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The sale of lots in the Lewis lands next
Tuesday by A. V. S. Lindsey & Sons viii
afford q chance for profitable investment.
Those who attend may rely on a square
meal, for Basset is to furnish the refresh
ments.
On Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday
next, Yeatman, Shields d Co. make closing
ont sales of spring and summer stocks.
DIR. L. L. Coleman has resumed the
general practice of medicine, and viii as
heretofore give particular attention tc
special diseases. Office at No. ID Cedar
street.
A large chestnut sorrel horse has been
stolen from the stable of Charles Jones,
on Crawford street A reward is offered
for the recovery of the property.
A reward is offered fer the return of 8
black and tan puppy to Q. II. Brown, 2l7
South Cherry street.
A bankrupt sale of real estate is to be
made at the Court House on Saturday, the
ID Of July.
Call and see new and cheap sewing ma
chimes at No. 123 Church street.
The steamer Lawrence leaves for Gin
cinnati at o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
G. T. Weakley, in Edgsfeld, makes it {
point to sell dry goods, groceries, ant
provisions so cheap as to leave no room
for complaint.
The examination at the Edgefeld Fe,
male Seminary commences tomorrow, and
continues through the week.
On Tuesday, the 2lst inst, johnson an6
Smith, real estate agents, will sell ca de
sirable lots in Bass second addition.
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THE COURTS.

CEANoEBY CoURT,-Further argument in
the application to have an alleged fraudu-
lent deed Of trust set aside, heretofore
noted in detail, was continued until next
Wednesday. Motions were yesterday made
and disposed of and several unimportant
DEGREES rendered
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The jury trying an in
dictInentagainst Geo. Saulter, for arson, fail
ing to agree upon verdict, were discharged,
and the prisoner gave security for his ap-
pearance at the next term of the court.
CIRcUTT CoUBT.-Motion was made
by the plaintiff for a new trial in the case
of l.. Olwill VS.. the Adams Express Com
pany, which being overruled, an appeal
was taken to the Supreme Court. James
H. Shankland, Esq was sworn in as a
prscticing attorney. The case Of w. J.
Turbeville VS.. the corporation of Nashville
was put upon trial, and a portion Of the
testimony taken. The call of the docket
tomorrow will begin at No. 401.
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New York Money Market.


The bank statement shows a heavy de-
crease in every item. Some money has
gone West during the week: 81
Loans .s276, AZ, SIG. Decrease 3,06O, I5s
Specie. q, 253, $40 DECREASE. 2i2 067
Circulation. 80 142 1s8-.-..Increase. .... ll2 sos
Deposits 81. go 500, 299. D.. Decrease. 500 sol
Legal tdrs.. 60.ls9 l70. Decrease.... .I3I 40
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The Skating Rink.

Notwithstanding the extreme inclemency
of the weather the rink was again filed to
overlooking last evening, and never did we
see higher appreciation, heartier en-
joyment Of the beauty, grace and elegance
of the skilled, and richer relish of theups
and downs of the unskilled.
1t was a gala evening, dark clouds, drip
ping, incessant rains without, and con-
slant sunshine of pleasure within.
Mr.. Banoise, who has been with us for
the past ten days, and who, we regret to
say, leaves us to-day, delighted the assem-
blage with his quiet exhibition of the real
poetry of motion, and in connection with
MI st. Clair, whose wonderful evolutions
are truly astonishing, gave us displays of
accomplished roller skating which were as
beautiful as they were astonishing.
Mr.. Banoise is one of proprietors of the
Plimpton Roller Skate, and goes further
South for the purpose of introducing this
innocent, graceful and healthful amuse-
ment in the principal cities south of us /;
thus establishing chain of Roller Skating
Kinks from New York to New Orleans.
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ISELleIeUs INTELLrGENCE.

CUMBERLAND BOARD OF PUBLICATION.
Rev. A. j. Baird, DID,, in view Of the
heavy labor deyolving upon him as pastor,
has been constrained TO resign as mem
her of the Board of Publication, and John
NJ Gaut, Esq, has been elected to Ill the
vacancy.
Rev. W. E. Ward. ID, has been I'M
animously elected President of the Board,
vice DIR. Baird, resigned.
David @. Love, Esq, has been appointed
Treasurer, and has executed bond in the
penalty OF fifty thousand dollars, with am
pie security, for the safekeeping and proper
disbursement of the funds Of the Board.
The officers and members Of the Board
| are as follows:
Rev. w. T. Ward, d. D., President !;
1 David c. Love, Esq, Treasurer; John
| Frizzell. Terry II. Cahal, John M. Gaut !;
| W E. Dnnaway, Secretary.
All Communications upon business of the
| Board should be addressed to the Secre-
i tary.l = sif
| 1t is expected that, in pursuance of the
accommodation of the General Assembly,
general Financial Agent will soon be ap-
pointed and actively engaged in soliciting
the funds necessary to place the business
of the Board upon o permanent and sue
cessful basis
The members of the Board confidently
| believe that the Church viii concur with
them in the opinion that the advancement
Of this enterprise is a pressing necessity,
and that it can, and will, be made o sue
cess; and they pledge their earnest efforts
to attain this end .~f..
Presiding ELDER.
Rev. f. W. Vinson has been appointed
by Bishop Simpson as Presiding Elder OF
the Memphis District, Tennessee Confer
ence of the NJ. E. Church, vice w. II
| Pearne, who has taken transfer to New
Jersey. .-.t.,.r --.4..
? QUARTERLY MEETING.
, The third Quarterly Meeting Of the N
E Church South, will be held at the @.
| Church OF Huntingdon, on the 18th AM
18th Of this month. Rev. John Fl. Wit
pres. lss to-day, on the subject of ''Bar
/, tism nd Church Membership"
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.
Ref DIR 7 V Moore will occupy the pul
pit Of the First Presbyterian Church, bot
morning and evening, at the usual hour
Rev DR. r A Young will preach at th
, McKendree Church, at IL and NJ.
Rev E II Osborne will occupy the pulp
of the First Baptist Church at 101 }
The pastor, Rev DR. Skinner, will preac
at night
. Rev. Geo. NJ. Savage will preach in tn
Central Baptist Church to-day, at 10y A. !
u Sabbath School Concert at 8 P. NJ.
Divine services to-day at IL A. n. and
P. NJ, in the Associate Reformed Presbyt
rian Church, corner College and As
. streets, South Nashville, by Rev. G.
Belts.
Il Rev. DR.. Sawrie, Chaplain at the Pen
70 Tertiary, will hold religious service the
y at q o'clock this afternoon. Citizens WI
l. desire to attend viii be permitted to do s
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The Jonesboro Flag of the 10Th gives
the following horrid particulars Of the
burning to death of child near that placer
We have received the painful intelligence
of horrid accident to little two years
old girl, daughter of our esteemed fellow
citizen, DR.. L. II. Tucker, who resides
near Embreeville, on Nolachucky river,
in this county, which occurred on Thurs
day morning, the I'd inst. It appears that
whilst Mrs. 7. was away from her house
for few minutes, attending to some out
door matters, she left her little girl Just be-
ginning to walk, in charge of another little
daughter but few years her senior. The
little one, from some cause, accidentally
fell into hot bed of live Goals, roasting
her feet and part of her stomach in most
horrid manner, and thus lay helpless until
her screams brought to her assistance her
distressed mother. The little sister became
so much frightened that she could not give
the alarm in time to save the unfortunate
little sufferer. We learn from our inform
ant, that notwithstanding the severity of
the injuries received by the little girl, she
/ lived over twelve hours before death re-
lieved her terrible agonies DR. Tucker and
family have the sympathies of our entire
community in their sad bereavement
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dlings 194c, low 1niddlings 1876; CLOSING
with better feeling and improved. prices.
Sales 172 bales; receipts 81 bales
Montgomery, Ala, june o.
Our cotton market is nominal; low mid
dlings 1870.
selma. Ala, June ..
No demand ami no sales; neminally
quoted at 2oc for middlings.
Augusta, Ga, june ..
Cotton-The market opened with fair
demand at 194@20c for middling. New
York and Liverpool adviets being favora-
Bile, it advanced to 20@204e, at which
price it closed firm. Sales POI bales; re-
ceipts 40 bales. - -
Macon. Ca. 5unc ..
Cotton-Receipts to-day, % bales; sales
65; shipped, 4. 81 -sar
The market opened quiet this morning
at 10 DC for middlings, but under the favor
able reports from the New York and Liver
pool markets during the day, the demand
became stronger and prices advanced &C.
closing firm this evening at zoe for the
best.
Mobile, Ala, Jane 8.
OCtSO1 bOA AAAA5 AtJCs ct1Co
300 bales; receipts $50 bales; exports, to
New Orleans S04 bales; stock 81, Oi2 bales.
Charleston, 5. C., june D
Cotton steady; middlings 2Osc; sales 100
bales; receipts l21 bales; stock 8, 100 bales
Norfolk, June 3.
Cotton firm; low middlings zoe; receipts
&c bales; exports to the coastwise 800
bales; stock 1856 bales x
savannah, Ga, June o.
Cotton-Shade frmer; middlings 2Ic;
sales 400 bales; receipts 700 bales; exports
to continent 1,135 bales, stock 23,3lC
bales. .. ---.I
Galveston. Texas, june 8.
Cotton frmer good ordinary 172e; salel
$50 bales; receipts los bales; stock 81.
$40 bales. -. ...-.-
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ConvOcntiOn of Asylum Supcrin.
tendents.

There will be a meeting of the superin-
tendents of all the asylums for the insane
in the United States and British America,
at Hartford, Connecticut, on Wednesday
next. 1t will be an assemblage of as high
toned cultivated professional gentlemen as
ever met in this country. DR.. j. II. CAL
lender, Superintendent of the Tennessee
Asylum, left the city yesterday morning to
be in attendance, and the State and city
may well congratulate themselves on being
so ably and worthily represented, for, Of
all the distinguished gentlemen who may
be there, none will possess higher or more
cultivated social qualities, or wider range
of general and scientific knowledge. We
heartily wish him pleasant trip, and a
safe return to his many friends and to the
field of his valued and useful labors.
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Personal.

Chancellor Somers and Judge John A.
Rodgers, of West Tennessee, were in the
city yesterday.
Col. C. NJ. Gibbs, from Obion county,
was registered at tho Maxwell House last
night.
Gen. w. Il. Cox, of Raleigh, N. G., was
in the city yesterday, mingling with the
friends OF his boyhool, aud receiving
cordial welcome from associates Of ''auld
lang syne."
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On Their Rounds,

The Deputy Marshals are now engaged
in taking the census and every house
holder who has not already been called on
may expect visit during the next few
weeks, and should be prepared in ad-
vance to answer all questions relating to
the ages Of themselves and children, the
place of birth, of themselves, and immedi-
ate ancestors, the value of their real estate
and personal property, also of every kind
of grain raised with an innumerable mum
Der Of other questions which it would he
impossible to enumerate.
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HAmP KING.

III LIZA JANE.
Once on atime twas aptly said,
By one Of sound and level head, "a
"a little nonsense now and then
Is wholesome for the wisest men,"
'ris good to laugh, we all know that,
No matter what we re lang hing at
The simplest pun or keenest thing
From King Of Wit, or wit Of King. r
Another fellow, sage and gray,
Who mixed the serious with the gay
His fun and wisdom half-and- half
Says be who makes his fellows laugh,
Is benefaetor Of his race,
Suppliesa need and fills place.
Ifthat be true, how great and free
A benefactor King must be.
And still sne more of Bible date,
Who gives ussolemn wisdom straight
Tells us in grave, impressive tone,
"a fool is by his laughter known"
very truth; we all know that
A fool ne'er knows what to laugh at;
pointless Jokes Is good thing
To him as richest one from King.
But We who battle hard and late
In the arena of debate,
Whose wits are whetted well, mean,
With contact brisk with wits as keen,
Appreciate his jokes at par, 49,
And pause amid our wordiest war
To laugh till hall and chamber ring,
Sc cool, so quaint, so odd is King
No vexing count of 'ayeso and enoes7
Ere breaks his quiet, cool repose;
No lust for place, no thrill of hate,
No fear or care for ship of State,
Disturbs his easy, careless air, 80
That's called in novels "debOTsair.n
The world wags well-of every thing
He'd rather be himself, Hemp King.
And many lesson from his desk
Comes In buffoonry and burlesque-
Of sharp reproof or keen satire,
SO odd that laughter quenches ire. 3
OF all the men that live for fun, a1
With jests for all and care for none,
With iovial ease in strife or calm.
I'll bet that King viii bear the palm.
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70 AspIranIs and their Friends.

no AsptrantS and theiT Ertehdss
We find that opening our columns to all
aspirants for Office, and their friends, who
wish TO bring their claims before the pub
lie, will be so burdensome a tax and con-
s1me so much of our space, that we are
compelled TO charge for all such matter.
The price for all cards and communications
in relation to actual or prospective caIdi-
daoies will be thirty cents per line in our
respective papers from this Gate.
j. o. GRIFFITH d Co.,
Union and American
RcBERrs & PURyIs,
Republican Banner.
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For Eyansyilie IsOniNyiIe and CIh"
cinnEJL 1000. -.
EINHE FINE PASSENGER STEAM . .riEA
IL ER Lawrence. E PEARCE. -
Master JAMES MILEs, Clerk, viii leave a. above on
TUESDAY, the Isth hLss, AZ O'Clock P. n
For freight or plss1gs apply on board, or e
". A PEBBLES, Agent,
Corner of Broad and Front streets,
NM BOYD,
Nos. II 4 a Front 5trees,
HARRISON 3 SON,
iuul2 = No. IS FrCnt street.
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Mobile, Ala, Jane 8.
markets. az TELEGnAPH.

Cotton frmer good ordinary 172e; sales
$50 bales; receipts los bales; stock b.
576 haIeS
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ChIoroTorm and burglary.

At late hour Friday night the residence
of Mrs. Williams, in Watkins Addition to
West Nashville, was entered by thieves,
chloroform administered to the inmates,
and fine gold watch and other valuables
carried off. As yet no clue has been as
certained as to the identity of the perpe-
traitors of this villainous crime.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

SATURDAY, June II, 1870.
NASHVILLE Cotton Market.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
Il. & J. Northman, 20 Public Square

Preparatory to our annual stock taking,
July !, we will close out during the month
of June, all kinds of domestic and foreign
dry goods at less than their actual value.
Positive bargains can be had in best table
linens, Irish linens, white and buff piques,
birds eye diapers, Victoria lawns, Main
socks, satin, striped jaconets, striped and
checked Swisses, silks and lace points, at
greatly reduced prices. This sale to con-
tinue for thirty days only
...... E. & j. NoBTHSiAN,
No. 20 Public Square.
jUu5 sun wed&fri
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The wheat harvest, says the Huntingdon
Courier, has commenced in Carroll county.
The farmers with whom we have conversed
generally represent the crops as good,
though there is some complaint of smut,
scab and rust. On the whole the prospect
for 4 large Weld is good.
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The addresses to have been delivered on
last Tuesday night by Grand Sire f. d.
Farnsworth and Past Grand Representative
Thomas T. Smiley, we're postponed to
Monday night, 18th inst. Members of the
Order and their friends are respectfully in
vited to attend at the Central Baptist
Church, South Cherry street, at $ o'clock.
S. G.. BRADLEY,
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
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That wonaerrnI Liniment.

Messrs. Pause & Lehning are having the
most astounding success with their truly
wonderful liniment In the speedy cure of
rheumatism, neuralgia, rheumatic govt and
all the aches, pains, sprains and strains
which the human system is subject to. 1t
is no hrmbug, but an unmistakable allevi-
ator of pain. as all testify who have used
it. Let those who wish to test it call at
126 Church street, opposite Christ Church.
jung If
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London advices of yesterday quote 5-20s
of 1852 at 500; 1868 at $50; 1567's al
81, and 10-40's at S62.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New York
at 62t for the old and 81 for the new.
The following are the quotations Of the
New York stock market: Central and
Hudson 1901; Scrip 95ss; Erie 224; Reading
1911; Southern 9S3; Cleveland and Pitts
burg 1104; Rock Island 1919; Northwest
ern Common SAG; Fort Wayne 96t; West
ern Union Telegraph 335.
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lBy Telegraph

+ MEnrPn1s June 11.-weafher showery.
River rising steadily. The weather has
been unusually cool for the past few days
with cOpious rain this afternoon The
mercury stands at GO dogs.
CAIRo, LII, June 1i.-Umpire, Nash
vile packet, A NJ; John Luinsden, Nash
vile packet, 1OA NJ River fell inches.
It has been raining since noon. Mercury
SO dogs.
CNo1xSAT1, June IL Departed; Spray
for Nashville
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New Kork General Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, June 11-Cotion steady
and in fair demand; middlings 21@21 &c.
Sales of 156 bales; receipts 626 bales; ex-
ports AS bales; stock 100, 776 bales. Flour
firm; superfne 5 00@5.5O. Hay 24OO@
$500. Other articles unchanged. Ster-
ling 1244. Drafts on New York per cent
nremir1m Gold 113l
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A BASKET PICNIC
RAILROAD Excursion,

ITO BE GIVEN AT KINGSTON SPRINGS ON
Il Wednesday. June 10, for the beneht OF the
new Church in West Nashville.
Tickets S2 admitting one gentleman aud lAdies,
including railroad fare and admission TO the
t2H o'clock P. NJ
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS-Pdt Clary,
Jas Campion VIM. Barry, Jas. Mexican. Morris
Bgan, Thos. Murphy, Tbos. Pendergast, John
HoIlarn. WILLIAM DAVIS,
iunlI At GBl General Manager
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We have on sale few copies of the
Laws of Tennessee enacted by the Legisla-
tnre of lSG9-7O. Retail price $3.50 per
copy. A liberal discount viii be made to
the Trade. Address
UNION & AMERICAN,
If Nashville, Tenn.
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Crushed and granulated sugar, 6 lbs to
the dollar, at G. T Weakley's, corner of
Tulip and Main streets, Edgeield.
iupI0 Of
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may24 If

D. B. HICKS Is selling the cheapest and
best ice chest and refrigerator in the city.
Every family should have one that wants
cold milk, butter, etc. ~
He also sells the best lake ice chet to
keep them cold. Bank Alley, between
College and Cherry streets. maj If
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New Sewing Machine Sorsa-.5o.

New Sewing Machine for $1,000.
A new and novel sewing machine is now
for the first time presented to the public
1t combines in itself all that is needed for q
first-class family saving machine-nrst
quality mechanism, few parts, and SO sim
ply that no instructions are needed to learn
to run thema Madame Demorest SAYS they
are especially valuable, because young
girls, apprentices, who never before worked
on them, can work them at once. ParIor
for the sale and exhibition of these ma
chimes, 1913 Church street, Nashville. Tenn.
Agents wanted in every Southern town and
city. Address J. Charles Young, as above.
jun12 ct
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RIVER AND WEATHER


The river at this point last evening was
stationary, with 6 feet ON the Shoals.
Weather cool and cloudy, with a keavy
fan of rain last night. ~
= There were no arrivals or departures
yesterday.
The Mollie Graft from Louisville is ex-
pec,ed TO day.
The Talisnan is due 10 day, and Is the
regular packet for Cairo on Monday at
:. NJ, Capt Stropg commanding, and
Harper and Wilkinson in the Office
The Lawrence frota Cincinnati is due en-
Monday, and is advertised for return on
Tuesday at P. n, the veteran Capt
Pierce, in command.
The Memphis APpeay of Thursday says:
''The submarine Telegraph cable was sue
eessfully laid across the river yesterday by
Superintendent S. @. Baker. The cable
used was 800 feet in length, one and
half inches in diameter, and weighs eight
tons. 1t contains three connecting wires,
by which three separate circuits can be
worked at the same time. The tugs Little
Alps and Giant, with force of twenty-five
men, were occupied in the work, and the
time required to lay the wire from bank to
bank was less than ten minutes. The cable
crosses the river Just below Fort Pickering,
and by this connection we are in direct
communication with Little Rock and other
points in Arkansas.
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If mothers would give Mrs. Whitcomb's
syrup to their children when sick, mortali-
ty would be less among them. 1t costsonly
20 cents -ve- junIl dlw&wIt
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1Iansfield's Mississippi DIarrhea
Cordial.

We know of no medicine which has
worked more miraculous cures than the
Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial. 1t is the only
true panacea for diarrhes, dysentery, fux,
cholera morbus, and all bowel affections
which has ever been discovered. It oper-
ates directly upon the elements of the
stream of life, neutralizing the principle
of disease, thus radically curing the mala-
dy whether located in the stomach, liver or
bowels. Ye who pine upon the brink of
the grave, when all other remedies fail,
hasten so try its marvellous power. Mans
field & Higbee, proprietors. 1t
G. T. Weakley, Edgefeld, sells good
brown sugar at lbs to the dollar.
jun12 2t
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sgE Deposits received, and Interest allowed
hereon, losns negotiated. collections made, snd
General Banking business transacted. ocle If
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SUMNER RESORTS.
BAILEY SPRINGS,
Alabama.

Alabama
THE PROPRIETORS OF THIS WATERING
III place take pleasure in informing their fri ends
and patrons that they have completed their ar
rangements for the comfort and enjoyment Of their
guests, and that the Hotel is now open for their
reception. The efficacy Of these waters in cases OF
Dropsy, Scroful1, Dysp. psiS, diseases peculiar TO
females, Chronic Diarrhea, and all diseases Of tho
SKIN and Kidneys is too well established
to need comment. good Band viii serve the
Ballroom, and the table will be supplied with the
best the country affords, while the fishing in Shoal
Greek, and the hunting in the surrounding woods,
offer their usual attractions to visitors.
Route, via Memphis and Charleston Railroad to
Florence Ala, thence BY Capt J. T. Farmers
stage Line, nine miles 10 the Springs.
TERMS-sl5 per week $50 per month
For descriptive pamphlet, circular, or inforna-
ton concerning special diseases, address
ELLIS Co, Propriet0rs,
or II. II. MOODY, VI. D.,
Jung I'm Resident Physician.