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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

Wasn government proves destructive 81 ,ha md, g.
nlea is was established to Fecur 10 orssinsi rJrcIs
@ ene - institute new guards for their sserrifv m
S 80 lneeRendenoe Of he St2tes a. sovereign a1d
60 equei members OF the Federal Union hst e,r. -
sndered aud the preteDsion Of applying Ia ma
Pendent communities, constituted siF S-s.t-, 49,
ordinary rules Of coercion and rsdnci1, ~
ee 20 ooeaisnee was solecism IL tsrpns a. wi \.
"A N.Y.. gu' fsgs on tue principles of public law
- Ihs war made upon the C,nfederat. s,.taz -
sneiTiYre' wholly one of aggression on our sl5s =
1ss oesn strictly defensive. Born fresnsu a1d ~
out to stand up defense OF our ieva5s5 =, 'o
our deseerated alars Of our violated lifs-fis- si y
Danign and Of The prescrfptivs institutions which
suaIe ana protect them We have not ipterfsrea 70
do ne "lso in any whatever to interfers it6
~ nS internal peace and prosperity the States rrsJ
IN hostility against us with the freest daveo,,rt
OF tneir desaies In any form OF aefion or I1s ~ %
Ihsy mHy thiak proper to adopt for tbemseIves n,
~ , y Ake Immunity for Ourselves aad to be lef
"a me uHdsturbsd enjoyment Of hose nslIsnsbIa bis
Of NE, liberty, and the pursuit o. haDpinsss sic
our common ancestors declared be the equal her
Oh Al the parties % the social compact
Lsi them forbesr aggrsssoas upon U.s. and The war
al "a end. II there questions xLeh rso1I-e ,5;-s
s1sIi ioh we hsFs ever been Hlag and are
- 20 en- into communication with our sdvar-
saries N spint OF peace, Of equity and napIv fraeI
slroas IN the Persg asiou Of the justice OF Cur
II tne gallant dsYoton Of cur eitizsaoI fafs
ana OF ms Whole body Of our people ana zlv N -
th7 gracious protection Ct Heaven we arc nj as,if -
ayoT sincere desire for peace on terrs i@1, |
80 80 our h9nor and tbs permanent security Of our
IBnls ana an earnest aspiration 70 see IL t,rl5 @
HIpIe rssoiedsio the beneEeeGt pursuits OF iu,sr and
vel. being aud which have bseD 20 =.
y ~ existence q this unnatural In America
Bat IL .sdverSariss or ths,.- ygs-,T' - 49,.
placed IN sathsrity deaf tie voice OF sesS5u ~
Ateelsd against the dictates Of both prussFcs
49, - py ne Prssumptaeus and deusve conf.
eenes IN their own numbers those OF rnsir tist s
foreign sreenar4esi shall deternlne upou An fnda1it
pro.ongation OF the contest upon them De ths rfne,
siDhty OF decision runous 20 themselves srd ~ |
A5Illous W % the interests and rsposs Of lazakni
19l ou,sslYess We have no fear Of she result The
sildes pictures drawn Of dis3rd ed in,svir
ion sones short Of the extrzyagaace When eor-Ia
feam of the conquest oil eight miaIous Of Ueop's re
9iVsd with one mind TO die freenasn rather fbsn vs
.iAVes and fofevsarnsd by ths savage and sxtsroiu
ing spdlt In which this war has been waeed upop
sl, ana ~ tns mad aveyas OF is patrons and sup
1ortsrs Of the than Egyptian BONDAGE that f
heni n tae event Of their subjugason.
y ish these declarations Oteur dispositions our prfu
Ipisss ana our purposes, commit cause 20 the
niisnened Judgment q the sober reflection Of our
ers-Ees themselves, and to the sjema and righteous
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Away to the west Is ~ 8, sS4rren elnnenee known
as Pins mountain rising grimly Of an emerald sea
Of wood Desphe its grim and fersbodilg appearance
il is hsneeforth esssc nouat, Lavng been baptized
with ths lfebood of Of the purest Christian war
Ors who have offered up their lives upon the altar Of
Southern independence.
Look stil further and you win see Lost mountain.
risns solitary and alone from the plain, Ike vidette
for the long range sta further westward which stretch
Is away nerihward until it Is broken by the Tonness &c
river, and ends In Lookout mo an tain.
The enemy are slf iatreaehng upon sheir left and
the prospects for general attack are not more prom
log thsn they were heretofore 1t is generally conceded
that we will net attack them unless good opportunity
offers Itself; and as they evines no disposition to ap
proaeh nearer cur lines than By the slow and ,orlu
method of building parallels # may be many days ye,
before the battle comes of sPEOIAT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

ET In Columbus, Ga, the city council thinks
that SIPS 600 will meet the current expenses OF
the year. They therefore resolved that tax Of
threefcuFths of one cent be levied and collected
on real estate, on negro property, and all regu.
lar merchsnssalss on suetioneers and commits
sion merchants sales tar Of one per cent; and
that on all banks, bank agencies, insurance
companies and insurance agencies, poll tax,
pleasure carriages, and sll other property, The
tax be as heretofore. These tsxss viii raise the
required amount thus: Amount received for
sAxss' and sales for licenses, and other sources,
$4,000; taxes on real estate and negroes,
shFee-fOurths per cent, $75 600
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

CROPs III CHAMBgRs COUATY, ALA.-The
Chambers Gala T1i5uAs states that the wheat
crop generally in Chambers county is reuAika-
bly, fms, considering tae mahy drswSsclls it Fe-
ceived tho past winter, and nearly or quite an
average crop viii be made in the county. Il is
now ready for cutting, and with s week Of sun.
shine viii be safely housed. Corn, also, has
better color, aud is CROWNS rnnsually fast; al
though little backward tor the season it prom
ISIS an abundant yisid. The TFIb4ne heard IA
old man, and an experienced farmer, predict the
other day tbas thets would be more corn made
DIS year-Ghsn IA any yeaE in the past twenty.
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800 REWARD

WILL be paid for.the apprehension and delivery
w N any safe jail 40 that car get the following
Negroes
TENNESSEE, dark copper color. twenfysix yesrs
old weighs two hundred pounds i've feet ten inches
hgh snd is very hne looking fellow.
hOkIOE, black, twenty i've yssfs old I've fesi
seven inches hlgs, weighs hundred sad ffty
pounds, snd was raised Ia he ioT country.
PHILIP black, tWsnty-iour YeAfE old, Eve feet
eight ihehes high weighs one nundIed and eighty
pounds, ana speaks very SLOW.
SdAkeEk, BLACK, i've fset Giz inches high weighs
ems hundred snd iorty pounda round saeulaer thiek
lpz, Large mouth twenty years old
TOM oiseEs bge feet nine inches high, weighs one
hlnefed ana seventy Ave pouRds twenty seven yesu
ed, cutters very bad, and y ben excited he can
scarcely speak
The three last named are brothers snd vsrs raised
In Hancock county. AAFRED BAKER,
mys 2m Augusfa Ga
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VOL. XIV, NO. 1876

opinion NE pu5s interests VIII be promoted ,bsrsh,
y rs5, tIe I'm 'i--a . o. any other army, etc.
tns gu naf 'esf--yezs 2. nsysT
senate bill 20 auth1rzs the irnBrassr,.,t - - -,
noaa ifoa equipments and r0isg soeE of rs5jro.5s
vas considered and pzssed.
80, oiI % ss-s1 50 G bureau d polytsehnes for
tne * -in aion ulal, and sgriusls Of pyrIJE h,
Vs9tons. .,s Ess lozt--ysas 2, naYsIo.
sea9ls oni . FsPsa the set 10 provide stsR and
clerical force for any Eeusrsi sssie,sa Il - -
seal Of Government wss taken un ana afr .o,1s a.
eussion1 laid On the table
Toe bnl 70 establish gsaeral ss.ff far .r,,i In ~
ne,d gss tsken up and discussed the soar Of ree
At ths night ses1ion no business vas done.
HOUsE OF REPEEsEETArIFgs.
5he Dni alasndafory Of sne tax laws was taksa m
aud feierrad 70 . eoHlmittse Of conference -
Kas Dill ts Increase the eompeus al n of f ba.4s -
tns several depart1elis and the Secretary 81 wa J
& 80 isassy "as LsAen UP, ana the Rouse insisting
asked for. Va
HOUSE o to provide Tor the enrolment and eop,.rio
uo q certain aon 1nss0aed efiesrs ard prvatss
~ t4s ifana- -issssppi department. was taken m arS
me Senate aaiendaaeais were conc1rrsd in.
Senate Bib relating the issuing Of certificates Of in
debtedness by the oFsrn1asu OF ts Coasdersts So.
vas taken up. 10 = ''.'14
ar 5oofs moved to lay the BIN upon .hs table. Lost
The bin was referred to the committee on Ways and
ssHste joint resolution authorizing de raising Of the
ien: OF TIE building owned 6y James Lyons now oeeu.
Plla y lne Treasury Department va considered and
senste bill to authorize The manufacture ef spirituop
liquors Tor she use or the army and hospitals wss taken
up, and debate snsGed involving the merits of whisky
Aanufaature n general and duties OF the Govern
-AsAt e3ncernins the matter In particular
A1nuius t1s confederation OF the subject hs Houzs
S9oE up ths special order Of the day, namely. San.
e oL providing fer the establishment sRd payment Of
aas tvr certain description property taken or in
osaiaii5 impress ed for tbs uss OF the army
ns aiAeasson Of Lac oil occupied the remainder Of
he n3rning aessioa
H'sAs Session krsdsg-Ths House resumed the con
l-iioa u ts bal aendz.ory lhs tax laHH aud
etline1 = 10 Tie Senate with zundry Emeudments
AAe Dill 20 regulate inprsssmznts Wa taken M de-
1sieg -aa aid upon The table BY 4 vote of ayes a.
loes %.
message was received from he President vstoing
ls oill aaleEdstory 0f The nlRozlng regulations
PoA me foreign eJmeree Of the Confederate States
~ a. 20 allow ne several States to SD produces IN YES
ss u whole or n part owned or chartered By them.
ne esidsnt suggested that the be 90 amended As
. eols ne privilege Of shipping BY Ststss 10 vessels
'Tned exclusively By ITEM
he t1ouss sustained the Presidents veto and 4 mo-
lon ~ 1kr barksdsle TO reconsider, uas iost
As oe4oek On motion M. RiYes the house re- .
Owed into SECRET session.
At hall past the doors opened when the Senate
ssontoa extending the session til Tuesday wzs taken
p and passed.
Tbs House adjourned a. o'clock, A. 4
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AeOEhEt IAth-E EQttGAhIs---An extract f-1rn
Yankee paper wss rscealY copied Ia the Soufh rivias
OF pretended plot kidnapping lincoln
authority for the ment professiu 10 Be eri
from Mr B < Wexford. Jr. That gsntiernsn thronz,
card ia the Richmond Sentinel aeaouncss the sioTv
As fabrication and stamps forgery letter since
published in ths fhiladelpea lnqfiFeF purpcrtng 10 b
IRON him TO Hon D. W. Lewis of Georgia. discjosioz
sas Plans OF me goFernneat tor the sunsr esmpagn
The Inquirer represents Mr. Wscrd as chief eek ia
the War Department Of the Conssdsrats States vheh
Is slso hction.
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mRmPnls IN4Ks.s.TcENOE.

Tbs Memphis Argus, Of the ID, Is before US Major
Gen Dan T. Siekles IN Memphis for day or two,
and lea q the lst, bound down the river.
The officers Of lhe First National Bank Of Memphis
had a 'house warming At their asv Office, No. Mad
son street on the afternoOa Of the lat cbaespsgue
0uors and the most tempting Of ylSnds were aaken
Of in abuF dance and g5od hme was had gen rally
F. H. CEFk, the jeweer, comes out In tbs following
card Without being present consulted see that
was appointed member Of the executive committee
Of the Democratic club the organisation meeting
held yesterday wish it distinctly understood that
member Of that zor any other political organ
lzsiion.
". G. Fay tailor, stabbed by R. Walsh, another
tailor on jefferson street Fay died in & few days.
Walsh in custody.
The store Of J. Levy Co.. las Main street, wss
robbed by two soldiers disguised as citizens Under
the prsiens of buying goOds they stole pair Of pants
looms and deeamped. Being Overtaken by the clerk
snd charged with the theft they mauled him. but were
arrested waIis performing that operation.
The ArFus states that there is great deal Ct sick
ness In Msnphis and many deaths. The principal dis
ver measles and dysentsry, tbs latter pre-
Vsiling 70 an alarning extent among children
Cotton market dull but little offering and generally
speaking 'ut little manifestation 10 buy. Coed mid
ding SO TO 95e lew ordinary n to 500, were the e1-
I
In the wholesale market bacon sides were Bringing
II to le Ter pouad shoulders Il 1867 batter 80 to
5oOi corn meal g per bashe; coffee IS to Soc per
pound; star candles % to s5e ehesse II to Isc eggs
Oe per doeeni 81 so per bushel; supsrhns nour
Sc 50 81 per bb; extra 81 50 to S. Xxx extra 50 25
to 50 70; Xxx sEtrs sIt to si2i domestic brandy 50
S. imported brandy IS to sl6 molssses, New Or
leans 81 IS to 81 %; golien syrup 81; sugar common
TO far Louisiana IS SOC powdered And crushed 50
to 95ei chickens g to So 50 per dozen.
S. Clark, Esq, is called upon by H. T. HurIbut,
Samuel DTeyfnss, T. Kirkland, and some thirty
Others, become candidate reelection to The of
Gee Of school visitor FOR the eighth ward at the election
to be held on the 4yh
Sol Smith Jr., was playing al the new Memphis the
atre The Dream Spectre was on the boards for the
night oftte Cd
The money market was quiet on the Ist with
plentiful suppl5 Of currency Exchange is abundant
New York Cincinnati and ST. Louis, and sells from
par to 4premium Bills Of he denomination 81 s5
and upward The Unlon and Planters Bank were
bought T5e to soo Bsnk Of Tennessee SOC 10 b5e
Bank Of ofOaatlaaoOgs aud West Tennessee s0c south.
EN- money viz An 80 considered solvent banks Of Al
sbsmH Georgia, Rorih and seuth Carolina, from 80 10
5ss, though rot 50 firm New 0rlesns banks beft is
sue par and taken on depoEis. Bills on Kentucky,
Missouri Indiana aad Ohio banks IN good standing Are
also taken .Oa deposit by The various hanks
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IHTts H4HHFea enH E0Tt9 fiF5f DGg.
There was 30 Airing Of any Importance Monday Tbs
food des ana heavy rains Of the past days have
kept ths eDsay busy repairing damages to their bst-
teries Seven shells frsd a. the city Suudav
night since which ths Yankees have been Tsry guisf
report was in circulation that force Of the ofsplv
bsa ianded at White Point, but It Was not credited
Iha iiast rensiued uncaa1 ged - Cj0urieT
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The Six Per Gent. Nom Taxable =

The Six Per Gent. Nom Taxable Bends
We publish below the circular announcing
the sale of the above named bonds, IN this city
on she 21st Of June. The inducements 70 the
purchase Of thi' spseiss of security are clearly
and strongly set forth By No. W. I. Leltch, ths
assistant treasurer and lave their weight
in financial circles. ne think however, and
sFe not alone IN the opinion, thss the time named
is inopportuRs fel the purpose stated, and that
the sale ought not to take place until some time
/ in July. u Is 8 well known fact that the fiscal
yezr begins on the first Of that moath, st which
/ line The seni-aunusl Sisidsnds Of cur iHsoTpO-
rsfsi e0rspaeies and the interest on the CoDfed-
srzts debt are paid, and portion Of the eight
per cent. bonds mature Until that period,
money, as o. present, viii be comparatively
| scarce; afterwards, parties will be seeking in
Veslmens, especially al the now regular ISSUE
/ from the Treasury BaIeau Of not less than SlO,-
l UUU-UUO per week will almost likely create, not
a redundancy, but snfieisney for sll the puT-
poses Of trade and faAUes:
COLUMBIA, June II, 1864.
To the Editor OF The South CsroIuisn
Sta The continued presence of the enemy
/ around Richmond, Va, together with the diff
eulties attending the travel to tha. point, has in
| dueed q change Of time and place for the sale
of the six per cant. Confederate non4axAble
bonds and this city has been selected, and the
z
An opportunity viii then be afforded you Of
making mcst profitable and safe investment,
exempt from taxation. The interest on the
bonds, which will be payable ssmi-annuAlly, on
the LIST Of July and January, viii be secured by
= pledge of the net receipts Of the export duty
on cotton, tobacco and naval stores, aRd the net
proceeds Of the import duties. The security Is
thus placed beyond question. As = profitable
Investment, no other bonds can compare with
tkem; for the amount OF the semi-annual inter
est will be increased by the premium 10 be OBJ
tanned for the interest coupons from those hsT-
liEg import duties to pay the said duties belAR
] payable only in the interest coupons OF these
= IN specie or in sterling exchange; ano
- from taxation of both principal
bono. - very imporssni item O
the exsmpilv. nj StoeAs muss "
Rnd interest viii d.
profit, ss all other boRds =.
heavily taxed for many years.
1t will thus be seen tbas these bonds will e.,
bi6e the advantages Of undoubssd and perms.
nent security, laIge profit aud Of ready ale;
the latter advantage making them very dssirs-
oie aiso ior those seeking temporary invest
msnt, which esn be readily converted into naon-
ey. Coupon or registered bonds viii be fur
nished as you may direct.
Soliciting your attention to this sale, am,
res Peetfullyi w. 7. LETrCH
Asafsfaus TIr.,sv,rsr
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- The New Orleans Piesg4as charges the
iree negroes Of that cisy win ssaring 10 dead
bodies from the graves and carrying cff por-
tions Of the skeletons, and SCATTERING The rs-
mindsr around she graveyard.
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FROM TK~

Special Correspondents,
Slight skirmisbirT an ~.
on all the morning on
lery firing on the left. ,.,.s
intrenched The pOsle VIZ
yesterday, and h'HsoOn !, A..l ,.,.,.. !
constant fusiIadehSIr ~
regret to lesrs in pOa,,..
sIppI we're killed al Sbats
evening, and smos5y.S
Miss., whose bodSg1
my, Hs ives br5vsE fsW. -
ness aud gAlIss.x . "saaa 81. /.
wife to mourn hl slOu j, = ). !.
Pine mountain ~
being Isolated sosny "a =,
The lines offs lIisl - -,
ssndsd to the riip;aist go = = an an
about six nli4se III
west. -,
The view from !. about ~
the sun shining ~. - - i,
out before ~ ,.'s'.,t l..A -, !,
Yankee transit W
tTon fba .zho,k
seIds. tbroues.,s, hesrd upon -
!" l'.s. -. .,,, Yioinisy Of Gsi
serpentinsds, es oA.'I..sS 80 !,
which is tkos''ssa Al 8 hVsis "a
ths wood ,asm or
vanLsa r unchanged, and 'ns
i,Inr ford, rsesdlHg day since '
About Ons ~, and the troops
guns are silent. s.lsery sPseisa 2.
until the proper time a..
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Hr Biblical Student, Griffin, Ga" is in.
formed that We staud corrected on the point
alluded to in his letter Ii escaped our observa.
iicR At the time. We thank him for calling our
attention % the omission.
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OFFIcE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL R r cohPAEr,
GreDHosl MISC, Esy Ilth, 1894
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified that this Com
psuy viii psy the 0oniedsrEss State tax on It's entire
capital. They will, therefore make no return to IS
their several localities Of stock held by them
respectively. A. J HCOONHICO,
ml26 In Secretary
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EY We assure our contemporary Of the Flo
Fidiaa aHd Joarnai that the credit alluded to
raS uninientional We are always pIessed to
chronicle Tia gallant deeds Of the sons of tbs
'sIand of Flowers"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

Ss5ssts fks Yzlae Of ihe 0ls Issue Of Cozfedsrat
N0aey thsa Discounted fts Rs5 gssls 0{ G0Eftae
Tss dJzey, ds sae ate Of Trss Doi-ars a. Cd lssa.
goT Tho dollars II Neo Issue, fran IS 70 S503.
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f,o,D,noaore n F. HsRry. c. s. Navy
nv3e sre. Ths enclosed taoiss. eoEnpiisd ells4s
-. ~. hosya 4 trade returss, shop the course OF ne
1,,,sh otor srads for the last tx years Ihs fssoa
sD. a ts cessation Of the eenmsscasl panic o. Ao,'
-, .g.-srsductlon eommsnssd, and ends "''n -
-. n Ias, vesr Thus furnishing, =. s'anee' =
- .bs eaton impors, experts, manf.iAo'OsA
ss,.. sor home coaSampton for ~ 'nEes osesS-.'
anterior. and the shtse seasons sapk = 17-,or
,os Of The se15Asgn ssatoH irsm NE :,
~ lIkssvlss exhibiting the ineresse ~ ,ns
e,Ison aaa sOtten goods during ms Afs. ~ '.'-
!. darf.sss during The seeend division OF lns '','
% ,.rsast iapOrtstions Of raw cotton tooA piaeo =
,eo me. 752 pounds were inFoFsee' =
- ia $40; and the Emallest rsesP's WeEe u l.s1
80 "a e73 2o6 pounds cansAah hand ya.uea - =. =
,o9o,s Tbs quantity in 1868 wss 66s 5sszSs psaD'A
80, sss ~ e53. The exportations q raw eo.soh !.
$50 ,,sre a5o4ss $40 pounds for ls7i - $50
nod. for 1861, 2I4.7i4,52s pounds ana i0r aoss
~, zTn ea2 uounas-she rate Of increase IL eo"pal.
-, ssions being very great The yarn preaa'
= ..-f,sa or ret weight Of the cotton, sisef sp''
. -, 49,, ,ameinsa in the United Kiagaom ioe niAn
s.t,r urposss y.es in 1860 96s 45s go poanes :.
a 4. Isg7 oplv ss5 SIS pounds proyns me lSs
-, 1os. IN working the in fsrior sorts ana ASSs~
. - a.. additional amount Of cotton requfeo = 11as
! ~ of goods IN 1868, over what was neeosa = -
srho,,A tbs cost of the imports OF rA" oo"0'
s Greater in 1868 than In 1850, the vsiue - ~
,,,ay.lse sugnsntad-msking che mel eosl !
bss material in 1860 $50 sSS s 81 IL 20 * z
in o37 Il has besRsed with each ere eankey
sr. STOCKS Of eolsoF were ts ,9es
old longing - tim during the spAst two weeks the
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u EL e GRAPHIC.
Reports OF the Press A.sociation.

Entered according % act Of Congress in the year 1854
by J. 5. THRAsHERs IN the Gsrkz of3es Of tie Dis
tFet Court of tae Coafsdsras Ssstsa Tor the North.
sTn DisIrct d Gecrgs.
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nAes wArrsss,. /.

Tie highest market price, either in money
or subscription, viii be paid fsT clean cettOl
or linen rags, white OF cOiored, delivered al ne
APPEAL eoansing-Toom, Atlanta,
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Tx on PRnPrrs

ALL Pe4teAs 'Lst are SUBJECT te Fsy Nain FAX
qussted 10 Go so by the 25ib Of June.
Return Of PROFITS
Bsds by boying ana selling between he hrst dav
January, 1868 ard cay O. January 1864 spiritu-
Gus Hguorli nour, wheat corn rice sugar nolzses or
syrup, salt bseOu, pork hogs, beef or beef cattle
sheep osts, hay fodder, hides, leather, borsss
mules boots, shoes, cotton yarns wool, cotton or
mixed CLOTH hats. wagons harness lead iron stseI or
nEila, money gold, silver foreign exchange, Stocks
notes esb;E credits or obligations Of say kind and
any merchandise property or Effects OF any kind to
be assessed and collected forthwith under The ACT 70
lSvy additional taxes for tie common defense and snp
port Of the Government" approved February I7ih
ls64 the tax upon which Is per cent in addition 70
the tax such profits income under lie prgyisous
Of lbe act Of April 24th, 1903.
J. a. WILLS.
Ttar frifsr4rr
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NOEACE.
EtOWah Manufacturing and Mining
COmpaHy,

fftHE EtoEsh Manniaes-l-ug md Mining Company,
Il o. EioHEA OeoEgIss nsvu upsned n oface teulpo.
ffy IN IKE buiiaing ornerJ occupied 0y the sgene,
OF ne sank Il SaF4nuah- AScon Georgia Tor he
PnEpoEe OF etoEiHg up thzsr ild buAinlsa.
An psrEens i-ds bleu 10 saia comDauv or having
CLAIMS sgainsi It, qassea to cal and settle a.
eAEiy A. PfaSiicabas. s. Il TUBEY
July ~ FeeTetzrv ard Tregguf er
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CH.aS. n. S.uITB,
.gtEOrney and Counselor,

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A ssooIATED with Col }. w. q UNDERW ooD
~ Ofies over Edwardys store. on Whitshaii st-eet
hy ris ada correspondents will please address ne
a. this place, care Of a. ". Jones.
iu2 isls O. n SMITH
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BELL, MOORE Il CO.,
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I'd Wholesale dc sIsra in ali ziads Of PRODUCE
"a Marietta sitoat, AfisniE, Ca
stries attention psd 70 eonslgnnienia Of every d.
ser uon TeulilisUees promptly JF1ofE re-
Epeclfniy soileile q carefully fllled. sI2 ams
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