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Newspaper Page TextTHE ATLANTA SUN DAILY AND OTUKLY. THE SDN * PUBLISHING CO. HozlA.IL STEPHENS POLITICAL EDITOR. THE VOL. HI SUN. BY TELEGRAPH TO THJS ATLANTAi SUN. Wunmnoa,. 1by 9.—Tb« Wat end Juauos Deportment oeoopied netrlp all daj jaaterdaj over Louiaiaaa mitten. Kellogg eddrea—J a mo-age to the Pradd—i, which waa immeaiitel; tor- warded to Ohioago, wherein Kellogg innoanoee Me inability to maintain him' tell, and —lie under aeetion 4 ot artiole 4 of domeetio violence. Pending an anewer Emery's diaore- tiooary aiders are oominoed. A telegram has been tent to General McDowell to pat eiz companies of the Sixth Infantry under mantling orders. The dispatch from Bhorman of KM- loegannouncing "ThePresidiot directs me" to odtotally disavowed. Krllojjg eoaelodee a diapateh to Shrr- gnm^ier fellewa: “ Than I try to act with diaoretion in thia mo— delicate position, and my aaxiety to, la no win nnncoeeearily, in rolre the administration, canaee —me of oor peep— — think me too moderate. Marshal Packard, inn dispatch to the Attorney General, in alluding to the bogus dispatch, aays the diapatoh creates great alarm and eanrterantion, bat it is be tiered to be n bogus dispatch. Please inform me if any snob diapatoh has been sent. ... Attorney General Williams ocnalndaa hia telegram to Kellogg, thna : “Solar aa I know yon hare the hearty aympalhy of the administration in yoar efforts to an|>pre— lawlessness and viotaoee. Gen. Badger telegraphs that so far bis metropolitans hare DaBlanche. He says he 1—■- heerily. Lamar.—The St. Martinsville aitnation is nanhanged. Daring tba akirmish a sixteen year old lady w— wouodad. It appears that the metroprlitana fired on •ereral haoma whioh they mppoeed oon mined armed men. Jlie Mayor baa bean impri—aad (or blpi treason. Tae na grow hold aloof, and my It is not the.r fight General W. H. Emery, commanding De partment of tfeie Orleans : If in yonr judgment more troops are needed in Looisiint, make yoar call olear and precise and wa will and—ror Ip—pply them. W. T. Shikmjji, General. TrOOps isnain at Braahear. No|boats touch, Tae mail teaohea Braahear over land. rThe Attorney Gt nerel hee reoeired the following dispatch bom Marshal Pack ard. Haw Orlkaks, May 8. Dint. George Williams, Attorney General I reoeivsd warrants tor the arrest of DeBlanchs aad ten other load era ot the Insurrectionary organimattona — 8L Mar tina. The accused being in arms, and with strong force, I deemed it beat to al onoe execute the process, to prevent the farther effusion of blood, nod there fore made a requisition on General Em my for a military pea—a of 40 men aad 8 offloers, whioh wars promptly fnr- Chief Deputy Marshal Deklyne left with the posse, arriving — Braelar City yesterday noon by rail. Tha regular line of boala at Price, Hina A Tapper, esrrying the United States mails, — St Martin, ware withdrawn before the arri val of Deputy Marshal Deklyne, and laid ap — Franklin. Tba proprietors rein— them lbs a— ot the boats. There is no other wet— transportation availa ble tiers, bat thia may be supplied in a abort time teretef! Gen. Emery. Gen. Badge!, commanding the State militia, b— been at St Martin five days, wbiiher ha repaired to install the local offloers. Thia pariah wet retained Be pubhoen by both the Lynoh .and Whar ton beards. Skirmishing has been go ing on aud —me have been woeoded on both anise. The latent nans m that Bad ger is holding the town end protecting the court in eeeeion, and do— not inland to go oat to attack DeBlanchc'e tone. who arc enoataped two mil— int, 200 strong, end they in tarn, it is behaved, ere nql etrong enough to —lei; attack-Badger an lawn- The arnvat ot the Deputy Marshal with his pea— will end tha content. B. B. Paduan, United Siatee MaCahnL Noon Etaro>, May 9.—Oak— Auks is dsad. Ha died wathont a atrvgM* in ATLANTA, GEORGIA SATURDAY. MA Y 10, 1873. CONDITION OF IB. "ttjai 9 —The —edition ot John Htnari Mills is hopeless. Latsb. —Mr. Mtlla is dead. BAILBOAS AOOIOOWT. The oar* ran off near Shrawbnry. Poor per—na ki'led and many hnrL Lrrrua Book, May 9.—A Deputy Uni ted Biel— Marshal arrived here to-day with two prisoners, oaptnrad in Obi—t ooanty, in tha sot of mannlaotaring —anterfelt nieksl onrraney, A third party waa arrested, bat in attempting to e—ape w sabot and dangerous ly wounded. BUIOHAH TOOXO 1NTK81UWXS. Bast Lais 0m, May 9.—The col res pondent of the Omaha Herald yesterday interviewed Brigham Young and ob tained bis viawa of tha Indian qa—tion. Young said that in 1847 ha settle^ in this ooanlry with 140 —ala and thous ands of mil— around them. The land w— inf sated with hostile Indium. He gained their friendship by —ling honora ble with them, a- d uaver stooping to de ception, when he made a promise, be kept it, and that tha hostility of the la diene had bean augmented by rooberies committed by nnaornpalona agents of ibe Governments; that they bed loet ell faith in the honor and integrity of Gov ernment ofikiala; that to* Modoc did lo tha Gomoiiasionara just what they thought waa being endeavored to be done to them, and that paaoe should be made, at .any oast, or the entire Weat wonld bv embodied in a general Indian war. What, the" correspondent asked Mr Yonng whether be indorsed Grant’s In dian policy, be said; "I indorse the policy — far— it—r- reot* abuses and tends toe luting pesos and to the civilisation of Indiana” He al— said tbat the Indian war wcnld d— troy commerce, capital and immigration, and retard tha settlement ot the country lor twenty years, whioh wonld, in itself, be e greet oelamity. OHM*’* PALL BCASXBS. Naw Yoxx, May 9.—The following named gentlemen acted u pall bearers at the burial of Chief Justioe Obese : H. Fiab, Old—a Well—. W. T. Sher man, W. O. Bryant, Whitelow Beid, W. M Everts, 0.0'Oonor, Irwin MoDowell, Garrett Smith, Hiram Barney, W. F. Havemyer, and John L Briaoo. CLOSED. The ber-rooraa of tne city have all bean closed by proprietors, u they an ticipate troibke. anAMAOAT OATASrrnOFHX. Naw Yoke, May 9.—Tba steamer Dear Richmond, from Albany, while an taring the dock this morning, w— ran into by the Jerw y Oity Ferry Beet. Mrs. Jans Webber and Miss Sweeney of thia oity aad Mrs. Hageboom, of Albany, ssrioasly injured, and a number of others alightlv ban. The Dear Bleb mond considerably damaged. ■mu. Tha hoi—-ahoers, to number ot neuly I, 600 propose to parade sad strike next weak if the boaaee do not yield to their Sax Foaikuoo, May 9.—Tue head* of Chief JohaMf-tehia fod. several Mo dem have been forwarded to the head quarters bare. Madbed, May 9,—Admiral fopete bu been arrested, bet B is thought he Will aooc be reljaeed. . ' I * jwjfKfcaawiss Carlisle A — Rendering; > .< -> mi— A can. Gaoetal Yalards aay*. in hi* diapatehet, that be i* about a—king preparations to order otovyea the —a— torsi— foa—a to oMM hia troops in snuffling tha iaaor- A bead of Gorgets, command, d by Oampo and Gomes, have b—u totally dr tola, by the Saimaa! forces. Many ot tha Ieeargeata, Inelarliag their leaden, were killed. Gemaral VOIagigo k— defeated tba ■Mathtow to Ed a ard 0. B. Garcia, Oonsnl General ot Uragnay to the United States, wu arrested this morning by United But— Marshal Fiake ou a dv.'l —it It is charged tbat Giaria received money from Bnenoa Ayrea wb,oh be failed to nr. The eau will be tried in the United States District GonrL ran nnw atlamtio oablo. At the Cotton Exchange to-day, to eoaaider tbs expediency of laying e new ocean cable e petition signed by two hundred members wu read, showing lbs argent necessity for each a cable owing to the pro—nt exclusive rates. Its solu tions war j adopted promising to —stain the neweompanv with subscriptions and the boaineu of the Exchange. The pro poned new company had a capital of Al,860,000, and proposes lo have the cable laid and in working order by M«J 1st, next year. spahish atvaii*. Lomdow, May 9.— It is reported tbat the Spanish Ministers lo Gro-t B.itetn hu made e demand upon Granville for the pros—mion of the London Oarliat Committee whioh la soliciting (and* to aid the cause of Don Carlo*. A diapatoh from Lisbon uya 23 Carlisle took passage in a steamship whioh *ail*d from that port lor Liverpool to-dey. room buniauHA. Banana* pm. La., May 9.—United Statu troops-wilt leave hereby toad, not being able,to procure trauportaiiou. Me Metropolitans in ;town. Everything quiet u Ur op u ten Ire villa, Forly three moouted Metropolitans, com manded by Mike (loony, passed hare at 9 o’olook this morning, unmolested. Nothing now to prevent their forming • junction with t^age at 84. Martin.viUe ruraUAL Ok BISHOP UOlLVAUtK. Cnrcmai-n, May 9.—Tha fnnaral ser vices of the late Bishop MeHvaine, took piaiu at Christ Oharoh this morning. The paH-bearers eon via ted of tec clergy- aaeu end laymen. Order of the pro- eeeaioe wu u followss The Steading C caunittoe of the Diooeu, oUrgy of the Eptao—pal Oharoh, clergy oi other ohorohea. Trustssa aad She Faculty of Keuyoo OoUcge, —d the I hrological Seminary, members of —viral eo -voee- tioos, vestries ol different eh arches oi Oiocanuati .ud vicinity, oilier na end strungmv Alter tbs exi-rriau (a ctiare-i, wnich were puticipated lu by a numbet of Bishops, the body wu fo-lowed to the o—utety by a large prooeasloo ol nrtsn- Hf gee. Nearly ell tbs clergy of other da -uj of the city r entire aervioer were exceedingly im- praaaive, j—cm socnwrin in mkixioo fbohibiteo. Cm or Mnxioo, May 9.—The polioe have oeeu ordered to prohibit the Je suits* living in todehes in Ajaoe. Several Jeeoita preached di—bedienoe to the law* and oouatltnUon, and their arreat wu ordered, bnt being an vised of tne movement againt them, they fled. Government candidates for President sod Secretary of Congreu will probably be t looted. xnoxvnjji to-.oktksst. Kxoxvillo, Turn., May 9.—The Lo— ting Committee ol the M. E Oharoh, ap pointed from four Statu lo choo— a alts ior a Central Methodist University, with a half million —dormant, have touted it at Knoxville. Chattanooga, Atlanta and other Southern oitiu competed for it. After visiting all the dtias, Knox ville wu chosen becanu of ile healthfnl locatioc, oentral position, in a rich agri- onllnral aad mineral region and its proa- peoti.e rapid growth. 960,000 and the site wu —becribed by the mtiaene. This gives Knoxville two Universitiu ;nd fix— it u e Southern ednutional oity. ooimonox or rnnannras. Anterous, May 9.—Joshoe Niobolaoa and Tlioe. B. Whaler, aliu Hollabar, who killed Mrs. Lnmley, in Baltimore, wu oonvioted of murder in the Aral degree. Daring the conclusion of tne trial Hol- lahar lupsd from tha prisoners box and struck Deputy Marshal Fray with a buvy piece of iron wrapped in n stocking. Nioh ileon al— sprang from tha box and rushed for Frey. An indiaorimate meiee emined. The aoane wufurfal ud exeitj ing, snob u is seldom witnuud in tba Court of Jnatioe. The pri—ners were finally at cared. STKSCKKN WITH FABALTSIB. Waxhuiotox, May 9L—Admiral Wins low i* etricken with paralysis. Tba symptom* an mere favorable. .TASYlHa TO DMATH. Mobbutowh, N. J.—The Sasignani, the wife murderer, refnau to take food and is dying. Ha will starve to death before Tbnndey next. Cuba* msunnxcrrioKiSTs. Havana, May 9.—The Insurgents at. teoked the town of Znoahsma, bnt be ing rapnlaed bv the Spanish troops, were unable to deettoy the town. Span ish troops at’aoksd the entrenched camp of tha Incnrgants at Hajara Grande, and aided by the artillery, dislodged the Inaarganta. Tba Spanish oommander report* hi* lou four killed and sixteen wonndad an t uya the iaanrgaal* lut seventeen killed ud muy wounded, Wko warn oarried to the woods. General Bengasi is dead. THE ALXBOID FORGBB CAUGHT. A boat from the English gnn boat Fly reoeired Biawsll, the alleged Bank of Englaud forger, and oanied him to Uie English steamer Cunioa, which left thia evening for England. Bidwell is In obarge of the Garsioar. It ia reported that he will torn Stete’i eviduu on hia arrival in England. TUB OAHU OF JUIX11 CHASl’s D1ATH. Haw Yobk, May 9.—Dr. Parry scathe tret ennae of Jodga Oba—’a duth WU ruptua of on* of tba cerebral arteries, and tha violert rush of blood, borrowing u it were, through texture ud snb- alanoe of brain. Paralysis ef left aide followed. Daring the lut twelve boon of Ms life there wu no svidtnu of vitality ex- oapt labored breathing. Dr. Parry said that irom all ba eonld learn Ghana wu quietly sleeping when e blood vassal broke end flooded hia brain. Tha pa tient had alight oduvnlaiuna ooouiotiaily daring tha day, but they gradually grew niora ud morn feeble. Dr. Metcell uid the brain wu terribly braised by the banting of bis blood v.-eaeL Tue immediate unu of hi* death wu the compression of the brain. Dr. (Mark, after describing Judge Ohue’a condition when he first uw him after the attack, aaid b* suffered ao pain ud died *u eagy duth. The Judgu of the Supreme Court, general term, who have denied Sloua’ motion for a new trial, will not reman- ttuoe him; pending the decision, the Oouri of appeals towhiohoau moat next betaken. ran rnaamuT’s oxDaas. Wabhuhiton, May 9.—The President unoanou with deep regret the duth of tke Hon. Salmon P. Oaue, Chief Justice of the United States, who oloaed a Ufe of long pnblio aervioe in the city of Haw York, oo the 7th last., haring filled tba offlou of Senator ot tba United Steles, Governor of Ohio, Secretary of tha Treasury, and that orowniug a llfa-ur—r in tha exhanlted position u Chief Jns- liu of tba Ualtad Stetce. Tba President direot* that tba pnblto Boe* la Wuhington ba cloeed on Saturday, tha 10th inst., tba day of bia funeral, and tbat they ba draped in meaning for the period of thirty days, end that tha flags ba displayed at ball tha pnblto building* ud forts, ami on tha national vessels on tha day ol Urn funeral in h«n:r of the aumory ol the Hlaalrtoaa dead, -I jj By order ot lbs President. Hamiltoh Fi*h, Sacretary of State. teMlai;Pr*MWI*eeala toU>* WaU Jet jr We, the Grand Jurors, iliouu aad ■worn for the aerviot of the Superior Court for the present week, wuald ru- peotfaily make the following geotnl pre- untments. H ring bun constantly en gag id daring the week on other and ape- oial pruentments, ws have been unable to go Into u examination of tLe book* of lhadiflerent ofilorn of the county, the eoonty jail, pnblto roods, Ao., aud simply uk to aall attention to a tew matter, nt- feeling the pnbho interiat. We noUoe, daring onr attendance upon Ibe Saperior Court, tor the put yarn or two, that oertain persona are summoned ia tales jurors, every wuk, and their aervira hu bun ao oontUnnna ud ao tong u to give them the title of professional jnron. Wa think this i* opposed to the spirit, if not to tha letter of the tow, ud we would recommend the Sheriff to summons tali* jnron hereafter from the body of tha oittasas, u the spirit of onr tow requires, ud not from Ufa favored few who hung around tl e Court rooms. We dmire to ull attention to the prao- tloe of muy of the Jnatieu of the Peace of this ooanty, in taking worthless bonds of merely nomiial amounts for tho ap- pearanoe of persona charged with crimi nal violations ol tow, and especially ia tbe eau of John Striokiand, who wu charged with oargtory in the night, ud tram whom a bond of one hundred dol lars wu taken whioh bond wu found to be worthless. Snob urekauaas, to ray* the toast if it, by pnbUo offloers, is repre hensible, and calculated to increase rather ibu snppreu crime. We would ull farther attention, especially to tba fut tbat many offloers of tba law, bailiffs and others, who— doty it ia to arrest criminals and eaonre them to the tow, anmmona witm etc., are largely derelliot in the diubarge 01 their duty. True bills are often found ud warrants placed in tbe band* ol .he offloers lo execute, abile tha criminal; are allowed to escape, or what it still woru, permitted to remhin in the limits of the oity aad eonnty unmolested. It ia the pleamre of tbe Grand Jury to state that their observation luda them to oonolnde tbat hia Honor, Judge Hop kins, the Solicitor General Glenn, ud other officers of the oonrt, are tiaoharg- ing their dntiu with promptness, efficien cy ud fidelity, aud that the pnblio morals have bun largely improved, ud crime pnnisbed ud materially diminished by the imputisi ad-Uioiatration of the law. The Grud Jury -eoominaod to yonr Honor tha pnbliution of the shore pre sentments. Wu. V. Gahkxtt, Foreman. Wm. H. Howell, Secretary. Abnbtm Roarnfeld, Leonird B Folsom, Wm. H. Ill09, Fred Utrkll* hier, JoMphiu 8. Banei, Bear? J. BoltaoUw. JoAbiiffl 0. bA/BokUi, John M. O. ll«ld, Wm. B. Brightw*ll, * Jaoob Inuud, Wealej D. Mitch*!, Junta M. Oaldwoll, Hear/ A. VolUr. Columbu* 0. Morrla, B*nrj B. »*, Look, Q*orf* T. Ogletr**, DM Fiah, Columbu* L. R*dwln*. OnDd Jurors. Ill aoooidanoe with ibe foregoing re* commendation it ia ordered bj the coart that ike abort presentment be pnbliah- edtfaj 9, 1873. By the Ooort Jho. T. Glknii, Solicitor General. Alma extiaet from the minmei. Nm !Abocrii»emeniB. OamlmYp Duck k Oo., Atlanta Brafor Great Southern Oil Works. Hradquarthrs fob Artists Matrrlals. Ter Larobst and most Oomplhtr Stock nr the Southern States, such as Oil, Tubs Colors, Oaks and Moot Water Colors, Easels, Palettes, Stretchers, with and without Qan- tabs ; Oils, Vauuahes, Pastal Cray on s, Ao. Pricks to Compare with any other Markrta Memorial Day—Street Can. Extra oan win Imt* tb* o*pitoi for u>* o*m*< toy tvtrj flruca minute* from 9 to T thia d*y. »k?10.1t. RALPH PITERS, Bupt HUT1CH TO imKHObOERI OBUR. OIA RAILROAD ARD BARKING COMPANY. It.*9 Om«* OMIflk Be Me CoiDPDHy,! Auovita. Oa., May A 1878. j O N TURSDAT. May 18th. 1878. th* down day Pm- MDftr Train on th* OeorgU Railroad will r *itn oar* auttolent to aoeommodata stool an and tbalr Famtllaa alt a ad ing tba Company 1 . Con faction, at Anguatk, on WelnaadAf May 14th, 8. E JOHNSON, t Hnparlntandant POSTPONED. ^HEBkM of I ha LU0KI1 PROPERTY hM baan poatponad omm week—to Thnraday afUrnoan, May noma, jutu mmbm pactobt. P P. TO ALE, Fsctory—Hoibeck'a # Wharf ; Sabraom and Offloa, SO HATNB bT. Hoard at Deoaturi SoARL al a pUaaaat raaldace* In Daoatur oan b* had forth* Spring and Bommar. For fnrthar Inf or* THIS Off IOR. NOTICE! OATOK v tha 8th day of Mar, 1878, In kayatt* county, On., on* H. T. W.lkar, abont moo/ n• yaartufaf*: about8faat8or 8lnohM nigh; walghlng about 140 ‘ ^ ^ than; wrlat a pound*; aandy hair, quick apotan t ol rlfhl _ t, ml ahot Said Walker took or onrrtad off i*dlom ailed mar* mala: on* hola In aacb ear; orto in oolor—-jrlu* anmad bar tall wharwth* hair taa baan mb bad off. A libaral reward wfU bag Iran for th* apprahanaloe of aaid Walker with mala, or attber, delivered torn* “* Jonaaboru, Clayton ooanty. Oa. m«yl« M. B. DEYAUOHN. W. B. Venable, Oieik. THE PROGRAMME FOB —Judge E T. Pound, he of tne liaratfiviiie OjRetto who indulges in bockwheert notes, to hewing his lots enclosed with a | Unk feoce. RATueaviUe GasetU sadly ro om fehnb a \ rcoooioua aewan year old Piker, the «4lier day saionubtHl his fs- btoeora juice, ay set iibiag whiah he had hidden ia a pine top i th# ho one, by esklng Him for a d SATURDAY, MAY 101k ISfS. Th* prooeaafaa will ba farmad la th* CUy H* I yard, m »va promptly at 4 o’olook F. a., and 1a th* following order: 1. Th* Atlanta Oadeta, aa adtanoa goarJ, praoadad by tha band. A Bar. A W. Elliott, who will oSar up (ha prayar. OoL J. W. R«b*rtaon. who will raotfi* th* poam “Immortelle*," aud <iaa. A- O. Oarllogton, tha Orator, aaoorted by Oau. W. A Walker. 8. dor. J. tf amtth, kla ataH aad other Slat# ofl- m aad Judge* of the Supreme Ooort of Oeoegia. 4. Jadga, aud officer* oi Ibe auparlai Ot ari. A Mayor Oity Council and Polio* of Atlanta, ard 11^other oity and ooanty offioara. 7. Ladiee’ On mortal Aaeoolatior, aaoorted by tha night* Templar* uionntod. Hih. Mm in in Oiuhao** School. ®- Oblltlrao of th* Baptiet and Mat! odlet Orphan* 1 om*a. 10 Tt Maroy- SodaitUa* of 84. Jooaph, St. Aolofalos and Holy Childhood. 14; Maaona. 14. Odd Felloe*. 14. Hibernian*. 17. PI re Oompaalf a Ik Othar AMocUiioa*. Order* and tfocitita, and ofuaaaa aenaraliy of both ooumy aad city. Tha wholato ba under the control of Oan. O. T. Andaraon, who boo kindly aoaoawtad to act aa Ma* ahal '>n the nooaatnw. By order of Arm J. M. JOHNSON. Prt.ldent. Mra, 8. A. Pnam, Sooratary. At the an. gaaUoo of maa* ottlaana, th* piaea for iormlag tba arc o« eat on oo Daoomtton Day ta ohanaad from the Orov* near th* Cemetery to tba <’hy Mall Yard, ihua* who have beau Informed of the Aral arrangement will plena* not* th* change. MfVii Agenta Wanted! L ibbral terms win b* and* with Agaot* in ah porta of tha oountrf ter tha ml* of Hon. Alez-H. Stephens’ HISTOBY OF TH£ U N IT 111 D STATE*, Which la now In Us SM*n4 Idluce. B. J. IIAI.E A1HON. *c em.Ttta'JfcrJa* jfiAHTiAnn unmut'En JHAKTI. BRIO Sac CHINE teelmpl* ta U* maohaalam, bollt atroag and dnrabU •ad aaa ka oparatad by ordinary halp. The enpoci* ly to 4,og0 brloka aa hoar with atoam power, or MAO wlSi kora* power. Maaafaetwod aa4 aaid by the MARTIN BRICE MACHINE CO.. mhAdAwAm Farm & Portable Mills. Made-All kind* of Mill Me- bkibiry-Rofitto, CtotRMJom Shattere— Hominy Mill*. Prim I1A makoo om gaartia Art mlnatoa at mawoy wtomod. SEED FOR 0IR0ULAB. STRAUB A CO- B-x I486, CXHCIEBATI, 0 Tra Oorcnmumi Yiowtablb 8raomo la k true C lAar of tha human blood. It thoroughly n« ntral- and eradicate* from th* eyatem tha apaclAo fb ru«, and ovary kind of humor aud bad taint, which tea**# aach * long Uet of human anffarlBg ana Im port* perfect health aad purity to th* entire ooa.atf- tutlon. In ovary form of acrofUloaa, marcuriel and aypbllltlo blood complaint* li stand* without oom pa»r - rapidly oaring Ulosm, Fvanrua, Oanmm l. Scald Head, Salt kuon, aad tha 88 varte- of akin affactloaa. it ta a poalUv* inrati v# for torofuJa, chroaio and Inflammatory rbeumatUm, and th* daadiy anamr of marenry, land aad araanlo, quickly eliminating them from th* ay atom. Th* *c Uon of this remedy la baaed a poo taa troth* ot la aplrattoa, tha law* of nature, and ta* knowledge of ahead*try. The Fluid Kxtiaoi of Qmnt Dn- uumt. prepared by lit. J. 8. Fembartou, ha* mad* th* moat wonderful and utonlahlng cur a. Ita ps r.lylag. vivifying and tonic properties exarclaa the quiokaat ana moat wonderful affeote in restoring health. It la harm!aaa to tha moat delicate, and navar b* used amias It is the true baantlAar of _ oomplsiloa. If yon want rtoh blood, olear akin kitd beautiful complexion, uaa th* Compound Kztbaot op MTILUHOIA or Qobmhi Dblioat. Seed oar troattaa oo dlamaaa of Um blood. Ta* ganulaa ba* the signature of th* proprietor oa each label—Uk* For ml* by aTl Dragglata. |1.00 a bottle. Da. J. B. PKUbERTON A OO., Froprtetor*. may 10 AtUnta, 04 Bytciot Cfotiecs. DR. SIMMONS* LIVER REGULATOR. Extract of a letter from Hon. Alaxaadi r H. Ste phan*. dated Ath March, 1873: “1 occasionally aaa, whan my oon d I Mon rrqnima ItjDR. SIMMONS* LTVRB REGULATOR, with good •Root. It la mild and autu me batter than moot thor remedies, Lumber, Shingles, Wiilte Fine IDoore Windows and Blinds. Oonmunptlon, Bronchi Ua, HarvomTDabUl^r, 233. dlooiMwa arlalng from an impure eondHIoa of th* Tha merits of thia vmlnabte prapamMon are m wofl known that a naming notto* la bat nom mind tha raadorsofthte (ournal ot the alwajra havlaf r ook of tkmlly naaaamuaa. Ilffln^rMlSitowJBtlmdi ofSaUtealhrongi! out tba South, endorsing It In tha hlghgol lama, ~ ~ Id Extract of Rooadalla. . WIIROH GARB, of Balttmon, mya "R* U In aama of Scrofula and other «!**■***, with much mM«fkot. M- H ' a.T.0.PUOH.c' Baltimore, raeommamdaMto a>l paraons auffortag th dlaaaaad Rood, myhte tt aupartor toanr pat § Nation ha kaa over nood. Rav. DABNEY bIlT *of IhoBalttmoto M. E. Oon- famoa South, aaya hi 8u bean ao mnoh honed tt ad -jMJaJjJJJjej* raoommanda it to all ■CRAVEN AOo!*Dn?|SSkl RardoaFTfllo, Ya. aaya it navar felted ton 7 «mtteteotion. SAMUEL G. MoFAl. RN. Marfraaaboro tonn., aaya it owed him of rhot nattem whan *11 atea felted. Did onr apac* admit, go oould give nial* from every State in the ■ooS.ft w pnmi 1*11* U sold ky aU Dragglata. oLEMENTS, A OO., Raltimobb. Solo FroRHoto JOHN F. HENRY, Ho. • Omufil PlaSb mi; ork.W holamte Aganer 1 CHEAPEST FUBNITUKE HOtiSK IN GA. eiporiu: )) Oornar 2d arietta, and l^aoli tree Sia ATLANTA, OPAL. THIRTY THOU8AN D DOLLARS WORTH OF CHEAP MEDIUM AND ELR'IANT OFF1CB, CHAMBER AAD I ARLOR FURNITURE CHEAPER THAN THE ill) JnulxO J* .G 1 ’ 1 ' CHEAPEST. . • a J— . itfigiiV UittAisU i viii oi i KUO Ceenelete Fed Reset SwUo Irweo 4#> fefi 88001: 100 Pox or Salto in Heir, ( lolh. Wool tad Bilk Bepo onffTtnih B. tell, end Min* Flora, Pip. dor Ptfftd. Monotiptanid RKAB ood ft AB- RANTtD TO 8TAND. ' l Vl/0 A ^ I lukHUl • Ui ■ V«>"' ml Iwf 1 uter —4 Terms. Stems* la etSm. on, cviit'icx. Ceoiekt. run axo mocidkd. l : i a*v*d i* order and *™n£Plir. PARKS A ALLAN WILL SAVA OR kATWmaAT A FULL SUPPLY OF EYEHT YiBETY, n.M,m tato. yomto. FFtEitoX-X PISH; I— will k. tneeki lo tne Ik, slim. 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Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Atlanta daily sun. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1870-1873, May 10, 1873, Image 1