Geographic facilities) VIII be running 10
the Springs by lsT ULY.
No pains or expense have or viii be spared
10 secure the comfortable entertainment, in
al the varieties of accommodation, OF the
large nUTaber Of visitors that viii resort 10
The Springs tie present season.
GB~Ohe OF the best lawn AID BALL
ROOM BANDS win be IN attendance; anse1
tensiVe LIVERY has been provtded, fptsEH-
able arrangements made To facilitate every
innocent aud feoreatiVe amusement aPprO-
pirate TO n fashionable Watering Place. 4
number of Fancy and Masquerade Balls viii
be given duIing the season.
Charges win be So per Week and Sd per
Month Children under 10 years of age and
c0lored servants, half price. White serYantS
according 10 accommodations.
PEYTONs& Co,
PrOprietors.
Mime Sulphur Springs, W. Va. myl6
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pg Having learned that parties in Louisville, Cincinnati and this city pre-
tend to sell the " Yanniser Whiskey, we hereby give notice that We will
bring suit for damages against any RESPONSIBLE party We may discover
attempting to sell this brand of Whiskey, and viii publish them as selling
SPURIOUS article. We have had the sole use and control Of the I" Kannis-
Sc" brand for nearly twenty years, and none IS genuine without our bran
3, J, sEMMEs g. CO.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
WANTED.
WHEAT ANTED

XATE WILL PAY ST. LOUIS PRICES
w Wheat delivered at City NILS. on Beal
street, or 1872 Front street.
jels AVERY 4 EGGERs.
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NAVIGATION.

OFFICE No. 70, IErFERsos ST. ,rsasrHl-