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FOREIGN.
ANDY JOHNSON.
The Banner calls him our Bob
tailed, Collar spiked Bull Deg.

From the Franklin Review.l
Our city contemporary, the Banner,
has gone wild and mad as q March
hare" on the Senatorial question.
His leaders, nowadays, are filed with
spleen and venom against the greatest
of living statesmen. He can't give q
homily on manufactures, nor mention
the interesting topic Of immigration,
without interlardiDg with them very
disrespectful adjectives towards the
man he once so fOndly admired. We
are puzzled beyond measure at the
course of the able and " "LeddiRQ" jour
nal. We cannot conjecture why it Is
that he has soured 50 upon our An
dy." In an article lately, headed - Of
Course" he amused the outside world
by the spiteful style in which he treat
ed the high and solemn. question OF
FOwler's succession. His chief reason
as We gather, against the election OF
Andrew Johnson to the United States
Senate, is that it will displease Grant.
OF course it will do that. What Is
calculated to annoy aud fretp sea-
side lOunger so much as the sight of a
hard working legislator? A man
whose pure and eorruptless life is a
burning satire upon the greed and av-
arice Of Ulysses Grant. OF course it
win annoy and fret Mr.. Grant, that
Washington City should be cursed
with the presence Of a man who hates
Radlcalism a. he does the devil, and
who can't be bought by the treasures
Of the earth. When johnson gets to
| Washington, Grant viii have TO stay
at home and attend TO his business.
Another important and exceedingly
able and polite reason assigned by this
learned and courteous chTonicler Is,
that Massachusetts will send cock-eyed
Ben. Butler to the Senate if Tennessee
| sends Andrew johnson, and that ouI
q" bob-tailed," /" "cOllar-spiked " bull
dog will interest the Northern De
mocracy in the upper seats by worry.
ling the Beast. "Of course" this Il
very Renteel in the Banner to compare
the statesman who treaded with firm
ness and faith the most rugged path o
ldutv. IN defending an oppressed peo
! nle known In the history of men, Il
4 blaspheming, eOck-eyed buffOon and
coward. OF all the puerile and weak
articles sent forth to the world lately
nv fhis "leading" journal, his " o
courseu article has done the least
harm TO the object Of this malignant
attack. and covered its author witt
fhe ridicule and contempt OF every
reasoning and rejecting mind.
Who Is the Banner for, TOT senator
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Is he for Senter? Is he for Etheridge?
What Is the difference between john
son and Etheridg ? Both are ObnoX-
iOus to the Radicals. The only differ
ence is that johnson is more so, be-
cause he has fought them the longest,
heaviest and hottest fight. His ability
to "annoy and fret" the rascals Is
more capaciOus than any ether. Eth
eridge would light in the center OF the
Senate Chamber, spit in his hands,
and go to pulling hair and breaking
bones the first time the roll was called.
Etherige would be like the Cossaek
cavalry harrasslng the rear Of the de-
moraized army Of Napoleon. John
sOr would be like combined armies
moving TO a second Waterloo.
If our Bdan sr friends don't want to
annoy Grant or disturb Sumner and
Others of like ilk, just send Fowler
back. He will be quiet enough for
you. If you don't want fight, don't
send johnson or Etheridge. If you
want Radicalism ground TO powder
and a glorious leader furnished our
friends North and South, by all means
send Andrew johnson.
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WONDERFUL PHENOMENON:
The Red Light in the Heavens---San
Francisco Amazed.

Our cousins of San Francisco have
the advantage of those OF us who live
in the interior, in their opportunity to
look out daily 10 the westward on the
waters of the great "Big Pond" On
the 20th of August, at about O'Clock
in the evening, they commenced OBJ
serving what even to them was new
and singular phenomenon in the sky:
The San Francisco Times gives the tol-
| lowing description: THE sun had set
full hour, and already the shades OF
night had begun TO gather over the
city, when a warm glow stole over the
heavens, rapidly deepening TO that
rosy hue which usually accompanies a
sunset in clear weather. 80 strong
and ruddy was this strange light that
hundreds of persons supposed great
fire had broken out somewhere.
Those who live on the hills were
startled by the crimson glow rejected
from the walls of those houses which
faced the West, and many fastened
into the streets to discover the where
abOuts of what they imagined to be
an extensive confagratiOn. The light
filled a space in the heavens Of about
fOrty-five degrees from the horizon.
1t was Of a warmer hue than that
usual in auroral phenomena, and, un-
like the latter, was perfectly steady
and continuous. For the space of an
hour it continued to glow redly, and
to light up the walls of the houses as
with the reflection Of phantom sun
set. Those who observed the Phe-
nomenOn carefully noticed that bank
of vapor, not clearly defined as a mass
of clouds, but evidently humid and
heavy, hung high in the atmosphere
above the ocean, and probably served
as q reflector and distributor Of the
rays of the sun, Itself far below the
horizon at the time.
''The fact that similar appearances
have been noticed at Marysville and
Sacramento during the past forty
eight hours, Indicates the existence of
an abnormal condition In the atmOs-
phere. How that condition is caused
we do not pretend to say, but there
can be little doubt that this strange ap-
pearance was produced by reflection
of the suns rays upon bank of va
por, which remitted II to the earth
again, after the sun had disappeared
below the level of the horizon"
lulS DutuUilltuOl,oO 50 NOilucIAuA dHA
astonishing, was witnessed at many
other points on our Pacific coast and
in the interior, this side of the sierra
Nevada. Some years ago similar
phenomenon was witnessed in the In
dian archipelago from the decks OF the
United States supply ship Lexington.
On that occasion everything on board
the ship, the men and officers in
cluded, assumed a bloOd-red hue; the
sea foamed with perceptible ripple
as all bloOd-red it passed the vessel
which, barely moving at the time,
was shortly distanced by the froth.
1t was noticed shortly after that the
frightful phenomenon, before which
the stoutest heart on deck quailed, pre-
eeded q squall of most destructive
character. Not one of the officers ex-
planned and none of the men could
explain a phenomenon that did not in
any way attach to the going down
of the sun as that event occurred some
hours after.-EDs. APPEAL.l
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NEW YORK.
The Fashion Course Meeting.


New YORK, September 6.-The
Fashion Course running races, four
mile heats, to-day, between j. Ecker
sons Flora Mclver, Capt. MOOre's
PriVateer, and DIR. Welden's Alder
barrow. was won by Flora after a
most interesting contest, Prlvateer
being the favorite before starting at
even against the field, and two to one
after winning the second heat, Flora
being the lowest in the betting
throughout.
Summary.-Flora MeIver, 1, 2, Il;
Privateer ?, !, ,; Alderbarrow 3, 3,
dist; 1851, 4:45, 7:5la.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
The family of President Grant ar
rived here this evening, and will re-
main at Mr.. COrbyn's house until his
return from Washington.
TENNESSEE SHARPER ARRESTED.
VIM. Norris was arrested to-day and
held for examination on charge of
swindlingabout a dozen firms in this
city out of $50, 900 or $4,000 worth Of
merchandise purchased from them
and shipped to Cincinnati on his rep
resentatiOn that he was agent Of
Woods & Yateman, prOprietors OF the
Cumberland Iron Works, Cumber-
land, Tenn. That firm repudiate, and
say he has not been authorized TO do
any business for them.
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ANOTHER SENSATION.
The Dying Moments of an Injured
Woman.

A correspondent of the New York
UOrld, signing himself or herself,
- One Who Knows, " writes as follows
of the late wife of Gen. Daniel L.
Sickles, present Minister to Spain, the
unfortunate woman who was the cause
of Sickles numbering Keys, In Wash
ington, in 1859. The correspondent
says:
When a man has stepped himself TO
the dregs in all that is vile In morals
and disreputable in manhood; Is nm
worthy of truth in any shape; guilty
of fraud and murder-crimes which
commit man of less shrewdne5s TO
the penitentiary-as has been shown
to be the case in the porraiture given
of Daniel Z. Sickles, it yet seems that
we have an administration to honor
this man and insult foreign power
by making him an ambassador there
to; and we have a public party
opinion TO justify these acts.
viii not these facts be an extension
to the sins charged against the un-
happy woman who called him hus-
band, and who row sleeps forgotten
in her dlshenOred grave? WAl you
not allow simple word in behalf of
one Of her sex by one who has had
opportunity to know? e gff EfLte.
I nor one do not believe AIRS. Sickles
guilty of the charge made against her.
1 believe Sickles to have been as vile
In his treatmentof hisswife as he was
in every other respect perhaps more
vile, because he could wrong her with
iInpunity, and sweep from the earth,
covered with odium, man whose
graces created envy in his own MIND,
and whose manly sense of honor was
reproach TO his own vileness, and
whose intellect and culture were far
beyond his own reach, and whose only
sin was in his sympathy for and kind
ness to a neglected, nl-used wife.
/ admit that 1t is dangerous ground,
this sympathy for married woman;
for better be content 10 suffer, endure,
and die thantOueh the tempting cup.
Let this suffice on this head.
That Mrs. Sickles was lovely in per-
son, simple and child-llke in charac-
/ ter, all admit. Such characters are
not easily degraded. Were she the
| degraded creature he has led the
world to believe, her sensibilities
would not have remained so acute
that she died in less than two years of
1 a broken heart.
She was weak and cowardly, 1 ad-
NIT. Alas! these defects would have
made her sacred in the eyes of
manly man, and he would have done
his utmost to shield her frem evil.
Let me depict the few last hours In
the life of this injured woman.
Stung, 1t may be, by an irresponsi-
bic feeling Of remOrse, he pretends in
the eyes of the world to have restored
her to favor. / viii not discuss the
propriety of this kind of clap-trap
sentiment. l speak of the fact.
She was placed in a handsome house
with the ordinary appliances ofwealth.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.
The German Catholic Hierarchy.

The German Catholic Hierarchy.
NEW YORK, September "a Lon
don special saws the German Catholic
HierarchicaI Convention is in session
in Fulda, and adopted a line Of action
or nIatforn to be observed by the pre-
Iates in council in Rome. 1t is tOle-
rant and dependent in tone, yet in a
spirit Of complete submission TO all Of
the holy sect, The Austrian Bishops
did not attend. They assemble in
convention in Salisbury.
DUBLIN, September 6.-Cardinal
Cullen has ordered prayers Of thanks
giving in the Catholic Churches for the
termination Of religious aScendency
in England.
2 Mr.. Gladstone, in a note just pub
lished, says the petition Ofthe Eenians
is under consideration in the Cabinet.
The Arch Bishop Of Armaugh and
Dublin have agreed 10 convene a lay
conference, which will greet this city
in October.
THE SPANISH CHURCH.
MADRID, September Ga PROPOSE
ton has been made 10 reduce the
hierarchy of Spain to five Archbishops
and thirty-twO Bishops.
MORE OF THE BYRON SCANDAL.
LONDON, September 6.-The Morn
inq Telegraph reviews chronOlOgically
Mrs. Stoves articleon Lord and Lady
Byron. 1t says the SUBJECTS too pain
ful 10 discuss. 1t regards the publica-
ton as the result OF indiscretion on
the part OF Mrs. Stowe and the pub
fishers.
RBoRGANIzATIoS OF THE IRISH
CHURCH.
ARMAUGH, IRELAND, Sept. 6.-The
work of recognizing the Church is
progressing satisfactory. a requisi-
tion has been prepared TO ask the pre-
lates TO convene q lay conference.
THE EGYPTIAS MUDDLE.
. CONsrANTINOPIE, September g.
SThe Khedive has dispatched his as
/ sent 70 the NiZiers second letter rela-
tive TO negotiations Of loans without
the consent of the Sublime Porte.
LONDON, September 6.-Later dis
siatches state that the khediVe left
Alexandria for COnstantinOple.
PANIC on THE CONTINENT.
lLoNpoN, September 6.-Private
dfivices say there is a panic In Ger
rhany and bad news from France.
HEALTH OF THE EMPEROR.
paris, September 6.-The Official
Journals this pm. declare that the
Eneperor's condition Is not alarming
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
Msiieal Departlnert, Nelc O.Ieqps.

EACILThs -
A. Fl. Cenas, ND, Emeritus Professor OF OBJ
sietrics- af-
James Jones, MD, Prof OF Obstetrics. r.-.
Warren Stone, Md, Prof OF Surgery.
T.. q. Richardson, NJ D., Prof OF Anatomy.
samuel N. Bemlss, Md, Prof. OF Medicine.
stanford E. ChaiIle, MD, Prot OF Pm ystology-
Frank Hawthorn, Md, Prof. Of AsteFla
Medlca. i.-af .l
Joseph Jones, Md, (Late Of the Uniyersity of
Nashyflle1 Prof OF Chemistry.
c. J. Biekman, MD, Demonstrators Of Anai-
umy.
The Thirty-second annual course OF fnstrae-
ton in this Department viii commence on
Monday, the 18th of Novernb Der, icd9, and teF-
INMATE on the second Saturday OF March.
Is7O. Preliminary Lectures on Clinical AedI-
cine and Surgery will be delivered IN the ans-
phftheGter OF the Charity Hospital, begin
ming on The 18th of October, without s1y
charge 10 students. The AnatOm ical r0oLns
will Be opened At the same time. A
The members Of the Faculty are sitins
PHYSICIANS and Surgeons 20 the Charity Hos
pltal and give Instruction daily at the bod
side Of the sick. The practical advantages
thus offered % students are rnFtyRled. ~ 10
FREs.-For all the Lectures, si&0s Matrteu-
latiOn, s.: Praefical Anatomy. 9i8; Graduns
ton $50; Payment required IN advance. Il =
For further inform alton address
auls T. q. RICHARDSON. Nd. Dean.
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Death Of Secretary RawIlns.

WAsHINGpoN, September Cat .
O'Clock this am. Secretary Rawlins'
cough was more troublesome and res
piration more difficult. At IL o'clock
to-day he was asleep. One OF the
watchers was Gen. J. L. smith.
Nourishments and stimulants were
frequently administered. His physi-
clans are hoping to sustain his last
waving strength until the return OF
the President, who is hourly expected.
LATER,-Secretary Rawlins died at
4:12 this pm.
E# REVENUE RECEIPTS.
a a comparative statement Of reve-
nue. receipts for March, April, May,
June, July and August, 1868, with the
same months this year shows an in
crease for the latter of SS,357, ,30T. To-
days receipts, SS57, coo.
ORDER FROM DELANO.
{ Commissioner Delano to-day issued
the following order:
All parties having claims in this
Office, and all attorneys, claim agents,
or other persons acting in their be
half, having business with this Oifiee,
shall be required to communicate the
same in writing to the Solicitor
of the Bureau through the mails.
No person whatever not connected
with the Office by official relation shall
be allowed an interview with the
clerks or employees except by express
Dermission of the Commissioners or
DEPUTY Commissioner.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

The PhiIadslphIa Contested Election Case.
LPHuI.A ADELPHIA, September 6.-The
argument, commenced to-day In the
oreat contested election case before
he Court OF Pleas, ,tinvOlving all OH
cers Of the municipal government
who received certificates last October.
THE evidence taken fills 1000 pages,
and the argument viii occupy al liI1 tlil5
week, If not longer. A decision VIII WI
noSbe given before the close OF the
month
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Confederate Soldiers.
List of Confederate Soldiers who have been
Elected Members Of the Confederate
Relief and Historical Associa-
Slon Of this City.

IL, members who have not paid their In
n initiation fees and dues, can do so by at
tending the meeting to be held next 7 HU Rs
DAY EVENING, the sth inst.l IN the TX
change Building at ~ o'clock. Those apply
ing for mem bership at the last regular meet
ins are in the hands OF the Committee on
Any Confederate wishing 20
ioin the Association can do so by handing to
auy OF the following named gentlemen his
name, rank, company, regiment, brigade,
division and army, together with date OF en-
ing service This must be accompanied with
vouchers. JOHN W. DAWSON, Sec'y.
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OUR STOCK BEING LARGE AND COM
" pIete purchased from manufacturer and
hrst hands, at lowest dgurers, and shipped at
cheapest freights ever known In Mem phis,
We are determ med to offer such Inducements
TO the merchants OF the surrounding country
a. viii tn future make Il plainly 70 their IN
terest 70 trade in Memphis, and with us- In
order that there may be no mtsunderstaud-
ing on this point, we say plainly that We
WILL on SANE DATE AND WITH SANK oCAL-
IrY OF GOODS, DUPLICATE Any CASH ORDER
FILLED IN LOUnsYILLE, CINCINSArI OK ST.
Louis, transportation added.
We have now in store and 10 arrive:
400 pieces and half pieces Ky. Bagging
1900 bundles lr0a Ties, best makes
so casks Clear Bacon Sides;
20 casks Shoulders;
IS hhds. Louisiana Sugars
100 bbls. Hard Sugars
35 tes. S. C. Hams
800 kegs Leaf LarG
409 cases eaddy Lard
IS tierees Lard;
$50 sacks Fair to ehoIee Coffee
SO pockets lava Coffee
200 cases and 2 pound Oysters:
200 kegs Nails;
100 boxes Candles
100 half boxes Candies
100 One-auartsr boxes Candles
100 boxes Pearl Starch
100 boxes Y. {. and 3. {. Soap
500 bags assorted Shot
200 barrels SHperine Flour
$50 barrels * and xxx Flour
rs barrels Fancy Brands Flour
50 barrels 6oldea Flake" FIOar---Our
own brand, and the besl Flour IN
market.
200 barrels (. o. Neal;
100 barrels and half barrels whisky:
rs barrels Bourbon and Rye
100 eaddiss Bright IA Tobacco
25 boxes Tobacco
100 kegs choice hOlasses;
rs barrels and half barrels hoiasses
500 barrels KanaWha Salt, Etc. Etc. Etc.
An inspection OF our stock and prices will
be 20 the advantage of ALL CLOSE CASH or
APPROVED TIME BUYERS, and we cordially In
yite all such to give us call.
N8- Orders by mau viii always secure our
prompt attention.
To0F, PHILLIPS & CO.,
aal5 268 Front Street.
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INSANE ASYLUM.

CT. vINCENTs INSTITUTION FOR THE
y INSANE. ST. Louis, Mo; THIS tnsLIotton
was founded by the Sisters OF Charity, Au-
gust 10, lS5s II IS private and nrst~class IN
It's arrangements and accommodation;, n
noFninafions are received, also those addicted
10 taking opium or other stimulants 70 ex-
cess snd desire 70 correct. FOR terms stesi
apply 70 Or, J. K. HAuDUH or the SISTER
SUPERIOR. Anes
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THE Ex-PREsIDENT.
A snItsfuI Fling at Nc. Johnson.

NASHVILLE, September 6.-EX-
President johnson still fingers IN
Nashville, having been here some ten
days scheIning for election to the Uni
ted States Senate,
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T. o. OF OF.

NASHVILLE, September 6.-The
Grand Sire and other Odd Fellows
left to-day for San Francisco 70 attend
the meeting of the Grand Lodge.
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Notice to Cotton Shippers.
i for business on
Monday, the 18th Inst.

at the established price for the season of sew
enty-fve cents per bale. This includes dray-
age from the Press, Insurance, extra tie, and
covering sample hole. Our interest Deins
identical with that OF the shipper, every exer-
the best possible condition. To that end anu
TO facilitate the rapid compression ana snip
ment Of cotton, We will oaer YOU - tne sea-
ful steam Tyler Presses, the SnlpPSIs, tne
Charleston and the Chickasaw-tne oest IN
the country, with which Will oe eOnnecseo
H. A. MONTGOMERY,
Supt. Memphis Cotton Press Assoc etation,
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Memphls Esmals Seminary.

EALL SESSION WILL OPEN WEDHES-
II DAY, September lst. Fer catalogues or
circulars call at Young's Bookstore or al No.
angi Mrs. A. D. HALLE, Principal
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TNAII SESSION OPENS WEDNESDAY,
L September lst, at No. 2B Third street.
For circulars call at No. loe Madison street.
aug5 -. HALLE, Principal.
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EDUCATIONAL.
STONEWALL INSTITUTE.

THIS tanous school for boys opens - Rfth
L scholastic year on the INST Monday Of
October next Il Is situated IN high range
OF hius-Dallas county. Alabama-thirtoen
miles north Of Selma and can be rearhsgi by
hacks nom Selma for 81 Ga Remark able at
tentlon is given 70 the elementary branchas
OF boys education. Reading, writing
spelling and arithmetic are taught TO the en-
tire school A thorough course will save the
expense OF sending boys to college. Recent ffy
three Of the students OF this institute have
each taken premiums at different Universi-
ties This fact tells much for the tnstructiOfa
and high moral cnltCre impaired ~ this
school The students and teachers constitute
a community. To CS0GF SHOPS NOR LEy5sOr 81
i0onS are nes1r b.. Two Hundred and sixty
Dollars VIII cover q years Board. Tuition
and Washing books extra Ihs LslsficLte be-
longs " no Sri Is not controlled 6g T'LEtees bft
Is the s0is property u ne pTUprtssor.
Application for circulars may be made %
u. G. b. COSNERI4Y, President
sep2 Near -elma, Ais
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impossible to detect even upon the closest
examination amer applying Milk OF Violets,
which produces a most beautiful appearance
TO the skin. Sold by all druggists and fancy
goods dealers. v. W. B-inckerhon, y. Y,
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LIE MISSES BOWERS
WILL open the FAN Session OF tAefr
w School . @
On Monday, the Sth Of September.

In future no boys will be admitted. A bill foe
the the incorporation OF the school will be In
trOduced AZ The next meeting OF the Legisla-
ture, when an opportunity Of pursuing col
legiate course will be offered TO those deslrous
Of embracing 81. FOrelrculars apply at book
stores, or los Monroe street. auEiz
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W. H. BOWERS
Mathematical and Classical School,

Cor. HeTaGHdO and P0RtOlOe SIS,
WILL open on Wednesday, September lst-
w His successful experience a. Teacher
in this city previous 70 the war. he trusts viii
be sufficient guarantee for the future.
For Circulars apply At book stores, or AZ l1S
Monroe street. aul2
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FONTAINE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
326 FRONT STREET,

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
HAvE for sale, and keep constantly on
II hand, full assortment, consisting in
part as follows:
100 casks Bacon;
800 barrels Mess Pork:
100 barrels JOwls and Humpss
90 kegs Lard;
100 hhds. Louisiana Sugar;
90 sacks Coffee;
800 pkgs. Molasses-hhdE. bbls-, ,hEfs a qrs.
100 pieces Kentucky Bagging vi. 4 N. Ky.
py, Landeman, and ]. 4 d. Fi0x.)
100 tons celebrated Arrow Ties"
500 kegs Tails-assOrted sizes;
500 barrels Flour;
North Carolina Roe cut and gross Herring
iOO b5ls. pure, cOpper-dlstilIed whisky;
100 barrels rectiied Whisky;
SO barrels Robinson County Whisky.
Calling your attention 10 the above, we re-
spectfuiiy request q continuation OF your pa
tronags, and promise. by strict attention 20
business, with the interest Of our patrons
ever before us, to merit Il
auglS d4w HILL, FONTAINE q co.
W. ~ rABprScro~ HEN-Ry a HOWELL
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

O'.p.IoA., to the Southwestern Press A'''eiaiI'H