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4 PassengeT.Car Falls from a Bridge,
and Several Passengers are Badly
InIured-The Bergen Tun-
mel Explosion.
Destructive Storm-Eight Kitchen Ser
wants Slightly Injursd-EXplOsiOn
OF Railroad Engine at Chi
cagO-Struek by Light
ming.
Of Fire-Damp In a PennsyI-
Tania Mine-EXplOsiOH at the DG-
pOnt Powder Mill at VIII
mingtOn.
Another Explosion.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-An explosion
this morning at DupOnps powder mill
killed four men,
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THE nEERCHANTs' TAX.
Judge EmmOns PeremptOry Orders
DiscOninuance of Proceedings
in the state Courts.

In the United States circuit court, in
the case of 7. f. Brown Us the city of
Memphis, on motion OF plaintiffs at.
t0rney to have attachment issue against
certain merchants OF. Memphis for a con.
tempt of court in filing q petition for
writs of ceTti 3TGTj and supersedeGs in
the circuit court of Shelby county and
for obtaining said writ, and afteTwsrd
prosecuting an appeal in the nature OF
witt of error from the judgment Of said
State circuit court, Diminishing said writs
Of ceTtiOTGTi and SupersedeGS, etc, Judge
Emmons ordered a decree entered, or
deriDg said merchants to at once aban-
don and discontinue the said proceed
ings in the said State circuit court, 30
far as they attempt to stay or interfere
with the collection Of the NicolsOn pave
ment tax of fifty four cents on the one
hundred dollars of merchants cap
it8I by City TaX-CollectOr Schs-
per; aud al the several parties
by their attorneys sgree to aban-
don aud dismiss the said wTlts Of ceTti-
OYGTi and SUpeTSedeGS, and that their
said appeals in the nature OF writs of er-
ror from the judgment OF said State cir
cult court shall have the effect only of
writs Of error without SUpeTsedeGs, and
that this agreement shsll be entered on
the records OF said State circuit court;
whereupon said proceedings for attach
ment for contempt are dismissed. /. is
ordered that, should tha supreme court
Of the United States, 1T any time, de-
eide that this court has not. or that the
State circuit court has jurisdic ion Of the
matters presented by said writs for GER
tiorGTi and SupsyScdeGs, it shall then be
lawful for said parties to apply to the
supreme court of the State Of Tennessee
for q Super8eded8 to the Judgment of said
State circuit court dismissing their peti.
tions, ETC.. and they shall not be taken
to be guilty of a contempt Of court in
making such application,
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The Bergen Tunnel Explosion.

NEW YORK, May 20 The official re-
port Of the explosion at the Bsrgen tun-
mel, at Jersey City, gives the number Of
houses injured st five hundred and fifty
two. The damage is estimated at about
one hundred thousand dollars. A large
number Of suits have been begun against
fba raiIueu aornpauu
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THE CUMBERLAND CHURCH.
second Day Of the Session of the Gem
eFsI AssembIy-rhe Scottish Union.

LOUISVILLE, May 20-A special dis
patch to the Courier Journal from Bowl
log Gieen, May 20Lh, says: "rhe gen.
srsl assembly met this morning pursu-
ant to adjournment, and was opened
with prayer by Rev. James M. Kirkland.
One half hour was employed in devo-
tional exercises, conducted by Rev. O..
w. Mitchell.
" A communication from A, B. Mil.
Ter, d. D., corresponding delegate to the
Evangelical Union of Scotland, was
read and referred to the committee ON
correspondence.
"Raling Elder A. X. Tyler offered a
resolution protesting against the sale OF
Intoxicating liquors on the Centennial
grounds, which was unanimously
adopted.
REV. George Gladstone, correspond
ing delegate from the Evangelical
Union OF Scotland, delivered an address
presenting the sslutstions Of his church,
and was responded TO ia appropriate and
feeling terms by the moderator.
"Lincoln, Illinois, was selected as the
next place OF meeting.
I" Rev. T. G. Blake, d. D, of Nash
vile, presented the annual report Of the
board Of publication.
''The assembly then adjourned till
Monday morning."
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THE JETTIES.
Another Triumph for Captain ERds-
The Steamer "NeW Orleans Goes
Through Easy.

ST. LOUIS, May 20.--R. s. Elliott, sec.
retsry Of the South Pass Jetty company,
received a telegram from Captain E9ds
TO- day, stating that the steamer New
Orleans, of the Cromwell line, OF fifteen
feet eight inches draught, passed through
the jetties this morning. She reached
the Southwest Pass yesterday afternoon,
but finding the ship Birmingham
aground in the channel, she sailed for
Port + ads, arriving there at five O'Clock
this morning, and steamed through the
jetties at fall speed, without the slight
est detention.
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G. W. FERGUSON was examined at
length yestsIdsy- by the congressional
committee on Louisiana affairs. he
said, among other things, that in Sep
tembsr and Octaber, 1872, General Sy-
Thsr, an ox-member Of congress, gave
him a bundle o. psy.rolls, and asked
witness TO sign them with any name he
chose; he filed up and signed about fifty
OF sixty Of t1ese vouchers and returned
them TO sypher, who took them away
and returned Sith E pscsage Of money,
paying witness salary Of ninety del
lars, and giving him some money to
give 20 others whose names he had
signed. He also said that Ex-senator
Carpenter had yesterday assured him
that, his statements In regard to Dill.
lingbam being true, he would drop him
and refuse to defend him. Thus, grad
uaIly, We are getting st the true inward
ness Ct things.
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F. o. Prince, the secretary Of the
Democratic national committee, has
sent a letter to the Democratic commit
tee in 81. Louis which hiss charge Of the
arrangements for the National Demo
cratic c5nveEtion, In which he suggests
that tie delegates occupy the center Of
ths hail, and that eseh State delegation
be marked by a distinctive banner; that
the positions Of the delegates be assigned
by To-: and that there be room on the
sta e flr about one hundred distin.
gui-hed guests besides the officers Of the
convention, the presidents and vice
presidents. Nj. Prince also says that
he has invented a device for ticket Of
admission which will thwsrt those at
tempts st forgery which are always
Elsds in nstionsl conventions.
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SPENCER.
The Alabama Republican FEaud-MOr-
tons Committee RepOrt-Etc.

WASHINGTON, May 90 Senator
Morton, from the committee on privile-
ges and elections, submitted report in
the case OF Senator Spencer, which was
ordered printed. Mr.Saulsbury, mem
Der OF the committee, said that while
be concUrred in the conclusions of the
committee that there was nothing i'm
plicsting Mr., Spencer in bribery to Sc
cure his election to the senate, he diff.
fered from the committee as to the ex-
tent OF the evidence taken. The sllega-
tons filed as to the invaliGity of the
legislature which elected Spencer should
have been inquired into, and testimony
on that subject taken at some future
time. He would state briefly in writing
his objections and would ask to have
them printed.
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served so faithfully and represented go
houCrahlv-

A TELEu RAN from Washington says
that the committee on rules have agreed
70 repCr: that Fitzaugh Is an improper
person TO be doorkeepeT Of the house,
and will recommend that the offices OF
and doorkeeper be con-
solIfAted.
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AT a session Of The general assembly
Of the Presbyterian church, at Savan-
nah, yesterday, the committee on bills
and overtures reported recommendations
concerning the proposed alliance Of the
Presbyterian churches. On the motion
10 adopt the report, Dr.. Stusrt Robinson,
Of Louisville, spoke fo- over two hours,
warmly advocating the proposed coun-
eli, and favoring free and earnest dis
cus-i0n q dCctrinal questions. The sd-
dress excited unusual interest, and the
large church was crowded.
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AT THE funeral Of the murdered
French s1d German consuls at Saloniea,
an escort OF honor was formed by the
French and German marines, Turkish
military and civic authorities and the
ofIiczrs sud crews of the men Of wsr in
the LarOor. a poor Tequitsl to their
families, friends and the countries they
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wEsTHEH PROBABILITIES,

WAE DErr., OFFICE CH. sc. c.fFrcER,)
" ssnESsrOr, May 4, ! an. (
FJr The guy States, Tsp,iesses and the
Ohi3 valley, stationary and falling bar
oHlsteT, s0teheGst % southIuest tciEds,
1a1 continued yarTn and partly cloudy
sreasteT, t-it'. rain falling IN ne IOtA
tr-st 0Ed p8ssiLlv tie Ohio UaEcg.
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THE Federal senate was In court Of
inn parchment nearly al Of yesterdays Is
session, and adjourned without reaching
a decision. In the house Mr.. Cate made
a personal explanation in regard to the
ChUgss made against him ln q memo
rial sent 20 congress by the Wisconsin
Legislature. The house went into COM
mite Of the whole on the naval appro-
-.r.aFfr~- ErTF
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NOTICE..
GREAT
REDUCTION OF BOARD

AT THE CELEBRATED ROCKBRIDGE
n ALUM SPRINGS-Owing to the depressed
condition of the country, the proprietor has
determined to lower his charges, that all may
be able to derive the benefits from the use OF
these justly celebrated waters. They need no
recommendation, since they have so fully es-
tablished their efficiency through the thou
sands who have been brought from deaths
door to renewed health by the use OF their
wonderful medicinal waters. Since last sum-
mer the Chalybeate Spring, which was opened
last year, has been thoroughly analyzed by
Professor NJ. b. Harden, OF the V. NJ. L, Of
Virginia, and by comparison shows 1t to be
fully as strong as " Rawley" OF carbonate of
iron, having a small quantity more than one
and small quantity less than the other two
springs. So 10 addition to the water that has
made these springs so famous, the proprietor
takes pleasure in announcing that he can fur
nish those who may need to drink either sep
arately or in connection with the more cele-
brated waters of these springs pure carbon
ate of iron (chalybeste) water, inferior to
none, and equaled only by Rawleyr in this
State. This at the very cheap rates, with &C
commodation fully up 10 any previous year.
First month OF four weeks, $50; two months,
eight weeks, 500.
Professor ]. S. Davis, University of Virginia,
resident physician.
Send for circular. JAMES a. FRAZIER,
InV2l Proprietor.
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WHITE CLIFF MINgR IL SPRINGS
meUETAIN mEaLTH RESORT,

saONROE COUNTY, EAST TENNESSEE
NA Will be opened for the reception of guests
on the first OF June, 1876. These springs are
situated on ChiIhowee mountain, fifteen miles
southeast of Mouse Creek, Tennessee-East
Tenn, Va. and Ga r. R.-l200 feet above the
surrounding valley, and $500 10 1000 feet above
sea level.
Rates of Board-Per day, 81; per week, $40 so;
per month (June), SS5; per month (after June,
sD-special rates to families; hack-fare one
way So; round trip, s..
For pamphlets giving analysis of water,
tem per- -ture and full particulars address
]. H. MAGILL, Proprietor,
Mouse Creek, East Tennessee.
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Literary Committee Of the i. q. n. r.
nhIa Eve. 2Iat Inst. al S:Ih AhRFn.

l. Essay: Luck" By Mr. n. D. Menken.
2. German Recitation: Bas Augenlich
Al-er." Mr.. J. A. Gronauer.
g. Reading: Trial scene from the Pickwick
Papers. Mr.. Gus A. Milius
a Debate: " Would ii be proper or eXpedient
10 abridge the freedom of the press?" Affirm
atfve-Messrs. VIM. Frank and Jos. DoembeTg.
Negative-Messrs. D. Schloss and NJ. Freiberg.
Members aud their families admitted.
myO FDW. GOLDSMITH, Secretary.
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HENRY c. BALDWIN & CO.,
T1y2D MObiiR A Ia

otel opens for visitors on June lst, and re-
ms open summer and winter. For further
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CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS was select
ed last night by the Centennial COM
mittee Of New York 10 dslivsr the ora
ton on the Fourth OF July.
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knights of Hnnnr.

4 SPECIAL MEETING of Memphis Lodge,
a = o. 1886, will be held MONDAY evening,
MAY 22d, at No. 298 Second street, at O'Clock,
for cOnferring degrees and dispatch OF busi-
ness Visiting brothers fraternally invited,
BY order J. HARVEY NJ MATHE5, d.
ETp
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FRANCE yesterday voted twenty-five
thousand francs to defrsy the expenses
of delegation OF working men and ag-
ric,lltural inspectors 10 the Philadelphia
awpoaftfor,
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GEORGE PECK, D. D., the pioneer Of
MethOdism in middle Pennsylvsnis, and
brother Of Bishop Jesse Peck, died yes
terdsy, aged seventy-nine years.
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HAIR GOODS At COST!

UTISH ING 10 retire from business, offer
w my entire OCH OF Hair Goods below
cost, consisting of Br4ids, Curls, Frizzes; also,
a lot of Toys. All having orders left with me,
win please call, or the goods will be sold for
charges. The sale Will continue thirty days.
MA. 81. =. RDDNER,
NO. 26915 MAIN ST., opp. Court Square.
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FITzHUGH Is doomed. He Is no
longer IS big a man as Grant. The
President doesn't say much, whereas
Fitzhugh wrote jlst one letter too much.
Silence Is golden.
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A BILL was introduced Ia the Spanish
cortez yesterday merging the Basque
provinces and Sbolishing their ancient
privileges.
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Yeslerd1y r. c0.a0n aRd god: NeU
YoTE, o0itsn, Ice; Memphis, li4c.
Near POrk, gid ol0scd al II2!; Mem.
rlhEa liz
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A VERDICT in the Schenck matter
viii be withheld until the general can
respond to Cbeesebrough, the latest and
plumpest witness against hiq.
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PEREMPTORY PUBLIC SALE
Vance Street Residence and Building
Lots.
VIHROUGH my agents, Trezevant & Co.,
i viii sell, TO the highest bidder, at public
sale IN

VIHROUGH my agents, Trezevant & Co.,
viii sell, TO the highest bidder, at public
sale, on
Thursday, May 25th, at IL o'clock,
on the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, the property now 9wned by me, siJu-
ated on the north side OF Vance street, east Of
OeSoto. The house Is No. 22I Vance s rect, and
is a one-story frame, having or 10 rooms.
The lot 10 be sold with the hIu.e is 50 feet
front by a depth of $50 fee, mas a nice front
yard, handsome shade and fruit trees, rose
bushes end gTapevines. with side carriage.
way Leading TO the rear; good cistsrn, s;a0le,
etc. A more particular scriptiOn Is deemed
unnecessary, as purchasers are invited TO ex-
anime TIE premises, which will be shown by
the persons now in charge. The adjoining lCO
feet Of beautiful level ground will be divided
and sold N two lots OF 30 feet each. Terms Of
Ssle-HRlf cash. balance d and Il months,
with interest, secured by deeC in tTust-the
purchaser to pay the taxes Of 1876. A deposit
OF ten per cent. on the bid will be required at
the time of sale. Proposals for the purchase
of the property on private terms Will be re-
ceived until day OF sa e. place the property
on the market to be sold, and there viii be no
backout on my part, II there are any bids
that mean business. WILLIAM cox.
IRRELEVANT Co, Agents. mylS
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We cordially recommend the White Cliff
ssprfnps 10 the citizens OF Memphis as a splen
did sumner resort TOR health and comfort.
ana mountain scenery Is beautiful; the min
erai gatersglare f1ne, and the hot is new,
sracious and wen-kept. JOS. LENoW,
F,.-9f J. T. LEATH.
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DIED.

KIRBY.-At the residence of Joseph Brooks
Esqr RidgeWay, on Friday, May 10th, the twin
sons of JNO. A KIRBY.
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Watches and Spectacles.

WATCHES repaired in the best style by T.
w NOEL. A very select assortment of
Watches for sale at very low prices. Also,
sfreaf T, NOEL.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. Patrick,s Parish school.

On Thursday, the twenty fifth instant,
grand picnic will be given at James
park in aid OF ST. P3trick's parish free
school. The committee in charge are
making active preparations to make the
sffair one Of the most delightful of the
season.
The Confederate Monumental Prone
made Concert and Hop.
The management have deemed it pru-
dent to change the day Of this prOmi-
Bent event TO May Both, instead OF June
lst, as previously announced. The con
cert will be under the musical direction
Of Prof. Herman Arnold, whose excel
lent orchestra has been augmented by
the addition to its number Of several fine
musicians. After the concert hep will
take place, and we are assured that the
event will be of the most enjoyable
character. We notice seventy names of
prominent ladies and gentlemen on the
committees, under whose careful super
intendence the entertainment will be
conducted.
The st. Georges Picnic.
Britannia will rule the tide OF pleasure
aud amusement at James park tO-mOr-
row, on the occasion Of the eleventh an
nuRl picnic by the st. Georges benevo-
lent association. The programme print.
ed elsewhere indicates the nature OF the
smUsements to be enjoyed that day, in
which we call particular attention to the
elegant and costly prizes to be awarded
the best lacy and gentleman walters.
The committee pledge tho public that
the best Of order will be preserved, and
that every effort will be made to make
it the best picnic Of the season.
MendeIssOhn Quarietie Club.
Associate members will please take
notice that the "select musicale" an
nOunced for Wednesday evening, May
24tb, will be given at the Memphis club
hall instead, IS first decided, of the hall
Of the society. None but associate mem
bers, or those invited by members Of this
class, can attend these very elegant
soirees Of the MendelssOhn club, and We
know those favored with card will be
richly entertained. Prof. Perring is the
musical director OF the society, and we
can always lo1k to him for the very
choicest OF our musical pleasures. Act
i've members will meet fer rehearsal
Monday evening at eiglt o'clock at the
Memphis club bail.
The Centennial Tournament.
Manager Tracy has prOmulged the
following rules, which will be rigidly
observed at the approaching grand Cen
tennial tournament:
The lsDces to be used weigh three
pounds and a hall; are made OF ash
wood, nine and half feet long, one and
s half inches in diameter st the butt,
and gradually taper to point, which is
tipped with sharp metal, and must be
held five feet from the point when tilt
ing. There viii be three rings, two and
B half inches in diameter, at which
three tills will be allowed, except in case
Of tie, when smaller rings will be sub.
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PUBLICATIONS,

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by Mail The EuthOr may be consulted personally or BY
mail any Of the subjects mentioned in his work address
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LOUISIANA.
The Trouble Near WoOdyiIIe Ended
Politics Had Nothing 10 Do with II.

NEW ORLEANS, May 20.-The follow
ing dispatch from the sheriff of Wilktn-
son county wiz explain the troubles in
that section. No particulars es to the
number OF killed and wounded have
been received, but It is known that the
number has been greatly exaggerated:
WoopyILLE, Miss, MAY 10,
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Quiet has been restored throughout
the county. The trouble could have
been avoided, had tie cclored people not
fired into my posse. They were advised
by their leaders to kill the white people
from the cradle up. I have arrested
some Of the ringlesdeIs, and may get
more. Politics had nothing to do with
the affair. Prominent colored men were
with me in the attempt to pacify them,
but they would listen to no advice. I
apprehend no further trouble.
w. II. NOBLE, Sheriff.
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NO END Yet.
TO THE-
SHRINKAGEI.
DUB Cash PURCHASES.
AT THE LATE
STUPRND0US SMkSH-UP
OF THE
GREAT MANUFACTURERS
Of
DRY GOODS,
ENABLE Us TO SELL
= argainS?.
B ar gains :
Which, once in Hundred Years only, may
be had, and are advertised for this
week as follows.

striped silks, 621ze per yard,
Black Silks, 66c per yard.
siIk sSd wool ITOu Grenadines, 80 20 yd
French Lawns, J215e per yard.
Linen LawUs s, I5c per yard.
ChssfmeFes. 25c per yard.
Victoria Lawns, I5c PSF ysEd.
French OrRa indies, soc per yard.
spanRIed TsriatGns. 65c per yard.
White Earlatans, zoe per ard.
1000 yards Dress Goods, Sc per yard.
Oar 8 10 PaTasOIH for S5.
Our IS PRrasOIs for 63.
Our s3 PaFasoIs fer So.
Our 90 Paras0fs for 81.
Our 81 ParasOIs for soc.
BARGAINS IN
Z 4 NnK I'D OIL EC HrMr L L AZ,
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CLINTON, IOWA, May 2O.-YesteTday
evening lightning struck the large saw
mill Of ]. Stsckwell, at Lyons, Iowa,
which was destroyed by FIRE in an i'll
credibly short time. Loss, sixty thou
sand dollars; uninsured. About Oh G
hundred aud fifty men are thrown out
of employment.
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ICE CREAM PARLOR.
Ice Cream Saloon.
RE.OPEHING OF A. BERTOP5 STAND
Cor. Poplar aLd Fourth s's.

THE purest lee Cream served 10 order, for
i individuals OF families. satisfaction guar.
anteed. Newly-ftted psr.u-s for visitors.
Cakes, Candies, and general Con Elections con.
stantly on hand. eau and enjoy the cheap
ana good luxury Fairs and Piruics supplied
on accommodating Irrms sud At reduced
rates. Being supplied with the most com plete
machinery we can manufacture one hundred
and forty gallons in twelve hours, and con-
sequeutly can and will -.II cheap NV
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las. r. CHALMERS. =. Il. KING
CHALMERS e. KING,
Attorno oy S"at t.h a w,
FTIaFs Point, Miss.

VIII practice in Tunica, Coahoma and Bolivar
counties; also the U. s, Court at Oxford.
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DELIGHTFUL sUM MER REsORF.
GRAND HOTEL.
POINT CLEAR, ALABAMA

POINT CLEAR, ALABAMA.
TIME most delightful and attractive Sum
l ner Resort in the South, situated on a
point Of land jutting out into Mobile Bay, only
len miles from the Gulf OF Mexico. Finest
surf bathing, fine fishing, boating and driving
and a constant salt breeze from the gulf.
The Hotel is entirely new, and one OF the
most extensive and comfortable IN the cOun-
try, containing all modern conveniences.
Fare unsurpassed.
Board per day 80
Board per week -..... Is %
Board OV w
with Mobile. which is only one and a half
hours distant.
Hotel opens for visitors on June lst, and re-
mains open summer and winter. For further
particulars address
HENRY c. BALDWIN & CO.,
A fa