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Cheapest Fruit Jars In tiiS State at McBRIDKS Gate City Stone Filters JELLY TUMBLKBS JRUIT EVAPORATORS BALDWIN'S DRY. REFRIGERATOR SHOW CASES CHINA GLASSWLRK tc. new and tui goods. AT McBRIDES THE WEATHER REPORT. Daily Weather Report.

OBSERVED OncE IOAL Ylcr U. S. A. U. 8.

sroic Hsi. August 10. 9:00 P. x. All observations taken at the same moment toe each place named.

Cotton Bolt Bulletin. Observations taken at. 6 p. m. 75th meridian.

P1 STEVENS WATCHES 47 Whitehall St. G- S. MAY Successor to LaFoutaine do May FINE WOOD MANTELS Seed for Catalogue and price list. 139 WEST MITCHELL STREET. I W.

ELDER Jr. RE ESTATE QGENT Is EAST SEVENTH STREET CHATTANOOGA TKSXESSEE. ht Ol Sp CHATTANOOGA TEN nllE FUTURE CITY OF THE SOCTH. 2. or our illustrated Hand Boot free.

otreolondeoce solicited. SOUTUERN LAND AND CO. gp The Chattanooga Real Estate Headquarters. HA8. C.

THORN. CHEAP CSH GROCER US Whitehall street. Telepoone t5L 11 pounda O. K. Lard 100 pounds Granulated Sugar 1 00 EC pound Grit 1 00 tOpoujidsany Patent Flour.

170 6 Cans Eagle Cond. Milk. 1 00 15 pounds Head rice 00 20 pounds line Rice 1 00 ArbueUea and Levering's Coffee per pound. la Lemons per dozen. vj ter ground Meal peck.

is Isos Brand Hams uncanvassed Jed whole 17" Lried beef chipped I am determined to give fresh goods cheaper than the lowest for the cash. I keep no boors credit no one lose no money and save you 20 per tnt. Juttcomaone time and be convinced. I will give three cents II. piece for tint quart bottle Be sure of my number 118 Whitehall street.

Si page tr CRAS THORN. KUHNS' PHOTOGRAPHS. Ifel Cheapest and finest in the city. Medals received at all the fairs. Call and see my work at 33 v.

Whitehall Street. wj istro sp VEMBNT PARAGRAPHS. Jacuas PickedCp Here ausi There by Our port rs. Work on Whitehall street is CmtJmeetiDg at Sandy Springs Sunday. The artelian hydrant cups are harder than a herd boiled en.

Adamson's ftew store on Decatur and Bell is tiulhea New sweet potatoes are beginning too ap. I ar upon the Walk A trained possum was on exhibition on Whitehall street yesterdey The Atlanta Mifles met at their armory last night lid Indulged In a hon frill. Beerusan his received another supply lh miudo wMth ht res ladle at his tOOl fount. Colonel J. H.

Seals his psrrhesed a portion of Ih old Cleveland lot on Houston ttreet and will build a Lome. A bUllY ran over I torpedo on Whitehall Hr Bear MUebaif yesterday morning and the txploUon caused considerable excitement. The First Baptist church social entertain- meet at 2 Houston tree test evening was I pleas- at sffaIr was greatly enjoyed by those pres. A r. liranon the yQUDC man who WI kill.

td ou IL Georgia railroad Wood 17 morning was ttIeln to cpt1n Kutsell of the Atlanta police toice. Patrolman George Hamilton who was so uiiallyinfofalaBftiae hu recovered mill. cienlftoUavtheclii for ihr trip to the Wlllill lnqueMoffitahfr TQhD BY PATROLMEN AND PUTIN SHAPE BY RUPORTgRS roRrua READERS. Kr ro Bt 1. I 101111.

ud trtiu Him OS for I tb Bale Claimed. tout th RA tti Not und tr9lm 8uaudi 4 r- melon Ninley Returns. Chambers the livery man on Hunteratroet It Forsyth street has fallen a victim to a can. nlng and careful horse thief. The thief is well known and rill be ar- retted.

Day before yesterday td. Woo 5 a negro man well known to the Atlanta pollo force was near Marietta and went to a negro with whom he was well acquainted and hired a mule to ride nine mute promising to be back by noon. It was early in the morning when Wood started off on the mule. and he had abundant time to return within the specified time but he failed to do so. About the middle of the afternoon the darky from sibtm be hued the mule began to grow uneasy.

and when dark cams and his mule WAS still away he began to suspectthat Wood had stiffed out. And he was right. nlIIediately alter stealing the mule Wood headed him toward Atlanta. and without Watting time came on to the city. The mule was a god traveler and was besides that.

I good mule. Soon after reaching the city Wood went to Chambers's stable and bantering the livery scan for a trade was quickly accommodated aid in a short time found himself the possessor of II. mare with three white feet. The mare was I tricky animal that does not take kindly to strangers but Wood did not seem to mind this fact and rode away. Mr.

Chambers soon found that he had a good mule And was fully satisfied with the trade But just now he would like to renig. Early yesterday morning the Cobb county dlh from whom Wood hiri the mule aroce from a bed upon which ho slept very little the previous night and finding that Wood had not returned his mule went direct ID Marietta and called upon Pink Stephens to whom he gave an accurate description of the mule and the negro. Mr. Stephens telegraphed to the police department in this city Mk lag them to keep a lookout for the thief. Later in the day the mule was fond in Chambers's stable and when Mr.

Chambers became satisfied that the mule WM the property of the Cobb county duty he quickly and gracefully sarrendered him and is now on the for his mare. A description or the maze bas been booked at police headquarters and telegrams have been sent all over the country descriptive of the mare and negro. The darky can hardly escape as he is well kn wn among the officers throughout the state because of his previous bad character. Physician Cure Thyself. George Preen a large black negro is well known throsghout the city among the colored people.

He is commonly called Dr. Green by his own race and by the whito peo. sons who know him. Green has boon in the habit of selling to the ignorant ones of his race bags balls etc. which he claimed would not only cure any illness but would bring good luck secure an increase in pay and procure situations.

He has been very successful in gulling his people out of many shekels from which ho has grown large and portly. Recently however there Pave been several complaints lodged against Green. His pl' tietits have declared that the modi ine' did not produce the desired and promised results. Several of these complainants have been at ked to swear out warrants for Green but all have declined that he would put a spell on them. A few days ago.

he victim. iced an old negro woman who made a complaint to Mounted Officer Clark. The officer at once sought Green and finding him yes. tersy. asked him What are you doing fur a living Ts a doctor and you knows it.

was the reply. Then Jctasee your lijense. I don't have to have any. The fficerdilrered with Green on that point. sod conducting him to police headquarters looked a case against him for doing business without licence.

Green was unable to make the rrijuisite bond and was locked up to await a trial in police court this morning. Soon afer eiof locked up Green began groaning lou1 long as piteuusly and when Statlonhout Kef pt Buchanan asked him what was troab- liLI tarn he said that he was very sick anl was gnirjg to die. He forgot that he was a hysicitu and begged piteously for one. Dr. an an was sent for and soon found tuat the colored doctor was not much sick.

Re Has Returned Again. Captain Manly has returned from Jackson county whither he took Smith the United States soldier who is charged with horse stealing. The captain had no trouble with Smith on the way home. Frequently on the trip Smith threatened to kill himself but as he was securely ironed the captain hid no fears ot an attempt to carry out the threat. Once Smith said I was a fool to give you my pistol when you arrested me.

If Id have thought a mm. site I wouldn't hive done it. Id jmt bio wed toy heals out. But I wont go to the gang Ill die first I aint going to eat another mouthful and I know that will soon kill me. After Smith was turned over to the sheriff of Jackson county Captain Manly suggested that the prisoner could eat a supper.

Could you asked the sheriff. Yes and let it be a big hot one for I'm hungry he said. The captain received the reward which he vides with Officer Green. That Water Melon Rind. Patrolman Stroud the same one the boys al call Isaac has been attending police court every morning for years.

He has always been there as a witness but this morning he will appear in the court in a new role. He will appear as a defendant in a case. Yesterday afterroon the patrolman WM on duty on De. color street. He is very fond of water melons and can eat mere than any two men on the force.

During the evening he saw a wagon lead of fine ones on the vireet and irducel the owner to set em up. He erjoju the melon so ninth that he forgot what be wee doing sad threw the rini on the sidewalk. There is an ordinance against throwing watermelons on the sidewalk. and Sanitary Inspector Yes came in just in time to detect the patrolman and make a ease against him Isaac laughs and says he don't care if Judge Anderson gives him a prohibition fine the watermelon was so good. Stabbed In the Head Wltha Knife Bob Fuller and Julius Gray are two small street arabs whose skins are a clear nut brown.

They are both fine police dodgers and hive ltd many a policeman wild chasm. YuteHu1 afternoon Fuller became the pos. sesfor of a fine kuie which he showed too Gay with pride last night. when they met. The knife was a pretty one and Gray wanted it but Fuller refused to give it up.

The boys finally quarreled about the knife. and the quarrel ended when Fuller drove the blade deep into Grays headmnaking an uly wound which may terminate serious ly. Fuller yin away when he sew the blood spurt from the wound he snide and ha not been arrested yet. Grays cries brought Pa trolmen Lymati end Hildebrand to his side. and by them he WM led to a drug store where his wounds were dressed.

lied to be Killed. A fine horse the property of Brady th Whitehall-street bread mass ran away yesterday with I bread wagon on Hunter street and when war the capitol building fall breaking hi hind leg jut above the kne The leg was bxeken entirely in two and it was at once seen that the horse would never be fit thy eenvlee again. Patrolman Thompson was called upon sod at the requester lit Brady shot and killed the Lone. The anSrail hal Inn away the day before. The driver la the wsgon yesterday bnt escaped uninjured.

A MnU nd a STegro. A' itrsoge dikj was seen on the street yesterday ih A floe claybank mule. saute lwrd the description of the one stolen frm rea Jenkins In Cpbb county by Ed Wood and the darky arrested and searched. lie protested against the arrest and finally convinces the officers that the mule was hi. rightful property gad was leased.

WhatHeflato Pay. Lull Puckott who like to chewed Reeve Hinton her brother. npat their home on Hill- yaid street night before last was arraigned in police court yesterfiymamlng. The evidence showed that Hinton was at fault and the wo man WM discharged while Judge Anderson wed Hinton to pay 1575 which he did. Police Points.

Some one stole a fine cow from Dr. W. T. Goldsmith night before last. George Den charged with larceny was sirested by Patrolman Christophine yester.

THEY WOULD BE hARD TO RANDLE. Sir. Fog Cook TelU What He Knows About Mexico An Interesting Talk. Yes said Foe Cook son of Major Cook yesterday afternoon I ran on that Mexican Central railroad and I have seen hundreds of the greasers. They are a hard set" A hard set eh remarked some one in the crowd.

The worst in the world. Why they will rob steal. shoot. cut or do anything except die and be honest. I've known thesis to do things that would have raised a war if the truth could have been established but they always lie out of trouble.

Good liars ebr" You bet. They can give Eli Perkins ten in the genie and but him out. Why once soon after we hid been paid oil on the road a party of them jumped on four track hands and robbsd and murdered them. They killed every in the gang and left the bodies right beside ut track with their mark on them. Ever anything done with them to The thing was hushed up for fear would cause trouble.

The railroad company did not want it to get out and it was kept quiet. You talk about that fellow Cnttinf being in prison Why when I was out there it was generally known that there were two young Americans in jail in Chihuahua and they had been there then for over a year and were still there when I came away. What were they arrested for I cant tell exactly. I think though it was something about robbery. They were arrested in Texas and carried over into Mexico and placed in jail and could not get a trial.

Why they were not allowed to see friends for I knew men who went to see them and were refused. Ill bet money that there are Amen- cans in prison in Mexico who have been there for years and who have been given up by their friends for dead long ago. I wish we could get up a fight with them. Would it be much war It wouldn't be any picnic. Those Mexi- cans can do more bushwseking than an mdi- so.

In an open country and an open fight there would be no trouble but get them in the hills and they would be hard to handle. PERSONAL. Miss DAISY HARKINS is summering at Cape May. CArTAric HAEBYHILL was in Union Point Monday. CosMtesmoNaa J.

B. GASTON of Gainesville. was in the city yesterday. Miss EMMA HARKIXS is spending the sum mer at Canada. SHIP your produce to L.

C. Peers Co. commission merchants Atlanta. tf MRS. 3.

H. REEVES. wife of Patrolman Peeves hasgone to Dalton to visit relatives. MISS Iumocsnw. FCLUm or West Point is visiting Mrs.

if. A. Sellers No. Mills street. DETECTIVE BEDFORD has secured a short leave of absence end has gone to Marietta.

MRS. S. C. KicKLiGHTEEandherfivecharm- log daughters are visiting relatives in Wilkes court T. MRS.

J. W. FURLOW. of Americus is visiting the family 01 Captain C. T.

Swift Jii Capitol avenue. Ms. J. CUNNINGHAM. Jr of Orchard Hill one of the largest fruit planters In the state says his fruit crop was very five this year that the peaches were the largest he has ever raised.

HON. C. E. SMITH of thp Washington Chronicle is in the city in the Interest of his spicy paper. Colonel Smith has made the Chronicle one of the leading weeklies of the state and.

circuit ting in a territory so closely connected with At. tents it Is a splendid medium for the merchants of our city lo reach its readers. AT THE KIMBALL Renroe Graysville Ga I losers Philadelphia Wale Chicago leetridge Alabama McFarland Philadelphia A Vail lrobal Charleston 0 Charlton Augusta Phil Clark. New York Newman. Savannah George Varulman Macon Patterson.

Kaxley Ga Dr Van Sickel Springfield Oho Davis Csrtersvllle Ga Miss Wintiel4 Ciun MBlountDarienGa Henderson. Chatll- tooga Mrs Eexinga Franklin Teun Miss Tatti RexiDga Pranlsin Tenn Krbnshaab Rome Shaw Ashley Valdosta Ga Martin Baltimore Charles Fostei Baltimore Lee Montgomery Ala Holcmb and wife. Charles Mann. Hawkin ville oha Stephens. Peldsville Hayward and wife.

lire Barnes son and nurse Mt Airy Miss Fannie Jones Mt Airy Cacao. wife and children Savannah ChasA Rose. BsltiBore A Stovall Augusta John Hart talon Point It Tappaln White Plains Ganham John Eader Macon Patrick Rome Ga FD lltooetworth Savannah. Gs 11 Howge Char. bite Sugan Taylor Boston Thomas Thomasyilte Ga A Donavan.

Thomasville Harris Marietta Schussler. Alabama Boyd Alabama 5 MeCatcheon Louisiana 0 A BelL LaGrange Josiah Fleming Mexico Gronln Clevelind Ktiilng Philadelphia SirsSFBrockway. Miss liolbrok Chicago John A Rains Ky A Herman Evans Chicago Maneshy Baltimore- II Hall. Columbus GaNT Dill Richmond Va A Giles Lowell. MassE Emmons Halt A i BigslowN Gus torr1son Boston Heller Chicago Haughn.

New York Charleston baseball lab. Charleston. A 1 Parker I Freeman RK ParkMacon WJBrowu. VaT Sornox Walter Bartlett Marshal II Rice Orlanda Ftc Brown Savannah Gordon Lee. Chatta.

SShattue RA 0 i II railway Rice femlth Augusta. THE STATE CAPITOL A. Tax Levy Ordered by th Governor Yesterday. Governor McDaniel yesterday issued the I following Pursuant to section 1 of the tax art approved December :2 l1sSt. which requires the governor to levy a percentage.

on all taxable property of the state sufficient to meet the financial requirements thereof not to exceed I certain per cent therein named and after approximating as nearly as prao Ucabte the mount la value of all taxable property in the tte as shown In the digests it is therefore ordered That three-tenths 3 of one per cent be a ed and collided upon ha amount of be vtloe of taxable property returned by or ag to each tax payer and upon the value of all property In the state subject tf taxation ad vilorem It li lIuther ordered That In addition to the three-tenths ordertJd. an extra per cent of one-half of one per cons be Iseued and collected conformity with in sot approved September 22 186 upon the auount of ta value 01 the taxable property returned by or assessed against each taxpayer and upon the value of fl property In the state subject totai atlou ad veto. rtrnforthepurooKeof building a SUM capful suiting three good one-half tenthe of one per COOt for Ill purposes for the year is Tbeipeclaltaxofoue-balfofone per cent be separately attested and collected for the purpose mentioned. SBV I McDuIEL DT the governor. Governor I.

A. WRIGHT Comptroller General. SIMMONS HAJIDWAHE CO. REPRESENTING ABOVE FIRM IN GEORGIA Alabama South Carolina and Florida. I would Any one contemplating bustnea will find It to their interest to write me for ricc and I will cfl wlthafullllneofiamplts.

We rife one of our mammoth with first rowl enter. Ad. drt if 1' YRNCIS 3 Whitehall strest THU ATLANTAsI RETURN CHARLESTON TODAY. th Citepleai it r4 iT naih Paufi Through UaIU on Bet WI' to uapii a XaM othll Own Oats. The champions will reach lt1anta today a oocDnu will appear at Athletic peek this afternoon in their old uniforms.

Tuete uniforms are to be pickled by the way at the end of the season. The team left ZashvlIis this morning and are BOW riding through thotwostatee of which they are conquerors. They have been gone nearly a week and will be welcomed back. Atlantians want to tee the boys. They have been playing good ball and Jean only a me of the series behind.

They ought to have won that game. but they did not. However the home folks are not going to quarrel about The Game Today. The game this afternoon will be called at 4 oclockSDd a large crowd should go out and give the champions a warm welcome. The' audi.

once will certainly see a- fine game of ball. The following men will compose the- teams presented tllntas. Positions. Charlestons Gunson Catcher. McVey Wells.

Pitcher Sullivan Cites. Shortstop- Phillips Lynch First Base Powell Stricter. Second Base. Brosnia Lyons. Third Base.

Kaopell Purcell. Left Field Oilman Williams Center Field. McAleer G. Shafer Right Field Crowley They Are re. The Charleston team the same that is sup.

posed to be partly owned by Savannah reach ed Atlanta yesterday and is quartered It the KimbalL They. fie being led about by Powell the manager and will follow him to do. fut this afternoon at Athletic park. The team has been playing fine ball lately except the tames presented Savannah and comes to Atlanta determined too do the champions. They will hardly succeed.

Purcell wired President Ryan yesterday that the men were in good trim and that they are itching to get a chance at the alliance teams. Charleston and Savannah. Savannah En Route to Memphis. The Savannahs and Pete Metaling passed through Atlanta yesterday morning en route to Memphis. The team breakfasted at Darand's and beef steak rose in price at Billy Sparks right oft" Tug Arundal was alongbut Tug could not eat.

The south side of his face oked like he had a regulation ball ins de his mouth. He made two attempts to bite a grain of hominy in two and then approaching the counter asked Mr. Do rand "Where's a dentists Wont a blacksmith do1 Oh no I have a toothache and must have it pulled. The ache1 No the tooth. Where is a dentist quick' And Tug began to kick arid dance.

Mr. Durand directed him to a dentist and in a. half hour Tug came back and said That fellow hit a home run on my jaw. Now I want judgment on that breakfast. Atlanta Wins la Nashville.

NASHVILLE Tenn. August 10. Special. The game today was weak on the part of the home club and well played by Atlanta. The crowd was not large IS the home clubs going to pieces has done much to destroy interest In the game.

Following is the score Hullecy SbO 0 1 3 3 Strieker. 2bl 0360 O'Brien lbS 070 0 SbaferG. rf2 3300 Bittman2bO 061 OMsones 0 2001 Bellman c. 0 012 olwifllams efi 1600 london pl 100 OiComfayp0 0110 Totals. 2 II 21 10 0 Totals.

10 27 1 SCORE INNINGS. Kashville 0 00002000-2 Atlantll8. 5 St JIM A BY. Two hits Cline I. Shaffer I three base hits Lyons I first base on balls.

by Con way 2. Dundon I tint base on being hit by pitcher. by Duudou 1 street out. by Dundon 1 parsed balls. Mappes I.

double plays Lynch line and Strieker. Time lb umpire McQuaid. Macon Again Defeated. MEMPHIS Tenu. August 10.

Special. There was only II. moderate crowd present this afternoon to witness the last game to be played between Memphis and Macon. The visitors put In Ed Grady. e.

local amateur who WM pounded un. mercifully by Memphis. Brynan pitched effectively for the locals and only yielded lie hits. Following is the score MEMPHIS. MA CON.

BH PO A I BH PO A a Graham Cf2 330 0 Steams Sbl 1261 SntedSb I 313 0 Grady 0 0021 RrougHnrn 2 0 I 0 Walsh ss. 0 2011 AndrewslbO 1 14 1 Olleiman rfO 0051 Black 2 I 0 0 OBehan. Ib 0 0 Ii 0 1 Fusselchc2 2 OCrogan 011 1001 Manning 2b 3 122 OGeiss2b 0 1720 Phetan. ss2 203 0 LuttenglfU 0100 Brytan 1 313 OTerrell 0 0310 Totals. 14 19 27 15 Totals.

2 5 27 17 6 SCORE BY ThNnlGS Meicchis 1 2600000 5-11 Macon. 0 2 SUMMARY. Earned runs Memphis 6 Macon 1 two base hits. Sneed Broughton Fusselbach Manilng and Stearns. passed balls lusselbeh 1 Terrell 2 wild pitches Grady I first base on balis by Grady 2 truck out.

by lirynan S. Grady 1 double plus jells 1 Andrews and Manning. Umpire Merrtt. Baseball Bulletins. Boston-Boston 7 Kansas City 3.

Phlladelphla-l'htladelpbla 2 Ch cao3. Cincinnati-Cincinnati It Baltimore i. Pltisburg 14 Athletic 7. Washington-Washington G. ILouis 3.

New York-New York. 10 Detroit 7. Louisville-Louisville 16 Brooklyn O. A Baseball Tourney. The Charleston News says Manager Powell has heady made arrangements with the Savannah manager to enter upon a tournament of four games upon the return home of the Charleston teem early in September.

Mr. Powell will alto endeavor to get the AtUntas to join in the base. ball tourney. The effect of those arrangements completed as they doubtless will be will prolong the tea-eon until the lint of October to which date the bbeball limit could be well extended. at least in the Southern league.

Charleston Seven. nah and Atlanta maintain the finest teams in the league and a comparison of the scores made when theeeclubi played In good form will show that they re in no respect Inferior to the finest hue. ball combinations in the United States. The Ides therefore of Inaugurating a little league from the three title for the autumn season will be Indorsed by all the lovers of the manly sport In Atlanta Savannah and Charleston. Crepe on the Wrong pt SAVANNAH August 10 Special.

1 large shoe houreon Bwughlon Street trying to get off what they think a good gag on the Atlanta champions. They have la their window a bat td in tsars with Atlanta In large letters on pasteboard and a satin tug with Sevanuabs pennant on It. Alto I large photograph of the Savannah team with a rabbi tl root on it and their fl thee tagged with their players. They are guatly tickled at it. Diamond Dust.

V. ullvan baa been blacklisted by the Memphis club for jumping his contract. Cahill 885-8 that he unwilling to play ball anywhere nut season unless he can play with the At- liiitathimplous. Everybody anxious to know whether or notiti- lsnta wilt In sixteen ttralghtgameiaaln before they suffer nether defeat. The Atlanta champions will return home today It one o'clock.

and will play the Charleston club this afternoon It tout OClCCk The Savannah club says they wm not drop a 3gle game In KaahiUle. sue that the Baraauah chub is twice as item ma the XuuTllle fancier Purcell and the Atlanta teat ate very 1 in their raUn of the UI1rtlo pee. the AlI1nW were la that tUf4 ciiUlton1ieif. The UligfaphW poi or the nut ten djyiofthl7 laata and nariestOn audUeelphla tad aevinnali tjr wilt blW more than uual interest and esoecUllr the din- tie combats between Sullivan and Snaffer la Atlanta and the wily and the imperturbable Ulayinlleaphis An the railroads leading into Atlanta hsre eon- tented to give sxcorslon ra to AttaaU a AU- gust isth when the great tames Atlanta acdesTSDnsh wlllbe These games will ttnely bring put the finest plating ever witnessed sotit bafllftat there will tgf delegation from" Bafaniah and. Macon an.

eldeirgttloni from Rome and Chattanooga Vonmouth Part Races. MoiceotTli PAM N. I. Aujtut 10 Flnt race for all ages mile end a sixteenth Verona won Long Stop second Dry Monopole third. Time Second rice for year three rtenof a mile Santa Rita won IxraliiecondOriaamae third.

Tlme26K. ThUd race for fiuI1iI years wile and ahalfDeworop won Preclosa second ten lengths ahead of Pore Rye. Time Fourth rue. mile and a quarter War Eagle won Sprlrgfleld wound He third. 2 Filth race for year and upwards three-quarters of a mile Marsh Redon won length Bra Thompson second Queen Esther third.

Time :16. Sixth race hurdle Ecuador won by a length Dally second. Buckra third. Time 231. The Chicago Turf.

CHICAGO August 10. Waather showery' attendance good track rut. First race. three-quarters of a milt. Donovan woo.

Fncnette second VenUti third. Time Mutua1spatd 11870. Extra race. three-quarters of a mile Modesty won Mountain Range second Finality and kesha dead heat fortnlrd. Time Second rice one mile Irish Pit won.

Dawn of. Day second Fred Wooley third. Time. liA Third race one anti one-eighth mites Jim Gray won. Guenn second Lens third.

Time 1:55 Fourth race. three-quarters of a mile. Inda won Orvld second Alimony third. Fifth race. one and one-half miles Punka won.

Mantle Hunt second Idle Pat third. Time. The Races at Saratoga. SARATOGA. N.

Y. August 10. Weather clear and warm. track fast attendance large. First race three-quarters of a mile Lord Lame won Tambourette second Tecomc third.

Time. Second race mile and 500 yards Barnum won Areuno second Free Knight third. Time 2:15 Third rare for year old. nveigbtt or a mile Laredo won Lizzie Krepps second Grlsette third. Time.

1:02 Fourth race one mile leaner won Petticoat second Lule Minnie third. Time. 1:43. TALKS TO THE TEACHERS. An Interesting Day at the Institute Tester- day.

Professor Lane lectured on yesterday to a good andJelce notwithstanding he had been placed first on the programme. His method of teaching geography is eminently practical. He makes the scholar a map maker and experimental geographer. Professor Caldwell in addition to his in. sUuction on algebra gave a few good hints as to teaching dull scholars.

Dr. On poke with his usual clearness and earnestness of the relations of local and general direct and indirect property and personal taxes. Mrs. Mallon began methods of teaching beginners to reed. She uses word.

charts. Professor Glenn's lecture was quite inter. eating. His account of the villainous spider. the mantis reliioso or preying insect.

and of the good natured dauber which is really a wasp and has a sting which it rarely uses sounded like a romance. A little teaching of this kind would interest the scholars more than anything else and instruct and educate at the seine time. The audience was more silent and- attentive than at any time except when Mrs. Mellon was teaching them how to hold their breath. The introduction of science teaching into our schools and the teaching of the little ones to use their own etes and ears in interpreting nature is a great need.

To do this the teachers themselves need instruction. Professor Glenn will lecture today on mason- bees. end also on Ants anti their cows. MjorSiaton gave So very clear method of teaching multiplication. Superintendent Baker lectured on teaching children correct speaking outside of the mere learning of principles and rules.

Following is the programme for today FOR WHITE TKACHEES Hoi ace Bradley 9:00 to 9:30 Professor Slenn 9:00 to 1500 Dr. llayg000. 10:10 to 11:03 Mrs. Halloo 11:10101135 Professor Caldwell. 11:40 to 12:10 Mijor Staton 12:15 to Baker- 12:50 to 1:20 Professor Lane.

to 155 FOR CoLORED TKACHERS Professor Glenn. 9:00 to 9:30 Mr. Bradley. 9:35 to 10:55 O. A.

Combs. 1510 to 11:00 DrHaygood 11:10 to 12:15 Professor CalCwelt. 12:15 to 4.5 ProfessorLane 12:50 to 1:20 MsjorSlaton 1:2 to 1:55 Horace Bradley's lecture will be upon Lights and Shadows. Professor Glenn lectures on the Mason Bee and Ants and their Cows. Dr.

Haygoods lecture will last an hour. II shown by the programme. A meeting of county school commissioners was held in the senate chamber at the capitol at 3:30 p. us. Mrs.

Ma-lion will probably take an evening class in calisthenics. The attendance on yesterday continued good. new teachers came in. No doubt a large audience wpl meet Dr. Bay good His reputation as a speaker is more than national.

Do Not Let Dame Fortune Pass You By. The 194th Grand Monthly Distribution of State Lottery Company took place on Tuesday always Tuesday July 13th 1380 under the usual supervision ot otGens. G. T. Beauregardof La.

and Jubal A. Early. Va. Well. the same old a ory is told again some 5265500 went lying about tile thistle down.

It was thusly Ticket No. 81375 costing 15) drew the First Capital Prize of 575000. It was sold In fifths at I uch one to Mrs. Mary E. Holmes No.

208 Princeton St. E. Boston. Mass. one to A.

U. Jones. Aunloton Ala. one to William Clem I worthy farmer I Monroeville Allen Co. md.

one collected through Wells Fargo. Co. San FranctreoCal for a resident there another to a party I Columbus 0 who opposed to any discovery tern made. No. 7722 won the Second Grand Prize of 25000 also sold In fifths at I each one to John H.

Bones. No. 849 West 45th St. New York City a party Identified with the Amusement World as Treatowrofiha Grand Opera House In Old street one to Henry Sass No. 29 Western Ave.

Toledo. 0. paid through Adams Express one to Carl Tldeman keeper with the Meyer Bees. Ding Company Kansas coy Mo. one Dtlorenzo a- young Italian fruit vender at corner Washington and Laurel streets New Orleans etc.

No. 19408 drew the Third Capital Prize of 110000 told In fifths one to Eugene La Denlson Texas through First National Bank there one to John A' Stewart. DftrolU Mich. through Detroit Saving Bank the rest to parties Is Boston In Sptlngfield Ness. and Clear Lake.

On Sop- 111 jive all information. OUR CLEARING SALE SWEEPING REDUCTI THIN SUMMER GOODS CHOICE STYLES I Prepare Yourself Aga HIRSCH mat to Kmy JIIIt TtjJL One of the best iaiormen ln mice it female a maM 2 Yt1terdll. I dent naiad her la wcceeded in getting Scorn uterriew. Thoyoang woman had which sh allowed to hug ao henhonldwa. A merry twink hex large haztl tea I she liked ou area newspaper man Yet was the honest dropped.

Into a chair. I ought tot to talk to Why Because it would ruin me That Is ease lRducet Lrtr best to- ray nothing. 5 SHE TELLS WW fjjtij Thfieatatbe somethin ttm your ten me There is really little to WL working for a living. I still- Uk to WaJ Sometimes I like to ratable the woods and slip up on thee whisky. I never let them 8MB it.

They might suspect soaeaij and that would break me up. Do yon work away from ririii own home Sometimes I get a good wlI Where do you live' I live but I wont tell you. from Atlanta though. THERE IS SIONEy RrtS Well is there much mousy Ui vesal" I make a great deal more thu women in the stores here ni as I please I go and come wbett II ere is no one to boss me. It ii 11 ay lift' and lots of fun.

T-'Don't you ever have to ipteeii ness Certainly not. I find tie stil evidence and then report it ta money. I have never been hers i and I never expect to. While scouting around do ynpi Yes I lily go prepsni myfelf. You see I never kiln ife going to run up on.

About thtn ened I ever was one day chord tn age while going through a woods I was brought face toawifi eat. I pulled down on him WITH soy PISTOL and killed him. I was bad though and I never want touesui cat. I did not see the eat untfllt him. The moonshiners ever bother jwT No not yet bat I undentsna ttsi gain locality there ate some an' out I reported their still and tl toe about it.

I do not think they tempt to hurt me but I am not there to look up any more plenty of work to do in other 1 if I should hear of a still being ra. would work sonic way to get it act li any succeed when I start in after if money to me and I go in to pretty bad business sometimes bit stills ought to be broken up" You areaprohibitlonistr No I am not. I like to see cording to law. The pay is the main thing liat ii Why certainly it is. Doyratta going to take the chances I do foirir I In not and when the pay iN quit.

You are not married No and I wont to the nexithi me1 BOSS or THE Matrimony has no charms to None to speakof Now wwdi good to 0 home at night after tot through the woods and have tilt' fussing and quarreling at me. KoC pect to be boss of the ranch wtora and I don't want no man to scport I am making a good living and I to to divide it. But I must go If If strike the rain. Good-bye. S' And the avenue informer steppw the hall a.

4 down the steps. r. The Charleston kick show up at the ball pit They say Atlanta will a game. AT THE UNION PASSEXGESK The gates are kept closed all cirU Several delegates to society now in tension. passed yesterday en route to Clitersvil1e.

Henry Dana the resUurtater i cream cake vendor In the depot at cream cake is wrapped In silver to1L Bud Kernoodle. in the tays he wants to go to Mexico k. don't know to what point he will ciea The ladieawaiting room hauled and new carpets row aid WF be added. This wilt mate Curle Slee ardess much happier. Watchman Porter is off fut a ftjj perlntendlng some replica at hIs wsi- tuleccupieahieca1eat themis.

1 things don't look natural. Since Mr. Stovsll has bees culCQ lur. dbuv ii ua ww 4 petition of director general In Of VR has been left and all pwengelSl1t selves on the right train. ff The crowd of hack drivers 13 who congregate about the main es depot upon the arrival of tWill noise and re generally a nuisance.

The artesian water will prot fit and convenience to the UavW be dvi able for Cotorel Basm taste before strangers begin- to FITS AU fits stopped Great Nerve restorer. I use. Marvelous bottle tree to Fit eases. 931 Arch St Philadelphia. Don't miss today's lanta vs.

Charleston thinks the Atlantas him. NOW IN FOLLI ONS IN ALL LINES IN IMMENSE V1RJ LOW PRICES the Warm TfiHAlli STaUT. ties taxtog already op the other ride xfm ncn ooe jSjnrpany of earalnrjas itrhere There oo tt to lie a- large to or is ehi ie united State goTwwaeat to a a jce IBIWU I pp jfceo CU JTaai" 4 tbteatriof jwitt il of Texas there it general tne iBe rt In tenuui. iron may arise from an nnanthorized i Bon fMealc n. onr7ln an interview toU Xuropea dlpImatald The United.

Btat and Mexico eerta ildbBatle to ettle the eases in dip ven If they ha voW resort to friendly arbi lieu. It ctrtain that this rtateofChi boa las good a sight to her liar code at has France which country ChUuMua her example. It Jit likely that rnlt edBtaltv in of similar kind jgraiee ld peremptory dens forthertleisa of her The tint 8at tlfft 4 ttUeweirin not be the i of European' wmntrie whore a sia law to that" of Chihuahua obti certain American states but that is us res for war. 11 would be bad example of reis item institutions two nations like the ted States and MeiIee had to resort tow utile such a we that of Cutting DOWN MSXICO. Cutth ci Years-The Excitement in fiecnitary Ilgyard and Governor Ir lax XL PASO' DXL NOKTX August jiorter went to the prison and with sozae dj ratty pined admittance.

Culling was itt by lbs rude table his laced resting- on his at the picture of despondency. "What's up wed the reporter. They to going to take me to tonight" said Cutting. How do you know 1 have ways of getting information Cutting that I cannot tell you because you publish it the underground wirt would cut. This information his always pro trust worthy In the put and it will now am to be taken to Chihuahua tonight.

Doyoa know what teey are going to do wtthmewhenthey get me to ChikaUhaa Ctfttuig flre guisy lajp 1 dume and then give out that I hareesca sad am in hiding. If yoa hear that I urajltd don't believe it until you see on the American side and even then I 7 roe. the government would. live me uH uiexlco should ask for my extradition 1 i Cutting said this bitterly. Eedoesnutl hive the government is doing right in exposing him to If go down to Chihuahua he morctely I will never get back live anl must confess I don't take.

much pleasure the idea of being slaughtered in cold bi without a chance to defend myselV' Cutting continued in a very despun ood as will be teen from the above. He given up all hope of the federal govern terfeIiDg forth in hiss behalf but see have a ray of hope that Texas will do thin for him. to Chihuahua he sent three messengers form the American consul of the fast some leasona cone of them reached the col Who was at his homo all the time. 1 About three o'clock yesterday afternf party of Americans and Mexicans were sq ing in. the chief WOOD Suddenly a powerful Mexican drew from his coat a a flair and shouting.

Via la RepnbUc JtUt struck Foreman Brown who rul the Soutorn Padfic railroad across the. if 4. Mr. Drown promptly knocked the Jctndown. All of the Mexinans in the a off aast as their legs would carry Jd tho fellow- who had beta struck Picked himself up and fcaked sissy.

OWHBX ngnrt It Waitel and WCCarroll arrived in th to-day from El Paso having left that pli 12 clock wrda1J Mr. Martel citizen of New Mexico nil Is on hisl north. Mr. Carroll an old loconioti gintey having beta in the tervlw fortirl lryears and lswell known to netrly i niliosd to In the southwest. In the ortheconTemtlonthat ensued th rsj tkt4 Mr.

Carroll of the condition of thi tot me to describe th ho said. Jam Lower seensa1 uwtmeatla jay llfa there was ma iWntatii new came cross the bridH CntUnghad. be sentenced and is theCh.ihnahaajaiL Menrui UiertrtetijhavlBgBo particular place revolvers flashed la the air fond the le kto the ewiniug th comet. player taloon brought out on I i begin calls. blockaded ail all excitement.

Po to quiet matters. his a believe that toe Amen cMi safe la tcpJ woa there I wa relcrred IT UORA TOBS ALDWL Etc. lish PORT 81 lAL ob ml ment I I I 1 i i I IE I i Augusta. 1O1 76 Cmcalm 00 jciear. Nlunnah.

:30.1i i9. Light. 04 Fatr. JacboIville30li hl SE Ugl. 01 Clo ay.

outtIIHryo SILtght 00 1. Clear. Orleans. :0.13 SE Light 00 Clear. f3Henlorl.

73 Sf Ltg 01 Clear zOC OBaJRrATIONS. 6 m. O. I 6 j.w 2 p. m.

17 S. G7' v. I to Fatr. p. m.

iQl7 7" 4 03 Ulear. Maximum ther. I 16 m.i5th i i' ATLA TA DISTRICT. 5 i il I)1 Iif i- IIII I ir burg. S.

C. I i I MA 8 ceessor EST TE GENT 1 TlI TESS SEE. 01 TEN. OtI londeIJe tAle OHAS. WWlehllllstreel.

Oun 100 fCpoundJ oULd any 1 70 tC 1 i i. IJ tef whole. ltd f. cW ppbd determ ined gi re onelOIf nt. Juot com one tI ml number th 101 oJ 1' PA Jt UlI Picked Up po 4rs.

WhitehUdreet tar IrmOrlast of thee ftai 1 the f. nd 1Il Ilfllr 0QU te rallr onda morn In ul JuD 1lllht a loDg time. eloll to leave the CII 01 DtIh air. PUT IN FOR A and nu. Ill is 11ornl.

Patrolmen Wi l1 abnndanttime im iway an IL med iately WBI quicklyaccommo- poeS E8r bay fa hir arofe. aat ltied dar ky sta te rin as sired the atked ol ter T. 1's doct it Jets ce ctlicer differed reen 8 ers Ijce Ee. I ein plteuu ly hunt got. idan 11 Idjlut bowed brins Il frst mouthfu.

wi son ki Afe tured sherit Ja8n ounty Cptin Many sutgested thl prioner aked sherif. Im hnn rceled di Ofcer sme al Cl pl i eHr hs wite wi appar eurt wi rer ce. Yetrday fer on ltrolmau ctur stret nd urig sw 1e Oi iDducd t. le Id rind tit si ew lk. Saniay Inspctor I lnjast ce 81ainst dlDt car 3 adie give tne th watrmelon Wlta Fuler Julns Irl SIl stret arbs ar cear tne polce dogers ad plceman wid co afternon Fuler beame th po.

sor fne howe GI1 wi ride 1t they met ws prett nnte it Fnler refule dnly quant ende Faler bllde ry' heimakint IY trminAe seil Q' Fnler rn Ul pnr th mie ben areate broaht 1 trolmC Iran Ad Htldebrnd tbtD W' led stre hi druid. Kled. fne hor te Bry i Wtebalstret bre ri yetr- Hlnw Itet nar cpitl baidm brenl hi hin Ie Jlt abv th Th Ie br kn enUroy an i onc ta te hor woul leor A rr uIvic Tompsn cd upn. ad a th rous 1t. Bn kUe te hore Theanitd ht 1l ea befor Th drve 1U 10' 1UAOn1eteda1 eSpe' nnlDJur la1od dr 6a ontbe Itrt yfsteah 4 drunt 1 Eh 1nlo a delpUoD lti Jenkl obb cunty Wo aD dark.

a1t terhed pusted aOt a baiy con tioo tat I zhttl PWprtaud wa re- le5d. WhaU Haclo Pa Pucett lie chewe Hnton. he up ther Hi- ard stret bore ht 11 arigne plie eu arflng. sowe tat Hintonwa a fnlt ln 6 diage whie Ane Hntn tpa dd. Soe on fe ow Goldlmit nlht lt.

Gerg Dnn. cged wih breny WI Patolman Chritphine yetr- day. TEY WOrL HAR NDLE. Jr. FOi Cok Tell KnOu An I Ye Cok.

Clok afernoo rn ntrl rlroad. hv te reasers. Tey se" har set sme word. wi tel shot anyhin ucDt net. Ive thO tings ris th trth culd ben estblshed alway ou touble.

Go lar. bt Teye givel Perkn ont Wh onl sn ater hd be pid ofl th jump robb tem. kied evry man jDg lef bois bide trk m3tk tem. Evr wth tiDj WI hnshe fer cue trubl. nil ad wr kpt Yo tlk tht flw ther i a genery k1wn tht Americn jai ChhUua tey hd ben ther en 6ti ther cme awy.

arstd fo ct tll wa eomeiing arret. I Ten Crri int Merco plac jai tril. wee alowed se fdend se ro lase. Il a cns Meic ther yer ad bn gven tei fiends ded wih 1ght hem' WI I Thoe cns a I a opn count fght tuble. his wo ld har MI smmerng CATAIN HARRY HIL CO IMI81NER Gainesvile.

i ciy yeetersy. JiS 1 spenig at Walacebur SHP pruc 1. Pers C. comm on merchant AttA REVE. ha' gone viit rltives.

IMOEE FtLL We Point 1 iig Mr. SeUer. 10. I stret. DE1M1 ha seclie shor lcae ab eD KICKLGHER and her fvecbam- daughtcr vi lng relal es Wikes COUty.

Amercus. f8mir Swif :1 1 lapiol nte. I Jr. Orchad Hi oe oUbe largst fri planer stlte sp h1 frit ve tis paChtS te largt ha th Washingtn Croncle 1 cty Intrest spr. mae lng wekie sat circui.

trity connetd wih lana pledld merchans ou racb It reaer. A KIBAL Graystile 15s. Phiadelphia Wlt lIItldge Alabm PhiaelphIa Poba Cbarleton C' Charltn Phl Cuk. ewman. Sa.

n8 Grge Macn Pattersn a an Sprngfeld DeVS Crie lis Wilt(11 if Blont Daen. Ga Hendesn. Chat- LOgS Ml Frankln lt latU Rulnga Fk11n nl Krhmhab Rme ihaw DC Valdo tn Baltmor FOlet. Balliore Le. onter wie.

Cale HII1nlte Reldvie MI Barne su nurs. ML Jone CayeD chi. drn Sayana Ch A R. llimor a nN IJ det. Macon Rme.

GaF Bloworh I Cha. i a GT 1 I asY1e laris. MAett Sbussler. ba Byd Alabaa McCutheon Luul. BlL LGrange Joah Mexr Grnln Cevelnd Phiadelphl Mrs Brokwaj.

MI I Holbrk Chicao Raina A rman Evu Clcago Balmore' I l. Ga Di a. ies LweltMassE Emom BllowX Morn. Btn Heler. Cnlcag lew CblUlf tn basebal 11 lrl Walr Batett Mhal 11 I Rce.

da Brwn. Snannl Grou Le noo a Wrght Orlanda Fla 3 Jos Orlan. a. Ftc Caon. Orldi Fla RJones A Smih Mis JObnsu Richmond a hllue A raiway A UgU8tl I CAPIOL the Mcanl yeatrdy ine folollinx Pat Io ta lt approvd mber not' Lher 1n rP fln 1 tht rore HO be.

tUEed rolli cted theamOtt against a bj rlPiit bllf ttt In 22. I the pro erty aue to taxation kr tl I siIi Ie sf ilc nlor 0. governor. Generl t. SUWOK8lLUtDWABE REPRFSl T1KG be pleased to lieu Lenin a merehants to said territory wanting hlrd e.

oontem lattnl' with a lull Une of amp cal1ocnt1wtth dress U. Cu wd Ip Thltehal1ltrellt Us. HEtHAMPI SRijJ A CII IUBSTON i 111111 Lseu Leotbu 01 it IbCa lolII Tr.terdullVlI1l1lh 1' IIIPI1JQ1I. C- The a1 Ath1e lbpatk icklod at le noornlngand rid In the 0 atattll nen playlnuood it. o'clock and andgiYt ny FieldGtmman ShaferIUgbt Here.

the panlyowned Savannah-reach. ell. balllat lately-except Savannah A Itch lng morn Dg insde Durand do ache ow Specisl. ne Int re6t lUSRVILLXS. I oULorru It BH PO A BH PO A GoldsbyIfO 2 1 I IPurcelJ 1f2 0 2 0 0 Mar rLl 1 2 0 Ibl 1 10 0 0 SOwders cfO I 4 0 1 Cline.

68. 1 2 2 3 0 Bcerd 6S0 I 2 ILyons3bl 1 0 1 0 i Lg Jr 7 fJ fl i tf 2 3 Ya.y p. Tota I GS. 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0.6 1 0 0 0 0 0 I DABY Du adou bein dt bfe i ii. lln lUa ap McQu d.

Special. re I aecore 3 3 0 O3tearns 1 2 6 1 Smed 3b 3 1 0 0 2 OWalshesLO 2 0 1 1 0 0 5 1 c2 :1 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 2 2b0 1 2 0 2 0 3 0 1 0 0 p.1 3 1 3 0 3 1 0 i4 27 5 2 2717 5 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1- 2 Y. sn edB7 Phf" Id i 1 8 ydl llG 1 7. 2. cuo 3.

Cincinnati- Cincinnati Baltimore" H. ew 10. Lot nl1le- Loulsv1lle eWllll3Ys ho joi11ln balliourner. uon ball lanta th clubt ther tb refore oUhe In' a house on tr ge gl 7 1 ll ttfr dO lag 8 It re ahtllla Ibla straight games again todar' ocl ck I li if Ir1n4. i.

U. II AI. DJ4C 0. tJ1c. 4.

h. 1. iDw liuit. h161e for. XUant.

04 Chfr u1I1j8 I1 wJ I' elecombats nnn crnaler nd he OlIY 111 Meiepbia. aented10 I1Yuxcumcm raW AUaat64U amea' At ta and Savannah will tie piwLTheJ 11 1001r1U ee J1la I I' W1t st ftO Yltit foullgeJ Dliund a thJrerona ucon ld2. or of lot11J etOI 4 Orl1amme Time 2- mUel1L1 a half tlewOrop WODIPrecfcJu ten1engtllJ ofPtJre Toe 2Jf three.ycu-oJda re lice. BuCllllh1rd. TimeBil.

Cblea Weather mi1 econ tl Tlme116Y Modest eo J2 woni Ora1' rJt a Weather :4. Df. ea fufr Jx fiv egbtll tb rtr rtue. IDt reatlng andlencewM th lves mason- pnnci pIes TKACH EBB. liozace IINa lng 1 Profe 80r GlennN Cal wellM Professor Ltne Msjor Slaton.

lec ures willlll8t eVeD 11g new Haygood reputa ion as. Lou1l 1 of sory own. thu ly a Ile uy 8 worth ld onetooJohD Bone8NoM9 rno e' DIu oueto Vito Dilo nzo fifths-one- Savin re ea In Muis. tembel14tb 1886. willbe a Quarterly Grand Extra- I osdistary Drawing whenl52l600 wilt be dIstribsut- eel of wb1ch M.

Dauphin New Orleans La. mN' BOYS' AND I AA AND. it A FEMALE FORM SHE tfT tit. DPU. BS" if 4f lepostp btnn.

Tbionb Q. Woods 4' TeUs A1t A I be hfb. to. blf rflletJ 1 IUJDmera 1 Ynha11t eedc4 lu a' Joungwoman she dews hex shoulders. a are nanOi reply Then Wh ii ruinme 41 1 will not print your ZlamefiJ1f desire it.

1' tome ktff tofaynothing. mET HI 11u. 1 ne muat hi IOme binr to A something I or 0. your work. are 1118' Yea that is what- beeti 40' Do 1011 like run ammaJ woodund thabon wh k1 bever letthetlueUloilI th youwork co iJnfS orf 1 live-but 1oul i I us 1 inlhe 1114 Uleal I ii.

ap Dflln denee tIC heraiU seeI I upon. theYOIi da to faen I himk badl- to lee th no localitythere they me ma it adl irs eGc op No II Do 101 tOJ 10 No me rOll II speak' of. after' havethe. No llVingndI mU8 if. th 1 thebjLll wilC an the state.

thOIP d. if bsrege UI I ladles' waiting hIS I cd. Ii 0 r. tnte cupls his chair at the donUook hasbeeD its In protlws trave1ef. rJ dvbable CoWl' el gel tree b1.

No Seas St. I CharlestonS fULL tBaDllliN' VAR n5. i. 1. e.

arm ROS 0 t8 jc I' 1 i fm ijtOPMEN I' i gfc AR t'-o 7rtnWJeu YimftJf1i Ame JUz. 5. ard. 11' to InJa Js 1wn5ii 1fjll Specistj Ip 1' waI ttftJt itr pvominent Am U1dr1JtPU It 11 zest 'Cbi dt. CtlUmJ to show If1U tlClnafl tJJit u1011J AtAeriean JtC1fi ftl i only fl' teSk fa rone rl1lla1tU41 pp oplerafdeof tnere eayally OIl JU ther ought one who zut6 infdtu1 Of.

Is. decisrea' ci ctlmW the JIUICh I JIOtbI1I IDioreieUfo. JJutOtllci met be atnrbt4Ro fJDtt1r. a vmWSQ Dtp vfJ i11k ecf 4 ttJaUed Sho11l41tUe Peaceably. Galnaion DIt1 blIc tJ1tfmentJ1er JnP tCu iiijr ll1r owl WrelTo tht tlfotHrarttHt ttateof thtteugeDenUm 2.

bI troubletf Tarlufro itan meQiIt m1Inrfnten c1i hUn 1 ee eJi be able joule nen Uthq af tofrledJ1rb ti 1iTU state oChih hal1uui0c4 rig fr eo 7 Ii lIOtJIkeIT I 1atea. lDj eaeo 9filmllar. is Jranee wiClb lo1th ieIeuecofh" tbenJTha SJafi to1UftJ uae vi E1 reoun e. Ua1toth t' otChUuuhua 0 EulJii1ddotl 1 tee Plzethe diyore icenab atateahnUbt UwouId ibad ohell fllan tedStatea JwlfQJe8OlI ile I DOWIUN C11tUi1. D.

EK UeJDat se rehr7 ELePAso ucnat The rterwen1 li lf1IU brJbo tab If 1an1go1J1gto rJdJuu tonf ht Bow J. 11 pu heh 7hlahafattOulnya 1lIt1lO h1n Jou tJtwhaUllel e1rtt. Wh th Gg aar lWl am. are 6 have enc 1m IhOll untillou me fontheAmerican ii StsicoaJiould He does lDg ltI i lo 1 11 Iwm an I it Mood Ih l1ao. fa hopUhatTens thing fWhm he hoard that he was to be rem fo1Il1theAinerlcan Cx scuseleasona whowasat thetime ii.

Abouttbree fieni J1Ubot II :1DI1ri.the Jatruck nil Paci bead. ro1n1 1WdoWIlAIl Yui lUliu th ran as fast a dthefello" pfc1e4hima ltupand ked 1tJL 1 i. Fo WOTaTnf August lL'-Geor W. Carroll hav llte pI 1 db his olilloco1I1 I tl iI1 foifi' aix1earsand Is well to Odmtn th Of the Co TmlUo1i that the re mK rCuroUotthetolditiononhi nd on Ut border. I IUllmposibler aaJdtJt ft seen sa IT tltelDuUnJni life in jhfuthoDen amea9SS LUDg1ad been aenten W.

taktn to-the uh1ljiL lien un ut etfthaViDlno iLUTolma1aa1ttdlD. Ppt be abs luteJr wild. 1 rtl ki heCTU IJI the Gtm brOught OU on 1t wsk ibero boudei tltllutes street 1fas blQ dedl bi1c 1z powb1o to the 01l1e to ma's 1 throO1t the II Every man 1 to be arme J' the 111it. pvn jtet. ttfruptt4toquiet luwerless to beli v8 ctc1Jid btenJheJlthtm ld tr 1thR itda fd UlUtlt1.

Of JAto thee. ptOple1ttI11PU 1Iea the tepork m.tO.DS. Ot he A men the fro OldlIui :2 JDhoba yherothuJd greag ttlnu1lo border" Utrieelf Mexico 4o. hotlO 1 would CtkktQ ho. 0 110 tv if.

i 11" nUl" Ont toiAlIericans a i Jt1 1 II wuto his I I- ch. iclQsiT SOfIrLseJ Ul6 Je11el1 ault laW. gee ii tltHtte 8 01IIe or h1l tNUtmneobt lni oftaI4dYn IoA and II. I I 1 4 ot .1 I I TJW COiLTUQfi TLANiA. A1 WEDNESDAY AUOUST 11 1851 1 1 THEWEATHER me a kto13 Dl cim i vtinti I7 79 SWLight.

jaksovi11e. 3017 C1ouy. Si 72 LLgIIt. 7" 6a1eston Faltne. Fortrnth t4) revport oe73SELigt1tCtJ LOCAL 6m tht GiM 4 0 Lear.

uflmum ther. Total rainfall ATLANTA Attn Ga 65 00 Anderson S. Id 0 Carerville Ga 00 Co1nnibu Ga TO 00 Chattanoga Teun Si 6 0 Gameville Ga 7 0 GreenvIlle 6. 74 6rin Ga 69 00 1aconGa 72 0 7 ewne Ga 90 fiij 0 1. jartuburg 01 200 Toceoa Ga 0) 63 00 West Point.

Ga 91 0) 00 1 j1 REL 1a Co flHEYrTUREGREAT for poundOKLari1. Cpoum1Gr1tz. i. 3fpounthEeadrlee. 100 00poundaFtheRlee100 a 0 ater 0 17 Coineone i Page Ii 3o.

PickedUpifere 7 RepOter 45 e. Itr tees 5. bUAidLunie lrett reei tbetjcejrgje Bonday Cp letrol jjunflt I iii br Ion elenily jy TOhDBYPATROLM 814 APE lt1. tI uIe ilee. II an I td.

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