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Military Annrsrs-

harly in the present month, the Jail at
kingston, $. c, was destroyed by FIRE and
twenty-five negroes confined in the jail
under charges for the commission ofyari-
Gus ohenses, were consumed with the
building. A CorOners jury. who iuvesti-
gated the matter found that the FIRE origin,
atsd between the ceiling overhead Of the
second door aRd the floor Of the third
story that &C was Communicated hv soma
Of the prisoners confined in the ioiI but
whether communicated by accident MP
design, the jury were unable 70 agree
upon any conclusion They also stated
thai had the jailor been in his proper
place al the jail, and with the KEYS in his
possession, when the jsl was first disc5y.
sged TO be on IRE, aud when the alarm
had hrst beea given, three women. and
perhaps more the prisoner, could have
been saved subsequently, sheriff Mat.
thews p barrineau, and J S. Beck who
had charge Of the jail whenit was burned
were arrested BY the military, acting an.
der instructions from Gen Scott Of tbs
Fresdmen's Bureau, aud taken 70 Charles.
ton We have not learned what dispo-i.
uon has been made Ct them-
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New YnrkItenla.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-The new steam.
ship Union arrived to-day, in nine and a
half days form Southampton.
Peter Allen, charged with embezEling
from Lincoln & Co., was discharged from
custody, the Judge deciding that he was
still member of the firm.
Several prominent citizens have projected
an excursion, in a first class steamer. during
the coming summer, to Palestine, Egypt,
Crimea, Greece, etc. II is supposed party
of about one hundred and fifty can be made
up. The cost for round trip will he 81, $50
in currency
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FOREIGN NEWS.


BERLIN, Jan. 25.-The members of the
German confederation have agreed 70 the
scheme proposed by Prussia.
ATHENS, Jan. 25.-Great interest is felt
in the mission of Gen. Balergis to Wash
ington. Help is confidently expected from
the United States.
QUEESsTowE, Jan. 23.-The steamship
City Of Baltimore, from New York, Jan.
u, touched here this morning.
LONDONDERRY, Jan. 23.-The steamship
Nova Scotia from Portland, arrived off
Green Castle to-day.
PARIS, Jan. 23.-Information is received
that the working men are riotously assem-
bling in the streets Of Madrid, the elamor
is for bread. A serious outbreak Is antici
pated and the government are taking
measures to meet it.
LoNDoN, Jan. est is reported that
the government of Prussia has asked
Of Austria, why troops of the latter are be-
ing concentrated in Gallacia.
Il is reported that a new frontier line is
to be made between the Territories of
Austria and Italy.
LONDON, Jan 24.-Ths official journal Of
Copenhagen, denies that the Danish gov
eminent has any intention of selling Island
st. Thomas to United States
IL is announced officially, that the Brit
ish government has accepted the plan sub
mitted by the provincial delegates for the
Union of Canadian provinces.
Advices from Paris, state that France is
Disguised with the measures sent forward
by Emperor Napoleon.
PARIS, January 24-The French, Prus-
sian and Russian governments have re-
solved to negotiate in common with Portu-
gal in regard TO the Easteln question.
LTyRRPooI, January 24-The steamship
Chesapeake, from New York, arrived to
day.
QUEENSTOWN, January 24.-The steam
ship Bosphorus, from Philadelphia, bound
| for Liverpool, was seen Sunday last about
| 600 miles west Of here, short of coal, but
otherwise in good condition.
BERLIN, January 25.-The duchies have
been formally annexed to the German Con-
federation. The German Diet is to meet
on the oath of February.
LONDON, January 25.-The Canadian
railway loan for "a, 100000 sterling, guar
anteed by the British government is soon
to be put upon the market.
Quite formidable bread riots have oc-
| Cured at Greenwich.
The Cretan war Las ended, and the vol
unteers have gone back to Greece.
BERLIN, January 25.-Count Bismarck
| declines a seat in the German Diet
ATHENS, January 25.-It is said that
Gen. Kalergis has declined the mission to
the United States in aid of the suffering
! Cretans.
LONDON, January 25.-The affairs of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad have
| been referred to committee of inquiry.
PARIS, January 25.-The Saratora, with
| Surratt aboard, arrived at Minorca. After
coaling, she sailed for America.
kilograms from all parts of the French
| Empire express dissatisfaction with the
proposed gold reforms
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some Of the Radical ere c0ntending
that, in the event of the Impeachment of
the President, lac would be suspended
from his Office upon his arraignment be-
fore the Senate and during the progress
ofthe trial, and are citing precedents to
sustain this position
The clauac of the Constitution which
provides rcr the impeachment of q Presi-
dent settles this question II says the
President may be removed from Office on
Impeachment and roarjsf.oa for treason,
bribery, etc, etc Conviction Is neoes.
sary TO removal or suspension Suspen-
sion is temporary removal The Consti-
tuition did not place the incumbcncy Of
the Chief Executive Office for single day
to the dictatiou Of two>thirds Of a House
Of Representatives who might, through
partizan malice, prefer articles Of i'm
parchment against the President
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From the Lebanon Herald and Register 18th
CHANGE IN TIKI STAGE LISE-We are
informed that Ms samuel Black, Of Nc
Minnville, has purchased Mr. w. III. L.
Bairds interest in all the stage lines run
ming from Nashville 10 Smithville. The
new firm contemplate making great i'm
provement in the character Of the stages
and stock on the roads and the previous
connection Of Mr. Black with some Of the
most important routes in the State Is a
surety that she promises viii be fuldlled.
We arc alec gatifcd 20 learn that the
schedule on the route between this city and
Nashville viii be so changed as TO allow
the mail from the latter CITY % arrive here
in the daytime.
We are hishy gFstGed 20 be lble 10
announce that Mr. Jane T. H. Cross has
been added % the faculty 80 Corona, and
will be present a. the opening of the next
term, February 9Th
- Onr city was bouored on las, Tuesday
with a visit from Capt Frank Gurley, the
peraecuted Southern soldier and gentleman.
lie was In attendance 40 the wedding of
Captain 7. Z. King. aud Wsa looking very
we'll
= Two new postotlcea haye hecn estab-
Ashed IN Wilson county, one n Gladeville.
with stephen Woodruff AZ postmaster and
~ Rural Hal, DT. Logue, postmaster.
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T6E FRANCHISE LAW IN THE 81
PREuE C0URT

In the supreme Court yesterday the
case Of Ridley 81 shcrbrooke was con-
tinued.
Hon Charles Ready, for the relator,
delivered most mastery argument
against the constitutionality Of the fran
chise law. II embraced the whole Of the
questions involved, and was, in every re-
spect, an effort worthy Of the great theme.
Mr. Cary, for the defense, read to the
court brief prepared by his associate
counsel The argument was confined to
die question Of the power Of the court to
issps the uandamus prayed for in the
petition
The court then adjourned till Monday,
when the Hon Edwin II, Ewing viii close
the argument on behalf Of the relator
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10 THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF
FORESTS CAVALRY"


We are requested by Gen. Forrest to urge
upon the officers who served under his
orders during the late war, especially after
the battle Of Chickamauga, the necessity of
forwarding, without delay, their accounts
Of the organization and operations of their
respective commands. as otherwise il will
be impossible to DO them full justice in the
proposed memoir of Forests Cavalry"
nowrapidly progressing toward completion.
Many of those 10 whom Mai. Strange's cir
cular soliciting material was sent have not
vet been heard from, bat 10 is known that
some Of them are preparing reports, and IL
IL one Of the objects of ihis note 70 beg that
these reports be sent for053 Immediately.
All who NAV be able 90 contribute memo
randa of any kind, useful in the prepare
ton Of the contemplated work, whether
heretofore applied 20 or not-privatcs as
well as otioer--it il hoped win do 20 at
once
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A PARAGRAPH in one Of our exchanges
states that one thousand divorces have
been granted ia Massachusetts during
tho last six years, and another Of cur ez-
changes makes the almost incredible
statement that in Vermont one-eleventh
Of the married folk get divorced Such
facts as these do no. reflect much credit
upon the people of those States Their
boosted superior civilization has not
taught them the high morality which
such @ boast would indicate
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Commissioner of Public Land.

WASHINGTON, Jan. &c. = The Com.
missioner of Public Land has approved the
list of selections, amounting to 1,00l oil
acres of public land, for Lac La Belle
Harbor Canal. The list is in hands for
perfection of patent, carrying fee simple
title to the State of Michigan for the land
selections.
Returns received at the General Land
Office, show that 6,S4I acres of public
land we're disposed of during December
last, at the local land office at La Crosse,
Wisconsin, 1901 acres of which were taken
up by actual settlers under the homestead
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Secretary MeCuIIOeh and the Curren-
ey Question

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-While it is true
that Secretary McCulloch is DESTROYS of
relieving the money market from the pres
sure brought on by the contraction of four
million dollars in greenbacks per month.
1t is not correct, so far as can be ascertained,
that he will stop the withdrawal immedi-
ately. The country will probably have a
development of the Secretary's policy on
this important subject in few DAYS.
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Indian Delegation - Missouri LeSis-
5RguPe

ST. Louis, Jan. 26.-The Indian delega-
tions which left Kansas City yesterday for
Washington are representatives of the fol-
lowing tribes: Pottawatamies, Sacs and
Foxes, Kaws, Shawnees, Kickapoos, Reas,
New York Indians Paupaus, Senecas, Peo-
rias, Peankashans, and Kaskaskias. The
delegations of the prairie bands of the
Pottawatamies and Delawares viii arrive
in q day or two, and proceed to Washing
ton. A portion of the Ottowa and Chip
pewa tribes have agreed, by treaty, to
abandon tribal organizations and become
citizens Of Kansas.
After a long and violent discussion, the
House yesterday adopted the Senate con-
current resolution approving Of Governor
Fletcher's action in suppressing outlawry
in certain counties Of this State, and con-
demning the attacks MADE on him as hav-
ing a tendency 10 create spirit of hostility
to civil authority. Nothing in the resolu-
ton, however is TO be construed "a approx
ing the acts of violence committed by the
citizens or soldiers upon the law-sbiding
people.
The weather has turned cold again.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 26.-The mail agent on
the North Missouri railroad reports that
six men, passengers on the northward
bound train, were drowned while attempt
ing to cross the Missouri river through the
ice, at st. Charles, on Friday morning
The ice was too heavy for the ferry-boat to
run, but these men being anxious to pursue
Their journey undertook to make the pass
age in 4 small boat, which was crushed by
the ice like an egg-shell, and all were lost.
There names were unknown.
The Indian delegations from Kansas
arrived here to-day, and will leave for
Washington by the Terre Haute train TO-
morrow.
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AffaFhmG1G.
I. L. Madden vs. jesse johnson

IL IRIS CAUSE, IT APPEARING 10 THE
Il Satisfaction Of the Court that jesse Johnson
Is q nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee q
is therefore ordered by the Court that publica-
ton be made in the Union and Dispatch, a
ueWspspeT published in the city Of NASHVILLE,
for four weeks. commanding the said Jesse
johnson TO appear before ". H. v Hklnson,
Justice Of the Peace for Davidson county, 90
the 2tth day Of I February, 1857, 1t o'clock, and
defend the seton commenced By attGehment
otherwise the case will be proceeded with *
parte. W. II. WILKINSON,
Justice Of the Pesce for Davidson county
January q. ls57.-~5an2S-4tw
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lMashinafnn Items.

Senator Doolittle made report from the
Joint Committee to personally look into
Indian affairs.
The Senate bill now pending in the
House for the creation of board of inpec.
ton for constant and thorough supervis-
ion of Indian affairs and all new States and
territories. One member of said board is
to be detailed from the regular army by
the Secretary of War, one member TO be
appointed from among such persons as may
be named by the general religious bodies
in convention, and the chief Of the board is
to be an Assistant Commissioner of Indian
Affairs.
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Anti.SInverY sncietx.

BosToE, Jan. 26.-The Anti-Slavery
Society last evening, adopted resolutions
favoring the removal of President ohnson,
setting aside the South, remoddeling the
Supreme Court, and giving the ballot to
the negro.
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NV YoRK, Jan. 26.-The large cotton
warehouse Of jas NJ. Doty, corner Wash
ington aud Albany streets, was burned to-
night. About 1000 bales OF cotton were
destroyed Loss estimated at 10000.
a large meeting N aid Of the Cretans
wac held al the Cooper Institute tonight,
Mayor Hoffman presiding, Rev. H. W
Beecher Rev. Dr. Hitchcock, Hugh Max
well, and Rev, Or, Osgood spoke. Letters
we're received from George Bancroft and
Charles O'CouRoF. the latter enclosing $500.
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TrOOps for Arizona.

SAN Francisco, CAL, January 26.-The
steamer Arizona, with four companies Of
United States troops aboard, sailed for Ar
izoua to-day. Gov. Mccormick returns by
her Wells, Fargo & Co. have sent agents
to establish expresses Office throughout Ari-
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TRAINS NORTH

Train No. ? South connects at Decatur for
Huntsville; at C0rinth with Mobile and Ohio
K. K. Tor Selma, Mobile and Intermediates
points. Connects at Grand Junction with Miss.
Central X. K. for New Orleans and intermediates
pOints.
Train No. ! South connects Mt Decatu~ far
Huntsville, Memphis and intermediate poiats.
Train No. North connects at Nashville with
louisville and Nashville Railroad, for the East,
N9rtn ana Northwest and with n. 4 c. and n
on those lines.
Train No South and No. North run daily.
IRAN No. South and No. North run daily.
except Sundays
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NEw ORLEANS, Jan, 26.--Accounts from
various Mexican quarters indicate thai the
CITY Of Mexico is closely beseiged by the
Liberals, with indications OF ils earlyeyaeu
attain bv Hazaine
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NOTICE

rEsHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING quail
/ led A. Executors on the estate Of hashel >,
Cannon, deceased, request ali parties indebted
II said estate 70 come f0rEard and settle. and
psrties having claims AGAINST the estate VIII
present. them properly anthem ticated, within the
line prescribed b. las, q they Val be barred.
JOIN b. HORTON,
LEWIS h. NANCY,
janGO-dlEk5tEs Executors.
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MoxraoNERY. Jan. 26.-Ex-Goyernor
Parsons, BY request, addressed the Legisla-
ture, nov IN convention, IN emphatic OPP
position % the constitutional amendment.
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To the Creditors of Albert G.. PAYNE,
Deceased.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT By
4 decree Of the Chaneery Court 10 Nashville
rendered on January 4th. 1866, all claims against
the estate q Albert q. Payne, deceased. must
&c Fled IN the Office Of the Clerk and Master oE
on BEFORE MARCa lsT, 1885,. or they will be for
ever barred.
jani 2-lw-OaWtd
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Nan,lnatlon 10 80 or.

BALqIMoRE, Jan. lG.--Robelt Banks, one
Of our most respected eitiEens, is nominated
for Mayor, receiving 81 votes, 60 % for
Iobn 7 Ford.
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STEPHENS & WATKINS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
CORNER COLLEGE AND UNION STREETS.
The Old Stand of STRETCH & FoRBzs

A FTER HAVING REFTTTED AND
~ Refurnished the entire establishment.
and having mnde large additions thereto
we are again ready to offer to the Public
every article usually found in a Druggists
Stock.
We have in store an extensive stock OF
Pure and Fresh Drugs, Medicines, Dye
StufIs, etc, which for quality and purity
are unsurpassed by any other similar estsb-
ishment in the country.
The great variety Of European and Ane-
rican Fancy Goods Fine Soaps. Toilet
Powders, Pomades, Brushes, Extracts, etc
--comprising invoices Of goods from Low 4
Son, London; Coudray, sOciete Hygieniquo,
and Lubin Of Paris; Balm and other repu-
table American manufacturers will be
found most complete, and for beauty ele-
gance, and utility, cannot fail to suit the
tastes Of the most discriminating.
Our assortment Of Cosmetics, Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs, Prfs and Boxes.
Mirrors. and other articles Of that class.
being Of the latest styles and Of ths most
recent importation. will compare with that
Of any house in the SOUTH
Great attention is paid TO the selection
and importation Of Pure aud Fresh Drugs.
and none other are allowed n 90 ont of the
A splendid selection Of Imported aud
Domestic Cigars, all fne brands OF Chewing
and smoking Tobaccos. Gaurtt's Scotsh
and Maccoboy Snufs. and every article in
that line, constantly in store.
A most extensive and varied assortment
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Daily, except Sundays.
Eeat 6 Ola ~ '..'.--....-.--... 6:aS A. N
AIILNes n Nas1FIle at--..-.-...-...... 200 A. n
Leaves NaShvllIe AL. 400 P. NJ
arrives al columbia at.....-...-......... 6:S7 P
The Columbia Accommodation Train will run
on the above time permanently from year 10
year: except th9t in summer the time of depart
ure from Nashville will be SEQ P. N. Instead of
400 P. VI.
For Through Tickets and other information,
please apply at the otiee of the Nashville CITY
Transfer Company. Northeast corner Of Summer
and Church streets and at the Broad Street
Depot. Nashville, Tennessee.
J. ID. VAN DYNE,
JanZi General Superintendent
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Notice of Dissolution.

NVAa@C VI AASSCAuAAOAs
V'HE FIRM CT BOONE. GIBLIN Il MANS
i FLED has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent, William Mansfield Withdrawing from
the firm. The business in future viii be trans
acted ~ A. +. Boone and Richard Gibiin, under
the style Of Boone x diblin. An assets and
liabilities Of the firm Of Boone, Uiblin x Man
field are assumed BY The new firm Of Boone
Giblin. A. r. BOONE.
x. GlBLIN.
VIM. MANSFIELD
wills Point. Benton CO.. Tenn. Jan. j. 1867.
ianll-lm
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REV. GEO. BECKETT,

tollLne sht -AsaF3 tftasss, 4 ef4h.
Eaeh pzpil should bsfuruisbed VIII enc pair
Of double or two pairs Of single sheets. '5Wels.
table napkins and ring; alec, q pair Of strong
walking shoes. Every aTticls Of c0ihIng should
be marked With fun name, and an inventory
Of the same furnished al the tiLae OF entrance.
The second term OF the current Annual SeE-
sion viii begin on the FIRST MONDAY IN
FEBRUARY i8nE-td
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Enrine nnd RoiIer for SHE.

A GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE AND
n Tubular Boiler for sale. a moderate pnce (;
both In frsi-rate Order. They are Of sufoiout
power 70 drive a rnill Can Be ssen. AID terms
earned. on application Il this otiiee. decs-t
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The TennesNee Coal ConapanY

A RI. SELLING COAL AT MODERATE
n Prices. They are largely Increasing their
khipmouts. They sill coal a so cents for
weighed Coal, aelivered
"A. s. COLYAR,
janl6-2W Pres. TenR- Coal5Coi
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AHHINFs y iii 4 y > = t-HItIEIII =
GEO. M. COIT, Secretary.

GEO. M. COLT, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
HARTFoRD COUNTY. So.
Personally appeared T. @. ALLYN Presi-
dent, and GEO. NJ. COLT. Secretary Of the Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company, and made oath
that the foregoing statement by them sub
scribed, is a true, full and correct statement Of
the affairs Of said Company, and exhibits 50 far
as can be ascertained at this date, its actual
condition on the thirty-hrst day Of December.
1856. Before me
DIV. c. SKILTON, Notary Public.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, ,
CONTROLLERS OFFItE,
NASHVILLE, Jan. q 1867. J
1. s. W. Hatehett. Comptroller Of the Trsa-
sury, do hereby certify that the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company, located at Hartford, ia the
State Of Connecticut, hiss produced to me sat
isfactory evidences that asid Company has com
piled with al the requirements Of the laws Of
the State OF Tennessee imposed on Insurance
Companies. and ! further certify that Farms
worth Clark Agents Of snid Company, have
also complied with the requirements Of the laws
OF the State, mhde and provided IN such cases
wherefore. said Hartford Fire Insurance Comply
has authority to take risks and transact the bust
ness Of insurance 10 this State. AZ Nashville
Tennessee.
This certificate Of agency must be renewed
the i2t days OF July and January Of each year.
3. W. HATCHETT.
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
FARNESWORTH a CLARK, Agents.
jan23-lw Nod Maxwell Block.
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slplE o.
MIsoELLANROuS.

BOUS.
Eleoeafh. The greatest amount insured in any
one risk Is 5000 except IN special cases.
T0eyfh. The amount insured in any one city.
town or village depends upon it, size. and how
built.
Thi-teeEth. Tho amount insured IN any one
block. depends as above.
Fourteenth. Certified copy Of the Charter &C the
Company. as iiled heretofore,
FfffesHth. General Power Of Attorney for Agents
to accept service Of process previously fled.
TIMO. e. ALLYN, President.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOUND.

A GILT SIGN BOOT, NEW. WITH NAME
n paint ed on It. The owner can have il by
calling at this office and paying for advertise
meut. jau27-2t
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Fishing Tackle,

l. 4sDAAA4A5 - S~CAAANs7
ousisting Of Hooks from the most crl=-
br,ted manufactures Of Limerick. IrrIln
and silk. Grass. japanese. aud CabIe-l,iI
Lines. Also. Reels. Bamboo and Japaness
Rods; together with every thing uwlliy
fcund in a iifst-class establishment
A large Iot Of the celebrated Neplus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial ani other
fine TEAS just received
~ Prescriptions compounded with ace
curaey by competent and experienced Phsr-
macists and Physicians and Others can
depend on the most entire reliability In the
execution OF Orders. AL goods being war
Bnted as represented
STEPHENS & Watkins,
Toner College and Union s.s.
asyll-HsP