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* ®ti-iWeeMg I.. ,r •'°7 ~ • Thursday MonliJi .March It, 1830. f3r Joseph Walzku is Agent p»»er in Charleston, 8. C„ and is au to ihake contracts for Advertising, for ' this authorised j®»SEE FIRST AND FOURTH PA. r OKS FOR INTp&BdTING READING MATTER. Polittfol Meeting. THE CONflTIITUTlO'NXL UNION MEN of Floyd county are reqd’sted to msat at the City Hall In Borne at 11 o’clock on the FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL, for the purpose of -ffctwfiffiissis'ss'y® wii-^ w »„.r next. j»ar>2tjr*fr2W; ■ Rome Market, March 29.—Cotton still commands, for a good article, 10J cts. Wheat $l,40@$l,50. Com 90. eta, Bacon is a little higher, and now sells readtyyVon wagons nt'9}010 oto. : TEH SQUARE orTEtl'MITES. 3ne Insertion .,.$1 J Two Insertions..... Each additional insertion,. •2<0F/IttOhe Month, ...... Twelve Months, ..11 . <jA liberal tfiseuant-wili * be mads to WhdUdvertise larger amounts. . r. 'fB5ifi«trte* bf more' tVaji fi ve linos ch *“ theTsa,mo as havo'ftt&bmontsl * ■ : o Notice* of Mnrriaqe* and Deaths, no cowling Five Linos, in length, aie pnhl gmtjji&uslyip the Oonrlcr. The fricn the parties aro renuostod to send in thes iicos accompanied with a responsible and they will bo published with pleasi 7 4 k **-?*f*Wy-A,^jightottatomor-^ Goods stores jtetmriay,' imd after mak ings pretty thorough examination of the stock, and monopolising the polite Attentions of ' the obligingmeroliant, for about three quarters of an hour, finally completed his purchases, consisting Of one'yard and a Aa(f of calico for ten cetits, ani three yards of quilt lining for //. teen cents—twenty-five cents all told. As-ho received the poskage, with an expression of countenance that told he was not very well saTufiod with his bar gain, he said s “Loot here, Mister, can’t fr ^i’ofcjssiorifil Eqirdfi. B. D. HAUVRY, .......... nir.VI.Ar SCI HARVEY & SCOTT, ' ATTORNEYS AT LA ROME, ........ A DVANCES of money can usually 1 upon good claims left for colloctio Home,- Junel.—1y. Z. B. HARGROVE, ATTORNEY AT LAW ROME, - - Ovpice—Over Fort A Hargrove's now feblO—ly . ^-Congressional. Vaphivgtov, March 27.—Mr. Davis' territorial resolutions have been post- poried until Monday. Mr. Davis jnthikluijcd resolutions from the Legislature of Mississippi, asking that aid be extended to. the -Gulf and Ship Island Railrood. Mr. Slidell introduced a bill authoris ing the levying on tonnage dutieson the. Mississippi .for river improvements.. . In’the House, the bill providing for the safety of steamboat passengers was debated and postponed for two ! wbek*. The army appropriation bill. was*, up for consigemtion, "r -4ctm come in with the Clubs. GEO. T. STOVALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, .ROME, Wm. practice in the counties of Choi Qa. Ofiet over N. .T. O-nherg’s Olothingl Bevebevob—Undmwoo-i A Smith, » Ga.-T. R. R. Cobb, Esq., Atliens, Ga. - ~ r_ THOS. J. VERDEBV, ATTORNEY AT LA 1 'V CEDAR TOWN, WfitfctjiiJ ISrSkdssaclkisetteJ with starvation staring 'tifem in the face,' are' strikirijjfor higher Wdgro, which are rofiisetl by their employers the negroes of Rome are making- a strike of rather a different description. On last Saturday night they gave a supper, tho prpceeds of which, is to be appropriated-towards the'payment fpT~ *' house of wpMiip'Pttr'thehiielfw• . We were, no^present,-but. team from those ^.Who were, that the room (q large unoc cupied store on-Brciad fe^reet) was pret- ^ ty wtjlt crowded with tiie. “peculiar in-|nco. stitution,” 'interspersed here and there 1 ,| ' 1 witlfi’VvUito periolis-r"like ridi Su an'Ethiop’s ear." The table was abuftdJuftly supplied with everything the coup try could afford. Hams, Tur keys, Oliickon Sated, Ac., Ac., among the substantiate. The oakes were numerous and handsomely decorated. The affair would have made some of our North ern negro phihmthroptete and John Brown sympathisers open there eyes— natnial and mental. The amount re alised was about one hundred and twen ty dollars, which will cbmptetie the. ff“t instalimcnthf three hundred dellara for ythe.church building. They may give anothVr entortaihmont of tl(is kind for ♦lie relief* of the Shoe makers of Mas- , t. : L'ater iromMcxico. New Orleans, March 22.—The. schooner Emily. Keith, with Vera Crus dates to the 14th inst., arrived here to day.. General Miramon bombarded the. city of Verm Cruz on the 13th inst., hut done but little damage. A detachment of Mimmop’fl troops from Alvarado were attacked and completely routed by the Liberals on the 14th. A flag of truce, sent to Juarez, result ed in the suspension of hostilities. A military Congress, consisting of tiie chiefs of the two armies and the repre sentatives qf. foreign governments, met on the sdnie* evening. The result of their conference is unknown. It was reported that Miramon had abandoned the siege 'of VersCrus and deserted, h'.s army taking refuge aboard the French 'fleet. Miramon’s commu nication with the interior has been en- ticely.cut off, and the City of Moxlco hat pronounced against him. • >. Gen. Garza has returned to Tampico, and resumed the Governorship. Tiie city was quiet, aud the United States Marines were .still there. Mexican News. New Osleans, March 27.—The prize steamers Miramon and Marquis, and the sloop of war Preble, have all arrived and anchored opposite the city. ”The Preble brings one hundred ami twenty prisoners, among whom are Commodore Marin and his .twosons. The prize steamers bring sixty* prisoners. The MurtiuV prisoners have been token to the Parish prison by the U. S. Marshal. Their trial is postponed. Mexican mails to the 15th have ar rived. A military conference lias agreed upon terms of armistice^ hut J uarez's government disapproved of it, bccauso'it did'not sufficiently guarantee the constitutttin of '57, which are its cardinal principles. After three meot- iuj» the conference was dissolved. ' The garrison re-opened its fire on . the morning of ^be 15th, which was quickly in the pul- rvrtewj club rates for the coTTrieb.. For eight dollars wo will send the Weekly Courier for one year to each of foiirsubscribers, nml ono copy gratis,, for the same time, to the getter up iff the club. a» ' For sixteen dollars wo will ftimish four Subscribers, eooh wlth the lri- Weekly Courier tenone year, and send one copy regularly for. the same time to tho getter up of ;the club.-. GREAT INDU&3ENT3 To Key Sabaoribara. ■ CLUB “bates WITH MB ’ Southern Cultivator The Largest, Cheapest Ac Best <- Agricultural Pape*,/ * la tUo fl puib. . TO CLUBS OF FOUR. THE!; . i u Weekly Courier" and “Southern (fUftivator” • ; WilPbe sent for one year'at thfe ox- -■ ceedingly low prices of . Two Ooltoand fifty cento, eacli subscriber invariahly in advance. .. Old Subscribers%y paying past dues,' NQ t; 3.CH0ICE HOUSE. [Bouse • formerly ieeupted by Robl. • Dattey.\ irbULD respectrully isform Mi V mends .and customers,, and poblio genorslly, that h e i s now opening, s very tenra and at. tractive Stock or Drags, Medicines, Chemioate DycstuiTs, Perfumery and Fancy Articles.— Glass, Fully, Glue; Brashes, and in fact, every thing (n Jus Jins or that is usnslly kept In a F^; Class Drag Store. HaVlt/g' had tofetel yqars experience, and by .giving Ms personal-attenUon to the busi i6pn to znorit a share of public pa. ndto be able to fornish' his ena tome* ftliaMe.nriiclei, at aa «LOW PEtOES, Garden Seeds. -«» kinds and varieties, warranted to \y'ibe tb*u|iind that -will ssrout, for sale J > 'TUBNLEY, Ncr.3 Choice Hense. ' Where can the Planters i>f the Chero kee Country get as much' interesting reading for the same money t Just think of it, by raakingup a clubof four yougeta.first rate family Newspajper ,nnd the best Agricultural Magazine published in the South, both one' year all foronly-Two Dollars a half. ' : jr mar23wtf. ' , ‘ >f ' Pure Train Oil. 5 Ju,t recelv^^Mid^h^ sale tebft. No. 3 Choice Heun. vA Fresh aud large Stock of Southern Bailed __ < Grass Seed. /^FaUkintls, just received by U TUBNLEY, - fsbti • No.- 9 Choice Bouse. NO. 40. NIUi^ ,lir “ eetl “ 8 *’ cver 3 r WEDNESDAY Officers—C. H. “SMITH, THOS.. J.PEBRY, -V.-Oo- - .' B. T. UAKGBOVE, gecretary, W. N. DUCKER, Treasurer. febttrily. Regular Meeting* FIRST NIGHT in * TUESDAY IHT in each month. thos. j. perry,: h; P.. ANDREW J, BEARDEN, K,, WILLIAM N. DUCKER, S.,fc. . J W. D. J, SANDERS, Treasurer, J... ' ;• SZ.jjn D. G. LOVE, Seo’y. fit«lritjf 4 the relief of the Shoe aachifteftsjwhile they are endeavoring to ex^SCft-om their employers » .fislr compensation for their labor. l6rM«CLljaiq’S NsV.Goopj should be; seen |^U pureiioseia, and tepeotelly by the Ladies. . His stock, always good, seems this Spring to-be lorger and bet ter than eVer before. Givi him a call. New Goods at NoETO»’s.-Mess». Norton ASonare determinate be not a whit behind their rivals Jr Jhe Dry Goods trade of Bome.and we would advise ell perrons wishing Stop Fancy Dry flood, to beautiful assortment. Bee adverttee- C. W. LANGWO: , WILL OPEN 518 LASSOF VOCAL ON MONDAY NIGHT, 8th AUGUl at Boons, jd Floor of fort. A FrccmanU Session, five month*—Terms^ bo heart! froq Vd 4Ss*H teisaV* : ■ .tWWNUt retuineu. Two shells burst i The French fleet were constantly communicating with Miramon, contrary to the orders of Juares. Tcxian Newt. New Orleans, March 27.—Dales from Brownsville to tho 23d inst. Two com- anies of Texas Rangers, under Capl. .’owl,--and two cbmpanies of United States Cavalry under Capt, Stonoham, crossed the Ilio Grande on the 16tb inst., into Mexico, in search of Cortinas, who-hod returned to the frontles. Tiie troops approached the .encampment at night, drove in tho picket, took thirty prisoners, who olaimed to belong .to a large body of Mexican Rational Guards,. alsoiA'sehrchpf Cortinas! "Oh the next inbrn ine rt large Mexican force appeared and claimed'tiie prisdilPrs as tlieir rear guard. It Wrts-subscquently ascertained that these foredk hud been watcliing the Americans, ’a'inTthat Cortinas was with them and had esdaned at tiie first alarm. . Our troops remain encamped on tin Mexican side abovo Brownsville, deter mined to capturo Cortinas. ’ '_/ Mqjor Heitxelmnn had sent"a - rein forcement of twp oompntoiesof nrtHlery Three thousand of Miramoii’s. troop# were expected oh the -Rib'Granqe. , , ’ it is reported that Gen.' Garoia bad invited Americans into Mekico. , . MARKETS. Savannah, March 27.- : -Sale« of Cot ton to day"275 bales, at quiet and un changed prices. New Yoek, March 27.—The Cotton market was-heavy, with sales of 1000 bales. • There was but little enquiry and priees were weak. Auol'STa, March 27 —Cotton—The market today te quiet—no buyers out. ExEccfArk hrsTEticrioNs to Mb. life Laws.—.The ' President communicated ids instructions'to Mr. McLone confi dentially to the 8enate on Monday, to reply to a resolution. On the 24th of May and the 30th of July last he authorised to offer $10,000,000 for lower California, and the right of way from the Rio Grande to Masatlan, and from Arteona to Guyamas. Juarez desired a separate treaty for this object, and the negotiation finally fell through. Nebraska Election Returns.—The Nebraska Republican of the 14th inst., Ives the following return# from the late lection in that Territory for Delegates a Convention to frame a Constitution tory to admission into, the Un- In 48 counties the Re-, and- the ’ Democrats four ooont.es yet to in the State Govern- voto stands 1,877 tor .A. F<nfilrT*eee»/ri»&H UW Th-i f,Hawing.«tqf*mSTit.sp**to^t« iteqlft —(Urtrwclj ’-to liftinq.ths kettle'ifrom'-tlii fire 1*. eanglit ntftl •'•allied my hand! and per •on very aeverely—one hand almost to eriip. The torture wa< unbearable. It Vrtu an awful sigh'.. • .* * The MqitaagLlnU m-.-nt nDD-arndlo extnkiit' the pain almost immediately. It honied .rapidly sad left no ucarof account. Charlei Foster, 4J8Brood Ptrc.-t, Philadelphia.’' It Is truly a wonder ful.article. It will our» any cask ef swelling, Burns, Stiff Jointt, Eruptions pr Rheuma tism. For Horses, it 'should-mver be dls- p-msed with. One Dollar’s wnrth'Of Mustang iiat fre'juehtly saved n valuable horse. It cures Gnld<, Sprains, Ringbone, Spavin sad Founder*, 'Ueware of Imitations., Sdd lu all pert* of the lisbltahie Globle. BABNE8 A PARK) Proprietors, marywlip. ;■ . ,t > . New. Yprjty ( Chills and Fevert«-One of the greatest remedies that has eVer been laid before"'the public for Fovcr and Ague, and which have received tho'highlit ouconium from the press end the peep’.?, it Dr. J. Hoatetter's Celebra ted Bitters. Who would endure the torture* arising from this terrible disease, when lt can bo so easily cured t Who ,J xuauza-tsiaj lees nights, burning fevers end lev chills "al ternately, when a remedy cen bo obtained is side of A'dguita, Gil. Be- .location.. Tho . want# of the supplied. ip.1t. O HeToAile -Oil aind Xampa \F«re- BEST QUALITY, FOR Bi BALE _ clwapby w. • ■ ' ■ '.' v febll. f UBNLEY, Np^BChofee Howe. . <}. :»■ SCHEDULE Geoi^ia RrE. Passenger Trains. a Leave :' Arrivo. Augusta at 0J1S A. M; - Atlanta at 9.45 A. M. •f.r r LSiP. lt.- • “• .1145 P.M. Atlanta, 8.40 P: M. August* 5.58 A. M. r 9.05 A.M. ... “ 0,20 P. M. { >THENB BRANCH. ; miiM--.- 1 - • vArrlrts-;-"’' P**- ¥■ I tratns.nn Athens branch onSun- dAir‘Co connect with trains leaving Augusta l^SOSiturdny Night, and, Atlanta at 8.40 ^VAkliliVGTONBRANCH, .Au^to*ti?#wxl iraSwEraiv. 25 P. M. ' 'VipA-lflSSt'j!* “ KH.WSJUt..«HW>V«W - Throadh Fnight. Trains AugnstB t* RtfA uitt 'D * 1.45 NEW ALL KINDS AND STYLE OF CABINET FUR > of nil sizes and styles ef HASH and BL WE. “ Ac., and alto the business of UNDERTAKERS. Havlni 11 Extensive Shop and Machinery WITH FIRST QUALITY OF MATERIAL, WE ARE 1 MANtJFAC T All articles in our line, and to fiU all orders at tho shortest notice. MR. SUMTER, has been long known in this community, as a first class : therefore, warrant all articles mads by us. . Wo shall bo able to upply tho surrounding Country with Sash, ! and Furniture, at very reasonable prices. We.cordially invite all the citizens of the cymntry to oUrWare Room, 1 Manufactory, both bn Broad Bt., Rotne,-Ga,’ i q lMNE BURIAL CASES always oa 1 ayri. every quality of COFFINS made as soon' as required. ThaRLES. w, MILLS.. ... , jnlyW.ly- JAMES M. SUMTER ; • W. N jm J.Importer, Manufacturer CABINET F . > ’ > :’A MITRES AND On Broad Street, Home, NVITE3 the Pubtio, and the Ladles partleularly, toS large supply of Rosewood, Parlor and Chamber Mahogany, Walnut, and From tho host spring Seat Sofa, to the commonest article in use. Matrasses, Tucker’s PatentSpriBS,Bed,Conches, Lounges, All kinds of Furniture with dispatch, and neatly repaired. Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore extended tontlOB and good work, to merit a eontiuuance of the same. —CABINET SHOP on Howard St„ near tha nlt'areis manufactured and repaired. Work wi - Bill* of over 50 Dollar* Retail.' Mr CA8H/ ■' - A ~ - - - - ~- 0> Aof>- Ah+ire« if-M ..An«aeta.at 8,80 A. it, A. Mr. Atlanta J.17 ^ P.'-M."* ~ “ -5.49 «. Thrbhgtr -Frcight Trains Atlanta toj :i j . * ...* ■ Arrive- ... AtlauU Rft M A. M.- Augusta at 11.18 PM. .; i K*#w -Mi P.M, • « , 6.13 « . idFMgkt Tkaihs Braaches. LfRXO Arrive Augusta at 8A0 A. M^ Athene at P.18 A. M. Ailufita.. S.C0 « . 8,10 “ * ‘7T. 5J5P.M.’ • « 8.10> “ - -Arrives at Washington 7.26 A. M. f .'••it - « • 7.2s . M waikotriry; ’ ■£ GEO. YONGE. Gen. Sup’t. ^.COOSA-RIVER . r-.a.'wsiaMea!"^ - 1 ' J uinlne, until it becomes as common as their ail meals! and yet they ate net relieved.— None but the foolish and week would hesitate, iar procure these valuable Bitters.. and save themselves intense agony.' * 8 .1(1 by Dragght and dealers generally, everywhere. jatriSee advertisement in another column. martOtrila. ly a roeini obtained from a learned redding In the great city of JedJo. cine has cured, groat numbers who fcrring from Consumption, Bfono. _ Throat, Coughs an*- <»lds. aWd thi debility and nervous depression eiufed.by.than dt*t orders. - * '■ Desirous of benefitihg othersrlrwill sehd> this reelpe, which I hava brought hoine witS' 1 jantfi-twSm Broohlyn, df/Y." STEAMBOATS! rAftSr ihlidatethe.Oowa-RiverSteamboa ComihiiiyV Steamers will tear* for-GREEN. 8P0»T, ! and : ihtermediate laudings' a* fel lows : ' • STEAMER ALFARATA, Monday Morning at 7 o'clock pemkihgton, ?! ■ (S iThpwfiday- at 7 o'oibok .GWlBffdiassmigo^si by • the .mortfluf trains, v«ifflqN*ti ttoa;f*: breakfast, for -freight or ■“** ^^iiRANsiELLIOTT- HOUSETORENT, mHE HOUSE AND LOT I lato residence of Dr. JUieluL situated in DeSoto, k of a mile west of Rome, all in' good repair; and the lot contains between four and five acre*. Apply at the Drug Store Of Newman A Nowlin, Rome, Ga. fthJl—trilm. A Good Tinnor Wanted , TTtHK undersigned is anxiotu to seeuie tho X services of. a Fflrxtrrato Tjnner. One com-, peteat to wark.Jh aU'thr hrandue of .the TIB basioess. A workman as above and of steady habit* will bo paid liberal ifone other than a reber, industrious work man need apply: Address * 1 • ALEX. MOORE, fob25-trwtf Cave Rating, Ga. Augusta Ckroalele A ttodlpd ropy one onth and forward bill. DYSPEPTICSHEAR >1 Mu Hi I; II PR&fiS REDUCED TO ibt>i $19, W JJJf/v I...:.*,'iwek: $109. gher average prieothon any other, Is that 3 —oy.aro better, mom durably ."tor. rellablo, eapablq o; doing a much greater variety of orti, and Mroluginqrd money. .Long con- nqedpqpiflanty 1* Itrodf.'of stcrliiiK merit, in ehoJpttteh«*a,;pf-vf¥*t are. yealied cheap SoWlhg-M*bhTn*i, tbou*Q»<&J»ar* been de-. ceircd aUil disappointed/ buf wlth Singer’s Mach)uci there is Rbyer any ihilttro or. mis- Singer’s Now FomilirScwing*iachine the.price of whtch is boly AiOi is a light and elcganUy deaerated Maohine, capablo of per forming, in foe b*»tatyU,eU toe sswlng of a pri fnt4 family. It has secured, a great ropu- taQQndarUgtoofew- montoi iinee.it was first offered to too,public. , .... . . ».. Stager** thmnsverse ShntUe-Machioe, to bo sold at 876, is a machine entirely new in its arrangement; it Is very beautlfol, inovez-. rapidly and very oasfly, and, fur family ««« and light mannlieturiag purposes, is the very best and cheapest..Machine «rcr offered to tba'piiblle. .Theso ilachines are being in creased in number *s.r*pjdly ai poeribjp, ani yetitiiedomaWd-for them can not be follj lUPpUed.if! • r • . ‘a Singr’eNq. l Standard Shuttle Machine ■I^DitCKMEi. B'tnfrStu engago an AeHVe Agent to. ito fra-^jan'd ’ Sitroduro patented, vrithvaluablo improve ■es^^SXBfSSS ’ i unsnrpaeeeAfor general utility, anmbermf wppnalblo agents art by sample, to wbom * ... .knndozponaea.will bo ‘Ybr eOAdlflo^a and foil particulars, ad- rwUh awtatnF'-for Miutn^itoa^ N4.Ts Shoe and Leather Bxohanga, Boston, Iasi, ianI7-tr«m Singer's No. 2 StandardJShutlfe-Mahhlne. »Thia U thofororilomwiafomuriiianmehino ere. The sixo of the MaehlnO give* .. j*»e for ahnest erery description of .WhlcHtogeiher with tteidmirablowork- lualities,- give* It a decided advanUge— 1, with table complete, 8100. . Blnbe the greet reduotion in the price of .host Standard Mechlnci, on the lstof Oelo- her.-1858, the sal* of thornhasincreafcd four fold. ... All of Singer's Machines moko. the intcr- ckodsUtch with two threads, which is tho beautiful pictorialP«pw, eDtirrij.devote^ Ao mar22trilj. , 458 Broadway, N. Y. ®KfV A MONTH AND ALL WFBN- sptnJses paid. An agent Is wanted In ieverjr town and eonnty in tha United States, ta engage in a respectable and. easy businea* by whteh th* above profit* may be eeriaicly rSmHadbdKrA Mai The Beat T8 FREr Frof. M. laity can attest to For sale in Remo, by jui>#.tf. y Remedy Known. riDtojw.w.jojss, t. G ybiber . j the preseut low prleot of torn- ^MSiS».l.on,nd.Rirth. ;j(?to7T sJai D. WBAGGa M. V.. MORRIS. ftBf Otoor Doatertin Lumber arttovited join in this movwmsnK Jeu24t»awtf. lorosis. ate.), to has ovar bean'diaaovetud, at tm of medicine, whleh exert* anea n raatorativeaffreta. Good , rapid a«4*tettto» il AiipMition for «nm tzefMiM, ImmUHMf Mww ww _ a grand etomaohie and gnural reatarattn it has us superior and no sabstttnW. Pot on >» »wl <«( «"’»» >*** .. HO pOls, prtH SO Mali pjr WSL 1 **?^ R. B. LOCKE & CO.* General Agests. aae nmoA&saav,» v.s n « n-ve fo « -swtoiw «r ena ■ „ s Patent Champiott Fire A Burglar Proof Safes. .JL5vSu.i.mJa,«ik - 1 — tendon, 1851, and tho Work toMtiSttim “awJd^d^m^dateat toe Lon d °^e l toftJform too most perfect security against Fite and Burglar* of any Safe* ever s? ” i ““KSS*te*«y ViU b* paid to any person that can show that-a Earring's Fntent OhamnionSafoever foiled to preserve.lU oontenU in an tai Fire. -,j (La . ■ — ; & a herRiNs a co~, 151 BteadWaL cor. Murrw W ? HuoWlei, Rfohtnend, Vaj ita.ii. i'm . J. uL.-eo. Retd, Wert Eelsfotto, Holmto 4 ieston,S. 0, J**' Gas Lights ! 1 mi ! PIN ; ’ v. n. lacat k oo.. Builder* V Oas ApfdroUsfor making Oa /tVWA - 7 •• • uMm nipiT i GadrAsds fr»m CoWm?nl er and batter than Unji ether tight known ftoirianethorzourcei _ , _ Person* wishing' (t sea th* Wood Oa* Work* in epperation, cad ski them at Grady, Nicholson ACo’s., Col. Hammoad’s or Dr. War*’* in Athsnr.fla. . ^ All IvSiarl. rtf flfo