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HOME DIsPRNsARY, IA MAIN STREET

HOME DISPENSABY, Ia MAIN STREET.
Report for the week ending July IL, 1858.
The following cases have been pre-
seribed for and medicine furnished grs-
tis. One female, age 2 years, disease
lun1bricoides, relieved; male, age "a
years. febris intermittens, tertian type,
naroxysms interrupted female, age Is,
incipient phthisis, no improvement,
treatment continued; female, age 10,
fabris intermittens, quotiedian type, i'm
nroved; female, age 25, febris intermit-
tens. quotidian type, paroxysms inter-
r1nted; female, age 10, febris intermit-
tens. relieved boy, age 3, febris intermit-
tens, quotidian type, doing well female,
ace "a, hemorrhois, improving, treat
meut continued; male, age "a, paraphle-
oils of nine months standing, have Wis
tied the patient and put him under treat
ment : female (coIored), age 40, febris in-
teruittens, tertian type, doing well ;
female (oolored), age Y, febris internlit-
tens. tertian type, relieved female, age
81. ulcus dstula, slightly improved; fe.
male, age %, debilitas, doing we'll; male,
age 4 months, febris remittens, under
treatment; female, aged diarrhea &C.
cuta, under treatment.
W. NJ. WILSON,
Physician In Charge
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL-
ROAD.-In conversation with q friend
yesterday on general subjects, cur talk
slid off somehow 10 railroad matters. and
our friend remarked that of all the roads
south, with whose practical workings he
was acquainted, none were managed
more to the general satisfaction of the
public or with more generosity and lib
ersl-mindedness than the Memphis and
Charleston road. During the past year,
be informed US, there has not been a
wheel off the track on the road nor an
accident OF any sort. We can speak
from experience of the unlimited pener-
osity OF the management, and the polite
ness and attention of the officials. and
we gladly take this opportunity of re-
turning them thanks for their manifold
favors. ANY corporation may well be
proud OF such a corps Of employees, of
whom, with the risk of being charged
with making invidious distinctions, we
will say that Capt. Charlie Anderson,
the Assistant Superintendent, heads the
list.
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MAGNIFICENT VEGETABLES We were
gratifisd at being the recipient yester-
day of some of the most beautiful speei-
mems of vegetables that we have ever
Seen, consisting of tomatoes and cab.
bagee, grown on the place Of J. D. Dan
bury, Esq, Chelsea. The tomatoes were
OF a kind known as Danbury's mann
moth. OF two that were sent to US, one
measured 173 inches in circumference,
and weighed 40 ounces Gdvoirdupois, or
q pounds The united weight of the
fruit on one stem sent as was $50 ounces.
The seed have been in Mr.. Danbury's
family for ten years. The cabbage was
of the ordinary drum head variety, but
the solid portion of the head was Ii
inches in diameter, and weighed 81
bounds. Beat this gardening who can.
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THE COMMERCIAL HoTEL.- Messrs.
Allen Brothers are still running this
conveniently situated and excellent in
stitution. Strangers and travellers, be-
fore going to more pretentious establish
ments, are requested TO give these gem
tlemen a trial, and we guarantee they
viii be perfectly satisfied. The charges
are very moderate, the table supplied
with the best that the market affords,
the rooms clean and cool, and the attend
ance unexeeptionRble,
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CALENDAR-Juiy-7th Month.

PHASES o. me NOON
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FoR WHIrE RTVER.

Memphis and White River q. s. Mail Paokst
Company
For Helena, DeVsll's BluR Little Rock, An
glsta, JacksonpOrt and all Way Landings.
COMMERCIAL .......... .Asnrord master
This me passenger packet leaves
for the above on Isse1,E{s
TUESDAY, 18th INST, az pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LEVY q MILLER. Agents.
5JedersOn street, under Commercial Idotsl
jyl2St
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Steamer Luminary, Vicksburg.
Julia, st. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer Luminary, st. Louis.
Julia, VieksbuTg.
Liberty, White river.
Belle st. Louis, st. Louis.
In Port.
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roe ARKAEIsAs RTVER-

Memphis and Arkansas RIVER Packet Com
pany-Un1ted states Mail-For Helena Ma.
pOleOn, Pine Blur, Dardaneiie, Van
Buren, and Fort SmiLl direct.
OZARK Q. Morton, Mascsr
This splendid passenger packet
viii leave for the above F@sesaz,H,sl1
MONDAY. 18th inst, at pm.
JAS. I. BOURNE q CO, Agents,
1yll 80 Ne. u Ieffareor zfrasf
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STEAMBOATS,.
roR 81. LONG.

FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Company.
For Cairo and St EOufa-
CITY OF CAIR0...-..-..---..-...-Th Thompson master
This new and splendid passenger IT,
steam VIII leave Is aboYeo - =
MONDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
iyl2 q FLEsf. CALVERT. sup's.
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FoR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

Regular Tuesday ST. Francis River Packsf-FOr
Helena Mariana, Madison, Wittsburg
and all Way Landings.
MOLLIE HA MRIlETON, I. r. Bowman Masfar
sam. c. Paine, Shell and Clark, CLERKS.
VIII leave Memphis EVERY ~H-
TUESDAY, at . o'clock pm. i'.a.srEFIEsl
LARRY HAHESTAD, APenf
Jan u CITY WharfbOat. foot MOnros a.
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dEM?HES APPEAL.
OF LEGISLATION

The morality Of Congressional legisla-
ton Is strikiDgly exemplihed in two re-
spects. The effect of the ConfscatiOn
law, under which the lfe-interest Of a
party in lands is sold, is to make it for
the interest OF his heirs that he should
speedily die. His children may not
sgish that, and few are capable of
such a wish, but the law holds out to
them with unwearied hand permanent
bride to tempt them to do so. The effect
of the reconstruction acts Is to reconcile
freedmen to despotism and Military
Government, IS preferable to the do
minion of seallawsgism aud negroes.
What more can JAeoblnism do, to cor
rupt, and debase and demorslize peO-
pie? What is " corruption Of the Blood
which the Constitution prohibits,-wbat
is even that corruption Of the blood with
which man rots while living and be-
oueaths the putrid contamination to his
children, compared with that corruption
of the soul, which this DEVILS legislation
eudeavours to produce, in children who
long to be enriched by the death of their
fathers, and freemen who become ena-
incurred Of despotism and lose the in
stinets and habits Of thought Of men
born TO the heritage Of liberty?
Who Is there that cannot look round
him in his neighborhOod in the South
and find some man, once an ardent de-
eIaimer on the subject of the rights Of
freemen and the invaluable excellence
Of free government, and who, now pur
chased by the hope of pardon or the hope
of Office or the fear OF oppression, and
tainted and demoralizsd by the base
and aecursed influences OF CODgressiODal
legislation, has so sunken from his once
high estate as to grovel at the feet Of
No yer, and kiss the hand that smites
him n the mouth, and the feet that
trapnIa ,m down into the mire Of dis
honor?
The legislation that has for its object
to degrade and otShonor 3 people, to
corrupt and debase AID eontaminate
them, to destroy all sense - honor, all
pride, all heroic impulses, and ssSmp ana
crush them down to the low base teVeI
Of the ignorant negro, can hardly BE-
by words. It's object is to
kill the soul. With a few men it sue
eeeds, end spurns and despises them az
forwards. The Southern people, thank
God, and especially the tcoDlen of the
South, it cannot so subdue as that they
shall glory in their own shame and deem
political fellowship with their oppressors
an honor.
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILWAY

We are informed by Mr.. Thomas Fl.
Millington, Chief Engineer, that the
surveys for the above road have been
completed, and estimates made Of the
cost Of construction through O6iOn and
Dyer counties.
AS regards alignment, grade and cost,
the route is an exceedingly favorable
one, and the work Of such character as
to admit of its being cheaply and speed
lily executed.
The great enthusiasm with which the
citizens of these counties hailed the
prospect of a railroad, has settled down
into the full determination that it ought
TO, and shall, be built, with the least pos
sible delay, and to insure the early COM
pletiOn of this long desired road, the
vim with which subscriptions are being
made to the capital stock of the com
pany, leaves no doubt Of speedy success.
If the citizens OF Lsuderdale, Upton
and Shelby counties enter into tn
project with like zeal, there is no reason
why the road cannot he completed, and
the cars running from Paducah to Men,
phis within three years.
That such q eonsummation cannot
fail to be exceedingly beneficial in de-
veloping the vast agricultural resources
Of the country through which the road
passes, and Of adding largely to the COM
mereial prosperity of Memphis, viii be
admitted by all who win give the mat
ter that careful consideration its inn
portanee demands, and impress upon
those interested the necessity Of taking
immediate STEPS calculated to insure the
early completion Of this important thor
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bill, to amend the act Of March 25, 1884,
providing for carrying the mails from
the United States to foreign ports, was
concurred in; as was the Senete's amend
ment to the bill continuing the Freed
mems Bureau the Senate's amendment
TO the bill relating to the Supreme Court;
the SeBate's amendment to the bill for
the relief OF certain exporters Of Distilled
spirits, by striking out the word I" alco-
hol," were all concurred in.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-Cook, from
the Committee on Elections, called up
the contested case from the Ninth Con-
gressional District of Kentucky, of Nc
Kee against Young. The Committee re
ported that Young, who holds the certl-
ficate, was not duly elected, but that Me-
Kee, the contestant, was duly elected
that Young had furnished aid and coun-
tenaneed the rebels, and was not entitled
to take the oath of Office as 8 represent
alive.
Cook proceeded to argue the case IN
support OF the position Of the committee,
but was interrupted by message from
the President vetoing the bill for the ad-
mission Of Arkansas to representation.
The message having been read, the
Speaker stated the question to be the
will of the House on the reconsideration.
Stevens, of Pennsylvania, moved the
previous question, and 1t was seconded.
The vote resulted-yeas Ill, nays 81, q
strict party vote, the Speaker voting in
the affirmative.
The Speaker then announced that
two-thirds of the members having voted
in the affirmative on the reconsideration,
the bill had passed the House and would
be transmitted, with the objections of
the President, to the Senate for its ac-
ton.
Sehenek reported from the Committee
on Ways and Means q bill to change and
more effeetually secure the collection of
internal taxes on distilled spirits aud to-
bacco, and to amend the tax on banks.
He said by an order of the House he had
the right to proceed with the bill TO the
exclusion of all ether business, but he
would not ask the House to go on with
it now. He wished only to have it
printed, and gave notice that he would
call it up on Monday at o'clock.
The House will motion the Kentucky
election case on Monday.
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CASH CAPITAL OF S3,5OO,O 900.

Which viii be sufficient TO duplicate lines TO
all or nearly all the paying points reached BY
the present monopoly.
The presen Telegraph Companies Of the cOuu-
try have been consolidated into one huge
monopoly, and are now earning over
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS per year, or
over one hundred per cent. on the actual cost
OF their lines, their present capital having been
Watsred over ONE THOUSAND per cent.
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY
have recognition nom the United States
Government of the importance OF their enter
prise, with grant Of the most valuable fran
chisss ever conferred upon telegraph COM
pany. No competing line has ever had tbs
right nov granted BY Congress TO this company
% construct and operate lines over every
RAILROAD and MAIL EOUTE in the United
states The position CT this company differs
from that OF any company ever before organ
lied. The question of the RIGHT OF WAY Is
FOREVER SETTLED.
The stockholders OF this company cannot be
sold out or TRANSFERRED TO any other
company. The act Of Congress under which
this company has been organized, prohibits
any transfer OF the franchises granted.
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The corn crop and Dry weather.

The Corn Crop and Dry Weather.
From almost every section, the alarm
is given of " great drouth." Yet, We
have rarely seen corn have better
color. 1t needs rain, but the dry
weather, which has been most acceptable
for wheat, has not yet injured it and will
not, if it be properly cultivated.
At Point Coupee, on tie lQlh, there
was general complaint Of the prevailing
drouth, and fears were entertained Of
injury to the corn crop. II any farmer
should see this, let him remember that
corn can thrive with very little rain, pro-
vlded the ground is kept well stirred.
THE drier the season, the more work "
never yet has been known TO fail in Sc
curing 3 good crop.
Corn sends out long roots in search Of
sustenanee. While the ground should
be broken up as deeply as the plow can
be driven and drawn, the surface
should sfterWard be well stirred, that
the deWs may the more readily pene-
trate, and fulfill their mission, and not
as is too frequently the case, be absorbed
by the next day'ssunshine, having foun
8 dry crust intercepting them from the
feelers OF the plant struggling in every
direction In search of food, far below the
SURFACE. Nor should the exploded notion
-~ssii Of eFqYding the earth around the
p cue frst sst Of braces or spurs be-
ing covered u -. ~.
second set. 1t is al -
to support the weight of e. - hand
with proper culture, it is sure -
Hoeing is too slow work for eornfie.~
and requires too many hands. A Guilt
water OF q shovel pillow, well handled will
answer every purpose, and keep the
ground in proper condition.
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TO Be MADE.

One per cent OF the Stock VIII be required on
subscribing, and subsequent calls, not 70 sz-
coed i've per cent. per month, wiz be made BY
the Board OF Directors, from time 70 time, as
may be necessary, to supply funds 20 construct
and equip the lines but no calls viii be made
aflsr the one per cent Is paid, until the EN-
TIRE CAPITAL STOCK shall have been sub
scribed.
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DIR. s. M WHEATON.

VIE are prepared to All orders for every de-
w seription OF Fruit, Flowers and Orna-
mental Trees. Grape and Strawberry Vines and
Hot House Plants, Roses, ETC.. etc.
Our stock Is made mp OF the best selections
which can be gotten up IN Europe or America.
We solicit correspondence from all who pur-
chase trees IN large or small Quantities, or any
who wish TO adOrn their places with choice and
rare Flowers and shrubs.
so First-class Landscape Gardener.
Flowers for Bouquets and Wreaths always
on hand.
ss- Descriptive Catalogues. with prices and
all necessary information, VIII be furnished by
APPLYING personally. or by letter to
oaSl dsE n JOHN TRENT q co.
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We are also prepared to execute ALL KINDS
of printing for Insurance Agents In Superior
style.
Importance Of Hair as an Ornament

UYITHoUT A FINE HE'D OF HAIR NO
wv woman can be really beautiful. without
this browning excellence OF beautiful hairs no
lady can obtain without buying II at MADAME
LAVIGNE. Call and see for yourselves for
artistic styles and elegance, at 2Se l-2 Main
street, upstairs opposite Court square.
N. B. Wigs, ChignonB, etc., Hair Cutting IN
any stvie. done By the professor:
Epae azn y. LAVtdHh'
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CORNER OF MONROE.
LADIEs' SALOON UP STAIRS.

n GORGE M. THEW, ASSIGNEE OF THE
" President, Directors and Company OF the
Bank of Augusta. In Equity. IS aren't
bald Boggs and Others, Creditors OF said Cor
II appearing TO the Court, by afidsylt fled In
pursuance OF the rule OF Court. that Thomas
Branch, James r. Branch, of the State OF Vir-
ginia; William DOugherty, John A. James,
William 9. Peters, Clinton ]. Brown, Miles u.
Thomas H. Clarke, Benjamin @. Yancey, James
8. Hamilton, Stevens Thomas, Albtn z. Dear
ing, Young L. q. Harris, Robert Thomas, Ben
iaHlin r. Hardeman Millege Murphy, William
Cline, Charles o. Gilman, Andrew ]. Cheezy,
John G. Lee, Willis K1lgOre, John Carter, WI
liam H. Murphy. Jasper N. PitInan, John ".
OF Georgia, other than Richmond county !;
Thomas J. Mackle, OF South Carolina Robert
A. W ash, of Missouri; william Sheppard, OF
Alabama John RaInage and Hugh Meisaes OF
Tennessee; John d. O'Leary, OF kentucky /;
and Benjamin +. Allen, of Iswa or Wisconsin !;
reside out OF the county OF Richmond, IN which
the above case, which has been fled in the
Clerks Office of tais Court, FeturnaDie to June
Term, 1858, Of said Court, has originated /: 1t Is
therefore ordered that a copy Of this order be
served upon the said defendants, or published
once q week for six weeks in some public gazette
In the states of Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee,
Kentucky, Virginia, Missouri, Iowa or Wiscon-
sim or an acknowledgment Of service be OBJ
teined from said defendants, and that the said
al the said June Term, 1865, of this Court, or in
default thereof, that said bill be taken A. con-
fessed against said defendants, and that said
cause do then proceed without them.
GEORGIA, RIcH4oEO COUNTY,
Clerks Office, Superior Court:
l. Lafayette McLaws, Clerk of said Court, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy
Of the order of said Court IN the case stated, as
recorded February Is, 1858, upon the Minutes Of
'"' Witness my official signature and
IsEALl seal Of said Court this Esd day OF
LAFAYETTE McLAWs
mas lawSW Clerk $. G.. r. C.. Ga
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NOTICE.

A CERTIFICATE OF Shares OF German Ma
~ tional Bank stock, No. s., Issued 70 FRANK
Meier August 2, 1856, having been lost or stolen,
an persons are warned not 70 trade FOR the
same and notice Is hereby giYed that 1haFs
applied TO the Bank for new esr1n caLes
nam ~ FRHp, Il WARMER,
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
II e r NJ s
CITY DIRECTORY.


AAAMAGEa
W H Passuore & Go 80 Second.
A. NJ. StOddard q Co.. - Second.
a s. Levy & o., ~ Second, Jefferson BLOCK
BANKS.
Citizens Union BANK, cor. Main and Jen'
Peoples Bank OF Tennessee, y hadison-
Meuaphis CITY Savings InstiiiOn, 10 Jefferson.
First National Bank, Il Madison.
jackson Insurance Company ~ Madlsons
BOOK ST0R -.
c. .ChanlberIin a Co, Bank Books, lg7 Msin
Church & Co., BIS Main.
a. Wade & Co., - Main.
ROoFs ANB SHOES.
App & Lutz, 151S Jefferson.
CARRIAGES, BUGGEES, ETC.
A. P Morgan, is Third, corner "sshington.
" !. Bruce & Co.. q and 50 Monroe.
WouduIE 4 Co l78 Nam.
r. o. Bradley. 81 sIain. Js1Eson Block.
COAL DEALERS.
,N;riey. hellersh & Co, . South Court.
BEsPEHsARF.
q RusselIs, ~ North Court.
DENTISTS.
: Hln,op- Is Main street, Clay bulidlng'
DRUGGISTS. @
Cdandler.& Co, - NAN.
I'D. stiles & Co, d Sc Nop1.-
GROCER. SsS,.ss9 E.-o,. -
FarEason & Clay, WhOlesaIl : - r rom ~
Webo. Mitchell & Co. WhoIes., 4e, - Union
&. W. Sturdivsnt q Co, ls2 From. -,
Martin ALI & Co, wholesale. ~ +. N1''
Brooks, eely & Co, 20 Front.
Spicsr sharpe, 50 Main.
CsGIoreath. stewart & Co, No. lltS Union.
Victor ID. Fucns Fish Depot, Al Jefferson Sc.
Mercer, Ware q TalIey. lsi aain.
HARDWARE, STOVES, ETC.
Allison Brothers, 20 Front.
Jukes & scott. s,lSO, Tin ware, SO Second.
Charles stout & Bro, II Second.
l.. Robbins 8 Bradley, % Second.
McCOmbs Co. "a ldaln street.
Orgiil Bros. q CO., 80 Front.
ID. Wetter q Co, - and ID Monroe.
HIDES AND LEATHER.
L Rocscher. also Findings, S251S Main.
Geo. PhiIler & Co. Adams, near river.
HUMAN HAIR AND WIGS.
f. Lavigne, 25slS Main. See advertisement.
Mrs. NJ. l.. hOdner, SO Main.
INSURANCE
PheniX Fire, Travellers Lie, and Accident
81 r Clark & Co.Agts Fire and Marine. Mana
gers Branch OF KnickerOOsker Life, 2 Madison.
H. T. TOmlinson, General Agent, Il Madison.
Peoples Insurance CO. ". B. 6IreenlaW, PTest-
dent: :. P. Read, Secretary, 10 Madison st.
Il. a. LittleIon 4 Co. Agency, Y Madison
Nredenbu q sylvester, - Madison.
n. Western Mutual Lie, J. 5. Chaplin, Agent,
st. Louis Mutual Life, Mcmahon q Otis,
Agents, IS Madison.
JEWELLERY. WATCHES AND DIAMONDS
Merriman, Byrd a Co, 255 Msin.
Pooley, Barnum Co.. cor. Court and Main.
LIQUGR DEALERS.
Nathan Bros. & Co., 244 Front.
A Vaccar6 & Co., 81 Front.
LUMBEK DEALERS.
Moore, Eade1 & Co, S5S and $50 Second.
Cubbins, Gum Coover, rlsning MIL, leS
" Washington.
Power & Mccoy, IS Second, cor jefferson.
Mattress Mandatory.
Louis Keith, lSS and IS Jefferson.
MEMPHIS STEAM DKEIEG.
b. A. Hollenbsrg. az Beal and go Second.
MILLINERY.
l. Kremer. Importer Fancy Goods, 253 Main.
Mrs 81. {. Hunter, al Main.
SEWING MACHINES.
Grover & Baker, SO Main.
star shuttle, % second.
TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC,
I. Happek, So Main.
TOBACCONISTSs
L. Newburger & Bro, 90 Main.
ThurmOud, Foster g Co, Monroe
Edmonds PetIlgrew & Co, 80 front.
Mayer MarzhuefZ Il Co, cor. Jefferson & md.
UEBERTAHEfSS.
&c. Hoist & Co, Sd Main.
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Quickest Route TO New 10rK
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CITIES
Is BY THE
Memphis 4 Louisville B. Z. Line
Summer Schedules, June, 1868.
Double Daily Through Traln

Both Trains connect for NASHVILLE.
The 400 D M connects for Cairo and st. Louis,
arriving at 81. LOUIS at i:30 p N. next daY.
THROUGH TICKETS
At reduced rates, can be procured at COmpany's
once, 23516 Main street, and at Depot, head OF
Main street.
BS- Baggage Checked at Depotor by the Asnl-
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Phi
Vats Residences, or board boats 70 all pIin-
cipal points East and North.
SAM. 3. JOSES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent. Je8
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Internal Revenue Taxes.

COLLECTORS OFFICE srH DIST. TEEE,
MENlPHIs, June 5, 1855.
LTOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
N Itst OF Taxes on Income Business or fIo-
fessions Carriages, Watches, etc, etc, ior rms
nsfrief has been returned 20 me BY the Asses
soT' and an persons are notified that said Taxes
are now due and payable.
made before the LIST dag OF July, Al my ONCE OF
addftiOual costs and penalties Vii accrue
lei ROLFE :. SAUNDERS Collector,
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Speaking Of the late negro enleate
ia Houston, the Galveston Dispdtch cor
rectly says Once for all let tAe black
men understand they must not consti-
tute themselves the champions and pro-
tectors Of every offender Of their color
arrested, nor must they resort to acts OF
violence because they are free.
About this time Galveston Is troubled
with an excess of ineendisrtes. me
citizens talk of imprOvising mode OF
getting rid of some Of them. Burglaries
are frequent, and burglars are to be
treated the same way.
Charles +. Wood, the young woman
who wore mems clothes in New York,
for five years, without her sex being
suspected, is to appear in the courts IS
prosecutor, in order to determine
whether 8 woman may not with impu-
nifty wear any clothes abe chooses.
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Dissolution OF CopartneFshIp.

Northumberland heretofore trading under tn
L name OF LIE aMAN q CO., Memphis, Tenn,
and LEHMAN q JOHNSON, Holly Springs,
Misa., give not.ce that said firms and partner
ships are this day dissolved by mutual consent.
CYRUS JOHNSON,
]. 9. JOHNSON,
Il. w. LEHMAN.
Memphis, June ls, 1855. jslsa