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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-15
SIOO RENHARn !!

d AZ ANAY lrem the HEeon trzin Of he EiOTsh
IL kEuUfsciUEIns and hluzns company eneAnPed
near EscOn Georgia, oa the IN iusi., Two NE6RO
BOYS ~ vii sOaA SDALES, hVs feet ten lneAeE
high dAIk uusto. large ehlie Teeth and shors upper
hp weighs about Eundr5l AID n1ly p0unls Il
twenty lhree years Old
ANTHUSI sUALES, I've fEst SIX inches high full
round face very black, TpesEs broken, weighs about
ore hEnErsd And sssenss fgs p0ands, twenty ssshs
yaara odd
Il is supposed they trying 10 make tneir Wsy 70
E'EsssiTfE, where I1sy forla1FiF lvsd thOBgl they
nay stisHapt reach the oaeEys Eres IN tas Cirsc
tiUn II EloWEh, wRsTe hey hsFe more recently
employed = he sBOys reward vii be paid for Jae5T
sPprsHeBsOn AID delivery a. Ehs 0hce Of the company
in Macon, or one hall he amount Tor either OF
VIZ. A. EOBlHoUH,
full Eesid-nt Direetor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-15

From THE FLORIDA FRoET.-The Lake City
(Fis } Columbian Of wednesday, says: Ths en-
emy made an advance as far as Camp Milton
last week, evidently with the intention Of sur,
phsing and capturing Lieut. Col. Mccormick
and his command. Bat that officer was too
wide awake foE thsn, and fell back before the
superior YADkO-Atrico force il order, probably
to ascertain their Numbers and designsi having
accomplished whish, he drove them back 10
Jseksonvills. Lieut.. Hart was wounded in tie
knee during the Sktnish- We have net lear ned
what loss the snsny sustained.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-15

A PEACE LETTER The birthday of Taos.
Jefferson was celebrated in New York by the
Auti-Abolition Of State Rights Association, at
which toasts of peace and recognition were
drank, and spesehs1 made by Ex-Governor Sey-
mour, of Connecticut, and others. Among the
letters read was one from Hon. VIM. B. Reed, Oi
PsnnsylvaRia, which expresses in the following
paragraph the spirit of the celebration. He
says
IN all that you say about the wicked war
entirely concur. 1t ought al once to stopi and
if recognition for the purpose of negotiation
or even ultimate recognition of Southern inde
pendence, be necessary TO arrest bloodshsd, tber
there should be recognition. Two years ago
thought saw this necessity, and honestly said
90. The dreGry chapter of blood which has
sincs been written has not weakened my faith.
/ cling to it resousely, and Sm proud Of the OBJ
loquy which, in certain quarters, such faith ct
tracts. II peace does not come soon we may
have anarchy, as we now have oppressive des-
pOtism.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-15
HOUSE OF REPREsgNTaTTvEs.

The House vas called to cider ct 10 o'clock, A.M
Senate azsudnasns 70 House bills % amend the act
fer The rssf Of tax payers in ceFian easss ana 10
amend the act 70 erganE8 forces serve duriaz the
war, were read and eo1eurrea in.
Senate bl TO provids for the appointment OF sadi-
donai officers Of artillery fJr ordinances d1fy was taken
up and passed.
Mr.. Perkins, ofLR from the committee on eommeree.
reported back Sezats bill g establish a Bureau OF
Foreign Supplies, with recommendation that il psss
The bill was amended sad passed-syes So noes
sil reported Thursday night from the COMMITTEES
On Ways AID Means to amend the act to reducB the
currency and 70 authorize new iasze Of Treasury
notes and bonds, laid upon the table, and Mr Con
rad rom ne same committee reported back Ssnsts
Dill upon that 6uosei, without aTnsudnsat and il
taken up and pssasd-ayes4l A. noes 81 Il authorizes
tie States to exchange half Of t. cir Treasury notes Of
the old issue for notes Of the new issue at par.
Gen. Josr B. Clark, msm5sr elect fron The Sd dis
tFet Of the State q Missouri sppeared and took tia
cath to support the Constitution Of the Confedsrste
States.
Ar. Lyon, of Alabama frora ths COMMITTEES on WAYS
and Me reported resolution easing the pay Of
the d9orkseper twenty fvs cent, ana Of his assist
ants hy per cent the to be paid Of the con
tngs1t fund Of the House. Pssssd-syss 3d. noes IL
hr Lyon, from The Committee on WAYS aud Means
reported back h bi 20 amend ths FAX Laws, and re
commended that The House disagree with portion Of
the Senate amendments and concur In others
On motion Of NJ ChiltOn Of Alabama, il was OTdsr-
ed that when the House adjourn it viii adjourn to meet
At halfpast O'Clock SzsurdAy morning
The bill 10 amend the tax laws occupied the attention
Of tbs HOuss until the close Of The mornings session
NIGHT SESSION, THURsDAT--Fks HouEs On Thurs
day night, indsfntsly postponed the bl the ogzn
IstoB Of the Bureau Of CcnscrpOu and he appoint
nsnt of officers in said buresu
The bill 10 increase the compensation Of the heads Of
tba several executive departments 1d tie assistant
sscFstAries OF War and the treasury, WAS reported
back from the committee Was and Meas,
amended inciuds she chief officers Of every bE-
in ths city Of Rehmoud, including the commits
soner of patent, the commissioner Of Indian saIrs,
and the s second and third auditors and 70 increase
the salaries of ali clerks and employees ia the various
Departments the city Of Richmond ffty per cent,
and at al other places in the Confederate States
twenty five per cent. The zmeRduen.s were agreed to.
Senste amendments TO q bill TO amend the laws relat
ing tax in kind were eoneurred IN.
A bill ia re.aon 70 the pap Of clerks in the Oce o.
the depositzTy was amended snd passed
joint resolution, explanatory Of the act TO increase
the compensation OF certain civil officers employees
in the Presfdents o snd IL the executive leis
istive departments a. Rehmold, for limited period,
was amended and passed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-15

SHOT BY A BUsHwHACKER.-Ws learn with
regret that Maj GW. Lee was shot yesterday by
sbushWhAeker near Roswell, the ball ihli'sting q
severe bat net dangerous wound in the head
he has been indetAtigable in hunting up BUSH
whAeksrs and dsserters, and hence they have
no kind feelings toward him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-15

" The Richmond Examiner of the 10Th
represents the crop prospects in Virginia as
something pyodigious. Vegetation was fsirly
Cracking" uuder the iuAaenes of the fine
weather, with ftting intervals of soaking rains
and hot sunshine. The cornfelds were knee
high AMI the wheat out in head and nodding
Vegetables were in prOfuSion, and apparently
without limit as to quantity. White ssrawber.
ries and cream were eaten as q mstser Of econo-
nv, 80 abundant were they.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-15

a NsFEheFa Description Of tiie sifuarisE.
The Washington eorrespOndsHt Of the Cincinnati
Commercial gets OF the following hsppY bit ct street.
eornsr esmpaEusss. We viii only rsuark that Wssh-
fnsso h=zdly b ahead Of Atissts II TIE convent.
Of mud or dust in which to draw diagrams ard
we think that our popalation ars a.
all inferior in the endowment Of lnaItfvs strategy:
WAsHISsTON Nay 2-Evsrybody II WashlDz,sn
seems TO BE- Efi ctsd vita situation on the brnin
which however, il bat patriotic anxiety for the E5e
cess Of The Un0n any, snd desire 20 d-uonsfrsfa
how easily Il canbs brought sbout sud how certain Il
Is 10 be achieved Ia 'front.' q sTerV hotel Az a. evs
srsss corner, y-u viii Kite groups OF h0norabs
gentlssn, sad gentlemen who are not Is honorable a.
hey might b., perhaps, discussing tbs rsaiivs post
iOus Cf Les ald Grant " b grsas vshemsnes ard de-
m0ustratiug Grant viii dsnk Lls End get 10 Reh-
mond, o. how Les viii hank Grsnt Snd try 90 get -
NasningiOn--every proposition happily illustrated by
engraving with the point OF a wsikIugs-ick 10 Gsa
dust OF the side walk (yshingoa Food pIscs Tor
such iiustralions Y0u can al -ays sketch out u,a
Of the Word elmer IN the dust the mud On the sIs
wSlNf The artist makes a Straight Ens--rhH;s
Grants army
aYss vsry well, says the bys.andsr.
Another straight hns-"IhAEs Lea
"Of course, that's plain enough"
'sYen, here's RiehmoEd-s1d the artist psrforssss
lit mud heap In the Of both lines
The problem y now pretty nearly solved With tha
Whsls sidewalk operate on Il would be very strange
II Grant couidn swing his line around iato he rear of
-ss's and march into the rsbsl capital In the ardor
their patriotism the citizen eEmpsgners usually neglect
to give Lss = chance 10 fOrtify-or even fA hack
before the inyineibls columns Of the Union leaders
Here's Grant; here's Les, aud here's Richmond ali
done Ia two strokes and dot Of the walking stick.
Cariyls's 'Illlsd IN q NUTSHELL Is nowhere compared
with this aeonic demonstration Of the great problem OF
all l. viii break the backbone Of the rebellion quicker
than anything know Of.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-15
NvTICE,---S2OO KEWARD

WILL. be paid for my NEGRO MAN, JOHN OF
w dark complexion, shout twenty one years 0f aga
sboui i've fssE sat inehes high and asher slender
an u the opinion he was deecysd oR b. nsgzo mzn
nAnod Andy, wso bslougs 70 Sergeant Maior :. II.
Robinson, Of tbs soth TsnneEsse regiment now six
miles shove Marietta Tbs above reward viii be PAD
on aslIVsry Of ths BOY n atlanta or The gaszs
house, or some safe isil 10 tie State.
iaisI L. 8. eAENosss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-15

Parties from the front yesterday evening re-
pert that il that quarter gensral eugagemsnt
was considered likely to take place to-day. Tbs
weather has cleared and the roads are drying.
The enemy were mAssing on eur right.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-15
.- CH.4S. ~. SMITH,
attorney and Counselor,
S5OO REWARD

WILL. ts sld fsr he apprehension and delivery
WI IN s1y tafs isii ~ ihaf ca get ihe ioie"ins
hesroet:
IENHnseEE, dark copper coiers tNeutT-EiK yeaFs
CID weighs NO hunercd Douuof i've lest ten Inches
RiSh sIio = = vOEy aae -ooking te4os-
aORToN tlsek, q enly ave gsasE old, Eve fee
tsven inclrz Ugh WelgAa che hundred ana my
toundE and " ~ rslsed IA the low country.
PhILlP, bisgk, tusUly- -iOut years 0ial I'VE teei
siFni iaekes hish, psishs one Handsea ana eighty
pOunoa, ard tPsaka feIy sos.
.baAEeEk, BLACK, nFe ieet sLx irehca hShs " elGn
ems hunafed tersy poaa1s, rsuna sneula7rs ilsA
ups, isrEe mOath twenty ysafn Old
IOA black ave fsef aine inches high, Hsigha one
hundred End ssFsniy GSe p5uaas, iWs1Ey seven yehr
80 stattsrs very Dad ans when excited be car
scarcely tpskk- -.
IN aaneock county AA-EaAD hAAAAl
ravs N -Augusta. ca.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-15

The ARMY OF MIsSsSIPPI-Gen. W. W.
Loring, being the ranking officer, viii doubt.
less succssd to the command OF the department.
Of the army Of Mississippi, made vacant BY the
deSth Of Lisat.- Gen. Polk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-15

GALLANT DAsH "A few days since Captain
C,aTn,Iey, of Col. w. Il. Thomas command, with
ore Company. went dowD the Tennessee river,
and six miles beyond ChilhOwee, Ia Monroe
county, Tena., surprised camp OF Illinois
cavalry, killing eight, Woundlng ten sHo cap
t1r;Dc All their camp equipags and supplies
Amose the latter forty sacks of -four, two sacks
Of coffee, q large amount Of cotton yarn, DC /,
&c. Cart. G. did not lose q man killed Or
wounded.--A Ashgtls, (N. C.) EsacS.
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CHARITABLE-Ths Richmond EHqHiTsT OF
the IlEh, reports ths! Archer'u Tsnnessee bri-
esde, composed of the lst, 7th and l4th Ten
nessee, and 18Th Alabama regiments, voted =
days rasions to the poor et Richmond, on the
ssh inst. In the lst Tennessee Tsgimcns only
shTes voted against the proposition, and i. was
carried with like unsnimity IN the OthsT regi-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-15

EY The Richmond E.szirsr Of the IIEh re-
ports decline in the gold market IN Tuua -
shs previous day, it having fallen gradually
from 20 to ls, and at length 16 to /, at which
latter figure the rnsrkes closed.
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II Ell E GRAPHIC.
Reports Of he E'ro-s 4A.sociatioa-

inferred according 70 act Of Conrrasz n th year Iss3
y J. g TERAszER, 10 tie Clerks osIca of he DIs-
trie Court of TIE O7nfsdsrats S-ssel for hs Horth.
ern Distriet Of Georgia.
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DEATH OF LIEUF.-GEN. POLK.

= = p = . = . ~ = 2 Ii.
hARETrA, GA, June 14-LIsut Gsnsrsl Leou5dss
Polk Wa struah By sh0t to day a5oat ssvsn
eiocS and Instantly killed. Gsns Johnston Hardes
and John K Jackson we're with hizl when he fsn
DOUGLASS WEST, A AG
The aboys dispatch was received By Colonel J. S.
Fhrssher superintendent Of the Press Association yes
terdayI
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FRUTTs OF BLOCKADE-RUEEING.-A private
letter from Aberdeen says; The small pox is
threatening TO become sn epidemic in Aberdesa.
1t was originally brought from Asmphis, and
then communicated By not taking proper pre-
cautions 10 prevent It's spreading. Is il not
outrageous that ladies' viii 20 to Memphis sHd
smuggle the smallpox 0ns would thiDk SAT
this WOuld put . stop 20 biOsksds-rpanlng, but
the fever is yss in nowiss ah-ssd-lQbits Reg
ssfsr
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~ The reserve forces, between the ages Of
forty-6vs and fifty, in North CAroli lima, have bean
dismissed to their homes BY Gen, Holmes
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s25 REWARD /!

z OsF. On fhs morning Of tie l4ld, on Houston
1 4 gtress q LADYs POoKET-sO OOK eonfalafa<
afIy dOIArs In new currency and dFe dolErs n the
cid Also a receipt Ths above reward viii be sid
for the delivery OF the book ard contents this osa
tails EIIZA SHFVEaS
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~. -son, OF Arkansas. then moved to strike ou
uAlAs section of the bill which authorizes the CON
jttsn cos surgeon gsnsra 10 establish distleries sud
yes no orsfs in the same, Instead Of rssortnz "a
st 81 theY shall deem il more prudent 10 do 90
"a ss1nent was reisesed yeas g. nays g. and tue
T~,so,a passed. Il authorizes the oaiclals usue5
for supplies Of liquors for tie army or hos
81 u su. n anafseture them themselves, whichever
I - II rOs' lthen deemed most sxpedlent.
- <,Srs 5r,n Of Mr.. Walker Of Alabama the Ssrats
Z tthas inso secret legislative session.
; earfi ESsIoN-THURsDAK.-Afier the Usual rscaas
Il W W A'e met Al o'clock, Thursdsy svensnQ
Dill 90 snend tbs frst section Of the set to or
Clr the clerical forces Of the Treasury Denartnsnt
Jkaorted back, adversely from the FInsnce Com.
ese - flowing bills, reported back from the Finauce
- - fee, vers considered and passed
s zrugs 9ii concerning the sas'y Of the treasurer
X u sesn Affxirs
i y Mitchell introduced bill to authorize the sppoIpt
~ OF SdditionAl officers CT artillery for ordnaucs pur.
q tas the war" was passed. with an saendmsnt
- fOUss olnt resolution to allow siek and wounded OF
~ % tne army transportation 70 their homes was
= adhered and parsed.
ae Senate resumed confederation Of House bill to
e money. TO ncrsass the pay OF soldiers
---ar. johnson Of Arksnsss moved 10 reeournit th
sid 70 tne tina1es committee with instructions 10 them
report oil sepeang ali pErs OF every act passed a.
tns sesslon whereby any increase Of saay or eoupeu
sauon snail 1ayG seen made, with vs 10 rogisrr er
curreaf expenditures the rates sud terms A. ybic
they stood at the termination OF the first Cgngress f the
Confedsrate States Of America This proposition being
dsfested-ysas : nays 1.-the bil was passed Yeas
II, nsys6
Mr. Jsmlson introduced bill in relation 70 The issui
~ Government Of certificates Of indebtedness Passed
On motion OF Mr.. walker it was ordsrsd that when
me Senate adjourn It be to ten O'Clock A. H. on he
The S,Sr,s.ts tfss ssisurr.a
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An AaaIvsrsary EdIisrERI-Ehe Rssulas oG

The following editorial, publlshsd in the New York
News Of the lsth Is very rsadsbls
To-day completes the twelve Honths shea tae Pubd-
cation sg tbs New York News resumed, sfter is
suppression ~ the Admnistraiion. Twas Suppressed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-15

The highsst market priee, eisheT in money
or subscription, VIII be paid foF clsHn cotton
OF linen rags, white OF eOlOrsd, delivered ct the
APPEAL eounting-TOom, Atlanta.
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4. sKE. .4CTO.T,
News AEens Ter she Array ef Teanessee,
AND AGEST FOR
The .EFesssxlfS E8aSFsF .7DReaL,

Ezsa Czrrerr, BIisaos and IesInsatsl News Agents
viii be supplied as heretofore with Daily PsPezs a
slFhlssn 70 twenty eent-ziao daily PsPsu at ths
counter - twenty fFs oszfs.
4 large sdisfoR Of the sPPx4g rscsiysS evsrF day
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,,.,rrrrn CorToN raADI
NEWS HTEms
Tbs Meridian Clarion statss that
Of Kinds county, Miss, who dessrsed


Tbs Meridian Clarion ststss that q ,osore 4 h
Of Kinds county, Miss, Who deserted vfs ssFR n
enemy at Vicksburg, hvs. .Q7 -, -. boara Z
picked ap by Captain AontgoIs \ - .a+,or "a
day, while trying to cOmmuni@ =. -. :. a. cen
friends this side Of vieks5urE. ..rr.s,,
Adams headquarters. He had - - 80,
thousand dollars In grOsRbaek -. u ,ss a,
reasonable character. 1t learns - -,
BE was formerly Iaxss 81. - sd th,
the time of his dssertlou -. ,,. a.,
tsrmAs.sr in our army. fs -, : :
Escaped prisonsrz from 80 -. = 40.
there about tsn thoyr 80. 5s,
there. Among the nuIF ,,-,.,t i,
zsns arrested by order 8 e i. -, ). 40
from sixty 10 sevsnty-ft -, - "a $50 /.
citizens in hospital, So y - e-q %
Buffers negroes. They q ..a'o,S a..
negroes and whipped "a e19s. .sss-z,
zsus confined at the Pod 1a 49, y
pepper, gentleman nesTs - l'os' =.
Of the prisoners gensf - - -, -. 400 nor
suffering from partial bIif - All
nothing but the white ss ~. -
Their rstiohs consist Of - -, ,.ru
from four 20 seven l. 1 $50 - 10
awhile they were all -e.<p - per day
but that has besn 80 upSl - aards, con
mAnded By while Sc 'lil's .so, ral shootIu
q a9' gav pl,on''I m.s uvsT ra'. .s.-. me e
around the pump CT procuring water
when without both guard deliberately FIRE,
Into them, killing z W ely woundins three.
The Mobile Ii Tiis IA: tbs Iss Louis ana ar
llery statODsa Mobile had the good fortune the
other day recsye through the blockade from for
eign port fall and complete Of brass instrunent
for their band which has just been organized under
leadership Of J. W. Gottslsg, celebrated mGzicisr
who has beea connected with the service lesdsr
a baud ever since the commencement of the war.
On the lS.h ult large meeting was held at Shrsys
port La to osr tribute Of respect to The memory o.
Hrs BssUregsrd. The governor OF the Ststs, Henry
W. Allen, occupied the chair, in assuming which hs
spoke few words In praise Of the deceased snd
sympathy for her digtinguished husband.
The Montgomery Advertiser learns that planters IN
PontoteC county Miss contracting deliver thsil
wheat At two dollars per bushs sueh unusually heavy
crops have been msde there.
The foll.wiRg are tbs Co1sressrasn elect from Mis-
soUri lat dstElst, Thomas L. Sass5 si dlsirot n L
Norton; Sd district, John B. Clark 4;h district A. a
CcnrOwi 5th district George G. Vest 9th district P s.
WIRes; 7th district, BObert A Hatcher.
Josiah Wheeler, son Of Daniel Wheesf, Of Mobile
was taken prisoner 10 Virginia on the 9Th.
The sun Of s2<7O was collected for. hnes in Mobile
during the msRth Of Nay.
Harrison W, Sawyer, of the 3d. North Carollns rsg
ment was committed Castle Thunder on the 9th fol
having to the enemy. He deserted previous
the battle of Plym nth n c. and was taken with arms
in his haRds along with the garrison, when that place
fell into Confedersfs possession.
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CONFKDEEAFE STATES CONGRESS
SENATE

JUNE 9.-The Senate resumed the consideration of
House bill to amend the tax laws, and sundry amend
ments having bseR made,
hr. Sparrow submitted resolution that be recon-
mitted to the committee FinAnse and that said com,
mittee report bill modify eRisting sws n 4,
the tax the property of banking companies shall be
taxed as II Il belonged to ndiTi4uAl and to impose
tax Of ons hundred per cent all old issue ave dol
lar treasury notes standing the 1st July next
The resolution wss agreed to- but was, subsequently,
On motion Of Mr.. Hui, Of GsorgiA roeousidsred and
rejected.
The bill to amend ths tax laws amended by the
Senate was then passed.
The motion Of Mr.. johnson, Of Arkansas, TO recon
seer the vote BY which had been passed the bill to
authorize the manufacture Of aeokcc liquors for the
use Of the army N0d hospitals, taken up and on
motion, postponed till the night session
On motion, the Senate resolved itself into secret ses-
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= raBls

slonizg lLs Haiuc Of tis Cd Issas o. C0zfszsTsfs
MonrF akss Diac0lssi fhe Fcp fsgas Of L8l}cds-
Honey tls Rae gf fhTes Dotars IL Oia Lssas
for Ttoo Doliars a. Nes issHs, fr0uz IS b 500:
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Whole number Of electoral votes 32I necessary 70
ehoes OF all votes 1872 Necessary TO choice emitting
the votes of those States and parts Of States In rebel
lion. l34.
OF the above States the following may be set down
sure for the nofninss of the UniOn party;
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JuIIIv
NOTICE.
EtOWah Manufacturing and Mining
COMPANY.

TTNHE EfoHsb Manufacturing nd Mining Company,
a OF Hiio~ah, Gec-giz lave opened an ctlse tempo-
Izr1iy in tie building iorsry -oeenPed oy The egeEcy
bank tffSEFenuEhs ~ EEeons Georgia. for The
purpose Of closing uP theW old busiDesE.
All usrsons i.dsbseu SAID company. having
claims sgsinst il, equssssd 70 eS aud settle
eHry a. prsciicake s. 4 TO5EY,
fulB ~ Secretary ard Treasurer.
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RICHMOND June 10-The Senate met at 10 o'clock,
A. n, Mr. Hunter, Of Virginia, In tile chair.
The motion Of Mr. johnson, Of Arkansas, 10 recon
Eder the by which passad the Senate bill %
authorEs the manufacture Of EeohOe liquors certain
cases. wss taken up and Efter clse1saon the Senate
RErsei 70 reconsider BY vote Of yeas D nees 81
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The Electoral CsIIeee-Ehs sGreaEth Of
she UHi0a Parry.


Under the spportinnmsnt, the following will be
the electoral Of each State ~ the Presidential
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" Col. G y. Fouk sueeseas Gen Windsr,
in Nos.L carolina, snd has bis headquarters ct
6SsldshorO'
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Return Of Profits
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January 1888 6IsE day Jszzary, Issl spIritu-
Gus Eqaors f5ar shsEi, corn rios sugar nolasses
syrup sslt bsOon. pork, bogs, beef q beef sEttls
sheep cats, hay, fodder, hlaes Leather, horsss
mules boots, she's, cotton 5srEs, weoI eottcn or
mixed cloth, hats wSgons hsrness had iron Fls 81
nails money geld nilysr,- foreign sEehsnFo, stock
notes asbtE credits obligations Of any kind s7d
any msrchsadiss property or effects Of any kind, to
be ssssassd and colse.ed tOrthWit under The Ae ts
levy additional taxes for the defense sup
port Of the GOvsrnnsnL" approved February l7th
Is6I the TAX 1pon which 4 per cent in addition
the tax o. such profits income under The provisions
Of lls Act CT April 24lh, ls6a.
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