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HOOP SKIRTS.
WIN T. HOPKI.l'S GOWN MAKEn


KEYSTONE SKIRTS"
are the best and Cheapest Low Priced Hoop Skirt,
III tne market Trail Skirts 25 springs, ST 90 3C
springs Stu; and 40 springs, Sl.45 Plain Skirts
% ~ springs 81 cents; 25 springs, 95 cents
90 springs SLID; and 35 springs, SIPS. WAR
RANTED IN EVERY REFLECT.
"Our OWN Make" of "INION SEIpTc -
Eloven Tape Trails, from 20 to so springs, 81 o.
to $3.50 Plain, Tapes, 30 to so snrings tron,
20 cents 10 $500. These skirts are beiIcr thar
'hose sold by other establishments as first class
goods and at much lower prices.
Our OWN Make" of "CHANPION SKTPTCn
are IN every way superior to all other Hoop skirts
before the Publlc and only have to be examined mr.
worn 10 convince every Of the fact Manuf,c.
'ured OF the best linen finished English Steel Sprngs
very superior tapes, and the style of the ,netaI,c
u nLas'enihgs and manner of securing them snrDass
lor durability and excellence, any other Skin i,
,lS country, and are lighter more elastic in wear
'oger' give more satisfaction, and are really cbc,n
~ nv 'hah all others. EUery Lady should tru them :
= "'y are being sold extensively by Merchants
throughout THIS and the adjoining States al v,rv
u prices If you want the best ask far
, HOpKIns Champion Skirt" Ii YOU do NOT fpd
'"I"l' get the merchant with whom Won dcal 10
,uoi tIem ior you, or come or send direct To ms
herchants will find our different grades of skirt
I"dcuy what they need, and we especially invite
"c'n 10 can and examine our extensive assortment
'r send for Wholesale Price List
o oe mad at Retail at Manufacto and of tho
Neta'i Trade generally, and at wholesale of tho
"dhuacturer only, to whom all orders shonld bo
uu'eSseu' :, Alanutactory and Salesroom. 62S Arch
''Ieet' net 9th and 7th Sts., Phiadelphia.
-" -O-lV"l' WM. II. HOPKINS.
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THE DELAWARE MUTUAL LIFE 1NS1
RANCE COMPANY,
HOME OFFICE, No. COZ MARKET ST.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Guaranty Capital 100000.
Premiums from Twenty five to Thirty nor cont
Less than any other Mutual Compmanv m ''"'
Loan Feature
ORIGINAL WITH THIS CONJpANv
PUKELY td MUTUAL. NO STOCKHOLM.
EhS. No Charge for Policy or Stamn
ALL POLICIES NON.FORFEITINC
NO RESTRICTIONS ON 7RAVET
Special inducements offered Armv and ~. =.
'etS ni' anu nalroad and Steamboat Employees 0A
=, AppicatlOns Tor Agencies should he nd ., =,
superintendent, al the home Office ~ ''ie
ooohs containing information CONCERNING tho H..
~ ele oSompany furnished on application IN ,bn
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
John P. McLear, Tbomo. n ~,
William Bush, Co ~ ~ WeDb,
William Canby, woIso w bnsh,
George w S,oDo Edward Rringhurst Jr
Sammel Ranorn"e' William II. Swift.
'l' John V. Rice.
JOHN ?. McLEAR, President.
6EO, W. STONE, Vice President
.; NIELDS, Counsel and Actuarv
M M CHILD Secretary
u w. MAULL, VI. ID. Medical Examine.
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REPAIRING G..

ms we regard as our main dependence, and will
give IL our esPecialand careful attention and would
oay tliat lhe better the watch clock, the easier
and more thoroughly repaired when in the bands of
an experienced workman. We have constantly an.
pied ourselves to this business for more than twenty
years. We ale thankful that while vet scarceIy
open our record of watches, which we carernlIy
Keep shows that the shop is in the right place Ali
work warranted. A''
:. we came here because we have long desired To
of our friends. WV " ''"o
Jan. 29th, '68. " c,11r,1,
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Clocks, Watches & JeweJrv.
JcWclI'y! JeweII.y!!
NOTIONS,

rocket Books Combs, Hair Brushes, Best Scis
sors, Pen Knives, Perfumery, Fancy So,ns- and al
such goods. Good Toys, &c. "''
our goods ar are Warranted to PROVE as represented
when sold. We invite the Ladies and Gentlemen 10
examine our stooL VII" OS"'40"0H "
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GOES BRlDLEYS UPER-PHOSPHATE
= : MI e

am prepared, by written authority. to show that
this phosphate is the original, and that Russel Coe
ana f. Frank COe. were the originators of Goes
Phosphate, in Boston. Mass, that E, Frank Coe is
'ne junior partner, and nephew of Russell Coe, and
ths business, as conducted and carried on formerly
Is now in the hands of Russell Coe, of New York.
i peg the farmer not to be humbuged by other
F"OsPnates that may come into the market, and re-
psesented as being the original AS have stated,
am prepared to prove there is other genuine of
this MAKE except as sold by Russell Goes regular
established agents throughout the country. / have
got the Phosphate to excel all Others and the farm
mers will find it to their interest to call and give
me their orders. l have so tons now, fresh from
Ihe factory, stored in Hoffecker & Bros. Wooden
MIN, opposite Depot, Smyrna, Del.
JOHN R. WILSON.
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j. B. COOPER z GRO.
commerce Street,
Nect Door 0Cove Cummjas' Corner.
Have always On hand cholce stock of
Cofees, Teas, Sugars, Syrups
rulverlzed Thyme Sage Maioram Sunn,o,
'UaPs' Oils Candles, Spices. Meats Cheese F,b Syy
Laau' no EnglIsh and American Bottled Pickles Sa"'
MnstardI c,S Canned Fruits, Olive Oil, Prepared
tIustdrus, chocolate, Cocoa, Corn Starch Re-
arlha; fearl Starch, Rice Flour BarIev Ro
nasEt' o%Iel' iops' amlly Crackers Farl.
"p GIacKers' Soda Biscuit, Sugar Biscut.
halslns, Cutrants Citron, Figs AnnIes
Lemons, Nuts, Plain and FineC
eChewlng Tobacco, Common and Fino
Som0king Tobacco. Cigars Snuff Pines
onuE Boxes, Flour, Meal, Buckwheat c.
Oats, Ship Stuff, Tubs Buckets 60 In I'm
nIeI@rs; brooms, Broom Handles Brushes WI
baskets, KNIFE Baskets, Fruit Baskets Tra,,ot,i
Gil Tv;ne ahsy R Baskets and Saches Seine Twne
"iii VINE Broom TwIne, Sail Twine CboLr TT
seine Rope Jute Rope, Manila Rome "i"e
PEACH BASKETS.
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS
'lanu n Covers Fine Window ShaIes. Pane, W.,
0ilnds' Umbrellas Walking Canes, Bows Cann. n'o"
GLA SS IVARE,
0in 00ranle ware, Common Qucensware, Tow GIass .,d
Ierv S"ol' Slone Ware Pocket Cutlery, Table Cnt
e.y spoons. Scissors, Shears, Cloth Brushes Too,L
Iusnes' Har Brushes, RazOrs Razor S,rons o'h
O"uer' ohOl' Bullets. Gun Caps CARTRIDGES Pn,"i
Flasks Shot Pouches,
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS
11ie'horandum Books, Bibles, HYMN Books sP,,vor
oo1hs, ! fhoograph Albums. Diaries Tov Books Gen
i Tal Stationery Drawing Pencils, Drawing Books and
~ oner articles embraced any of the above classes
Iii , can oe mad at the lowest prices we can AFFORD
y sen mem taking Quality ways Into considerot
SLAH1EN "a AND FIELD SEEDS in season,
~ harpers Weekly. Frank Leslie and Chimney
Joler' Kept Tor sale. Subscriptions taken for Ma"a
@' }. b. &. & BRO |
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NEW JEWELRY STORE N SMYRNA!

having taken and neatly reftted the old stand
She IN late Rev. P. Mansfield opposite the Bank Of
smyrna, we are now opening, and will keep con.
stantly on hand, fine stock Of
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Gil ZAP STATIONERY

and by you want to buy Cheaper than your neigbbor
n ana nave Late Styles buy your Dry Goods a. Ro
and nu no yG1r SUIT OF Clothes at Baggs & Cottonis
vo your Boots or Shoes, and Hats, at Prm roae,s
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! and at the same time promote all the
material interests of the country.
He was received by Gen. Lee ano
/ other nrominent Southern soldiers
WITH marked cordiality. In all theil
/ nersonal conversations they were
frank and unreserved, and their con.
versations were mainly with reference
! to advancing the common interests,
| irrespectige of the causes which, for q
time, divided the North and South
and resulted in the reconstruction
acts of Congress
Gen. aRosecrans says that his visit
was satisfactory, and that the temper
and tone of these Southerners was
worthy of patriotic authority for the
statements; that he intends to issue
an address, signed by those with
whom he has been in conference, a:
has visit was for the purpose. of ascer-
tanning, for himself, their feelings and
views. He does not know that any
publication from him is required, OF
may become necessary; the proprlety
of any such course rests entirely with
himself.
A a. Randall, Special Agent of
the Treasury, will leave Washington
within a few days, under instructions
from the Department to visit the diff
fereut ports of the Northern frontier
extending from Pennsylvania to Yer
mont, with view to the reorganiza-
ton and reduction of the forces en-
ployed in the Custom Houses at those
ports.
James b. Campbell, who came
hither from Charleston with a petit
ton of the Conservative citizens, set
ting forth the disturbed condition of
the State, and asking for military pro
lection, was received with cord;ality
by the President and Secretary Scho-
field who sympathize with the object
of his mission. They referred him to
the recent orders of Generals Bu-
chanan and Meade and to the opinion
of the Attorney General in that con-
nection, but said nothing further
could be done unless an emergency
should arise requiring official interpo-
sition. The Sixth Regiment of in
iantry will, however, be concentrated
at Charleston as precautionary
measure. .sszeE ao9ssH g6
General Rosencrans, after receiving
further Instructions from the State
for Brown County, Ohio, to see his
family.
The Richmond Whig of to-day
says that some forty odd persons, orig
inally from Holland. bu more recent
1y from Michigan, where there is a
large Dutch settlement, arrived IN
this city, on their way to Amelia
County, where they will purchase
lands already set apart Tor them. and
settle. This is the first of the nego-
tiations that we have heretofore spo-
ken of, between Rev. Van Rooten and
General Imboden, and is but the be-
ginning Of what we may expect in
some way.
The Commissioner of the Land
Office has transmitted to the local of
fees of the Greenleaf, St. Peter and
Winnebago land districts lists of
lands which have heretofore been ap-
pr 1priated by the Secretary of the In
terror as inuring to the State for rail-
road purposes The list embraces an
aggregate Of 373, ,324 acres.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sLate Of INDIAN, yanderburgh count,

state of Indiana, Vanderburgh County
y BLYTHE HYNES. CLERK OF
"a the Vanderburgh Circuit Court. dc
hereby certify to the Sheriff OF said
county, what officers are to be elected al
the next general election, 10 be held on
the second Tuesday In October 1868, at the
different places, of holding elections in
A Governor of the State OF Indiana.
a Lieutenant Governor. 81 E--T--1.s
A Secretary OF state
An Auditor of state. Baaf& afs1E-G
A Treasurer of State. .f.t..a q
A Cle' X of Supreme Court.
A Reporter of Supreme Court. -
A superintendent OF Public Instruction,
AD Attorney General of State. VI
A Member OF Congress for the First Con-
gressional District OF Indiana.
A Common Pleas Jude for the District
composed OF the counties of Posey. War
rick, Gibson. and Vanderburgh.
One Di trict Attorney for said District.
A senator from Vanderburgh County:
two Representatives from ard cOanfy.
A Clerk OF the Vanderburgh Circuit
A Treasurer of Vanderburgh County.
A Recorder of Deeds OF Vanderburgh
County. 1855 f1t rnfkI
An Appraiser of Real Estate of said
4 County Commissioners for the Third
District. seta aH0f.
a Coroner OF vanderburgh County. ard
one Township Assessor for each of the
several Townships In said county.
And the Sheriff of said couns y is hereby
oruefeu ana directed 10 give due aud legal
notice OF such election according 10 law.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court at Evansville, this Goth day of
August, 1879.
BLYTHE HYNEs, Clerk V. C. @.
per ii, W BIPPUs, Deputy Clerk.
/, Jacob III. Miller, Sheriff OF Wander
burgh County, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing notice of ELECTION is q
true and com mplet7 copy OF the original.
on file in my office, this the 9th day of
August, AID 1865. 81
D. II. MILLER, sheriff V. G.
aup29 I'd F-lT - - =.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINcISFATI. August IS.
FLoUE-Du1l; family SO 5069 70.
WHEAT-A dvauced TO 81 10 at the close
for No. !, and is in good demand.
CoRN-F'1rnaer under The Liverpool news,
ana prices are higher; ear 94995c; shelIed
is he'd at 9fG97c.
OATs-In good demand and prices are
tending upwari /; n o. / at 55056c.
RYE-In better demand and prices are
higher; No. l at 81 80; holders are asking
81 80.
BARLEY-A shade lower; No. Spring
So OK. and No. Fall 50 20.
CoTT0N-EIrm at 291Sc.
ToBAcco-In good demand at full rates.
WHIsKY KY-Qnlet al DOC in bond.
p DIVISIONS Unclaimed; sales 800 bbls.
Mes PorF at S29 90. Bulk beats quiet but
fl rm ut f21z@I41S- Bacon steady at 1926
for shoulders, and l714c for clear sides.
Lard unchanged; small sales at lS11GlS55c.
BUFFERS steady.
EGGs-At I6e.
C0FFES-~teady at 2I@261Ic.
SUGAR-Du1 and easier; refined is held
at I549l61sc for soft and l61s9l714c for
hard.
APPIEs-scarce and In demand at 81 0o9
So CD per bbl. 20 =.
PEAcHEs-Lower; sales at 81 5o9s so per
busBeI.
GoLD-I4455 buying.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
NeN York Marker.

By telegraph NEW YORK. August %.
CcTToN-Less active, and scarcely so
firm; sales OF 700 bales at 3O1zc for mid
FLoUR = Receipts of 1924 barrels; low
grades scarce and nrIner: other kinds
are dull and without a decided change
Sc 90 a 90 for superfine state and
Western. 81 85aS 90 for extra State 81 9J6g
viii wheat extra, S. 60teI2 % aor round
hoop Ohio, SO 0091 25 for extra st. Louis
sfl 509l4 % for good to choice do, closing
quiet California more active and hrIner
sales of 3, $50 sacks . Sl0GI2 ~. ~ flour
heavy: sales OF $50 bbls at 81 2599 60.
CORN NEAL Qujeti sales of 200 bushels
Brandy at So 90.
" WHIsKY-NominaI; zoe in bond.
WHEAT Receipts of ? 2,499 bushels; Ease
Sales OF ,s91 bushels at 81 O6a2 o. for No. :
Spring: kl 10 or No. Spring; 81 = for
new. red - Louis; S2 30 Tor new amber
Nj ehigan; S2 50 for white Itehigaa; So 52
for " 1ite Ind ma; g AZ for mixed Indiana
at re road depot.
RYE Firmer: sales $50 bushels, new
" esi n at 81 5S1I go.
3ARLEY-DGII.
BAR LEY MATT-QuIet
CORE-Seeel pts 3y3, 900 bush els: 2el3c bet
ter, andTaactiye, ana tue de gland chiefly
speculative: sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 LOO
81 Il for Gnsound; 81 22g1 25 or sound
mixed Western afloat; 81 23g1 25 for OLD
do. III store.
oaTs Receipts 1925 bushels; quiet:
safes a. coo b7shels at 79c for Western n
store; Sic afioat; 72g75e for new do; 760
785zc Tor I'D and new do. mixed.
RLCE-butI.
COFFEE-In fair demand; sales of l,7OO
bags of Rio on private terms.
SUGAR easier; sales OF So hhds. Cuba
at l03s9 12c.
" GLASSES - Dull.
HoPs- Quiet, az 10g3oc for American.
PETRoLEUM-Dull, at l41{gl5c for crude;
BIC for refined bonded.
PoRK-Fuuer and quiet; sales OF / 400
harrels, at SO 9092S 81 or mess, closing at
s28 50 Tor cash; SIS 7592S 85 for old do;
s23 5O924 II for prime; s25 75a26 90 for
yIEIne mess.
BEEF--eteady; sales of $50 barrels. at
Sl5 00120 80 tor new plain mess: SO 501
q IS fof new extra mess.
TIERoe BsEF- Dull; 2I@ssc for prime
m ess; 3J6a36c for India mess. =
BEEF HAM3-DulI, at 2013lc.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales of 265 pack
ages. at I3A944c for shoulders; 169I91zc
Tor Eam>.
slTBDI ES-Quiet.
LAKD-Quiet and firm; sales of $50
tierees, at io149Isc for steam, and I9g1914c
for kettle rendered.
BUrrER-Q uiet. at 329s7c for Ohio, and
81 lg45c for state. EE
CHEESE-DuiI, at i30l7c.
FREIGH fs-To Liverpool. quiet and firm.
er; engagements of 800 SACKS of wheat
per steamer at Al, now held at sd.
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NE ~ YORK.
The Foul Play ifigatiOn-FuneraI
OF Artist Elli0tt-Fenian COnVen.
EiOn.

New York, August 28.-The foul
play litigation was continued in the
Supreme Court day. Arguments
were made on a motion for an order
of attachment against Messrs. Har-
kins IL Moore of the Broadway The
atre, for alleged contempt, in eontin-
ulng the performance OF the drama
after the service Of the recent injunc-
ton. The decision was reserved.
The funeral of the artist Elliott,
took place this afternoon. A large
number of distinguished citizens were
present, including Coy. Fenton, and
the pail bearers were all we'll known
professional brothers of the deceased.
The body was inferred at Greenwood.
Claims are before the Board of
Audit, of 81, ,334 600 from the exc
cutors cf the late City Chamberlain,
Daniel Devlin, for commissions paid
and received by him, and of Mr..
Mickey, for $4,000, for legal service
In defending the old Board OF Excise.
The big monitor Puritan is to be
towed to League Isla nd, to be laid.
The master masons to day again
adopted their resolution to employ
none but ten hour men.
No new cases of the cattle plague
! disease have appeared during the
last twenty four hours.
/ The FenIan Convention was very
largely attended to-day. The consid-
/ Grafton OF the question of a Union was
continued, and appearances indicate
that Union viii be established.
Leslie Chamberlaia, one of the
sufferers by the Broadway Theatre
affray, is still In a precarious condi-
ton. Stephen Wilson, the other one
is out. OF danger.
The horse epidemic in Brooklyn
shows no signs of spreading, but ex
trae~dinary precautions are taken by
owners and stablers.
Cbas. H. Vent has been held fol
i trial for stealing Government Com
missary stores aud other property
from Fort WadsWoIth
4 Senor De Couts, editor OF Ii
\ Croatsfa, was to-day held for exam
ination by the United States Commits
sioDer on charge of assaultIng anC
challenging to duel, Ignaco Gomez
Minister for Nicaragua and Ho ndura.
TO the United States. The troublt
grew out of difference of OPT Mon a!
to the course of the Spanish Govern
ment toward Chill and Peru.
Daniel K. Kolbern has been arrest
cd charged with defraudlng VIM
James Howell out of 81 900 in gold
by means of two worthless bonds, o
the Toledo, Logansport Il Northern
Indian Railroad.
A young woman, name unknown
died, ThGrsday night, at private ly
ing-in establishment uptown, from
} abortion. An investigation Is pro
crossing.
A Schutzenfest is being held al
; Hudson City.
| The Turner's Festival, of the Dis
: trict Of New York. begins tomorrow
! at Marrlssona, and lasts three days
! Gen. Seigel is to deliver an address.
/ A serious aiiray occurred In lage
beer saloon at Grettenberg, last night
/ forty Germans were assaulted b
J roughs, who were terribly punished
A fire at Elizabeth, New jersey
/ this morning, destroyed the store an,
residence of E Woodruff. Loss heavy
: Partially insured.
? 4 fire to-day, at Hudson, City. con
! sumed the stable OF William Bole
man, a house owned by him, the dwell
| ling of Mr.. Stephens, and other prop
: erty.
, The third annual Convention {
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At I.nnfs Market.
BY Telegraph Sr. LOUIS. August 2S.
ToBACCo-Weak but quotations ur

BY Telegraph.I Sr. LOUIS, August Is.
ToBACCo-Weak but quotations un-
changed.
CoTToN-Nothing doing.
HEMP Nothing doing.
FLoUR-Extrep1ely dull and very little
doing; supe. dne sold at S5 75G6 40s extra
S7g7 80; double extra So 25ge so: fancy
Sl29I3.
WHEAT-Au grades below strictly prime
very hard to sell prime to fancy were sold
at 81 9012 IS; new lots OF red and white
for seed sold at 50 30tg2 40.
CoRN-Duu and lower at 8899lc.
eATS-FIrm at 5t@53Hc.
BARLEY-F1rm for choice and wanted
quotations are 81 759l 81 for prime TO
choice. #58 .T5E 5t9sl
RYE-Lower at 81 Il. "a
PoRK-Very dull; jobbing sales at S29 Is
@29 80. s uHa eFf
BULK MEATS Retail sales of shoulders
packed at l21ac. 9EEE GIG8 T
BACON-Quiet and unchanged: order
lots sold at 1870 Tor shoulders and RIB
sides; l51zc Ior clear RI .e e-f4 E-
MHISRY-Smau sales AT 81 q. round
lots 81 ri. a 600 - =
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Chicago Market.

By Telegrapl.l CHICAGO, AUGUST ..
FEoUg-MoFe active and steady at 81 3714
a.. 20 or Spring extras.
VII Ar-f'trmer aud Ie higher; sales of
No, 2atei s5dI AZ, and No. at 81 649I -,
CLOSING steady at 81 81 Tor No. 2; sales
since 'Cbange at 81 64l5 Tor No. 2.
CoRN-Active and firm, and Ic hig her
sales of NO. / ar s. 00149I Oh; No 2, 99g991ac,
closing with buyers of No. / at 81 O015c;
sales this afternoon at 81 O0Ls for No l.
OATs-Opened firm and &c higher; sales
of No. l ~ 531stc5412c: closed dull at 53iz e.
RYE--Ste ady 81 81 261ae1l = for No. l, and
81 2ot51l "A Tor NO. Z.
BARIEY-Active; sales of No. 2, in store,
at s. 56E93I So, p II rejected at 81 4211 a,
ciosine an 81 5G1SssI u Tor No. 2
HIGHwINEs- Dull at 81 s. for free, and
81 % or bonded.
Mess EoRk-QuIet and steady; sales at
SPY 50.
LARD Less firm and unchanged.
BaCoN-Sweet picked hams quiet; sales
OF Summer cured at l7c.
CATTLE Dull.
F'REIG aTs-More active, but 1z91c lower.
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Legislative PrOce edings.

ATLANTA, August 28.-The Senate
to-day confirmed the appointment OF
III. P. Farrow as Attorney General of
the State, and adjourned on account
of the death of Representative Moou.
In the House a discussion on the res
olution to unseat colored members
was resumed. The Chair decided that
each colored member should have a
hearing BY himself or attorney. Mr..
Bryant spoke against the resolution.
The House adjourne1 Old account of
the death of a membaI.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
General Howard in New Orleans
Masquerade Ball at White SHlphaF
SDriugS-lieaVy Rains ut Savannah
-UrOp Reports Gloomy.

New ORLEANS, August 28.-Wm.
FL. G. King, principle editor and pro-
prietor of the New Orleans Times
died yesterday. after lingering i'll
ness.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 28.-General
Howard arrived last night To-day,
in company with Gen. Hatch, he
visited the Legislature and was in
vited 10 seat WITHIN the bar OF the
Senate. He leaves for Texas this
evening.
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MemnilIS Market.

Bv Teiegraph.T MEMPHIS. August IS.
COTTON -ReeeIpts / bale; exports none;
the weeks receipts IL bales, and exports q
bales
FLoUR-s13 0oGl3 81; stock 50 barrels.
WHEAT 81 95a2 %.
GORN-s0c.
O4Ts-68a65c.
HAY--SZ2 00d25 co.
BRAN -s24 co.
PoKK-S29 75a77o 25.
LARD -2015(a2Ic
EAoos-i7f<@isc for shoulders and clear
sides.