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The Daily Herald. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1873. OLD AND 151.1 \D. Ttte i ollowlng sub’ime and affecting production wad discovered among tbe remain* of onr great epic poet, »oJ u published iu » recent Oxford od.Uon of M.i | be en“foana“ Williams was'reftVn Sled,'’together been reciprocated. With a forbearance nn- JJ. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS, kuown to lew. tbe husband sought to hide the skeleton in his closet, ftnd to cover np his shame bj outliving it, trusting to time to make all things even. She is said to be be low an average mentally, which made her husband’s grid the more poignant. She is represented to be comely in person, and easi ly llattered. | When the body of the murdered man had j N. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. ENOCH MORGAN’S SONS S A P O L I O CAUTION. GEORGIA WINES AND LIQUORS. WHOLE8ALE. IjAgeh beer. I am old and blind ! Men point at me as snmteu by Go Vs frown : •fleeted and deierted of my kind; Yet I am not cast down. I am weak, vet strong: 1 murmur not tU :t I no longer •<c; Poor, o'J and heiples*, I tbe more be.ong. Father supreme, to Thor. 0 Merciful One! - Vaon men are farthest, then Thou art most near ii'bca frieuds pass by me, cud my weakness shun Tby chariot I hear. Thy glorious fsee l * leaning tovard me; and its holy light Stines in upon my lonely dwelling place— And there is no more night. Ou my be nded knee l Ctcognize Thy purpose clearly shown; My \ .uion Thou Last dimmed, that I may see Thyself—Thyself alone. 1 have naught to fear: This darkness ia tbe shadow of Thy wing: «meath it i am almost sacred: here Can come no evil thing. Oh! I seem to stand 7cc-*iifcllng where foot of mortal ncVr hath l»eei Wrapped in the radiance of Thy sinless lard, Which eye hath ne’er seen. Visions come and go; FLapes of re splendent beauty round ino iliroug; p’r» m 3D gel lips I seem to hear the fl w Of soft and holy song. In a purer clime \|y Leing fills with rapture—waves of tl Ko 1 ia upon my spirit—strains sublime Break over me unsought. Give me now my lyre ! I it'Sl tbe stirrings of a gift divirn ; Within my bosom glows unearthly lire. Lit by no naill of mine. with Davidson and wife. The circnmsmncea ! led the authorities to believe that Williams was accessory to tho crime, from the fact that j At daylight on Monday after the murder he [ plowed over the ground where Wood had j b**en buried, and at tho identical spot had | sheered his team so as lo throw a lurrow over ; the grave without his horses treading upon it. j By threats he was also compelled to go and out the revolver ho hud loaned to Hen- 8 A P O L I O the labor of S A P O L I O r Water. GENUINE FAIRBANKS SCALES, j StcttGLotterV' MiviTArn-iiEn r.v ^ i C & T. FAIRBANKS & CO.. FOR SEPTEMBER. FOR TOE BENEFIT OF THE An Edgar County, Illinois, Tragedy. v >-: ej: mrn isc. from ij.licit loy i: - i be BODY OF THE VI* TIM DISCOV- ERED EY A DOG. Danville, 11! . last week gave j Iod, and ft hich bo had covered up with dirt i and rubbish near his barn. Notwithstanding ; all this, ho persists in declaring his inno- ! cencc.j j In the meantime the sleuth-hounds of ! justice are ou trail of Henlon, backed by ahund int means to hunt fur aud long. What Allan Finkerton cannot accomplish in this : line the world has never yet found out. Fearful Disclosures- MALIGNANCY OF YELLOW FEVER IN MEMPHIS. j lrora the Memphis Appeal. Stpt. ‘ill. It is fi remarkable fact that the medical faculty of Memphis are by no means a unit r.s to the'nature ot tho disease now prevailing iu ; the city. That ii is yellow fever is asserted bvsome, but that it is nothing more than a • virulent type of the common malarial levtrof 1 the Mississippi bottoms is tho opinion ot i more than one oi the best physicians wo Lave. The fact that it is contagious, or com municated by contact with tho infected persons, prove nothing, since science has most fully demonstrated that nearly every form of disease is more or less of a contagious nature. If not yellow fever, then, aud if a malignant type of malarial fe ver, why should it be present here in Mein- | phis at this time? Tho lcadiog physicians of j New Orleans announced within the last two ! or three days that there was not a single case j of yellow lever iu the Crescent City, the hith- i erto supposed hot-bed c>f that feur-inspiring malady, and that tho city was ns healthy as it lias ever been at this season of the year. Wo hear of no yellow lever iu Galveston, of none in Charleston, South Carolina, of none even in Havana, one of the original introducers of the pestilence in the American continent. Is it not a little strange that, in view of the fear- yellow fe- 8 A P O L I O cleans Faint and Wood, in fact the entire house, i better than Soap. No slopping. Saves labor. : You enn’t afford to be without it. 8 A POL I O short report of the j ful ravages of the so-called mysterious disappearance of a well-to-do and fei” in Shreveport, Louisiana, aud of the highly respected fanner named M*c Wood, highly inflamed condition of the public mind from his house at Mulberry grove, a few .nileB southwest of Ridge Farm, in Edgar county. A gentleman li\ing in the vicinity, .nd a friend of the murdered man, called at the Times office on Tuesday, from whom we gathered tbe following particulars: In the afternoon of Sunday, tho 7th of Sep tember, Mr. Wood, ia company with his wife, went to pick some plums at a point not far from their residence. Mulberry grove is com- pysed of scattered clumps of black-jacks s.nd plum thickets, with narrow vistas of prkirle running between. It was here, under a plum tree, the wife left her husband and re turned home, he (this her tale) saying be would go over to a distant field to see about liis cattle, he being a cattle-grower on a large -cale. The wife went home, (still her story>, lid the chores and went to bed. The morn ing dawned, but still the husband was ab- outside ot Memphis, touching the fatality of that disease in this city, New’ Orleans aud tho cities of the Mexican Gulf - the natural con tinental gates of ingress of this tropical pes tilence-should be lree from tho presence of the destroyer? It is accepted, too. we believe, among the medical profession, as a therorem- ic truth, or postulate, that the negro is not liable to bo attacked by yellow lever—his tropical blood being, it is as-umed, fortified against a m ilady indigenous to the tiopics. The prevailing fever has not respected this light ot the colored man, which the fifteenth amendment to the Constitution of the United States fails to cover or protect, and our daily mortuary report shows that black men die of the disease as well as white. Eminent phy sicians of this city tell of cases in their prac tice in the Mississippi bottom, characterized by all the symptoms and effects of the present 8 A P OLIO Is better than Soap ami Sand for polishing Tin* , ware. Brightens without scratching. S A P O LI O Polishes Brass and Copper utensils better than Acid or Oil and Rotten Stone. 8 A P O L I O removes Soap from Ma Statuary, fiom hard China and Porcelain. 8 A P O L I O removes Stains and Grease from Garpets and other woven fabrics. You will like it. There is no one article known that will do so many kinds of work and do it as well asSapo- lio. Try it. HANDS APO LI O HANDS A P O L I O i and brilliant , ) OUR Liquors, i sale et the CRESCENT BREWERY VIENNA BEER, | Guff A: Co., Prtprietors, Cincinnati, Oh.o, aud Aurora, j Iudi&ua. j Thin E*er is specially made for shipment Bout:., . and is. therefore, the beat ev<-r sol i lD this State’ j Every keg guaranteed to be good aud sound. Orders Solicited. MST" W*e refer tbe public to the fallowing corrBtp D dcr.c Standard Scales. Scales Itc|m!r<d Promptly' For Pale also, Troemer’s Coffee anil I)mc Milli Composition Bells, allrizcs Letter Presses. Ac, | ALARM CASH DRAWER. Miles Alarm Til! Co.’s. EVEI.t rr— ; 1 EVERY INN.I MERCHANT handS Al’OLI O l b tli ha> d9 aud face. HANDS APOLIO is without a rival in tho world for cur-1 lug or preventing roughness and chap ping of either hands or face. HANDS APOLIO removes Tar, Pitch, Iron oi Ink Sta ns aud Grease; for workers in Machiue Shops, Mines, Ac., is invaluable. For unking the Skin White and Soft, and giving it a “bloom of beauty.” it is un surpassed by any cosmetic known. HANDS APOLIO sent, ohe^perfoimecl the duties of her house- disease, including the “coffee-grounds” free hold, and some time in tho forenoon the j tiocs irom the stomach, and the saffron-color went to the fatal plum tree where sho parted of the victim after dissolution, and yet there with her husbaud, and discovered a pool of was no “yellow fever” iu the country at the blood, and traces where he bad been dragged time, and no man dreamed of calling the uid hidden beside a tree-top. She also found I disease by any other name than maiarial human hair that had been torn from bis | fever. But, leaving elucidation of! DON’T FAIL TO TRY THESE GOODS. lluy It of your Merchant if lie has it or will procure it for you. If not, then write for our Pnmplilet. “ All about Sapollo,” and it w'ill be mulled free. ENOCH aag8-d&w:>m MORC AN’S SONS, io park place, n. y. A Pure Stimulant. FairDanks’ Scale Warehouses, FAIRBANKS & CO., .’ill BROADWAY, MEW YORK, ICC Baltimore street, Baltimore, 63 Camp street, New Orleans. FAIRBANKS & EW5NC, IlHOli. Hull, Philadelphia. FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO., 2 Milk street, Boston. DRAWINGS DAILY. AT o 1\ M. Capital Prize $7,000.00 110,310 Frizes, Amounting to $53,253.20. Tickets $1.00, Shares in Froportior IN THE ABOVE SCHEME, FORMED BY THE | I ternary combiuatiou of 7B numbers, making 76.07G tickets and the drawing of 12 ballot*, there will be 220 prize* . sch having three of tbe drawn num bers on it; 4,356, each having two of them cn; 25,740, eich having one only ot them on; and also 45,700 tickets, with neither of tho drawn numbers on them, being blanks. To determine tho fate of these prizes and blanks, 78 numbers, from 1 to 78 inclusive, will be severally placed ia a wheel on the day of the drawing, and 12 of them drawn out at random: and that ticket having for its combination the let. 2nd. au«l 3rd drawn numbers. will be entitled to the capital prize of $7,000 00 Tlu»t ticket having on it the 4th, Oth. and Gth drawn numbers, to 600 Cj That ticket having on it the 7th, 8tli. and Oih j drawn numbers, to G50 00 Daisy Tbit ticket having on it the loth. 11th. and j 12th drawn numbers, to 660 0C i That ticket having on it the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th « . j drawn numbers, to That ticket having on it the 3d, 4th and Gth drawn numbers, to That ticket having on it the Cth, Cth, aud 7th drawn numbers, to That ticket having on it the 6th, 7th, and 8th drawn numbers, to 650 00 ; That ticket having on it the 8th. 9th, and 10th drawn numbers, to 660 00 i That ticket having ou it the Oth, 10th, and 11th drawn number.*, to C50 0U ' That ticket having cn it the Is*, 2nd, aud liu drawn numbers, to 650 00 ; That ticket having on it the 1st, 2nd, and 5th drawn numbers, to 2i7 GO ■ That ticket having on it the 1st, 2d, and 6th drawn numbers, to 2!7 60 j All other tickets (being 207, with three of the _ ; drawn numl>ers on, each ’? ) Ou I) K A » LL Those 6G tickets having on them tho 1st an i ; 2nd drawn numbers, each 10 00 Those 6G ticket* having on them the 3rd aud 4th drawn bombers, each 5 GO Warranted. All other tickets (being 4,2*24) with two of the drawn numbers ou, each 2 00 And ail those tickets (bciug 25,740) with one only of the drawn numbers, each TO CAPITAL PKJZK On Mondays capital will be f 7,000 00 ! On Tnesdaya and Fridays capital w.li be 4,500 00 CUTHMAN & HAAS. ATLANTA, G \. ATLANTA, C.\., Jcrf. 1-t, 1873. Mr. IP. J. Land, City: . l)E.\n 8m—Messrs. Gaff A Co., of Cincinnati, Ohio. ! desire us to accept the Agency for the sale of their j Crefcent Brewery Vienna l!oer. We have tra! the ; Beer aud find it a pleasant and palatable beTert^P, but before accepting the sale of it we want your profc?- | atonal opinion as to its purity, we, therefore, deaii*- you to call at our store and draw a sample from a ami!! | ysiR let ns know the result. Respectfully, GUTHMAN A HAAS. ATLANTA, OA-, JciT 1,1873. Messrs. (J UK man <£ llacs, Alla* fa, Ga.: Gf.ntlp.nnIt—This will certify that I have made » thorough chemical examination of iho •• Creeceiit Brewery ” Lager Beer, received of yon a few days • cr 1 find the —* - • - ^ Hop Resin The analysis h ties of the main p _ favorably with the analyses of tbs b.«t foreign Leer- knu ales. I am, very truly, ycura, WM. J. LAND, An. Ou- ANALYSIS: Extractive matt, r, (Su?nr. D.-xtrine, Ak-n- * with affix' * exhibits thn quarti- ~~mate c-mstituent* and coo|*ar. : Hop 659 C<J i Alcohol—(volume per Water G5C 0t» i Specific gravity of tho jy3-li 650 00 ! centag • l'cl. C.ftSHb .... .. .Pet. 88 67IT ON TIME. THE GIRL OF THE PERIOD! 5.000 oo f a snpe- l»*gt F«>r S.le by Lc sep28-2mdeodAw ding Hardware Deal. . On Wednesdays capital will be. I On Thursdays and Saturdays For further particulars vend for schem« k. No ticket which shall have diawn a prize ! rior denomination can be entitled to an infe i Prizes psynble fo ty (40) day* after the dn ! subject to the usual deduction of 15 per cen All prizes of $20.00 and under will bo jkai 1 immedi ately after tbe draw ing. Jk£r Prizes cashed at this oflkrs* HOWAREJ & CO.. Managers, j trgo-fcb'Jl OUR*. Gi (JIMMIES! SCHEME EYEU K.VOVVN. firtl GranfGin Court, 10R THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, XjUoii iiAXtms "■71ELICITATES himself upon tb>* fact t’xat he 1:^- been busy for the past few’ weeks in j>alnliof. dusting and brushing tip The Cirl of the Period, and at !ast his efforts have been crowned with succor >. He is ab.e now to present to his old friends end th* public generally one of tbe neatest and coziest resort.*- to be found anywhere. He has c.penrd the season with a freeh stock cf pure old Brandies, TThiskie* Wines, Gins, Ac., and a stock of leal Havana Cigars, as well as those of domestic manufacture. *£* fall on him on Marietta street. sepT-tf To the Public. i-glUIS EVENING. I will open a Bar Boom nt No 1 JL Pea iime etreet, opposite the National Hot-1. I have gone to some expense to maxo neat the place, and with an experience of over twenty years, l feel confident I will give satisfaction to all my old eubtom ers and a? many new ones as will give me a calf. My front counter wit jc stocked with the best imported and domestic cigk*«. My Bar with pure, onadolte- iated Liquor* and French Mixtures. I design to keep as good Liquors as any Bar In 4L city, and at prices to av.it the times. My liar ia exclu- R. J. LOYALL. Agent. this interesting irieuds head. She then went to her brother-in-la C3nsenotfar away and consulted over the j learned matter, and some time in the forenoon the jI&tjj. was given- The news spread like wildfire, and soon -.he country for miles around was aronsed. It was then growing daTk, and no trace of the ’»dy could be found. On me following morn- .ng hundreds were on tho ground and the search began. Every conceivablo place was ransacked. All tho old wells for miles around were visit- d, barns and suspicious dwellings searched thoroughly, to no avaiL For days ibis was ;ept up, even along Brewlet’s creek as far as the Wabash; and, in fact, all parts of the ountry. The wife all this time stou !y as- texted that her husband's body somewhere on bis own land. The search was at last given np. Tbe off-r if a reward by Edgar county of $*20t\ and jy private parties of $500 for the body, still stimulated many to continue in the almost hopeless undertaking, and it would have been abandoned entirely, but for tbe instincts of a little black dog. Tho little creature was the companion of a little girl sent across the fields on an errand a neighbor. At a certain pcii.t in the plowed field the dog b.-tan to dig and bark. The little girl ran to the spot, when the smell of d caying fle-h aroused her curiosity, and, retar’ling to the Louse, she made known the 20very to three gentlemen, neighbors, who i; tp^ened to be present, Mr. Crumb, Mr. Conn* !ly, and Mr. Vest. They went to the spot, md soon uncovered tbe remains of their «•-ad friend, which were buiicd about! oighttv. inches deep. A jut v was summoned, and a post-mortem j oxami:-• ion xnado bv Dis. Roberts and; Ifaum. It was found that the unfortunate ^ man h i been shot three times, one shot j BEis. Z. DU I TON, & X'toWyS PRACTICAL STENCIL COTTER, I tho heart, and one breaking the jaw. This Designers and Ei Am>r.F> S TEJ ct question to our f the school Escula- pian, wo cannot avoid the fact that a disease of a malignant typo is among us, vigorously plying its mission of death; nor are we less persuaded that this fatal fever lias its hidden, bnt plain, cause here in Memphis. A subject of as much importance as this dreadtnl pestilential visitation naturally awakened inquiry, aud inquiry has dis cover! d a condition of things so appalling as I to excite the wonder that tho death-dealing breath of pestilence has not before this dtci- mated our population. Wc have no system ! ol sewerage in Memphis, and the necessary | consequence is that the filth of the city is leit j to take care of itself. Our sanitaiy police ! baric4 ! consist, lor the most part, of some half 1 dozc-n of the chain-gang, who occasionally j do little more than emancipate the contincd odors of the kennels of Main street, and give wings to imprisoned effluvia. Our alleys and obscure streets are left to the rag-pickers, to porcine and canine scavengers, to cleanse them of their superflous foulness; and were it not for tho rains of pitying heaven, would of their selves give abundant employment to our undertakers and grave-diggers. And yet, these are the least of the objectionable fea tures touching the violation of the laws of by- giene in Memphis. We almost shudder when ! superior.""Tbey we consider the condition of every private I Iccted 6tock anil stored away family in Memphis in the matter of a supply of pure wa*er. Century Whisky! THE CENTURY WHISKIES A PURE ! PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS WHICH SI\Y BE DOSE WITH LESS THAN QUAR TER THE USUAL EXPENSE. BY THE USE OP (JLINE'S PATENT SI ii t e R ooiiii« I* a i n t, A roof may bo covered with ft very cheap shingle, aiul by tho application of this Plato be made to last from *i5 to 30 years. Old roofs can be patched aud coated and made to look much better and lact longer than new shingles without the slate, lor ONE-THiRD THE COST OF RE SH1XG- L1NG. Bliingling 12,000 C4SH GIFTS, $1,500,000 Evorv Fii'ili Ticket Draws a (iil't. 8230.000 for S30! For the Winter Campaign. C 1 IT 1 HEY ARE DIFFERENTLY PREPARED FROM My Whisky in the market, aud are d tviug many old, and until now favorite braud-, out of the market, because tho principle upon which they are made is ' first carefully distil led from so- ;i:til ibey have attaincd| lain age, when they^M Tb© cost of Slating cost of simply laying them, aud lho slate is FIRE PROOF against sparics aud live coals falling upon it, a3 may be easily tc*t( d by anyone, aud as appears from the fact that Insurance Companies MAKE THE SAME TARIF THAT THEY DO FOR SLATE ROOFS. For tin and iron it has no equal, as it expands by j heat and contracts by cold, aud nkyeb cracks or I scales. Tor cemetery lences it is particularly adapted, I as it will not c -rrode in tho mo3t exposed places, j Roofs covered with Tar Sheathing Felt can bo made ! water tight at a small expense. I The Slate or Paint is EXTREMELY CHEAP ! j Two gallons will cover a hundred square feet of Shin gle rcof. or over four hundred of Tin or Iren. Price of the Slate ready for use is 80 cents per gallon. $10 per hah barrel, or $30 per bairel of about 4 0 gallons, with a liberal discount to the trade. Wc furnish and apply the material for ff'i 50 per 100 square fee* in the vicinity of New York. EW USE NO TaR IN THIS COMPOSITION r pili; FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT anther- 1_ ized by special act of tho Legislature for the ben efit cf the Public Library of Kentucky, will tuke place ini* ublic Library Hall at Louisville, Kentucky, WEDNESDAY. DEC. 3, 1873. Cr’y sixty thousand Tickets will be sold, and one- only about tho I balk f these are intended for tho European market, thusleaving only $0,003 for sa’o in the United States, I where 100.0U0 were disposed of for the Third Concert. | The ticket* are divid'd into ten coupons or part*, and | have on tb -ir back the Scheme, with a full explanation of the mode ol drawing. | At this Concert, which will be the grandest musical j display ever wituesccd in this eouutry, the r.uprce< J.S TO HI* FRIENDS TEN THOUSAND SUMMER DRINKS which n* is anxious to dispose of tv makv ro*m for the winter fixings—Punches, Wines, Braudy Smash-*, Cocktails and everything to make a inan comfortable, served in tho best etyle. The only bar in town that keeps PURE OBEfcSON COUNTY WHISKY It So. 4 Wall stTfrt. b?p10-2ui The Maison DeViHe. lltlitviW si.aoo.ooo. GF.EENE & RGSSIGHGL, Dniargist' Pharmacists ATLANTA STENCIL &N9 VARIETY WORKS |k Cor. .Harirtla am! Broad Sts herefore it does not affect the water from tbe roof, il urned off for the first one or two rains. The Paint has a very heavy body, but is easily ap- -DUtillcd l*y it Pec uliar Process, plied with a 4 or G inch coloring brush. On old rotten shingles it fills up the holes and pore liard-ns them, and gives a new and subs! that will last for years. On curled or warped shingles it brings them to tlieir place and keeps them there. ^ r lfc c | It fills u:> the holes In Tin or Felting roofs, and stops I ferment and essential ods which impart the rich, oily, ! the leaks; one coat is equal to ten of ordinary paint. 30 Cash (iii 50 Cash Gitts, SO Cash Gifts, 1(H) C 48 h Gifts, 150 Cash Gifts, 250 Cash <*.Us, » me uoics an«i pores, i Gift- - , and substantial roof i H.tfOO Cash Gifts, divided into 12,000 cash gifts, will b» distributed by lot among the ticket-holders—tho numbers of the tickets to be drawn front one rvbcel by blind children, aud the gilts from another. LIST OF GIFTS. One Grand Cash Gift $250 000 One Gratid Cusli Gift 100 IKK) On- < ■ t ;ii;.1 udi liitf » m'r One Grand Cash Gift 25 000 One Gtand Cash Qift 17 600 10 Cash Gifts, $10,000 each 100 000 5 (.IK) each 150 000 1.003 each 50 0<K) £00 each 40 000 400 each 40 000 oGO each. 45 000 200 each 60 000 100 each 32 000 50 each 650 500 III PORT hits AND I WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRU35 A DRUC6ISTS SU i DTiES, P.MH7S, OHS, CLASS- &D.. took p'ac • by the light ot a brush tiro m the edge of the grove, and the sc.nc was a weird ! aud wild out*. In tbe meantime, a young rt.m named Lon | ileulon, on whom fin^picion t« 11, ];ad been j arrested and released lor want of proof, the | body not yet having been found. A mau ! framed Williams was nbo arrested and re leased. Iltnl »n immediately tied, and liis | whereabouts is now unknown. On Wednes- 1 day afternoon following the murder, a young ' naan made himself known to the Times re-1 porter on the grounds at tho Gatlin fair, and j stated that a gentleman named Wood had | disappeared from Mulberry grove, and it was believed he had been murdered. He also stated that there bad been an old feud be tween Wood and his brothers-in-law, Williams and Davidson, and suspicion fell upon them. From the descriptions given of Henlon, this was the man, who songLt thus to throw sus picions upon other parties and elude pursuit. His actions were wild and excited, and were considered at the time as bnt natural to a seemingly unsophisticated fellow, then brought for tbe first time in contact with a great crime. The notes taken were unfortu nately lost, and the brief report given is from memory. This Henlon was slid at the time to have been on too intimate terms with Mrs. Wood, and for his suspicions conduct was discharged from labor by Mr. Wood, in whose service he had be^n for tome time. He had, iu fact, fallen desperately in love, and was dying to gratify it The husband, unfortunately, stood io his way, anl wasjtho bnriier between him and the fruition of his hopes. It was bnt the working out of a mental problem that he should seek fo remove the obstacle to his de sires. He eon}ht the first opportunity, and by the now snpposed help of Wood’s family enemies—which, by the way, are the woist »ipon earth —he found means to accomplish his purposes. Whether the wife was used as it decoy duck to trap her husband in that fatal plnin thick et, waits for time to develop. Hlie has not, oh j*et reported, been arrested. Her amours with joaug Henlon, however, were w.ll known, and his illicit love is si.il to In v I Annr.Kf-.-; Lock Box 351, TENCII. MARKING cut to order. Su hlakndtk - '• . Sc; y mail He. B pi e aiul « j Cu*'rt In. N' -ry lM 'Wc a-.d Si. »ty S. i l-LaWd • aid • v ryi’.i: / in ;ht> line modulo onl<- Colt', n alplrib.'t m b* a si. ciaUy. Oj-Icrs from a distance promptly uttoudod I mellow flavor, and it ia principally i EXTRACTING THE FUSE O’.L, and retaining tbe eifiential oils, which constitutes the superiority and peculiarity of this process. At the time of re-distillation, the packages RTe thoroughly cloansed aud steamed out, refilled with the perfected product, and a^nin stored ana. to ripen and mellow with age, which it does in a much greater de- irking Clothing j gree than is pf>.s;blo without such trsatmont. Wo di- Thu color of the slate when first applied is I purple ami in about a mouth it changes to a light u form sl ite color. ! AND IT IS TO ALL INTENTS AND FUl! POSES SLATE. Total, 12.000 gifts, all cash, am n* ting to.... $1,500,000 Tb" distribution will be positive, win tl-.or all the Tickets are solder n«.t. and t:.e 12.000 g its all paid iu dark I ptoportlon to the TieUts M>ld —oil unsold Tick -ts binR Mo. 264 Brrad Street. AUGUSTA, CA. C. H. PniNXZY. F. B 1-HINXZT. C. H. PHINIZY & CO., COTTON FACTORS, ond Cu e- it*', and not 31 AUCUSTA, CA. ARE LIBF.RtT. ADVANCES ON CONSIGN I MLMS OF' TTON. Buy and Mil Contrart* for Fu- En^ravern id« it into different prad< ated as X. XX, XXX and XXX ngos comparison with ANY WHISKY, ording to age, desig- l the latter dial- ! ^ g*!h hour «fter it is y Simples sent to any part of the C. O. D., at tho fo" scut by lreight, tho I gallon and can... i the intry by Express, ^g prices. If ordered to bt y must accompany the order PRIG Whole Ticket! •acb coupon OF T2CKETS. 5 O: *1. $10 Tickets t 227 Whole Tick, thin $50) worth • f Tick. The uMparmUed sncccsi w*-ll a«» the satof.icli* n gi; it only c • — **ry t ~t i ;ilions and 1. the Wi K< i Age •dk ■•!.. i;d k. g. •rr.l. Th>-almost un.visul testimony of those who ha used the CKNTL'i.Y W IIl^’KIES is that there is an ci j tiro abeeace ot headaches and otbor disagreeable alt. effects so ofb-n • xperieuced in the use of otht r brain I This is a direct const q icuce of tho I 10 gd < i* < j VJO j alio j 10 gallons and ooo barrel. Roofs examined, estimate I ri quired, will b > put in tho ctfully so lcited. irt fa ill bo c 13 r»o 1(1 Ot) .30 OO he Third, *ud f • iculars, v. inch vlir* may apply i H^jGEO. E. KATCLIFFE &€»).. Lii!’! COTTON FACTORS, <i from a to «!! iG- C7AKTO Ali- ? who buy to ► .*11 again. THOS. E. BRASV.LETTH, ntv the reutuiy Whhkle OA i and the impurity of many other brands. They an I ABSOLUTELY I'URE ; five prominent chemists cer j tify to this fact, vizi Professor SILLMAN, State Chemist of Connecticut. Professor C. U. 8HEPARD, Jn-, State Chemist of South Carolina. . For full information, recommends from Insurance I Companies and others, o itorials from the leading I New^p-ipers, or a sample thinglo coited w.lh the slate, | address. N. Y. Slate Roofing Coinpn’y gep24-eodl, r .AwGt No. 6 Cedar street. NEW YORK CITY. cut Fi: *. I.ib. Ky.. Public Libr i l’or tickets or inform itii I sole agents. Atlanta. Ga. ■uglD-dWedAdunXwtv nd Manager Gift C« rv Building, I.iuiisv i apply to Ib'dw ire bA?(i)’5 GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AUGUSTA. GEORGIA. iral cash advances ou Cottou aud other produce. BAGGING and TIES alwiys ou hand, l omtris*-: or selling cottou $1 per bale. 1 | WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY FRIENDS and the public that I have entered tho COAL TRADE, and have ojiened an office jmd yard ou the corner of Grubb and Broad streets, near Peachtree. I have no hesitation in saying that I have a BETTER GRATE COAL THAN THE COAL CREEK. It burns just as we’l, has less sulphur iu It, and docs not coke as bad as C-*al Creek, and only makes hall the qnautity of ashes, and is perfectly clear of slate. By strict attention to business, aud furnishing tho VERY BEST OF GRATE COAL, 1 hope to m rit a llbo ral share of patron ago. aep!7 d3in J. <?. LESTER. S TATE OF GEORGIA, FULTON COUNTY.—SU PE nor Court, April Term, 1873 — Presi-nt: His Hou or J. L. IIorKiNs, Judge. Nancy O’Dell vs. Jeremiah O’Dell—Libel f».r Divorce and rule to perfect service. It appearing to the Court, by the return of the 8b« i iff, that the defendant dona not reside in thi*. county and it further appearing that he docs not r< -ide in thi State; it is, on motion of counsel, ordered: That said defendant appear ami answer, at tho m \\ lorm of thia Court; else, that the case ho consider.d In default, and th complainant allowed to pronerd. And It is further ordered: That this rule bo pub linhed ia same public gazette of this Sun . m.cc j month for four month-, pri..r to i r.cxt ter 0 J «>i (hi Professor W. C. TILDEN, Washington, Professor JOHN DARBY, Professor A. MEINS, 1873. fall trade. 1873 A!il;i:;a! and Assay Lalioratiirj, M. N. ROGERS & CO., Allot whom agree In pronouncing it “WITHOUT FAULT.” and •• FREE FROM ANY DfLETEUIOUS SUBSTANCE WH \1 EVER.” It has now l.cen some tune iu use for hospital ami other medical purposes where ►tliuulauts are required, and it lias been noted that in delicate and critical cases whereu«cd, that there was au entire absence of tho ticrvus prostration aud reaction which so often fol low's the use of ordinary stimulant*. XXXX Century Whisky Received a medal and diploma of merit nt tho Vieuu Expo it;ou, being the oulj brand out of flv<1 on exit bitIon than iKuiuml. For sale by druggists and th>t •• ** deal*is tinougl out tho United States; wholesale by H. K. TKURBER .k CO, General Agents. [ aepPJftm New York City. MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS OF Mens’, Youths’ and Boys’ CLOTHING 41G IIHOADWAY, »KW YOKK. [Established 1860] ensuing Fall aud Winter Trade, a very large and attractive stock of CLOTHING, specially adupted to the wants of tho Houthern people. Sparing | pens© to secure the beat talent, we invite U». * A- i exsinina- ! rr-anufactored r SOUTHERN STATES. Houthern Morchsuts arc more certain to And with us a stylo of garment, and a ltu- of sizes adapted to theli wants tlun is possible iu a Mock of Clothing manufac tured fora Northern or Western market. Orders solicited, to which we give special attention. Mr. W. T. Burge, lute Mirahab A Burge, Charleston. , connected with us, end represents Georgia. Kainplea of our G-mmIs *« t on application. augC-dtf :;d bar Iron, Pl«*r, lead. zinc, nickel, manga i. coal oils, paints, wines, beer, alloys, bra milk, ealcuh, poll List of charges mailed gratis. Adders*, P. O. Box 305. W. J. LAND, Chemist. To tlxo Putollo. JOSEPH ABB0LA, A NNOUNCES to his friend* and the public ia g. I ortt k that in addition to his Confectionary at; ’ [ Fruit Store at No. 45 Whitehall street, he has epened Candy Manufactory. Having for this purpos' engaged a first olasa candy maker, from PhUsdolphia, I intend to mannfacturc. liealdes fiue French Candies, a m'ethiug new and at tractive in thia liue, the celebrated AMERICAN CAN - DIES. Philadelphia aud Baltimore Caramels and fla- Chocolate*, superior iu taste and flavor to any candies manufactured in this market. At the same tim) I would ca l your att.uiti »n to u»> very flue brands of imp^rttHl Smihem Enropea Sweet Wines, such as— French Caret, Muscatel, Malaga, ^ Xltrvasia aud Ma. vaU, etc., etc. THE ’’ VICTOR " U r *Ni |'D Uen. r»i Agents iu ncx state m iht S irh ,.r the Vidor Sew tug Me I.IM . The •• Vu tor” will tl ou ts merits, and reqmrci no “pnillng.” K.»r onus *iUln** *m5 ti 11.1 WILKS Athrts. f a Als»’, a Urge Ital.au Romau Che* s epri- Lidi* s and ge. th 4 '» \V tilt* Ii til n ■ in w*3. Ancbov.e'Ui sal;, etc., a < men will rtiu* mber the nusaht ■ilrrct, and give me a call. JOSKTH ARIKH.A.