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MISSIsSIPPI.

Only one man with white face
voted the Radical ticket in DeSOto
county, and be has since picked up his
carpet-bag and put out FOR Arkansas.
The fernando Press OF the slh says
Complaints from all quarters of our
country are, that the bloody and dry
murrain is killing up the cattle to great
extent we have heard of several rene
dies being used 10 sonae success. For the
bloody murrain uses solution OF eoppeFsa,
and for dry murrsin use piece Of bacon
wrapped In cabbage leaf. Both reme-
dies are simple and within the reach Of
everybody.
The editors Of the Press have eaten
bread made from new wheat ct the mills
of Robertson, Mitchell & Co., near Her.
nando. They pronounce the bread equal
to any made from the best Harrison
brand Of -four.
The Canton Mail publishes list Of
one hundred names of black men who
voted the Democratic ticket In that place
at the recent election.
The Jackson Clarion Of the 9Th con-
tains the following obituary 4" Died
at jackson, Miss, on the morning Of
July 4. 1868, OF too much Constitution,
the Stote Journal, aged about six
month";"
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past few weeks has been remarkably dry
and warm, the thermometer on one or
two days running up as high IS 9eo. The
crops are looking pretty well, but are
suffering for the want Of rain, and if 1t
does not come soon the corn crop will be
materially shortened, IL not almost en-
tirely cut off. Two or three good rains,
however, st proper intervals would pro-
duce one of the finest corn crops ever
raised in Clark county.
-Fhe Somerville (Tenn.) Falcon Of
the 9th, says: On Monday last We had a
shower of rain which served to lay the
dust, and for the time cool the stmos-
phere, bat was hardly sufficient to be of
much benefit to corn, cotton and veget-
sbles. In various sections of the county
we learn an abundance of rain has fallen
within the last few days, which has
greatly improved the growing crops.
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CITY DIRECTORY.


AUCTION.
VIII. Passnore & Co 80 Second.
A. N. Stoddsrd 4 Co, So Second.
A.s.LeVy q Coz q s9sSno' JEFFERSON BLOCK
Citizens Union Bank, cor. Main and Je1.
Peoples Bank Of Tennessee, Y Madison.
Memphis City Savings Ins.iuon, Is Jefferson
Flrst Rational Bank, "a Madison.
jackson Insurance Company, 10 Madison.
BOOK STORES.
CT. Chamberlin s Co., Blank Books, ls7 Main
Church & Co, SIS Msin.
Il. Wade & Co, 2S3 Main.
Doors AND SHOES.
ADD & Lutz, I51E Jefferson
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETC.
A. p. Morgan. ass Third, corner TashinFton.
= n 81 Bluce 8 Co. 81 ana - Monroe.
WOOdr1f & Co, l59 Main.
n O. Bradley, 81 Main. Jackson BLOCK.
COAL DEALERS.
Fsuiev. MeIiersh & Co, % South Court.
BESPENSARX.
Dr. J. B. Russells, 4 North Count.
DENTISTS.
q. Hiuson, Z8 Main street, Clay Building.
DRUGGISTS.
Chandeliers Co., Is Main.
FURNITURE.
I'D. stiles & Co., Rs2 second.-
GROCERIES,.
Fargsson & Clay, Wholesale, SIS Front.
webb. Mitchell & Co, Wholesale. Is Union.
L. W. Sturdivant q Co, lo1 'front.',
Martin Walt a Co., wholesale " Front
spicer 8 sharpe. So Main. 90, r--.,
Victor ID. Fuchs, Fish Depot Il Jeuerson ST.
Mercer, Ware & T6lley. lsa Main.
HARDWARE, STOVES, ETC.
Allison Brothers, go Front.
Iukes & Scott, also, TtnwsTeY so Second
Charles stout Bro.t y second;
L. Robbins @ Bradley, = second
SeCOmbs q Co., 324 Main street.
r. " Bros, & Coz 81 Front
9gIs1, Ntsr a Co., IS and 10 Monroe.
a. a F.E-
- also Findings, S251I Main.
L tsoSSso il, CO.. Adams, near river.
Geo. f5illsI a. CAB AND WIGS.
r - = 5golz "&sn. Rse advertisement.
Nm. NJ. L. Hodner, - SSCr
60, NJ Tr..,-oIo-,s vAfe, and Accident
rs co S, b P. Butler, Agent, NJ $500 &c.
s r CLARK q CO.Agt's Fire ana = - Ns5json.
rers Branch of kniciler 30 .keT LII - Nf-55ec-,
ii. n. ToInlfnson, General Agent, =. 49,
Peoples Insurance CO. W. Is. STreen1A - -
lent; 5. p. Read, Secretary ID madison.
Vredenburg q Sylvester, z MADISON.
n. Western Mutual Lie, }. 5. Chaplin, Agent
: 81 i ni Ionis Mutual Life, McMahon a Otis.
Agents. 48 Madison.
IRwELRY, WATCHES ARD DiAhOAOS
Merriman, BYRD Co, rs Main.
Pooley, Barnum & Co., coz. Court ana MALI
z L. Aichot, S571s a1ain.
LIGUGR DEALERS.
Nathan Bros. z Co, "a FROM.
A. VaccarS & Co., 81 Front.
LUMBER DEALERS.
Moore, Eader & Co, S5S and so second.
Cubbins. Gum & COoyer, rlsning Mil, l6o I
Washington
Power & Mccoy, Is Second, cor. Jefferson.
Mattress HRnuizct0Fy.
Louis Keith, lss and 60 Jefferson.
MEMPHIS sTEAsE DEEING.
B. A. Houenberg, 10 BesI and go Second.
MILLINERY.
L. Kremer, Importer Fancy Goods, 25S Main. [
Mr. N. c. Hunter, 81 Main.
BENIEtz MACHINES.
Grover s Baker, 800 Main.
star Shuttle, 294 Second.
TRUHES, VALESES, ETC.
!. Happek, $50 Main.
TORACCOEIBTSs
l. Newburger s. Bro, 81 Main.
Thurmond, Foster & Co.. Monroe,
ldmonds, Petugrew & Co., sos front.
MAYER Marshuetz & Co., cor Jefferson & End. 4
UNDERTAKES.
J. Q. Hoist q Co, 80 Main,
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NURSERIES,.
WHEATON, NURSERY
Two NILES South Of Memphis on
Horn Lake Road.
sOHN TRENT. WADDY THOMPSON.
JoHR TRENT q CO.,
PEOPRIETORs,
SUCCESSORS TO
mr. s. IA. WHEATON.

ME are prepared 70 iii riders isss FOR syeTy de-
w -. - 49, crane ard strsWt,srry Vines and
Eot Touss Plants, Roses. etc, ~ .,.-.,
oar stock Il made mp OF the Deet se, 1900, t.oL1
We -cslteft es,rrespo ndence nom al WHO p1I-
49, t,.e.es in large or small quantities on ely
WHO wish 20 sdorn tlleir pdl.cea 7" m 0i9' -
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sss- First-class Landscape 9eIdenef. -,
Flowers for Bouquets and Nre&tLh always
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Internal Revenue Taxes.

COLLECTIONS OFFICE srE Drsr. TESE.,l
MEMPHIS, June 3, 1858. !
ATOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual
IN List Of Taxes on IncQme Business or fIo-
fesstons. Carriages Watches, etc, etc, for this
District has been returned 10 me by the Asses
eor and all persons are notified that said Taxes
ara now due and payable.
Payments In this city and county must be
uaede before the LIST day of JAY at my Office, OF
additional cpsta and penalties VIII sc1rue.
- RpLFE r. sAUHpERs, Collector,
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EUNoMIANs
OF LaGrange SynOdleal College.

IT has been thought advisable to hold meet.
Il ing for the disposition OF cur Society Prop.
erty. The meeting wiz be held al Oxford
Miss, In the University Chapel, on WEDNES
DAY, June "a 1858 1t is hoped that all the
members viii attend, or communicate theil
isisIT IAMEs D. WEST. President.
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MAYDWELL & ANDERSON,
NJ AR BE DIRK 8.
No. SO linton Street,
Bstvean Second and Third
THE LIFE AND RETAINS
Gen. WILLIAM T. HASKELL
Now being compiled and arranged
By Rev. R. H. RIVER s.
THE LIFE AND REMAINS
Gen. WILLIAM T. Haskell

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Gen. HASKELL was one OF the most brilliant
men and eloquent orators that Tennessee has
ever given TO our common country, This viii
be shown not only. by a brief and truthful
narrative Of the chief incidents Of his eventual
life, but by presenting the reader with his Pc
mains, consisting OF Poems, EsssTs letter.
ard Orations
II the personal r1en1s and admirers OF the
great 1eapessesan VIII subscribe literally at
once, the work can be delivered by Novam-
Der, 1858.
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Our stock of Blank Books, Paper. Stationery,
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We also offer for sale q splendid four horse
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Also, enc OF Roberts make Of Hsfringis pat
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HAIR GcaDs.
Importance Of HaiT as an Ornament

rrTRnIJT A FINE HEAD or HAIR NO
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Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The 400 pm connects for Cairo and st. Louis
arriving at ST Louis ct J:So p N. next daV.
THOUGH TICKETS
Atreduced rates, can be procured at Compa1yfs
once, 2SzZ Main street, and at Depot, head OF
Main street.
ES- Baggage Checked at Depotor By the Mem
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Vste Residences, OF on board boats, to al prfn-
cipal points East and North.
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The tobacco crop of Virginia Is IN.
usually backward, aud Is suffering
greatly trona ths ay.
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OF HERNANDo ms. Co.

OFFICE OF FERNANDO ms. CO.,
" MEMPHIS. June a. 1858.
this Company, for the ensuing year, VIII be
held by the stockholders, at the ONCE of the
Company, on AONDA1s JULY 18th prox., be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock q M and pm
ia2ftA BEN MAY Secretary
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The fernando Press Of the 9th says
The farmers have harvested the wheat
crop and toe yield was very small to
what was anticipated, the average being
about six bushels. The ost crop is spoken
OF as being extra fine, and the yield will
| be heavy. The corn crop is somewhat
cut short from the recent drouth, but II
good rains can be had in few days the
turnout will be very good. The cotton
| is looking well and growing, bat needs
as 3 general thing more rain.
The same paper adds; Pleasant sum-
mer showers have fallen this last week,
/ in different parts of the county, which
have done q vast deal OF good to corn
/ ana cotton,
The Selma ALA. Tines Of Friday,
! SAYS: The promise or rain yesterday was
/ better than for two weeks past, but the
day passed over with only few drops to
cheer our hearts. The country here
abouts is literally burning up. Gardens
are past care. The corn crop in this vie
cinity is cut short fully ene-third already,
and cotton ia beginning to suffer. We
! want rain.
The New Orleans Times of the 9th,
says: The sdvice5 from the interior in
/ regard to cotton, corn and sugar are
I aTE
complaints in regard to drouth. It ia
| hoped sufiscient corn will be raised for
! local consumption. Ii would be 3 great
result II Louisiana should raise sufficient
corn for home consumption. This is not
/ to be expected. From all accounts, there
will be very little corn wanted in the
Southwest this year from Northwestern
/ gFanaFles. However, send il forward I;
| the greater supply ard stock in our mar
/ ket, the more encouragement will ts
| held forth for buyers and shippers for
/ foreign account to visit our market. We
| should have In the regular business sea-
son, in our market, stocks of corn from
! 100000 to 100000 barrels, with good
! supplieG OF meats and provisions. Then
| our market could be depended On 20
meet orders for ship loads.
The Monroe tLa.) LI1tellioencer of q
| late date says: We have never expert
enced so long drouth at this season, as
now. Since the 10th of May, it has not
| Esiasd in this neighborho0d, and the
prospects sFe not favorable for a change,
But the crops are looking better than
usual after such long continued dry
weather. The cotton has not suffered,
! end looks well. Corn is not generally
good, though plenty will be made for the
quantity cultivated. Our gardens and
orchards are suffering very much, and
Unless we have Tain soon, we will be de-
prived Of vegetables.
The Vicksburg Herald of the 9th,
says; The drouth has sadly injured the
crops of corn Ia this vicinity. The cot
ton does not seem to have suffered as
much, and is In consequence in cleaner
condition than we have seen since the
var. Planters were for while appre-
hensigs that the worm would again
blight their / 'ospects, but with the ex-
eeption of 3 wv which came early In
the season, " have heard nothing OF
their dread apI sch. Rain has visited
different portion Sf the country recent
ly, and seems TO have impaired a little
additional life to the dropping corn.
More rain Is needed.
The Southern Standard, Of AFkadel-
nhis, Ark, says; Tbs weather for the
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dEMPHES APPEAL

WE do not publish the following letter
to become its endorser, for we are quite
sure that there has not been and is not
now any intention on the part of the
Conservative men of Memphis to slight
or act independently of their friends in
the country. We publish it, because,
whenever there is discomfort or misun-
Outstanding among those engaged in the
same cause, it is wise to make it known
at once, that the cause, IL there be any,
may be removed; and If none, that by
explanations harmony may be restored.
We join in no censure, expressed or i'm
piled; but it is best that the impression
Of which the letter is evidence, should
be known, that mischief may be pre-
vented:
NEAR WHITES sTATIoN, N. & G. R. b.,
GEN. ALBEIT PIKE:
Dear Sir: 1 noticed in your paper of
to-day an article taken from the AvG-
ldnche signed Voter" and q reply by
yourself as President of the Shelby
County Democratic Club. For the pur-
pose Of keeping down division in the
Conservative element Of the county,
thought best to drop you individually
few hints ia time, that you may reconcile
all, city aad county. Before the war
there was unity OF action with the people
of the city and county. In our meet
ings We all met and consulted, and there
fore the parties were represented in
county and city. Since the war it has
been very different, as you are apprised.
II you will reflect, the city has repre-
sented the whole county in everything.
We in the country are never consulted,
but expected to unite with the city, and
give 1t every Office. This is not as it was
before the war. The city did not then
call meetings for the whole county and
set the time at Z or s o'clock at night,
thereby preventing the. country people
from participating in them. 1 think
when you examine into the matter it has
al originated here.
1 merely write for you and the good
Of US all. We are all Wings in this Dis
trict, and sensitive; but no office-seek-
ers among us. Yours truly and in haste,
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R q S S ELLIS
DiSpeHsary, IndrmaFY and Drug Store,
Nos. 40 and Al North Court ST.,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

M64hr h1ot TEN " Ec5EE.
nR. RUSSELLS DIsPENSARY AND IN
IL PRIMARY, the largest and oldest institu-
In 1863, pleasantly located at Nos 40 and IL
north side OF Court Square, Memphis, Tenn, Is
open for the reception OF patients desiring
treatment aud the comforts of q home while
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Quick, thorough and permanent cures guaran-
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fog7
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IMPORTANT to PLANTERS.

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Druggists, Memphis, Tennessee:
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RECEIVERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY

NOTICE Is hereby given that as Receiver, ap-
~ pointed by the Circuit Court or Crittenden
county, Arkansas, IN the case of John II. Wag-
gener VS.. o. p. Lyles, Trustee et ais, will sell,
to the highest bidder, at MOUND CITY, AR
KANSAS, on
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE
In BUSINESS.

HAvING determined to reHnquish business
III ir Memphis, we offer our entire stock for
aaIa until tee l0sa Of Jlly, canaistine OF q
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We republish this poem from the APPEAL OF
the year 1860. When 1t was Published, the suthor
being then wholly unknown to Us, We thought
it the finest poem that had been written in
connection with the great struggle of the South
for independence. We think SO yet, and there
a,fsel, ouair4.
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In fact we are able to execute everything in
the Printing Line, IN style and at prices en-
tirely satisfactory TO our customers, and hope
that the public mayex;end to us liberal share
of their patronage. JAMS
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Ayers Cherry PectoraI,

For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
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Probably never before in the whole history of
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