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1'irBT DAlLY SUN HmUv, Jma« M, 1071 rum ■irrrrrrr OaUa* MM> r «n'i aMfita MMa 71* (Mr. MMa. rmmiU- afcaaM taw a «■ tad. ta ataW Irawl «—«a .r prtaMlIta la t~rU « •V Dm. H. L. W. Cbaio is author ised to solicit business and reoeive rah- oee lor Tn Burr Ouut, Ducx A Co., Atiauna SiMOilti Bouthkkb Oa, Busqunw am Amm Hatumm, Tn Lawor m mar Cokplu Boram Bb>», ion ■ ‘ as iao wnnour One . . . Tuan, Fawal Oaii- m. As. ^hm r* Comm wns an «n W* rag rat to lean that the Ikr. Mr. BooMaai loat hia little child on Friday. It waa Me oaljr child, and will be buried Zouavea.—Next Monday Bight thia oompany will parade at their armory, la Brown’a baildlng, on Broad atreat. All the member 1 are requested to be preeent. _ Vi oall attentloa to the adrertiaement •( Mr, J. C. Burrow, ol Baltimore. Md. Agents aw wanted (oe the aaleof n mat- mat og of the anrrender oI aMeatrt ea On.Lw. II*. R. D. Man, No. 4 Kimball Boom, eaa famish throngh ticket! to all the lemona reaerta of.rammer pleaanre aaakira. Ha poaaaaaaa all the means of reliable iaformation. i. Humoum ABbiuxobatus <n Mariatta a treat are now doing a flue buai naaa In their line. They manufacture the celebrated concrete rawer pipe, and oontnet for roofing and gaa fitting. They also ere extensive dealers in stoves. nr Atlanta The Rome Comsurcial states the rumor in that town that the oh61 era is in Atlanta, and simi lar reporta have reached the Amerioas Republican. These are the flrat intima tion# wa haw aaen that this fatal diaonae wae le oar city. Mb. B. F. Mullynnix, of Nownan, Oa., boot and ahoe maker, has au adver- tiaament in our oolumna this morning. Heiea Brat e'aai workman in bis line, and baa constantly cc hand a lot of floe boots and shoes, and an excellent aaaurt- mint of good leather. Bee his notioo. Iryon would avoid the cholera, and live pleewntly, the first great atep ahoold be an acquaintance with Tom Grady. Tom kaapa one of the beat bare in town, atookad with all (he delicious decoctions of the eaaaon. He Is one of theee fellows who like to eee the thirsty traveller drink. A FwaamiED Mcut.—Yesterday, on Alabama street, in front of the Singer maohine oAUe, a mole atteebed to a boggy took a notion to out a few fantoi tie oapara. Alter exhaneling himself in ■earing np, ha deliberately took liia aoat on the pavement to mat, alter mhioh he went on hla way tejolofog; no damage. Tns Oounirm Bxnnnn.-Yester day morning, Dr. Aogiar, Mr. Dob'.tins aad Mr. Yeang returned from Opelika, where Urey made a very caretnl examina tion into the merits of the now Friimatlo railway. They aaw it in operation, ex- amlnad all lie principles and straeture, aad aaa thoroughly aatiafied that the in- van Hop baa the merits olaimed for it Float whet wa hava heard, wa have no lash the atoekholders of the new street railroad eoaapaay found to oonatnot a ifoa to the Fenoe de Leontlealing Spring Wtt*n-Woxxs.—Col. O. W. Adair aepatha young city of Birmingham has watte waate eoatlng only $60,000—the «dM helm breaght three milaa-opoa the Minimal plan segmented by him last wiater to one at a aeries of able papan laid before the Chamber of Commerce, el which he waa the author. In that paper ha eetimatad the ooet of (applying Atlanta oltL water at B10U.000. Ha mye bow, aiaoe examining the Birming ham water works, that Atlanta oan be eBaataally supplied at a coat of $75,000. Bahaad waa given so his suggestion! hat wfoWr. It it Ume they were taken into oonaidereiion. Dm L W. Auraianr.—Thia promt- ■•at physician, reoenliy of Leaoooaty. hot dm maay years pravions to going to tad eeoaty a raoeeaafal physician both at OtaofordviUe and* Sparta, has deter mined to settle at Eaat Point Of the Albany Newt makes the following aotlee: The aameroos friends of Dr. £. ... IMhand in Southwestern Georgia will segrat to ham that ha haa been oompelled fmetehnve kft Leesburg yoUarisy v hla tamrlv for hia new home. The docwJ foa Hal phmieiaa, and his goodnaw hraetand integrity of character had rarad foe him the trtandehlp end eo„u- deooa ol a wide droie of aeqnalnUneea. Ha haa oar bed wishes for hit health and prosperity among those with whom hla lot, aad we nnsinsaii him to their confidence and nellreed—Sfeetlngc if Ih* BearW ef Director.. The Board of Directors of thia very important enterprise met yesterday morning. President L. P. Grant in the chair. The. following Directors were present,-via: G. W. Adair, A. W. Mitch ell, J. H. lamer, W. J. Garrett, F. P. Rice aod John Collier. Mr. Jamee offered a series ol retain- Intiona, which were adopted. The fol lowing ia their purport: 1. That in lien of the cash aubscrip lion to the road now due by the city, its bonds be accepted at tbe rate of eighty two centa on the dollar, sufficient to liquidate tbe amounts now due and to be- corue doe np to Ibe 24lb of July next, od tbe pay rolls o( the oompaoy. 2. That bonds of tbs city sufficient to pay contractors to the 15th ol JuDebe aooepted at the some rale, it tbs con traetors will take the aame in liquidation ol their demands. 8. That the President settle tbe right of way with the lessees of tbe State Road. 1 That the President and two or more Directors attend the next meeting of the Georgia Railroad Company, and ask a renewal aod increase of their subscrip tion to tbe Georgia Western. Vr. Adair offered a resolution request ing the President of the Company to faroish the Board with hia viewa, in writing, relative to tbe enterprise, de rived from hia own observation daring bis late visit to Alabama, and that the eity papers be requested to publish tbe same, which wts adopted. Sidewalk Ub.tractlonr. Complaints reach as occasionally of tbe great inconvenience occasioned to the public by abstractions plaoed on sidewa'ka, either in the shape of old packing cases, old barrels or unseemly looking and filthy abicken coops. This should not bo allowed by the proper autboritirs, aod tbe latter nuisance should be sbeted at ones. Yesterday we were reminded of a very eerions an noyance to pedestrians, and one that may lead to consequences not pleasant to the parties oencerned. We refer to the practice of blocking up stroets and Hide- walks and rendering them almost im passable for a longer time than is 'hoces- u<7 by persons building or improving property. On the west side of Washing ton street, near the Baptist Church, there is % cose of this kind at present, where on one side there is a large pile of brick and on the other a deep hole, leaving very little room for a person co pass, and exceedingly dangerous for pe destrians on dork nights. Care is ueoes- sary in tuoh cases, or some one will get hart, while somebody else may get male led in heavy damages. A Bridal Party. Mr. Jobu J. Callaway, a young at torney at law, recently wedded to the aooomplithed Miss — Phelan, of Memphis, Tennessee, daughtor of the late ex-Senator i'helan, of Mie- siss ppi, were at the Kimball House day before yesterday, ou a bridal tout{ but we were not aware of the fact anti! too late for a notioe yesterday morn ing. Mr. Callaway is a native of Ogle thorpe county ia this State—tbe son of George W. Callaway. After tbe war the am] sought hia fortuuo in Louisville, Ky., where he pursued the study ot law, and where he ia rapidly rising in his pro fession. It was with pleasure we mot him and hia oharming wife, enjoying all the happinesa of a "honey-moon." May oontinued joy and lung life atteud them. He haa many “boon companions" in the late war, who will, doubtless, .ie glad to hear of his well-being and future pros- poets. _ iskii maiueatex. SCPXKICB COURT. The Court oontinued its session on yesterday, Judge Bartlett presiding, in order to finish the oaio ot the State va. 0. 8. Mallard. Lsreeny after trust dele gated. maqiutuatyu’ ooubth. Toe Kagistrntca' courts had nothing of special Importance before them. Squire Monday Iliad a possessory warrant cote, whioh was dlsmitsed. Flowkb Stealing.—The too frequent practice ot stealing flowers from the gar dens la front of our city residences ia ona that should be handled without giovea, if the depredatoia are brought into court As a genoral thing tbe finest flowsrs are taken, and not unfreqaantly the plant entirely destroyed. The gnilty parties ahoald be oonvineed, by the en forcement ol the law, that ihe flowers in a man's gardeu are as muoh his property as any article ia hia house. We hope the police will be oa tbe alert to oatch the offenders, • Iuibo vxukkt. —Our neighbors of the Home Maohine Company tups greatly improved Uie interior of their office, making it more attractive Uion ever. The railing aronud the manager's and book keeper's desks have been removed aod a beautiful panel work of waluat plaoed in its stead, endoaiog a larger ■pace than before. In the npper part of the pend work will be Urge ornamental panes of gloss, rendering the entire eu doanre a vary neat and tasty affair. Tns Solstics.—Yesterday was not only the longest day of the yen, hat was deddedly tbe hotteet of the season th ns far in Atlanta. Tkethetmometer inCapt. Grier’s back portico, in the shade, stood at 3 o'clock v. *. at 81°. Divine Services To-Day. Elder O. R. Moon, pastor of Third Baptist (or Jones avenue) Church, will, D. V., preach the ftuieral of Mr. and Mrs Shunatc and their three children, at 10) Sunday morning, in sard church. second riAi-nsT cmuxch. Rev. David Wills, D. I)., will preach in the Second Baptist Charcb (Dr, Spalding's) this morning at 10i o’clock. rmsT narrisr, * There will be no service at the Firet Baptist Church this morning. Dr, Wills preaches to the young ladies to night by special invitation of the young ladies. FIRST lIETHODIHT CHURCH. Dr. Harrison will preach this morning at 10) o’clock. st. luke’s. Divine Service may bo expected tnis morning at St. Luke’s Church, corner of Forsyth sod Walton streets, cornu earing at 10) o'clock, Rev. Goo. Macauly, Rec tor. Tho dii course will bo on tbo Rite of Confirmation. Tuo public sre cor dially iovited to be present. Seats free. FIRST rHEBBYTEBIAN CHURCH. There will be preaching morning and night, Sunday, at tho usual hours in tho Flrat Presbyterian Church, Marietta street, by Rev. Jno. L. Cald well, from tho Seminary, or Rev. J. H. Smith, D. D., of North Carolina. All invited. PRW RENTING, FIRST BiFTIST CHURCH. Piw holaeia, and thoso interested in securing pews oraettinga in thia charcb, (Rev. E. W. Warren, pastor,) are noti fied that tho pews and sittings (under the new system) will be rented on Tues day, 24th June, fost., at 4 o’clock r. m. AU interested are rcqneeted to be punc tual in their attendance at the chutch. By order ol the Pew Committed. Sleeting or Ike Pomoleglcol Society. A large and interesting meeting of the Pomological Sooiety was held yesterday morning at tbe rooms oi the Agricultu ral Association in the Capitol, Col. J. R. Wallace presiding. The display of fruits was quite extensive, consisting of a number of diflerent varieties. The largest display was that made by Presi dent Wallace, and comprised of apples, red Aetrachan, red June, May, Lord Suffield and horse; of pears, tho Amire Jeannette, Doyuerre d’Eto, Bloodgood and Dearbtrn Seedling ; wild goose plume, dark nnd Philadelphia raspber ries; of gooseberries, Houghton’s seed lings, Hicks’ ewe berry; mulberry and black apricot. Mr, Beattie, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Or mond, Mr. Warren, Mr. Jennings and others hod clioico varieties of traits cn exhibition. A discussion relative to holding a Fair was hold, in which thero was a free ex pression of opinioo, and it was finally agroed to have st mi-monthlj exhibitions of fruits on tbo first and third Saturdays of each month . daring the season, at whioh it was desired that all portions of the Stale should rend con ributions in competition. After discussing tbo qualititsof the different fruits, the.Society adjourn d to moet next Saturday. Atlanta Cadets’ Picnic.- -On the 4th of July thia company go ona piemo ex cursion and targot shooting. The locali ty for this pleasant affair has not yet been rettled upon, tborgh most of the members are in favor of going to loeviUe. Ample preparations are being perfected to make tbis one of tbe moet pleasant and enjoyable pieoiua of the season. An excellent band will be in attendance to discourse sweet musio. Ice cream, danc ing, beauty, and love, will reign an- ) remc. Save yoarseif for tbis grand oc casion. Atlanta University.—Examinations next Monday and Tuesday at the College from 9 A. u. to 2 p. u., in oommon branches, astronomy, botany, algebra, geometry, Greek and Latin. Anniver sary excrcisea, consisting of oratious and essays by students, and an address by Rev. Geo. Whipple, cf New York City, on Wednesday, at 9 A. u. t At Rev. Frank Qirsilrs’ church. All arn iuvited. Cbof Prosfects in Alabaua.—A friend ot good judgment, just relumed from a tour through tho interior and central parts of Alabama, reports the crop pros- peots oa the r : ate of hit travels as gloom ier than be lisa ever saw at this season of tbs year. The l-ruda have been too wet to work, and the gnus is playing tbe wild with corn and cotton. To nx Baiskd.—The Duouing resi dence, on th i corner of Mitche 1 ) and Loyd street!, whioh, by tbe filling np ot tbe roadway and adjoining lota ia almost half below the level of the sidewalk, is to oe raised np even with the street. Men were yesterday engaged iu preparations for the work. _ Large Bale of Sewing Machines.— Mr. D. G. Maxwell, general agent of the Home Shuttle Machine, made one of the largest aaloa last Tuesday that hoe been made in this lity. He add flfiy-two on that day. See advertisement ol Bell & Gold smith, resl estate agents, which appear in our oolumna Una morning. They of fer for sale a number one residence. Srk notice in bankruptcy, issued against tho estate of Jamee Mitfican, of DeKalb county. Pleasure should oonsnlt ‘he advertisement of Mr. R. D. Mann, No. 4 Kimball House. Central Loixik ot Ojd Fellows will elect officers Tuesday night 8m notice. .ITLJJTTJ AtMMMTS. Wheat—Bed nominal, $1 00; white *170. Flour—Fancy $10 00(5)11; Extra Fans- $9 75010 20; Family $909 50; Extia $8 60@9; Superfine $0 50@7 50; Fine $4@6. Cohn—Car load lots 79o for yellow; white 78@80c. Meal—80c. Bacon—Shoulders 9(5)910; clear aides Hi; clear rib 11. • Hams 13@13i; sugar oured 15(5,10. Lard—Tierce 10)@Ue; keg ll|e; bucket ll|@12. Bulk Meats—Clear sides 10|c; clear rib 10). Oa”S—55c. Hat—Timothy $1 G0@1 75; olover $1 55@1 05. Like.--45(^50 per bushel. Coax, —By car load for lnm? 2Co; black smith 22)o. Cotton—Middling 17)@18); low mid- dl-ng 17(5)17); good ordinary 10); or dinary 14(a;14); inferior 8012. Tbe above quotations represent whole sale prices, and ura this day approved by tbe Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, Plastering.—Plain and Ornamental Plastering of every description done in tho most approved style. Also, cement ing and everything pertaining to the line. A full corps of competent work men on hand, and all work guaranteed. Country orders solicited. Twenty five years’ experience in tbe bnsiness. Dan McDuffie & Bno., Office cor. Walton and Forsyth sts. 2 Nattans' Crystal Discovery boa revo lutionized the use of hair preparations. The poisonous lead restorers, eta, with their sediments, are being displaocd by this clean, dear, and harmless prepara tion. If your droggist has not got it, get bim to order it for yon. Take no other in Us plsoe. junl7 0900,000 IN CASH gifts, to be distbiuuted by the MERCANTILE Prize Association, D OF NEW YORK. A1LY DRAWINGS! ▲ PB1ZE FOB EVERY 20 CMh Gltta, «a. 6.00J MO Cuh Gilt*, each 100 400 Gold Watche* $75 to f 500 275 Hewing Machines 60 to 150 75 Elegant Pianos, eacb 250 to 700 60 ElegantMelodeona..... 60 to 200 Gaah Gifts, Silver Ware, etc., veined at $1,600,000 ▲ chanco to draw anv of the above Prises for Twenty-Five Oenta. Tickets describing prizes are sealed in envelopes and well mixed. On reoelpt of twenty-five cents, a sealed ticket la drawn, without clioaoe, and eent by mall to any address. Tho prise named upon it will bo delivered to tbe ticket bolder on payment ol OliE DOLLAR. Prizes are immodi* aieiy eent to any address by express or return mail. button -World, September 9. Not one of tbe dsy— Weekly Tribune. July 7. They g|— * “**" f»otIon—Stasts Zeitnng, August 6. Hkfhbkm kh — Uy kind permission we refer lo tbe following: Franklin B. Lane, Louisville, drew $18,000; Miss Ilaitie Banker, Cnarleaton, $9,000; Mrs. Louisa T. Blake, St Paul, piano. $700 ; 8mbu. i V. Raymond, Boston, $6,500; Kueene P. Frackatt, Pittsburg, watob, 5800; Miss Annie Osgood, New Or leans. $6,000; Emory L. Pratt, Oommbus, Chid, $7,010. One Caeh Gift In every paokage of 160 Uoketa guaranteed. Five tickets for $100; eleven for $2 •'0: twenty-five for $8 00; fifty tor $8 00; one hundred anl fifty for $16 00. Agents wanted, to whom we offer liberal Induce* ments and guarantee s tlsfsctlon. Address ALVAH YOUNG, Agent, P. O. Box 2)10, $06 Broadway, New York. Jun2frd4w GEORGE PAGE & Co MANUfACTCXKBS OF * Talent Portable Circular Mills, Stationary and Portsbl> STEAM ENGINES a HIST HILLS, X*. No. 5 Sr^roeder J-trcet.^/ C3T& uUfor Caialoffue* and Price-Lid« y Grand Excursion! PORT ROYAL, S. C., LEAVING ATLANTA Wednesday JTtominf, 25ih inst, AND RETURNING ON 8UNOAY MORN NO. SIR Dollars forthe Round Trip! B est and cheapest opportunity ever offered to vtalt the tutor* New York of tbe South and lta magnlfloent Bay. and to add baeineee to pleasure by attending AN AUCTION SALE of the finest and healthiest attending AN AUC si thleet Building Lots and Truck 27th. at 10 o'eloekc ■■■■■■■I one-fifth on aeUvery of deed, and the balsa oe tn three yearly payments. A redaction of twenty r twenty per detopnrara mtraots may 10,000 GIFTS! $600,000! Gift Comchbt, under the b special act of the Legislature for tbe Public Library ol Kentucky, positively and unequivocally cornea off at Pub'to Library Hail, aft Louisville, Ky„ when 10,000 GUM. all ceah. amounting to $6M.0MwOl b« distributed by lot among the tickeft*holdera. Tbo money to pay all thee* gifts In full ia already In bank aod set aside for that purpose* as the following certificate shows: Omen or Futuna tn Dooms* Bun, Louis*Die. Ky., — ThU to to oarttfy theft there tola ia foil, an * wiU be aeld by tbs Bank aad paid o it for this puipoae aad this purpose 0*4^ _ .. and 67* for $6,000. mjldltaw weowlm TOTASH BUYER Si ~ We NOW OFtKR TO THE TRADE, FOB CASH, an immense stock ef goeds, including BACON AND BULK MEATS O) oar Hib fiSldomi and Rlioulclerm 1 ALGO 50 Tierces Superior 0ugar*eured Smoked Mam PLAIN AND 0ANVA88KD. LARD in Tierces, Barreto. Kega and Oast; Bight Car loadsMOLABU8, la hogsheads sad bam to; New Orleans Obctea and Prims SYRUP, lo barrels and kejs; FLORIDA SYRUP; 16,009 bushels While siui YsUtw CORN; 6/00 bushels OATS; 600 bates HAY;l, 100 barrels FLOUR. A tan Has of aUGAR8. sTl duoements to cash buyers. Office aud 8a uuhoom - CorLer Forsyth a » offerrt al iu- TIME mat.Wii •Advancs to Plaatora Approve, paper aad c I .op,l, of cb.upuk. I •o, credit nloa lo moroRutl.,on o ,uino end Beach's So .Bon. h.£££5LS&ky n —— ddtataa.. DOW I E MOISE& DAVIS, importers. Manmtmelmrsrs moet WHOLESALE DBUGGI8TN, o. ,V wWoh raaadsd oar elorti In U>. put. «• have d lUrmlnod taipu-. IIOoraUF owtovod: and, with Ibl. vf.e, now SKJfei V;? 0 i, aBtr i ouuln. Urawand moat compl.l. .lock ot Drag., Medicines, (Rtemloals, Paints, Oils, D/s Btoflb, Perfumery, Glassware, Druggist* Rundriou and Fancy nu ^^ t * » ad ** prioosthat ebailoompare favorabiywldi New York, Phllsd« 7 . plda and Baltimore. The quality of every article sold by us lsguaranteed ss to purity and strength. to* P.'oprletors sf the following ot$ndard Family Medicines, whioh w# offer with oonfidenoe as being equal to any before the public: ’ Sumter Blttore, tbe great doutberu Tonic. Moise's Fever and Ague fills, warranted to cure. Moise's Liver Pille, purely vega table. Moise's Popnter White Worm Gandy. Molee’s Horee, Hog and Cat t Powdors, Motet’s Morning Star Yeast or Baking Powders. Moise’s Soothing Syrup, Reliable and Harm- Collier's Remedy for Men and Beast, tho Boat LisL ment ever used. Moise’s Beady Reliever from Pain. Grey’s Vegetable Vermifuge. Vallet’s Mange Ointment, Dsrls’ PalngCurer. Clayton’s King of Pain. Parker’s Cough Syrup. 'Wliolosnle Agonta for VII U.t JT UITTEH8, W'OJT OmLJUTjr 8 SVHJtrAPP Simmon’s Hepatic Compound or Liver Cure. Fafou^HpdHi Show Coses, Walnut aad Metal Frames, a t Wzes, a Kpeetdltj Great Southern Freight and Passsenger Line CEOlli MD SOT (HOLIM DilWE BAi.TlJlIORE, i*tUL~MDKLFHIJi. JTBtr ITttnik Jr UOSTOJt And also the New Encland Manufacturlnx Cities. First-class Steamships Three Times a Week! UiF'Foll INFORMATION, APPLY TO mb30eod J. M. SELKIRK, Snp’t, Oirarluton, S. C. J. J. GRIFFIN, Woatern Agent, Atlanta. B. D. HA8ELL, General Agent, New York. A. L. TYLER, VieePrea’t R C. R. R., Charleston, 8. O. CHEAPEST FURNITURE HOUSE IN GA. THE FtmM XTUH.E “ EMPORIUM, ” Oorner M arietta, and 1 ’eaoli tree 3. ATXjAUTA, OA. TiilKTV THOUSAND DOLLAHS WORTH OK CHEAP MKD11M AND ELEGANT OFFICE, CHAMBER AND l-ARLOR FURNITURE CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. SUM) Comaplete Fed Room Suits froua §40 to §600. 100 Fat or Suita in Hair, . loth, Wool and Bilk Rapa aud Terries B.ocka- telle an IHatina, Plain, Pip. dor Puffed. Manafaolami HERE and WAR RANTED TO STAND. IN THM KANC'll WY Kttl- Mo OLD B OCX NOB 8TYLK0. SIX 004 UOOPA AUK PSXiM AMP , 'i! 1RABLK, ,HOM THY HA U8GPOUK UPHOLOTYBO.—THE LABHKbT SlOCXOP UOMK NANO MXOIUM JOYNITUUt Ybl-Y IALLY ADAPTED TO THE WHOLESALE TRADE, To whom we can give the Lowest Figure. AU enquiries | rompllj onaaered. 1.000 Cheap Bedoteadn froiu $3.50, Cpwardo. 3.000 Chain fiona 60 l.’ehta. Upwards. Aud ever) tl.irg Uontll; and UNUSUALLY kept in a flrat an.l EVERY OTHER CLASS Farnitnrr Houaa. ALo, the Oetebrafod wo vsxDf wmm MATnuainn, IX, Or.ru.1 UNulloa ot IS. Agw Tk. OLE AN 1ST. CO ILYOT. ul MO«T DELIGHTFUL BED to I IlWrUMUnaio'.orrUBXITCaX will and U MMrU UloU MvoUM* I.CALL.»« r»o*»k •Ith.r to mU jo - Of — 1 --. KWglh.t Dekt —CABVk HI8 PElCXa," sad ,rll kl. to*4S. la .llkot it wa wlU ba lb ana of mvlng yon fully 10 par oanft. M. T. CASTIiEBKRR Y. KILE’S CORNER. OMUIS-dod Announcement. Da J. B. MURPHY bno rUurtod to UM 0M:»| win U «mnd at hla (Mem on Alabama atvoo by p. CHK4F WBbldO Wit avraraa trnwraNf.-*' r ss-Tr^TSk^sr^rr^ hooo throngh rocka that aro not vary hard. Uglvoa tho ohaapani wall ovar mada by any procaaa. C-JOJUOUIo'ta WUMW1I ^ nSSSSmu comm. o.
