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IT IF.N EN- T. II Ed
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L from our GREAT oSE DOLLAR SALE Of Dry
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CROQ EET,
APPLE PARERS.

A MOTHER LOT Of those cheap and nice set O.
n CRoouET Just received By
E. A FULLER.
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TURN table Apple PHrers the best in use. For
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form gave the Grey ministry an over
whelmipg msj ority, as the returns came
in, the new danger, the great peril in
England, OF too great success, broke
for a moment upon Lord Brougham's
mind, and he exclaimed, (" We shall be
too strong" The sequel abundantly
proved that these were prophetic words.
The ministry had to grspple with
more insidious and fatal enemy
than the Opposition, almost abso-
lutte political power; and they fell
in public opinion almost as rapidly as
they had risen. The first act of the re-
formed Parliament was to repeal the
Rabsas Corpus act in Ireland, Substitute
courts-martial for jury trials, and pro-
hibit popular meetings in the country
and the English people condemned these
measures SIS tyrsnnical, although they
were to Cypress the Irish only.
The measures for which the Radical
party is responsible Infinitely excel in
atrocity and tyranny, those Of the Grey
Ministry and no such men az the Radi-
cal leaders disgrsced that Parliament.
But the party was too strong. So Is
Rsdicalism. It has absolute political
power; and that will soon prove its ruin.
The avenger of blood swiftly and unre-
lentingly pursues il, and there is no City
of Refuge for it, nor any escape from its
fate. 1t lives detested, and it will die
sccursed, for it will not leave behind it
the memory of single good deed.
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MISSISSIPPI.

up to O'Clock Thursday evening
returns received at Jackson show 8,085
Democratic votes ahead, with every IL
dicstion that the negro constitution will
be beaten from $4,000 to 2O,0GO votes. At
Wepona the Federal soldiers, with the
exception of the officer in command, all
voted the Democratic ticket.
The official returns from Tunios
give 400 for the constitution and 100
against it. For Governor: EgglestOD,
493; Humphreys, ia. The rest Of the
ticket have about the same figures.
The Lexington Advertiser says: We
regret to learn thst the disease, called
Charlton, has made its appearance in this
place and immediate vicinity. Mr.. w Z.
Maddox has lost a valuable horse, and
Mr.. B. F. Garrett mule by this disease
If our readers have been prudent they
can refer to the antidotes which we pub
lished some time since and which
are regarded as valuable specifics for the
above disease. We hope due precautiOn
will be taken by owners Of stock ss the
pus of the disease, on contact with the
abradad cuticle OF human or brute OF any
description, is very poisonous, and likely
to be fatal in its consequences.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2s.-The Ty-
coon has surrendered to the Mikado,
ceding half his private territory, dis
banding his army, surreuGering his
navy, and himself retiring to Milo, for
which place he left on foot, token of
humility.
the commander of the fleet refused to
surrender, and has gone to join a move
meBt in the interest of the Tycoon.
The revolution is by no means ended,
snd fighting continues in the vicinity OF
YeddO. An engagement had taken
place near Yeddo, wherein 500 Tycoon
troops were killed and 300 beheaded
The uncle OF the Mikado had bsen assas-
81 ated in Yeddo.
Dispatches from Victoria state that
the siOOp Thornton, on her last trip
nOrthward, was attacked by forty men
above Fort Rupert and three canoes full
Of Indians. CEptGin Warren and crew
fred on them with Henry rifles, killing
twenty out of tWenty-three Indians.
Captain Warren and one of his men were
severely wounded. the IaJians fought
ObstinateIy with fire arms. The colonial
government will send off gunboat to
punish the savsges.
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PLATFORM OF THE TENNESSEE
nEsEnEsEe

let, The Conservative men Of Tennes
see, putting aside ell questions decide'
by the war, accept the title of Demo
Gratis aud formally unite themselve
with the Democratic party as 1t nov
exists.
%. The question OF the right of {
State to secede from the Union has beer
decided by arms, and that decision
should be accepted as hnaI and conciu'
sive.
81. Nevertheless, while the Constitu
ton makes the Federal Government su-
preme, it is so only with well dehned
limitations and restrictions, leaving the
States large rights and powers over their
domestic concerns, and making them CO.
equal in respect OF such rights and
these rights have not been impaired 10y
the result of the war, or the powers Of
the General Government aggrsndized
by il, to the enlargement OF public
liberty.
An. The extinguishment of African
Slavery Is recognized as 3 fact, ratified
by s binding Constitutional Amendment
5.h. The investiture OF negTOeswith the
right Of suffrage, by the Congress OF the
United States, and the dl5iranchlsement
OF white men, by the same authority, Is
3 gross usuTp8tlOn Of power, and policy
unjust, unwlse and oppressive and tend
ing to excite a war OF races: the white
men of America are entitled to superb
0rity and supremacy in the sdministra-
ton of the Federal and State govern
ments and any measure intended 10
deprive them of 1t, or to divide or impair
il, greatly endangers the peTpetuity OF
free republican institutions.
9Th. The faith Of the nation is pledged
to the payment of the national debt
according 10 the terms OF the laws under
which the bonds were issued, and not
Otherwise. The time Of payment OF the
bonds ought not &c be extended; the
principal OF the five-tWenty bonds ought
10 be paid in currency, and the money
granted to the National banks to be with
raWn.
Tn. The Government bonds should be
taxed ia the hands of the bondholders,
equally with other property.
S,h. The doctrines and practices of the
Radical party, which endeavors, by en-
croaching upon the powers OF the Execu-
tive AMI Judicial branches Of the Gov
eminent, to absorb in the Legislative
Department ali powers, tend to the de-
structiOn Of the Republican system of
Government and the civil liberties Of the
people.
9Ih. Equal and exact justice to all men,
of whatever State or persuasion, relig- |
ious or political; peace, commerce and |
honest friendship with all nations; en- |
tangliDg alliances with none the sup |
port of the State Governments in all |
their rights, as the most competent adj |
Of our domestic concerns |
and the surest Dulwark against anti-Rs- |
publican tendencies; the preservation Of |
the General Government in its whole |
vigOr, as the sheet anchor |
Of peace at home and safety abroad |
Jealous care Of the rights OF election by |
the people and the supremacy of the |
civil over the military authority.
I0Lh. Andrew Johnson the first choice
Of the Democracy OF Tennessee; but
their Delegates LEFT free to unite IN se-
Letting another Is the candidate for the
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June IS The report of
the impeachment Managers will not
probably be presented to the House be-
fore Wednesday. Several more wit
nesses are to lie examined.
The Senate committee, appointed to
inquire into matters affecting its mem
bers, growing out of Impeachment,
mas not entered into investigation.
A military commission for the trial Of
persons accused of being implicated in
the Ashburn murder at Columbu will
commence its session at Atlanta &c. NOR
row.
Efforts will be made by the Senate to
pass the tax bill before the close Of the
present session.
Both Houses Of Congress are disposed
to press business as rapidly as possibly to
adjourn the session about the 18th of
July.
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TENNEsSEE.

The Nashville Press and Times says
'sThe holders of Tennessee State bonds
will be gratlfied to learn that the July
interest on the State debt will be paid
promptly. The State Comptroller COM
menoed sending funds to New York sew
eral weeks since for that purpose, and
we are glad to state that bis untiring in
dastry and vigilance win enable him to
weather the financial dog days with per-
feet success" We hope that this state
ment Is correct.
In Nashville, few days ago, an old
man some eighty years old, was sent to
the penitentiary on a charge of petty
larceny. It is somewhat astonishing
what a devotion some people have for
crime. This is the eighth term the ven-
cradle patriarch has served in that insti-
tuition, and he was the second distin.
guished visitor ever sent there, Verify
he is an honor to his country,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BAILEY SPRINGE. ALARAMA.

THE prOprietors of this Watering Place take
i pleasure in informing their friends snd
patrons that they have completed their ar
rangements for the comfort and enjoyment o.
their guests and that the Hotel Is now open
for taeir reception. TIE efficacy of these
waters in cases OF DrOpsy, ScrUiula, Dyspepsia,
diseases peculiar TO Females, and all diseases OF
the SKIN and Kidneys, is too well established
to need comment. A good md will serve this
Ball room and the table will be supplied with
the best the county affords, while the fishing
in Shoal creek and the hunting in the sur
rounding woods present their usual attra ctions
to visitors. Routevia Memphis and Charleston
Rail- DAD 10 Florence, thence by regular Stage
Line to The Springs-DiUe miles.
For descriptive psIBp let, circular, or for in
formation respecting special diseases, address
ELLIS q Co. Pronrietors,
or II. a. MOODY, Md,
je29 I'm Resident Physician.
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DIED.

WILLIAMS In this city, on the evening CT
the 18th inst, Mrs. ELIZA WILLIAMS. wife OF
DR.. W. c. Cayenagh. Her remair will be con-
veyed TO Holly Springs for interment.
Avalanche and Ledger copy.
ABBAY-On the 22d day of June, 1853, near
Horn Lake, DSSOtO county, Miss. Mrs. H. A. (.
ABBA, ia the ZiLh year OF her age.
A true friend, an affectionate wife, a fond
and devoted mother has gone.
'None knew her but to love,
None miss her but TO mourn"
NELs0N-In Austin, Miss, June 27th, at
quarter past 10 an, Mrs. MARY C. NELSON
wife Of DR.. J. c. Nelson.
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FUNERAL notice.

RINGWALD-Died, IA this city, on sus day
evening the 2Sth inst, AUGUSTUS RIEGwALD
The friends and acquaintance OF the family
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from the residence Of his mother. No. 2Es Poplar
street, this Monday afternoon, the 2sth inst, at
"a o'clock. Carriages in attendance.
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GENERAL ITEMS.

]
editorially connected with the st. Louis
Republican some twelve year,, died at
his residence il Franklin county Mo-,
on Tuesday last.
: The Washington special of the
Louisville Journal, in his dispatch OF
the 26,h, Gays: 1t is stated that the
treaty with the Usage Indians, now be-
fore the Senate Tor ratification, which Sc
cures to "a single railroad corporation over
eight million acres OF land st thirty cents
per acre, and which, it was charged, WIS
concluded with the Usage tribe by official
bribery, will be ratified by that body.
The Tax bill passed the House on
Friday. The tax on imported cigars was
increased from - 10 3 50 per pound. 1t
is expected to pass the Senate. The tax
alton of banks and banking remain the
same.
1t is now reported that it is doubtful
if an appropriation will be made to pay
| for Alaska.
Gen. Clingman while in Wash
ington, on his way to attend the
National Democratic Convention, gave
Il very encouraging report Of the politi-
cal prospect in North Carolina, and
says the State is safe for the Democratic
nominees.
The LOuisvilIeJouTAdE special on the
Goth dispatches: Members Of Congress
from the North and West report that
their sections are almost unanimously in
favor of the nomination of Pendleton
for the Presidency by the New York
convention. The Chase movement
seems to have almost entirely died out |
The Virginia papers repudiate him, and
the number of his friends appear to be
growing smaller by degrees and beau
tifully less very fast"
-Ludwell Alexander, son of ]. B. AL
exander, formerly cashier of The South
ern Bank OF Kentucky, at Louisville, and
now banker in New York, wss drowned
Ia the Ohio river on the 25th, five miles
above Owensboro, KY, while bathing.
He was about twenty-one years of age,
and had just returned from Europe,
where he had been attending school for
three years.
1t is estimated that $1,000 soldiers
aud sailors will attend the 4th OF July
New York Convention.
The Festival OF 81. John the Baptist,
June "a, was celebrated by the Masonic
fraternity of Mobile with more than
usual interest, though without the exter-
nal display which often attends this ar
niversary.
1t is rumored upon the streets, says
the New Orleans Picoyltne, that Gen.
l.. A. Sheldon is to be the Chief Justice
under the new regime, and w. w. Howe
one of the Associate Justices. Rumor
further saith that J. F. Deane is to be the
of that very lucrative Office,
Recorder of Mortgages, now filled by
Hylas Stiles, an appointes of Governor
Flanders, and heretofore supposed to be
black enough politically to suit the most
ultra Black Republicans,
Mrs. Washington, reIict of George
Washington, who claimed to be a de-
of the Gen. Washington fam
iy, attempted to commit suicide, at Pa
lucab, on Wednesday last. She is about
jOrty-seven years of age, and since her
death, has been in bad health
md a responding mood. This is the
bird or fourth attempt she has made to
destroy herself, saying she was tired of
life and wished to be at rest.
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Fishermen. Attention. - Black
fish Lake all the Go!

L comfortable style, and is prepared to care
for ali who come, supplying Eats bles, Drinka-
bles, Tackle. Dug-outs, and everything except
ice. The lake is now full OF fish, and all may
be assured OF finding excellent spo {. Terms
1derafa LEES If&1 W ROCK Ep
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z q S S ELLIS
DSDGEaTY, IlffmaTJ and Drug Store,
Nos. 80 and ~ North Coursst.,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE

-
nR. RUSSELL'S DiSPENsARY AND IN
II PRIMARY, The largest and oldest inStfLu-
ton of the Kina IN the south west, est -blished
in 1855, plea ently located ct Nos. Az anu -
north slue of Court square, Memphis, Tenn. is
open for the reception Of patients desiring
treatment and The comforts OF q home while
receiving the same. Patients also tteated 81
the Office or by letter, If desired. Dr. RUSSELL,
Is acknOWledg by all parties interested as
By far The NJ ST sUCGESSFUL PHYSICIAN
in the treatment OF Private or Secret Disease
Quick, thorough and pern anent cures guaran-
teed in every case, male or female. Recent
cases of 6ONORRH ga and SYPHILIS cured
ia few days, without the use Of Mercury
chance of diet, or htndrence from business
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last vestf0s
erSdicated without the use OF Mercury IT.
voluntary loss Of semen stopped in a shot
time. Sufferers from ImpOtency or Loss OF
Sexual Power restored TO flee vizOr in a few
weeks. elect or GOnOIrhea of lOEg audinp
when all internal remedies have failed peT.
nlanently and speedily cured by new treat
ment. Victims Of 5ELE-ABUSE and excessive
Venery, suffering from SPERMATORRHEA
and loss Of physical and 70 entail power speed
lily and permanently cured
So All consultations strictly confidential
Chronic rheumatism, Neuralgia, Geut. Pa.
Falysis, Deafness, etc, treated BY the aid Of
Electro Magnetic Battery.
Once hours nom am 10 l pm, and rom
2 TO pm
Those wishing 70 purchase Drugs, Family
Medicines, Peilumery, Toilet Articles eJe.
would do well 10 call AZ RUSSELL'z DRUG
SFOhE before purchasing elsewhere No. a
North Court street, under tee Disp. Dsary.
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Dissolution.

THE firm OF GUY, ALDEN, MCCREA & CO..
4 is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Unsettled business pertaining % the houss will
be adjusted at the office OF GUY, Mcclellan &
Co, 20I Front street. W. W. GUY,
I. J. ALDEN,
J. MCCREA,
4. W. MCCLELLAN
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PRODUCE wANTE@.

S0OO BBLS. POTATOES. Onions, app es,
OOOO Pears, Peaches; 5000 bushels " heat,
for which the highest market price will be
paid at CONFER & RI H AkDSONiS,
ie26 IW No. Howard Row.
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WHEAT! WHEAT WHEAT /
WE WILL BUY OR MAKE LIBESAL
w advances on Wheat shipped to TAYI,JS
BROS. & CO., ST. louis, No.
SACK FURNISHED.
r. S. TAYLOR & co.,
jelS I'm AIS Front street.

NOTICF.-To whom IL may copeern Mrs
IN J0esphena Newman has this cav left NJ
osd and board without my cons nj OF knowi-
edge and Therefore warn any one fro n trust
ing her. as will not pay any iudebt dness
that she may make and have Oh rged to me. as
have Away furnished her with all she needed
and asked for, anu al the proper time / stall
apply TOR r divorce on the above grounds.
TH0s. NEWMAN.
Memphis, June ~ 1865, ie2S lHa
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Pure and Fresh Drugs.

PREscRIFIIoNs put up at all hours Of III
Il day and night, by % 'i'0
!. 8. DE-LA-R Okla Cn
Je2l I'm Corner of Main and Peal strsass
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Je27 Iw

In severiug connection with our Old part.
neIs, we heartily recommend them and their
new colleagues to confidence and patronage
of our friends, both in the city and country.
T. L. ALDEN,
fa27 lyU 7 MCCREA
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Only PlaGGgf Amusement Open in The CITY
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE LIFE AND REHAIyS
OF
Gen. WILLIAM T. HASKELL
Now being compiled and arranged


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zen. tASAELL was one o. The must brilliant
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NEW POTATOES.

= iuHl tBolt1s. WANTED, for which the
OOO 1n-lgntest market price viii be raid bs
MCDONALD & HOODWORTd-
lezI lW Corner of Union and Font streets.
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New Firm.

The undersigned have this day formed q CO.
partnership Tor the transaction OF a Wholesale
Grocery, Cotton FactoTage and General Com
mission Business at "a Front street, Memphis,
Tenn, under the style of GUY, MCCLELLAN
& co. ". W. GUY,
j. a. MCCLELLAN.
4. G. PARK,
r. W. MCCLELLAN.