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NEW YORK.
General Grant Avoids Visitors General
Sherman Mr.. Raymoads FaaeFaL
lhe Gabaa Sensation Recruiting The
SWedenbOrgian Convention

NEW YORK, June l9.-President
Grant VIII remain TIL Monday. He
avoids visitors, and sees but few of
those who call on him.
Gen. Sherman, who is also here I j.
1T his expressed desire relieved VI
bOres.
The funeral services OF Mr.. Ray
mond are appointed for Monday afier-
noon, at the church at the corner of
University Place and Tenth street.
The sensation story, published this
morning, that a force of 2j00 men left
last night for Cuba Is unfounded,
though it is considered certain thar
some troops viii soon leave this city
The men enlisted in Philadelphia num-
Der only four hundred, and have not
yet got away, as the vessel is under
going repairs al New York and will
not 90 to Philadelphia until next
week. Recruiting fer the Cuban army
is reported 70 he quite brisk in this
city. r..
The Swedenborgian Convention ad-
Journed to-day, TO meet next June in
Philadelphia, after the election for Of
fieers had been held.
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

While the CubanS are reinforcing
their army with men and ammuni-
ton the Spaniards are fighting among
themselves. . a ITH
Minnie Hauck'9 success in Hol-
land has led to an offer of two years
engagement at the Vienna Grand
Opera, which she has accepted.
The Brazilians are as far of rs
ever from the conquest of Paraguay.
Lopez does not seem to have lost any
of his courage, energy or rapidity of
movements. 1t may be that the peO-
pie of Brazil viii sooner or later see
the folly of such war.
Tho Lancaster Pa.) H.teHigelcer
of Wednesday last says: We came
back from our trip through Virginia
into Tennessee fully convinced that
all the vast West does not offer such
inducements to emigrants as does the
country of which our notes give but q
vague description. We assure our
readers, in all good conscience, and
without the slightest thing to bias our
opinion, that no part of the United
States which we have ever seen (and
we have been all over the West
more than Onee) presents 50 many
combined advantages as do Virginia
and Tennessee. Whoever may 90 to
either of these States, be he farmer or
mechanic, cannot fail to do well if he
uses ordinary industry. sgd E'ao i5l /
"A correspondent, describing the
recent ball Of the Middies, says: At
tention returned to Sherman and the
President. The former was awkward,
and bold as awkward, suggesting an
oyergrown countrymani in his first set,
and taking steps like his soldiers
marching to the sea. Grant was an
object for tears and compassion. He
was asawkward and conscious and worea
simpering, scared look on his face that
moved your heart. Every figure was to
him the Wilderness over again, and
more fearful. He turned away too
soon from his partner, and turned to
the next lady, holding up his hands
appealingiy, like an innocent kitten
with its burnt paws, and lost himself
constantly almost beyond recovery.
For every step he took he seemed he
would prefer facing another DOnelson,
The duties of high office had Worn
him considerably. Its pleasure threat
Fened to be his coup de grace. . { ''7o--
+ 1.-The New York Times (RaGica1l
SAYS: We fear that if the Republicans
take up the cry of g War with Eng
land vas a means of party success,
the Democrats win far out cry them
in that direction. The Democracy
cannot only get up a cry of the loud
est and fiercest kind, but, leaders
can urge on Fenian raids into Canada
as way of opening hostilities, and if
this be not enough, they can vote IN
Congress for peremptory WAR In fact,
they can outdO the administration
party onsSery- point in this respect,
for they are not responsible, like the
ADMINISTRATION party, for the carrying
out oftheir own programme. It twould
doubtless be a very fine thing TO bring
the Irish Americans over to the Re
publican, side;l but to do, this the
Democrats must be beaten on their
own ground-which they can't be. y
lserars rFfrfN IN
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WASHINGTON
destruction Of Illicit DistiIsries, ste.

WAsHINGToN. June I9, 1861
Reports were received to-day from
Revenue officers in East Tennessee,
North Carolina and Virginia, cOm-
municating the seizure and destTuc-
ton Of sixty Illicit distilleTie5 in those
localities within the past four weeks.
The work is rendered exceedingly
difficult and dangerous, owing to the
remoteness of the District and the
desperate character Of those engaged
In the business, and Gen. Sherman
has directed the military, wherever a
force can be spared, TO render all the
assistance in their power TO the Reve-
nue. officers.
In consequence. of the great difficult
ty encountered by the Revenue Off
GERS in Philadelphia, in their attempts
20 suppress numerous cOntraband dis
tilleries, application has been made
10 the Secretary Of the Navy, for a
squad of MARINES to aid the local con-
stabulary.
To-day, in the District Circuit Court,
in the case of W. +. Smithson vs.. Ed
win Stanton, an action for sc, 900 for
false imprisonment, Judge Hughes
hled a motion for an inspection of the
orders, letters and documents referred
TO in the pleas Of the defendant, and
Judge Wylie reversed his decision.
The Bricklayers' Union has eX-
PEELED six OF its members because they
persist In working with two negroes
at the Navy Yard here
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FOREIGN.
Passage Uf the irish Church Bill to second
reading.

| III SD TFTTT " .E ll ,.
LoNDoS, June l9.-The Great East
ern has left Portland for Brest, from
whence she viii soon sail on the cable
laying expedition.
In the House OF Lords, last night,
after the close of the report, Lord
Gains spoke against, and Lord Hat
terly and Earl Granville in favor of
the bill amid great excitement. The
lease, nj three o'clock this morning,
passed the Irish Church bill to its sec
ond reading, by the following vote:
aye 179 nay 40. Upon the announce
ment of the vote the widest enthusi-
aSm prevailed on the Liberal side of
the House, which was taken up by
the partizans in the Hobbies and the
crowds outside the building. The
Lords Immediately adjourned
ATHENS, June l9.-The King
opened the session of the New Cham
bers with a speech, He announced
that new laws would be required for
the reorganization of the educational
system of the country. lie said that
it was the intention of the nation to
fulfill her monthly obligations, and
tuciFiDft tuEttiti utNtiDIlLtlItS vi ilCI
resources was desirable, and in that
connection he proposed cutting ship
canal through the IsthmuS of COrinth.
PARIS, June I9.-Eight hundred
persons, arrested here during the
recent disturbances, caused by the
election, have been discharged. Thirty
are stiR kept in confinement.
The Nicial paper of to-day pub
fishes the following: \ crowd of peO-
pie attended the funeral Of the rioters
who were killed here recently i'm the
political disturbance. There was no
disorder manifested. q #-H..
MADRID, June 1a.-I@ the CorteS
yesterday, REVERB administered the
oath Of Regency to Marshal jSerrano.
There We're loud yivas for the Regent
and national sovereignty, bat no dis
turbances as were apprehended. The
following j. the new Cabinet aS far as
has been announced; Gen Prin,
Secretary of War and President of the
Ministry; Silva, Secretary of State;
Herrera Grace, Minister Of Justice.
II is said that the Government is op-
posed to the proposed deduction III
The Rentes and only sanctions the dcs-
TuctiOn Of the five per cents. on ac
count Of the interest and debt.
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FROM ST LOUIS.
Indians turaed T0baeconists A Preacher
ina Serape.

sh LoUls, hmei9.-A private lei-
Ter from Fort Snsnh, Ark, says that
extensive tobaneO factories are now in
full operation in the ChOctaw and
Cherokee Indian Territories, free from
tax, and making money hand over
tlst. One Of the factories i within
three miles Of Fort Smith. E
A quincy, H., dispatch says Rev.
Jo. Save Of that city, accused some
time since Of ofattempting improper in
tinnaces with a young lady, was eX-
PEELED from the Christian Church, at
Camp Point, H., on the 18th, for con-
duct unbecOming Il gentleman and a
christian.
"A Denver dispatch says eX-Secretary
Seward and party arrived there yes
terday. They were serenaded by the
G. A. r. last night. They leave to
day for the mountains,
Struggling bands Of NavajOes are
committing depredations on the Rio
Grande and in Eastern Arizona.
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IN MEM0RiAM.

p =
MRS. NJ E. HOLLAND-0n Thursday ar
ternoon OF the week that has just come 10 a
close, as the rays OF the setting sun fingered
amidst The flowers and forest trees or Elm
wood there was eommittedto the earth the
frail but beautiful form OF one Of the purest
and gentlest spirits this earth has ever known.
Upon the burial caslzet- that contained this
treasure, amidst the profusion OF flowers
with which loving hands had strewn It. was
simple tablet. upon which were inscribed
the Words Mrs. N. Z. HOLLAND, died June
lG, 1859, aged y years. And. as with words
Of solemn PRAYER and benedietiOn, the pre-
cious remains were committed 70 The dust
there were few eyes that were not dimmed
with sorrow, and sew hearts that did not
swell with grief. r7 1870. -IG 1--al
To a stranger it W ould be impossible to eoa-
vey any Just estimate Of her true character
and worth; for the qualities that won an,i
held our hearts were 50 delicate in their pa
rity, SO retiring in their modest and ehaste
beauty that they could be fully known onIy
to thosh who shared the iBtin1aeieS OF her
heart. Beneath the parental roof in the
brotherhood and sisterhood Of loving hearts
they were known and appreciated, fnr there.I
her love and tenderBess-ller gentleness and
truth-her pure and trusting spirit made hdf
the idol OF All hearts; and the sainted mend
Ties OF her holy llfs VIII abide in fragrance
there 50 long as life endures. In the spring
Of lss77sbe was united upon profession Of her
faith in Christ with the second Presbyterian
Church ef ID is city, and from that hour Size
gay c iIerse ii, g ith all the earnestneSs and de-
vOtioIi on her nature, 10 the service Of God
Her religion was pare, fervent and setf-dsny- I
ing. Her wax was ono of daily coInmGnioh
with cot . .-
ON the ilth day oi June sGe Tsss united n
marriage 10 Major .. F. Holland, of Calves
ton, Texss, ahd soon afterwards, amid the
prayers and bcue dictions OF friends, went
with him to his homo .. side the sea-. Alas.
we littIe thought that within a year she should
return 70 rs 70 die ia her -viiiIdhOodis SAMMY
h0Ine. Yet such has been the ortieFing Of
F'roEid enee. and with what sweet res ignation
she yieIdedt0 His VIII. Her last hours were /
rs beauttftlE AZ her, earlier hours had been (
happy. Her spirit was patient and hopeful
in sutering-sere sad peaceful in prospect
Of death. Even WHEN unconscious Gf the
presencsoftho she lov ID, she could utter the
words, Jesus is wish me" ''I Eeye him 50 /
aui Hc2 aaafd 70 die,'' and when
at IengIh * pIeescd Our Father 10 cunsheF
av5r, her lsst whisr@reJ words were GoiAs
hcme,'' Fey sach spirits have bean given 70
dUeIi with mon. Lei Us thank our Heavenly
Father for all that she was. Let Us praise
TIfl -1or all chat. as we trust, she now Is, and
let us 80 live that when have crossed the
deep waters and reached the shining shore,
VIC may meet Rer II the better land, y hither
hsr pare -piIar IS ScekoRing us now. r- i.f
|- I'd. FrH..e .#-a7-- 81. ... 4 ERffgNyTI 7
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NASHVILLE.
The New Stokes Newspaper Middle aHi
West Tennessee for SeHter.

NAsMvTLi.l-, June l9.-H. H. Harii-
son, late a Judge of the Supreme
Court, has announced himself q can
didate to represent Nashville and Da-
wilson county in the State Senate.
He declares himself in favor Of calling
a convention by the next Legislature
10 remove the political disabilities Of
all white citizens, and to amend the
constitution - as to secure the right
of fsuffrage to the negroes for all future
time. The negroes would vote On the
authority of a law Of the Legislature,
but the law is not derived from the
State constitution. He also favOrS the
ratification Of the fifteenth amend
ment
The new Stokes newspaper viii be
issued Monday.
Advices from East Tennessee iHdi-
cate that Stokes viii carry that section
by large majority.
Senter viii carry Middle and West
Tennessee, but only q thorough regis
tration, heretofore prevented by the
refusal Of Registrars 10 comply with
the law. can affect him.
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within the jurisdiction Of the court ;
attachment against this property and
publication. against Vance was. PRAYED
! bill. --IE1I-- -,
Held: !. Shat. in chaneery,. preceding
By attachment and publication may be
/ maintalned By creditor, seeking the
4 equitable assets of his debtor. against a
nonresident who owes his debtor.
2 That the bill falling to show that 'Ille
pank was tnsolvent, there being no ale
gaslons 70 that effect, and the return Of
tEltttct o0ls0 being 10 evidence Of the insol-
! yene5 or aloank- the case Is not broCght
WlIhlH VIM 2, lee principle Of Marrys. Bank Of
No. 2L ToCf, Philips, q Co. rs. John
League. Prom. Memphis Law Coart.
! Petition for supersede2s against distress
warrant for taxes issued By League. as
Clerk Of the Shelby County Court and for
mandamus to compel him 70 grant a
license to petitioners as commission nisr-
chants, they having rendered to him the
amount Of tax, at the rate prescribed BY
law, a. TO the merchandise brought into
their store TOR sale, with the execution of
the merchandise Imported from other
STAKES and foreign countries and sold in
original bulk or packages, and such other
as upon which the license tax has before
been paid by other merchants ia the state
y y. no have sod the same goods 10 the Pesi-
Held; I. That he tax Imposed On TIE
commission merchant by our statutes. !
code 55j, acts of 1865, ch s., 1865, eh. 70. |
rated BY the invoice cost Of the articles. is l
a tax on The privilege, and not on the arti- |
Gle itself, and hence is not repngnant 70 |
the eth see. Of the 1st article Of the Fed |
eral Constitution, which provides that |
. no State shall, without the consent Of |
Congress, lay anV imports or duties IN
imports or exports, except what may be /
absolutely necessary for executing its in
spectiOn laws" r-aF .eEr
2. The provision of tho code 55S. and O
the act of 1855, exempting the merchant
from paying tax for his license on goods
which have paid a tax in the hands OF an
other merchant, Is not repealed by the act I
of 1858, and hence such exemption now
exists in favor Of the merchant.
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CINCINNATI.
sumared Smuggling OHa Grand Scale. Sc

CINCINNATI, June I9.-The Govern
ment having found out that the guam
tity of sugar and coffee smuggled into
this country was much larger than had
been supposed, and that both articles
had been sent to the interior all over
the country, revenue officers are now
here looking after the goods, and it is
that seizures are being made,
and that holders viii be compelled to
prove that the duty has been paid in
nrdaE. 10 retain ( he onnas ----------- u
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HAVANA.
Capture and Detention of az AnsricsE
Schooner.

HAVANA June 19.-Jose SacunZa,
one of Maximilian's Ministers. died
to-day of romita.
The weather is very warm.
The Spanish war steamer Fernando
Catolico brought into this port, to-day,
the schooner Laheke, captured on the
high sea near Cape Nisi. The schOOn-
er was from Boston, and the officers
claim that she was going to st. Mary's
Hayti, or Kingston. Her cargo con-
sisted of thirteen Parrot guns and two
field pieces. 1000 rifles, 400 barrels Of
powder, and much other ammunition.
The vessel was detained as legal
prize.
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From Lippincott's Msgazine.l
Lna n0IPRlNCESs AND PAGE q

, q
!E81g q rr LUcY VI. Hoopsr AoIq I
Iltl5-i 9d5 gI.I9h.s44L-. Els 3Gc ai |
|l 4dl3i1 u IzIi sl5r1l l9Dy
Spring in France is sunny and fsir.
Spring sweet odors. .enehant I he air,
Into the Louvre's easement wide 14}
Popreth the sunshine's golden tide-
Princess Marguerite standetK Hbefe,1 /
Jeweled daisies anid her hair, 3ET Z
She slances down and whispers low,
!" Who is the page that waits belows'I
60 iYon handsome youth with Joyous air
With broad white brow and shining hail
The page looks up-his eager glance (
Rests ON the fairest face in France.
Glance answers glance with meani
I'd sweet, E-.s..- tlr.. ...r.4.+7 rfs
Fair page-fair Princess MargUerite Z
4 r-ftre7 ar 1o N. r1lgsTaf5 fire
The, SulnmEr's scented Zephyrs glide.
Into the Louvre's casement wide.
Summers sunshine in golden sheen
Glinin1ers around Queen Catharine.
" What handsome page, she muttcrs lo'
q" Iss.he that waiteth now below -
q The velvet cap that crowns his curlS
Is clasped with daisy wrought Of pearl
- Last night he sang an old song sweet,
8 81 dOuce, 81 dOuce, est la Marguerite.
q hear and heed; 50 have a care,
NV handsome page-nIy daughter fan !
III.
The autumn winds chant Wild refrain
Above the dark and suiieu Seine S--H
A pallfd moon with spectral tight
changes TO ghOstly day the night T5
Over the rivers bosom sprc 80,
stain Of fearful red:
Out of the depths there rises now
A pale dead face with cloyeR brow ,ll,
And tangled mid the bloOd-stsined curI
CLEANS daisy wrought of pearls,
-rH.
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RICHMOND.
Large wheat Crop chesapeake aad UhiC
Raliroad---ReIease of a caban Re-
eruiting 0fRcer, Etc.

RICHMoND, June l9.-The Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad will be COM
pleted TO Greenbriar, White sulphur,
next Wednesday.
The Valley Of Virginia will yield
FIVE millions bushels of wheat this
season.
The alleged Cuban recruiting officer
was released to-day, as there was nO
evidence against him.
No change win be made in the Con-
servatiye Legislative ticket on ae-
count of Canby's opinion that they
must take the test oath If elected.
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@ TOIlEN on the night OF the 10th INST. q
> large SCRRELl HORSE, about L x hands
high, blaze face, not shod, gear marks, about
years old. In good order: also, a plain Texas
Saddle. The above reward Will pay for re-
-ceveTy OF propeftyahl 20. p EDDISS,L
ialn ~ KvhaTia AIiss i
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PHILADELPHIA.
The oiaoinna,r Base -saasrsl Nic'Ori0us.

PH1LADELPHIA, June l9.-In the
Base Ball match to-day between the
Cineinnatians and the Olymplcs, the
former won by q score of - to IL.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


irT lr. ERRiNG But NOBLE.
f Set. .sieip Cor Young Men no having Erred. de-
sire q hettar MANHOOD. sent in sealed let
ter envelopes, tree OF charge. Address HON.
ARD SANITARY ATD ASSOCIATION, Box
p, Philadelphia Pa. fe20daw
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10 Livery Stable ksspsrs--,sahd eharist

-
YT,HE Peak Family having no furtneT use
i for their splendid Band Chariot after the
present season (which closes ct the terfnina-
tion OF their Memphis engagementl offer the
same tor sale at avery reasonable figure. The
carriage has been used bat q short time, and
Is as good as new. Any party purchasing the
above would possess the finest band wagon
in the country. The Chariot can be seen At
the Transfer Company's stables, on M0Rroe
street, during the engagement of the Peak
Family at the New Memphis Theater.a For
particulars inquire Of WM. Fl. PEAK, Al
jelS IaI adl tlIa.l1a Il Peabody HoLsl--
IN the Distflet Court ofsthe United ststes, Tor
1.-THE DistricSO OF West feunessee- N tne nls.-
fter OF L. n. and,Jchn n. Moore "a ST pss'
In bankruptcy, District OF sesise : A's.A.-Ass
:. sees. Il, - -a.s1 9iidE 91sW fd1ie
5a y :, ~ hereby aIves notice of his
appoinsmens sls assignee OF IL u. and John
N, Moore. of Memphis and Big Gree X, n me
c1slfltr 81 Shslby and State of tennessee,
within said District who have been. adiudReo
lssn kfl1rts upon their own petition, cy tne
Bfstricf Court ofsaid DiStrict. q Aot -
snpAiss Tennessee lns 1.tl "a e az ~ o5 5eas'
7sieiS NS Assignee. ETC
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Gen. -Cluseret, expelled from
France, will sail from Havre for New
York on Friday next.
Trenton and Monroe, La, are now
united by daily line of skiffs, max
ing round trips four or Ave times q
day. The skitfs are cOmmOdious and
comfortable, and are manned with
two sets of oars. The fare is quite
reasonable-t twenty-five cents-and
the communication prompt and reli-
able. ...... rt.
The last sensation in Central Ken
lucky Is the receipt of information by
q young lady of BOYLE county, that a
former lover OF hers, a Erenchman,
has recently died, leaving her by will
the half of very large estate, pro-
yided she will take charge Of and edu-
cate his child. She viii probably .ae-
cept the condition. rH aat
The Rome (Ga.) Courier Of Satur-
day announces the arrival in that city
Of several gentlemen from the State
of New York, who are investigating
the agricultural and mineral resources
of the " Cherokee " portion of Geof-
gia, with the intention of purchasing
property. They are said to be solid
men and would be a highly creditable
addition to any community. The
names of these parties are given by
the Courier, to-wit: a. Reynolds, II.
REYNOLDS, VIM. Van Kirk, Isaac Hall,
III. d. Hull, II. p. Smith, g. w. Bau-
eau, A. Marshall and Lewis H. Beck,
Esq. = We want ''mOre~of the same
sort Of Northern men TO visit our
State. All such will5receiye in it cor
dial welcomes from our people, dis
60ydt( y as they are reported to be by
the . Republican ,, party hacks Of the
country and political demagogues
who, for the sake of the spoiIs of
office, are engaged in maligning GeoF-
gia. -slr e ,5S585 ~
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Popular Trade.

We again cali the attention OF the
ladies OF Memphis and vicinity To the
still greater reduction made in the
prices Of OUu Summer 1abrcs; and to
the fact that we have added to our un-
usually replete stock some very choice
novelties by late arrivals.
On Monday morning We shall offer
to the popular trade, without reserve,
our entire stock of Spring and SUM
meF goods, at prices that cannot fail
to attract the attention of every lady
i'm Memphis. We are compelled to
make these sacrifices, as the time at
which we shall commence making al
terations in our house is near at hand
What we wish to impress upon the
mind of every lady who is lucky
enough to see this announcement, IS
the fact that she has an opportunity
now offered to secure anything she
may wish in the dry goods line, at
prices far below her most reasonable
expectations; and we trust that every
lady in Memphis will avail herself Of
this opportunity.
In few days we shall commence
making the new additions to our house
III bIucI 40 ldb & ever AlllllS Al iSstOtA-
ness for the Fall trade. We are de-
termined 10 have a Dry Goods house
in Memphis to which her citizens can
point with pride, and one in which
they can find at all times the newest
and cheapest productions from all
parts ofthe world. The changes we
are about making are necessitated By
the steady increase Of our business,
and no expense will be spared to rem
der our establishment the equal of any
in the United States, in elegance and
in the facilities which it will possess
for doing a first-class trade. To those
who have-so liberally patrOniZed us in
the past We shall look for encourage
ment and support in our new enter
prise. \. SEEssEL & Son,
.'' oJq Main street Z
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DIsS0LUTl0R NOTICE.

sr. Isor1s 1IUrrAf. ItFE ISsUEAScE COL
STATE AGENCY OFFICE, A3 MADTS0S ST.,
rfrf MEMPHIS, TENN, June l,alS6s.
UNHE copsrtnership heretofore existing un-
Il der the name of. q. LONSDABE & co.
Is this day dissolved by the retirement Of
Capt. B. +. White. The business win be con-
Quoted In future by ]. g. LOnsdale and New
OTIS. Je2o d&w !