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THE SALARY arrsrInr.

Article six section seven Of the Con-
stitution of the State Of Tennessee reads
as follows: 1.-THE Judges Of the Supreme
Court, or Inferior Court, shall, at stated
times, receive a compensation for their
services, to be ascertained by law, which
shall not be increased or diminished
during the time for which they are
elected. They shall not be allowed any
fees or perquisites of Office, nor hold any
Office of trust or profit under the State
or the United States"
Under the above provision OF the
State Constitution, it would be right TO
give a Chancellor forty-fiYe hundred
dollals per annum if this sum were
fixed before be went upon the wool
sack, and after it was thus fixed il can
not be reduced. The rule works both
ways. Has it been obeysd2
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THE END.
Utter Failure Of Cuban Rebels-VesselI
Burned-Arms Destroyed.

HAVANA, July IA telegram from
Colonel Valera, dated Herrallura, June
18th, twenty-five leagues from Guam
tanamo, says: "The steamer Fannie
has landed a valuable cargo of arms and
ammunition. She got aground and is
now burning within sight The ekpe-
dition consisted Of fifty-six men, AMI
was commanded by Captain Perslta.
The expeditionists landed and burned
the cargo. Valera attacked the fllibus-
ters, killing Captain Peralta and cap
turing their flag, an important cores
pondenee for Cespedes and five prison.
ers-twO officers and three privates.
Guided by the prisoners, Valera diss0v-
cred the buried cargo and secured it in
good condition. Valera is pursuing the
hllibusters, aud troops havebeen ordered
TO his jurisdiction TO attempt to cut off
the remainder Of the party.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July 3.-The Epocd, anews-
paper Of this city, in commenting on
the article recently published in the
London Times, advising Spain to cede
the Island Of Cuba to the United States,
energetically scorns the idea Of Spain
parting with any Of her colonial posses
siOns.
MADRID, July 3.-The archbishop of
Madrid, at the head Of band Of insur-
rectiOnist under Cabecilla, attempted
yesterday TO enter the town Of Rews, in
the province Of TarTagona, but were re-
pulsed by the government troops. A
number were wounded and taken pris-
nnnrS
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CINCINNATI, July 3.-A special to the
Gazette from Waupakonetta says the re-
port from Celina Is that Andrew Kimble
and Andrew Mcleod were arrested in
Fsrt Wayne and brought to the county
Jail, charged with the outrage and muir
der of Miss SecOre in Mercer county.
Report also says that Absalom Kimble
says be was present with others, whom
he will not name, and saw Andrew Ne
Leod kill Miss SecOre-first choking her
and then striking her with club three
times. The Kimbles and Mcleod are
suspected Of being the guilty parties. 4
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NEW ADYERTIsEMENTA
NISsOURI SFAfR LOTTERY.
oRFTcIAL DRAWINGS.

MORNING CHASING. sI5.
12,72,45,e6 IS, SO, 81, 75,59, ,29, 1888
EVENING GLASS-no. sI8
22,7S,8,4S,6f,54,47, 81, ZIG, 6,49s65,9,76,44
Lotteries drawn twice daily. PRICES from
500 20 81, 900, paid In money BY J. z. FRANCE,
agent, 461z North Court strset. Box l87, Mem
ManaEers, St Louis Mo
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PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-Contracts
were to-day given out for building an
airline railroad from this city TO New
York, passing through Bucks county,
thence by Newark and Joining the Stan
hope road to New York. The road will
cost sixty million dollars. Work is to
be commenced Immediately. 1t is pro-
posed 70 make the run between the two
cities in two hours and fifteen minutes.
The heat to-day was intense, the ther-
mometer being ninety-nine degrees in
the shade. There were eight cases OF
sunstroke, four proving fatal.
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Arrestea on SusnIcIon.

ALBANY, n. Y, July 3.--A man CIV
ing his name as VIM. Z. Davis mas been
arrested here on suspicion of being Ed
ward Duffy, who is charged with muir
der in Springfield, Illinois. He was
committed and the Springfield auth0r-
tiles notified.
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TERRE HAUTE, July 3.-Senatol
Morton and General Morton c. Hunter
addressed very large meeting at the
Republican Wigwam, in this city to-
night. The great building was crowded
and the speakers were listened to with
attention and frequent applause. The
same gentlemen viii speak tomorrow
at a ass-meeting, IN aid Of the Vigo
County Soldiers Monument, to be built
on the line Of the Evansville, Terre
Haute and Cincinnati Railroad, in Yer
million county.
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THE programme adopted by the Elk
ecutive Committee for the primary cleo
ton on the twentieth instant, gives to
the country one candidate for Senator
and two candidates for Representative,
and one candidate for Senator and four
candidates Representatives to the city.
This arrangement was intended to insure
full justice to our country friends. John
5. Kerr, for the city, and J. NJ. Crews,
for the country, are announced as Sena-
torial candidates. Only one gentleman,
Captain Samuel Cannon, Of this city,
at the moment this is written, has an
nounced himself in the APPEAL for
Representative. Others will doubtless
be heard from in q few days.
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HUDsoN; NEw YoRK, July S.-Four
boys, aged from ten to twelve years,
named respectively Kennedy, Marten,
Leonard and Birmingham, while bath
ing in the Hudson river at this city this
afternoon, got beyond their depth and
were drowned before assistance could
reach them. In searching for the bodies
a man, named James Collins, was also
drowned. All the bodies, except that of
Collins, have been recovered.
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Petition for Diroree.

No. 51o-ln the second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county. Iennesseer- Henry Z. HeEe-
kiah VS. Irene Z. Hezek lal.
1 appearing from the bin and supplemental
l eiil " hlch areSWorn to in this cause that rbb
defendant, Irene r. Hezekiah. is a non-r,,si-
dent of the State Of Tennessee;
II ls therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
Ier, Inat ehe lnake her eppearance hesein at
the courthouse OF the Second Chahcery Court.
IN the el y OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or be-
Iere the rrst Monday an August. IS72 and
plead, answer or demur 10 conplainant's bill
VIII besfaken for confessed as 10 81 sf ff
nea1atig expaTfe; ana sillafe copy of thfsoryier
ne published once week for four successive
weeks, in the Mennh A 5taal. = II 4 7
This June 2Ath, 1872.
u. .. 4. STEW AIT, Clerk and Master
BY GE0RGE MALLORY, d. O. and N,
Pierce & Dix, Solrs for COmpl't. je5
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JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS, was start
led few days since by a sad and singu-
lar occurrence, resulting, in all proba-
bility, in the death of Lizzie Voorhees,,
a highly esteemed young lady of some
eighteen years, daughter of Stephen
Voorhees,, one of our oldest and most re-
speeted citizens. Thomas w. Dunn, a
young man who bearded with the fami-
", was IN the girls company, and in
the course of some pleasantries picked
up and pointed at her pistol which had
been for long while lying around the
house, and which no one suspected OF
being dangerous Dunn himself, re-
garding the weapon as quite harmless,
actually coelIed itaHd pulled at the trig-
ger. To his utter horror, the weapon
exploded, the death missile grazing the
nose and entering the right cheek,
buried itself beyond the reach Of the
surgeons probes. At the latest accounts
the victim of 8he sad accident was
rapidly sinking, and it was thought
could not survive. Young Dunn is rem
dered nearly frantic by the occurrence,
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NEW YORK IN SLICES.

NEW YoRE July s.
The son Of General Sherman sails in
the steamer Russia to-day to join his
father. Edward S. Pierpont and Sir
Thomas Dakin also sail in the Russia.
TIE number of sun strokes yesterday
was nearly two hundred; the deaths re-
ported threfrom were about sixty, al
though there were numerous cases not
known 70 the police. The heat is as Sc
we're to-day.
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GREELEY.
Policy Of the Missouri Delegation at
Baltimore. .--T1

ST.. LOUIS, July Sat meeting this
evening Of q number of leading Mis-
sOuri delegates to the Baltimore Conven-
ton, it was the unanimous expression
that the delegation should adhere to the
denomination policy, that being con-
sidered the most efficient mode Of fllrth-
ering the election Of Greeley and Brown.
The general opinion seemed to be that
while the convention should give no ufi-
certain sound as to its preference for
Greeley over Grant, a simple recomInen-
dstion would be more real service than
the formal adoption Of him as the Dem
ocratic candidate.
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P0RT JEWS, n. J., July 3.-The
mail train on the Midland railroad was
untracked, crushing through a milk
depot, injuring eight persons, none of
them fatally.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

I RENDELHUBER-The friends and ae-
quaintance Of DAVID RENDE4 HUBER and
family are respectfully invited I attend his
funeral, nom the residence s. Hill street. this
fTHURsDAY1 morning at ID d clock. Services
by the Rev r. H. Bowman.
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WASHINGTON, July 3.-The barome-
ter will probably continue slowly to fall
especially in New York, New England
and the Southwest. Winds viii con-
tinue from Ohio to New England.
SoutheFly winds, without material in
crease Of the temperature, but with a
close, moist atmosphere and light, local
storms, will be experienced throughout
the Atlantic States on Thursday.
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ARLINGTON HOUSE,
LONG BRANCH. NEW YORK.

TIHE undersigusd Ia pleased to inform his
II friends and the public that his house will
Be recpened On the 18th day Of June for the
season. The general expressed satisfaction Of
my numerous visitors last year lead ne TO
hope that shall De p1itronized agaln BY them
Therefore no expenses have been saved 70
make the sGieGrn at nIy house as agreeable a
possible. Families and travellers who wish 10
favor me with their visit are requested 70 send
OfCSFB Tor rooms aS soon aS pcasibi6 70 the
Arlington House." Fourteenth street. near
Fifth aVenue. New York
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Fearfnl Mor.allt,.

New YORK, July S.--Dispatches from
many Eastern cities represent the great
heat as almost insapportsble. Several
cases Of sun-stroke occurred here to-day.
There have been eight hundred and
forty-five deaths in this city during the
last four days.
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J. ]. 4. PAYNrER & soy
A Virginia Mountain Retreat.
THE MOSTGOMERY
WHITE SULPHUR sPRINes
NoyT-OSrupv roFrUrv Va
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, va.
FT1HIS delightful summer retreat VIII
4 opened for the reception OF visitors on

FTtHIS delightful summer retreat VIII ba
Il opened for the reception OF visitors on
JUNE lsT, 1S72
u e situated u the very heart Of the a l.
LEGHANI MOUNTAINS, only one and 3
half miles rom the Atlantic. d 9ississiura add
Ohio Railroad, and is access BE by means { L q
hOrse-car railway from BIG TUNNEL. d,
POT, q ride Of ten MINUTES
It Is within ONE HOURS drive of sever
other watering places and email towns. Iss
several springs Sulphur, Chalybeats al {
Limestonel stand unrtvaled for medicir
virtues.
An experienced Caterer and drst-cieSs Coo -rs
have been seeui d, and many improvement
made since last season.
A FIRST-CLAS5 LIVERY,
Telegraph, Express and Postof6ce, Bart
shop, Bath-house, Billiard-salOon, Bowl z
alleys, beautiful Croq1st Grounds, and q
Splendid Brass and string Band,
are added 70 ths natural sttraetiOns and cor
veuieees OF the place,
Excursion tickets from Memphis 10 Nor r
gOmery White, VIA. Memphis and Charleston
Railroad from June LIST, SO "a
Terms only $40 per month
For further particuiars. afi1ress
myl5 cod THOMAS WILSON, Prop'r.
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DIED.


PETERSON the morning of the Cd instant.
LEWIS RICHARD, son of Or. II. w. and Belle
Peters, aged months and 70 days.
Friends OF the family are inEited to attend
the fanersl, from Evergreen, on Poplar
street extended this fTHURsDAY) morning,
at o'clock ..s4sss. -
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LONG BRANCH RACES.


LONG BRANCH, July 3.-LOngfellow
viii run tomorrow in the Jersey Jockey
Club mile heat race, best three in Eve. .
The following are the results Of to
days races:
Selling race; 1t miles. Chivalry, l;
Lord Byron, ,; ROunder, 3. Time,
2:l42.
Monmouth Oak Stakes-11 miles, for
three year olds, ,fillies; BelmOnt's Wood
bine,3 3; Victoria, ?; Elsie, 8; Jerry, 1.
Time, 2:42.
Mansion House Stakes-fOur year
olds; 2. miles. Monarchist, 1; Frank
Ross, 2. No others ran. Time, 4:474.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

s OFFICE SoCTHERN LIFE Insurance c.,
Memphis, Tenn, June Is. IS72- !
THE annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of
Il the Southern Life Insurance Company
win be held at the once OF the company On
TUESDAY,SULY 9th prox.,at O'Clock pm. AT
which fifteen directors are to be elected 70
serve the ensuing year.
jezs BEN. MAY, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

IN retiring from the hrm Of Graham & " -ll-
ford, take pleasure IN recommending the.r
successors to my friends and the customer cr
the old firm Until further notice, will b.
found al the Office Of StrattoR & Wexford.
iva {. C. tfHAHAN.
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New YORK, July 3.-The loss by fire
at Taylor's paper-stOck warehouse on
Elm street, was about fifty thousand
dollars. The other building was not SO
badly injured as was first reported.
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AEAO CASH win bug one-third interest in
SDJLtU this inTention, which viii be forced
and bagging, aud freproof.
Apply %. Colonel 4 J. DuPre. Appeal once,
Union street, Memphis, Tennessee. - q
S. s. REAIBEET
June 18th, IS72 Jus
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OIIisiOn al Sea an

Collision AT Sea and Loss of E.IEe-
LONDON, July 3.-The steamship lap
wing collided last night with an un-
known vessel of Isle ef Wight. 1t is
supposed that twenty lives were lost.
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NOTTC-T.

TIHE partnership heretofore existing b.
II tween the undsrzgned, under the dr-.
name OF Allison Brotbers, is this day dissolve
by mutual consent, either party being autho-
rfzed to sign the 6rm name in lQuiGatiOu.
We have associated with Us Ia business A. r
an exclusively wholesale hardware busine
under same nrrn name as before. ThankiuE Z
our friends for their very liberal pafronsE
to the old firm, We solicit its continuation ID
The new. ROBERT A. ALLISON.
ALEXANDER ALLISC<
NfaurDhis. TeunRSSass- .Frllv L lS72 fy1
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ONE HUNDRED LOTS
FOR SALE.

r HAVE Just finished laying on another por-
Il ton Of nay home place, on the fernando
road, just outside of the city limits. and on
the lfne Of the street cars, over one hun,ired
lots. All lay well, and. aTe beautiful residence
lotas- Would invite persons who wish to build
to call and see these lots. Having already sold
several to salaried young men, would advise
otherH TO do likewise, aud invest what they
may have 70 spare In real estate. 1t IS the
best Possible savings bank. No corporation
taxes / viii sell on favorable terms. ~
iva JIM. PRoVINE. p Madison street
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 3.-The ship Omaha,
which left Liverpool on the fourteenth
of February for Calcutta, was wrecked
on Sangnire Isle, in HOogley river, and
seven of the crew drowned.
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DOMESTIC SUMMARY.
Governor FIetcher,s opinion.

LEXINGTON, Mo-, July 3.-Governor
Fletcher, in brief address defining his
position, states that if the choice is pre-
sented to him to vote for Grant or Gee
ley, be VIII unhesitatingiy vote for
Greeley. @4 ~ ~
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NY premises, corner q Main and Beals
III streets, South y phis, fronting 8 feet
on Main, III feet on Beake and III f5st on II III
berry-street, with all improvements, tene-
ments and axtures thereon, ! oler for lease for
the term Of nve years with priy1leEa of re-
neWaB
All needfp3 details.
June zzst, 1874. aAilial.74 s. tICMANCH
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PRECAUTIONARY ORDERS.

oFFIcE ov CHfEy OF Po1Icn, \
2l7 SECOND STREET, MRxPHIs, TENN,
July Z, lS72 J
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


DENVER, COLORADO, July 5.-Diek
Allen, an engineer on the Union Pacific
railroad, was run over and killed last
night by a locomotive on the Denver
and Ohio Grand road.
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The National Holiday,

ST. LOUIS, July 3.-To-morrow will
be generally observed rs holiday. An
the public offices will be closed and bus
iness suspended throughout the city.
No papers will be issued on Friday
morning.
CHICAGO, July 3.-The anniversary
of national independence will be OBJ.
served here Tomorrow by the customa-
~ closing of the Board of Trade, the
banks and public offices, and by the
usual number of exclusions and enter
tssi9.a1saesiIts. tssii9.a 1saeiiItts Old-fashioned celebrations
will be held az a number of suburban
towns and at nunlS rous cities and towns
in Illinois, Wisconsin ard Michigan.
Great preparations haze been made at
Kalamazoo, Michigan, for the celebra-
ton. Ex-Governor Blair will deliver
the Grafton, and Vice President Colfax
will also be present and address the
people.
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NOTICE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 2, iSs2-
FTyHE subscribers Of stock in the Tennessee
hereby notified that the call Of 10 per cent. has
been made BY the committee, Is now due, and
payable 81 the Office OF Secretary.
J. W. DICKINSON, President
J. l. HEMPsTEAD, Secretary is4
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TUE eopartnership hsresofOre existing be-
II tween Us, under the name Of Graham
Wexford, Is this day dissolved BY mutual Coz
sent. c. c. GRAHAM.
J. L. WELLFORl'.
Memphis, July I, 1S72.
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coPARTNERsHIP.

The undersigned have this day formed
partnership under the pAIae and style 81
Stratton & Wexford, for the purpose Of Co
ducting a cotton and general cOmmissi
business. All accounts due Graham & We .l
ford have been turned over to rs, and we "
carry out any promises made kFy them 70 n. 4
customers. For the present or Office VIII D
at No. S04 Front street.
JOHN 7. STRATTON.
J. /. WELLFORD.
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20 Mnner for 1fe FernaI. f1arI-a

WASHINGTON, July Sit is under
stood that the appointment of a Deputy
Comptroller of Currency will soon be
made, after competitive examination
of the clerks in accordance with the pro-
visions of the civil service regulations.
President Grant left on to-night's
train for Long Branch.
Secretary Boutwell, viii leave for
North Carolina ON the fifteenth instant,
to speak at Charlotte and Morgantown.
Twenty lady clerks were dropped
from the rolls Of the Internal Revenue
office to-day, there being no money
appropriated to pay their salaries.
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Lands Forfeited for Taxes Since
1865.

= AHf thisday IN receipt Of she list OF land
4 forfeited 70 the 5fafe for taxes since the
year 1855, inclusive, and aEa prepared 70 re-
ceivo all back taxes ana costs due apon lands
sold in Shelby counry since that date, tnclu-
giEe- These claiming l8neS 1uffai1ea sIlice
thai date may redeem them on LIBERAL terms
as per act 0f ne recent Legislature. Inose
who do lot redesEn W1thin forty days fror1
law provides
June 3, I572 49,
III PATTON AZ DERSON.
81 HsE eGnf. :. g.
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CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS.

HOTEL accommodations ENLARGED aud i'm
IA proved Now open for visitors.
TERMs-BOard, so per week to July Ist
IS per week for July and Aug.
90 per month -
Children and servants, half-price.
With the ability and determination to make
Crab Orchard springs second to No summer re-
sort In America, We solicit, especially, the pa
tronage Of SOuIherners with their families
LoCATIOS-5ix hours run from L0uisviIle On
the Knoxville Branch Of l. and n. RR
Correspondence is invited with those en-
gagged in educational pursuits with q view OF
establishing a Female Seminary az these
Springs.
General Thos. II. Taylor is in charge Of the
Office, and viii exert himself 70 assure the
comfort and welfare Of our guests.
SHELBY & THOREL, Propr1etOrs.
iuS shelby Cftv. BBTle county x v
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A tenement house and two French
boys were burned last night at Norwich,
Connecticut. ..... 49, .r-s
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
sr,EAS s1s,SDSIs. SAE50EAE J0Ss q. Gssh' ~

The Beard of directors o. TIE German
National Bank has this dag declared eiyi-
deud of 10 per cent on the capital stock q The
bank. payable 10 the ssoc kholdezs on and al
Il - - tls'-.'l1 nlARTrN GRIFFIN. Cashier.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

UreenDf1er COuntgs w est virginia,
FAMOUS for their rALTERATIvE WATERS
IL and fashionable patronage, are nov open.
They are 200 feet above tide-water, afording
entire relief from prostrattug summer heat.
Capacity for 200 persons.
CHARGES-S3 per day and 50 per month OF 50
days. GEO. L PEYT0N & co,
juI PrOpriatoys.
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VALHERMOSO SPRINGS,
Morgan County, North Alabama.
iodine, White and Hack suEpnuF, Gael
ybea1e and Freest0ne Wafsrs
IN great aFr1r,sfrrrsrss

TTtHIS ceiebrzted watering plren, focated In
II the switzerland Of the South and y-nfch
has been visited b. crowds Of inYaliis iaring
the last 4 ny years, bat has been elosed for The
last lev years, Is now EE0PESED 70 al such as
desire % improve their health We have Ia
orr pGakesslcn many testimonials bearirz syf-
deucs % the cures that have been sfYes.fsf ~.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Asthma, and many
other ailments, which can be seen in our cir
culars, tdaG win be fresiy circulated and for
Earded 70 any one making their Eisbe.
known We VIII Try 70 render our zuesfs 4
comfortable a. possible, and our table shall b
supplied with t6e best the country Affords f.
abundance and good style- The scenery IS rCI
mantle, and Ehe location heairhy.
We VIII take pleasure IN answering AL ie-
ers q inquiry regarding she springs.
Address, via Decatur,
myH j. R. PAYNTER & son.
CwEET .CHALYBEATE sPRTNGs-CFo
- merly Red sweet, Alleghany count,
Virginia These springs, 70 long and fsyora-
bly, known for their valaabls TONIC and "A u
TERATIVE POWERS, both As a BeTerrge
and Bath, have been newly and c0mplerafv s.
rentted with Convenient and Comfortable a.
commOcations for 90 persons. Route, vfa
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad 20 Aliezhan7
station, where elegant earTiages belOnEfns -
the springs VIII be in readiness for the u.
tors.
CHARGEs-S5 per day and so per month
Ju4 J. T. WILSON, Superintendent
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