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THE DAILY SUN. Wdxmiat Morning Dbcembxr 20 Office in the Sun Building, West tiae qf Broad street, Second Door South (/ Alabama. MP* New Advertisements always found on First Fage ; Local and Business Notices on Fourth 'Page. Agent* i S. X. V. ■» I- j. w. HEARD, Agents for The IHumh K. Hohih«, Tbotnasriile. tie. Javaa aujex Smith, Knoxville. Teuu. Davk Bku., Athens, (**. J. L. Wiuumt, Woodstock, Ge.J J. O. Calowktx, Thomson. Oft. H. 0. Hamilton, Dalton, lift. W. C. Davis, it., K* ton too. Oft. Taft an, Matt * Co., White Plains, Green Co.. Oft J. L. Sun*. Chattanooga. Tenn. i. C. Pabham, LsOrange, 0% H. A. VAJUTBPOft, ThoftMBVillft, Oft. T.. 0. Williams, Union Point | Joan 8. Bnowv, Dbsrton, Oft.* Owr Cltjr Agent. Chpt Jons A Worn Is our Agent for Atlanta. h's Is authorised to rsoftlvs subscriptions, make ooUso Uom, sad ooutmet for advertising. ■Ingle CeplM nf the inn Far Male st the Tk| MiipenM Tiira the Preu. On the 16th ioai., W. A. Hemphill A Co. of the Coiulilulion, & W. Grubb of the Eso Era, Jno. H. Chriety of the Watchman, and President Of the Preu AaaoaUtion, end 3. 3. Toon of the ChrW lion Index, united in caking the Comp troller General to atej the .1 i.tm on nempepere till the meeting of the Legiehtnre in January, In which they ■ay: " The.immediate collection of taxes for eeTeral years pest will work great hardehip;” that it haa oomo “nnezpeetod- ly;” that “to collect the accumulated i..m of yean is to euddoniy cripple if not entirely break down the btuinoae of many good oitizeue; time, at least, should be given for payment;” that “from lime immemorial, the types and preaaea of the printer hare been held In Georgia as mo- „h»ni««l tools, end exempted, like the of oilier mechanics, from taxation,” kc., Ac. The Comptroller replied, that the Code tested the power to suspend taxes in the Governor alone, and that the communi cation was, therefore referred to him, and added: is the Legislature will again convene at a very sarlj d«v, I ass no material Injury that can result to the SUto by granting your request, and I havo. therefore, asked ths favorable conalderaUon of the same by the Governor. Upon this recommendation, the follow ing authority was given by the acting Governor: The Comptroller General wtU suspend the collec tion of taxes ou printers’ presses, malarial, sic., un til Uiu next mooting of the legislature. Whereupon the Comptroller issuod this order: In eooordanoe with tho shove order, Tax Collect ors will suspend the collooUoa of tax oa printing presses, materlat, eta., until the noxt meeting of the General Assembly of this SUto. Madison Bxll, comptroller General. CATCHING WILD HOGS. The Desperate Courage of the JUut Radical. The Cntlibcrt Appeal of ths 15th iuat. c ontains an ably written artiole signed “Randolph," in whioh the oourso of the Radicals in Georgia, in their systematic design of robbery and outrage, and the roddHseoadoct of Beniamin Conley in the Gubernatorial Cell air, are scathingly roviowed. His oourago is compared to that of tho last one of a pen of captured wild hogs: Those who ever caught wild hogs in peue, where several were grouped togeth er, will remember this peculiarity in that animal which well illustrates Couloy’s ex hibited courage. As lung as all the hogs are ou foot their resolution to resist as saults, aud to assail their oaptors knows no bounds, and he who enters tho pen does so at his peril. But whenever ono hog fella in the fray you may eater with safety, and slay or tie with impunity un til you oome to tho last And then yon are again put on the defensive. For the last one will fight alone with all the oonr- uge of hit species, as If surrounded and aided by a thousand of his comrades. Much has been the career of the Geor gia Radical Ring of thieves iu high places. While they stood and looked alneltu, and flourished the ensigns of their imwcr, and flared in the focos of the people the keen weapon* of their defence and as sault, many uusnspeeting were misled, and even some virtuous may havo been tempted to wake common cause with them, and to profit hy their peculations There was a strength about them that made them invincible even to those who believed their pwt>oeosbad,and that they would ultimately oome to grief, llat at last ono of the leaders fell, and thetaoe- f or ward all the pack wore hsrraaaod, and in turn submitted tamely to the authority of an enraged people, until it came to Conley, the last bog in the pen. Forth with his bristles began to rise, anil his ragged teeth to show themselves whetted keen aud covered with tho froth and foam of his rage, for tho fray with the honest people of the State. He is hopeless in his own strength. For he is not only not fortified hy the Constitution, and statutos, but every one at their provisions is a barbed arrow that flies with lightuiug speed from the archives of our history and the volumee of our law, into tha vitals of tho usur per. He has no moral strength, for he defies public morals. Ho has no plea of patriotism that justifies t!» overruling popular will for the pub lic weal, for nis mission is sgninst the State, her peace, dignity, her honor, and her purse. Re has no pretext that party drill demands it at hie hands, for tho good men of his own Ipsrty, here and abroad, ooudemn hie judgment, and de spise the mean pretensions to greatness, as well as his claim to official power sontoMl Soft a flying thief. Hi« hope, his only hope, is, that tho Government cf the United States, by reason of falsely excited ire and mis guided mntioe, will become meaner than lie would have Hie Government of Geor gia in his hands to be. For, iu order to come to fats relief, that Government must imbue its hands in the hiding of crime and guilt in a matter where it luw contracted none, and has intertst hi the eoeoealment, and vrl there isno reward, for the villains who BenlusUCenlef. “Randolph,” writing in tha last issue of the Cuthbert Appeal, in noticing the briefless career of onr acting Governor, agys: He adheres to the canaeof the fugitive Governor, pursue* the jourse marked out to screen him and suppress knowledge of bisaaeociatoe in guilt, when it is spjiarent to all good people that everything abnnhl be nncovored. lie has been intimately associated with him in politics, was with him in the midnight leagues, «lieu both were obscure but ambitious aspirants for place—went with him through the plot tings and machinations which sent both to represent the Angusta District in the Htate Convention, and where both assisted in making the Con stitution whioh Bollock has fled from, and Conley tramples under foot. They came into the State administration to- S ether, and were on confidential terms nring the whole time Bullock and his coadjutors were concocting aud per petrating the gross derelictions that rendered precipitous flight the only measure of personal safety. He re ceived at the hand* of Bollock, by secret oonsent and clandestinely, the Executive books and records, when he and Bollock, and all their legal advisers, knew his Presidency of toe Senate would expire within three days. Again: That he tbonld attempt to usurp Ex ecutive power—the highest agency of toe sovereignty of the State—and hold it by force, in order to oarry ont liis foal co'n- M±ffcejF^u«-;';££ he knows the entire people over whom he lords it, demand investigation and retrib utive justice—when ho knows too Execu tive office thus surreptitiously turned over to him, has for three years and iporo been grossly prostituted to private gain, and made not only the guilty aider and abettor, but too actual perpetrator of wholesale theft and embezzlement, to the irrcpareblo damage of tho people over whom he usurps power, is evidence most conclusive of an abandoned heart and malignant purpose, either to shield Bol lock, the felon, and others—perhaps him self—to embroil the State in the falsely excited aud misguided ire und resent ment of the Federal Government, or to vex and ennoy a people hy the exercise of unwarranted power in an insulting manner, to whom his presence, to say nothing of his official pretensions, are loathsome in the extreme, which at once sinks him below public contempt For if it is his purpose to make himself a tool for Bullock, aud covering to hide the guilt of him end his accomplices, he is a meaner pimp than Bullock is n rogue. PUBLIC ACTS. Passed by the Georgia Legisla ture, 1871. 49. To provide for too payment of the debt of Clarke county. Dec. 11. 50. To impose oerlain duties and con fer certain powera upon toe Ordinary of Union county with reference to a new road in said county. Deo. 11. 51. To extend the provisions of the 11th Motion of an act approved 22d of February, 1860, in relation to Tax Col lectors and Receivers of Chatham county to the county of Fulton. 62. To incorporate the Merchants’ Mu tual Life jlnaurauoe Company of Geor gia. Deo. 11. 53. To amend the luw establishing the Polioe Court of the eity of Savannah. Deo. 11. 54. To incorporate the Waynmon and Franklin Manufacturing Company Upson oounly. Dec. 11. 55. To change the lime of holding the Superior Courts of the Brunswick Judi cial Circuit and tho county of Towns, iu the Blue Ridge Judicial Circuit, and to attach the county of McIntosh to the Uastern Judioial Circuit. 5fl. To amend an aot entitled an act to alter and amend paragraph in section No. 2741, art.cle 2, p ut 2, title 7, chapter 7, of Coda Deo. U. 57. To incorporate tho Savannah und Thunderbolt Railroad Company, and for tlio purpose of opening u railway fiom tha Jcity >f Savannah to Tbuuderbolt, etc. Dec. 11. 58. To confer additional powers upon the oarporato authorities of toe towu of Bartlesville in toe oonnty of Pike. Dec. 11. 30, To incorporate the Hawkinsrillo and Eufnula Railroad Company. Deo. stawid haws atopad with the spoils.— It is the ooarage of to J toe last wild hog in iTMW&EriiafcvS lie virtue of tho 8to*o. Bit it wilMgno- miniaosly Jail, tod great wtU ba bU fail The Governor chosen by the people will bo regularly Installed, and in conoert with tMrehotm LegMtton will not only anaoaoe toe criaaea of their prede- oeaaora, bat guide the ship of State by the Constitution and tha laws. Tha reign of honesty is to be restored, and tha sand of its coming is Uh« the metoflaowa uAes of tweet music as they float on the zAbynat twilight. Cheer up, country men, there if a good day coming. 11. 00. To provide for the paymont of in solvent costs to the couuty officers of Upson county* and for other purposes. Dee. 11. Gl. To change the tipia of holding the Superior Courts of Talbot couuty, to ex tend tlio time of the same, to provide fur drawing jurors, etc. Deo. U. G2. To authorize the Ordinary of Ran dolph to issue county bonds, in the sum of not more th^i $20,000, for building a now oonrt house. Duo. 11. v G3. To amend an act entitled an act to incorporate the Lookout Mouutaiu Rail road Company, and to extend the aid of tho State to the same, etc. Doc. 11. G4. To consolidate the Railroad Com panies known is the Chattooga Cool and Iron Uuilroud, and the Triou Railway Company, und for other purposes. Dec. U. % 65. To amend an act entitled an act to alter and amend the several acts incorpo rating the city of Macon, approved, Dec. 27, 1847, and the several acts ameudato- 2 thereto, to grant additional |>owers to e Mayor uml Council, and for othor purpoeivi. 00. To amend the Usury Laws of this State. Doc. 11. 67. To alter and amend section 3800 of Irwin’s Revised Code. Dec. 9. 08. To alter and amend an act enti tled on act to amend and alter the charter of the city of Oolumbna. Ap proved 8th March, 1806. Dec. 9. .69. To incorporate the LaGrange Banking and Trust Company. Dee. 11. 70. To amend the iota relative to fees of the clerk of the Superior Court of Chatham oounty aud the Clerk of the City Court of Savannah, and for fees of the Sheriff of the City Court of Savannah, unprovided for, and to point ont the manner of collecting the some. 71. To carry into effect article 3, sec tion 6, paragraph 5, of the Constitution of the State of Georgia, to protect the in terest of tho State in extending aid to railroads, and for other purposes. 72. To establish abowa of commis sioners of roods and revenues for the county of Hettershaa, to define their du ties, and for other purposes. Dec. 11. 73. To incorporate the Commercial Bank of Albany.. Dee. 11. 7A To incorporate the Macon and Knoxville Railroad Company, aud for other purposes, kk Dee. 11. 75. To amend the charter of tho toau of Acworth iu the oounty of Cobb. Dec. 12. 76. To amend sootion 4251 of Irwuft Revised Code. Dec. 12. 77. To amend section 1052 of tho Re vised Code. Dec. 12. 78. To authorise the ordinary of Rock- do oounty to levy aa extra tax and to issue bonds for tho purpose of buildings court house. Dec. 12. ’9. To snicnd an act entitled an act to incorporate the Atlanta and Blue Ridge Railroad Company granting State aid to the same, aud for other purposes therein named, approved Oct 17, 1870, and to authorise the corporators to reoognixe, kc. Dec. 12. 80. To incorporate tho Flint River Manufacturing Company of Upson coun ty, and for other purposes. Dec. 12. 81. To more effectually protect reli- g 'ous worship in the State of Georgia. ec. 9. 81. To amend the laws of this State in reference to the revision of Jurv Boxes of this State, and the drawing of Juries, and to provide for the compensation, etc. Dec. 11. 83. To provide for the taking of testi mony by written deposition in certain cases not now allowed by law. Dec 12. 84. To amend and alter the amend ments to the several acta incorporating Calhoun. Dec. 12. 85. To amend an act approved October 27,1870, to open and construct a Railroad from Athens, Go., via Clarksville, in Habersham county, or some other point ou the Blue Ridge Railroad, near Clayton, by the most practicable roate. Dec. 1. 87. To amend an act to incorporate the gropitotors of the Angusta Canal, Ac. 88. To ino rporate the Mutual Pro tection Insurance Compunyof Ga. Dec. 12. 80. To chunge the time of hold Supe rior Court of holding Superior Conrt of Gordon county. Dec. 12. 89. To carry into effect paragraph 3, section 5, article 3, of the Constitution of Georgia. Dec. 12. 90. To change the time of lu»h* i *»«' ouulv oi luenmoud county. Deo. 12. 91. To change the time of holding the Superior Court of Richmond county. Dec. 12. 92. To authorise the Mayor aud City Council of LaGraiigo to issue bonds to aid in building Railroads and for other purposes. Dec. 12. 93. To amend the attachment laws of the State of Georgia, and for other pur poses. Deo. 12. 94. To allow maimed, indigent aud blind persons to peddle without license. Dec. 12. 95. To exempt from Jury duty all reg ularly licensed Physicians who are actu ally engaged in their profession. Dec. 12. 9G. To require Justices of the Peaco and Notaries Public, who aro ex-ofllcio Justices of the Peace, to keep dockets, aud to exhibit them to the G. J. of their respective counties. Deo. 12. 98. To alter and amend an sot to fix the compensation for taking down in writing the evidence on charge of Felony, approved October 10, 1808. Dec. 12. 99. To change the time of holding the Superior Court of tlio Macon Circuit Dec. 12. 100. To incorporate the Exchange Bank of Macon. Deo. 12. 101. To alter and amend the road laws of this State, so fur as relates to the county of Bibb and Houston, aud to au thorize and require the Ordinaries of.said counties to levy and collect road tax. Deo. 12. 102. To authorize tho sheriff, and oth er levying ^officers of Milton county,' to collect advertising fees and oost of keep ing property in their possession as no v provided for before accepting affidavits of illegality and claims. Dec. 12. 103 To attar and amend section 649 of Irwin’s Revised Code. Dec. 12. 104. To repeal section 121 Revised Code. Dec. 12. 105 To provido for sales of property in the State .o secure loaus, &c. Dec. 12. 100. To alter and change the time of holding the Superior Courts of tho coun ties of the Middle Circuit of this State. Dec. 12. 107. To create a Board of Commission ers of Roads and Revenues in the coun ties of Floyd, Berrien, Effingham, Schley, Sumter und Grceu. Deo. 13. 108. To create u Board of Commis sioners of Hoads und ltevenuo in :ho colinty of Puulding. Dec. 13. 109. To require tho Coroner of Chat ham county, to hold inquest iu certain eases; and, also, to allow certuin fees un provided for by law, and for other pur poses. Doc. 13. 110. To compensate the Clerk and Sheriff of the Superior Court and other officers for services rendered in tho Dis trict Court for Richmond county, and for othor purposes. Deo. 13. 111. To regulate tho pay of jurors iu the couuty of Newton. Dec. 13. 112. To change the time of holding the Superior Courts of Worth county. Dec. 13. 113. To construct a Railroad from El- berton, Ga., to intersect with tho New York and Now Orleans Railroad, by the most practicable route, dec. 13. 114. To Ox the time of holding the Superior Courts of Chatham county. Dec. 13. 115. To repeal part of section of un act to inoor|>orate the town of Preston iu the county of Webster, and for other purposes. Dec, 13. llG. To correct and amend an act titled au act to incorporate the Atlautu aud Lookout Railroad Company. Ap proved Got. 24, 1870. Dec. 13. 117. To reduce the bond of the Sheik! of llauka county. Deo. 13. 118. To amend an act entitled on aot t4> confer additional powers upon the Mayor and Council of the city of La- Grunge, to regulate taxation in said city, Ac. Deo. 13. 119. To extend the jurisdiction of the City Court of Augusta, Ac. Doc. 13. 120. To amend the charter of the Amer- icus und Isabella Railroad Compauy, and for other purposes therein mentioned. Deo. 13. 12t. To Hx the compensation of Grand Jurors and Petit Jurors in the conntii of Rabun and Towns, and to provide for the payment of tho some, and to repeal all laws heretofore in existence for the payment of jurors in said counties, aud to repeal all conflicting laws, Ac. Dec. 13. 122. To incorporate tho town of Sharps- bn*. in the count; of Coweta, and tor for other 'purposes therein mentionuil. Dec. 13. 123. To amend an act incorporating tho town of Morgan, iu tho count; of Calhoun, approved March 8,1858. l)eo. 13. 124. To legaliie too adjournment of the Superior Court of Elliort county. Doc 13. 125. To change the timo of holding tho Superior Court of Camden county Deo 13. 126. To increase tho pay cf Jurors of Bartow county. Dec. 13. 127. To chango tho time of holding Superior Conrt of Catoorn county. Dec. 13. 128. To increase the pay of Juren of the county of Randolph. Deo. 13. Election Keturne-Directtons to Manager*. It it the duty of the Governor to eead ont blanki for Manager, to make returns ol Elections npon. This is a doty whioh wo presume Benjamin Conley will not at tend to. We therefore subjoin correct forms and full instructions for making out end forwarding Return* of the Elec tion to bo held on the l ull inst. Let Manager* everywhere follow these, and all will bo right. We reqaect Democratic papers to copy the following; OUMSOUDATXD lUtTOBIiS. State of Georgia, Oonnty. By virtue of the Constitution aud toe statute, in each cases made and provided, an election wns held on thia, toe 19th day of December, 1871, at the several elec tion precincts, for Governor of said State, to fill the unexpired term caused by the resignation of Bufos B. Bullock. The following is the result of said elec tion: James M. Smith received votes. The undersigned, Superintendents of said election, do hereby certify that the iacloeed and annexed sheets of paper contain the true and aocurate state ment of the polls at the several precinct elections, as returned and consolidated by ns. Witness onr hand and official sigra- tures, this day of December, 1871. (To be signed by the managers.) DIRECTIONS TO XA1UOKB8. Note—As in cases of other Elections —so in that for Governor. The same formalities must be observed, viz: A list of voters, one of the tally sheets, the oath, the certificate of the Superintend ents, and the returns lrom each of the Precinct Elections, make up the Return of the Election for Governor. When the package is made up it most be directed thus: “To the President of the Senate and Speakerof The Supplemental Election Bill re quires a full Duplicate Return, also, to be made and addressed “To the President of the Senate, Atlanta, Ga.” FORM OF PRECINCT RETURNS. State or Georgia, ) County. ( By virtue of the Statutes in such cases made and provided, an Election was held on the 19th day of December, 1871, at — Precinct of said county for Gov ernor to fill the unexpired term of Rufus B. Bullock; and we, the Managers of soid Election, do hereby certify that upon oonnting out the votes polled, the follow ing is the result: t or CAMDIDATS. NO. OF VOTES RECEIVED. which will fully appear by reference to inclosed list of voters and the tally sheets. Given under onr hands and official sig natures this day of December, 1871. A B, Manager, C D, Manager, E F, Manager. ftrofessionai Car&u. THOS. N. HOPKINS, Attorney St Counsellor at Law, BRUNSWICK. OA. Will pnctioH In the Brunswick, Alupehe, »ud Southern Circuits. ootlS-lm WM. G. STEPHENS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, CRAWTORDVILLE, OA. octlS-lm HiIh Jwmatue Gompting. FINANCIAL, STATEMENT. A ndcs Insurance Company, OCTOBER SB, 18171. Cftahon hftud, iu bftnk, ftnd in trftnait a 1286,034 43 Bond*—U. S. 8Ute., City and Countj in&rket value 100,073 34 Kftllroftd Bond* market value 8,900 00 ColUtenl Loftua ) 99.600 00 Accrued Interest J 49,000 00 Fir«t Mortgages ) 097,196 " Bills Receivable 9,347 66 Book Acoounte, Premiums and Ageucy Balances 88,096 60 Amount from Stockholders by Assessment 600,000 00 Total Assets $ IktffclAS 46 cnioaso Zjoersoa, - - - 9800,000, IN PROOCSS OP PROMPT SETTLEMENT. G. w. Moulton, liar id Gibson, Georgs Fox, DIRECTORS : Samuel H. Taft, Carl A. G. Adaa, T. M. Snowdon, W. B. Buell. Marietta, Aug. Weasel. Enoch T. Carson, Jabes M. Water*, Alex. Bachman, Wm. Hann “ J. H. BEATTIE, Secretary Wm. Hanna, Sr. A. Avsrstt Cleveland. JT. B. BENNETT, Presidexit, tj. BERKS, *.parlnte.ile.it. L B. DAVIS, Local Agent, ATLANTA, OX. Liquors i mquuis x BUY YOUR Ales, Wines 3 Liquors! AT KENNY’S Chicago Ale Depot AND — Wholenale Liquor House. Tf*e have a jAtrge Jlttortment ot all lands ofLIQVORS, which will be sold at ths JEosl Reason able Terms. iAiJTli. AS CH4IB1CAK OP TUX OOMM1TTEE, .ppointej to Investigate the fairness or unfairness of the liZASI OF TU WXMTXKN AND ATLANTIC kin.»ntw by the late Governor of this State, I hereby give notice that said Committee will commence its session to hear evidence on the matter abova submitted to it, on FIRST WEDNESDAY IM JANUARY, 1872, at 12 o'clock M., In ths Capitol Building In .the the President of the Senate. All persons desiring to submit evidence to said Committee, and to be beard before it, are hereby notified to be then and there present. any person desiring to oommnnloste with me in this matter, prior to lat Wednesday in Jsnuary, 1872, can do so by letter, directed to Washington, Ga. December 9th, 1871. LAWSON A FITZPATRICK, Attorneys at Law, EATONTON, OA Will practice in the Ocmulgee Circuit and f prime Court. Prompt attention given to Collcctio *.%, The Junior refon, by permission, to Hon. A. J. MADISON CUTTS, Attorney S CounselloratLaw ROOM 8 MAY BUILDING, Cor. Vth and E Streets, WASHINGTON, D. C. SV Practices in all the Courts, before all Coo missions, aud in tbe Departments. octl7-lm ANDREW a. H. DAWSON. COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Office 231 Broadway, Room 18, oqs-tf. _____ NEW YORK- JARED IRWIN WHITAKER. Attorney at Law, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. J. FAIRFAX McLAUGHEIN, •Attorney A* CounstUor at Lair, No. 0 St Paul Street BALTIMORE, MD. P ROMPT attention Riven to Southern business, the collection of claims, Ac., in Baltimore. nov9-tf. B. R. Freeman, CoiumlNNionor oi Deed*, FOR SIXTEEN STATES. SW~ Office with the Secretary of State at tq Capitol. uovlH-.'irn The National ChiU and AGUE TONIC. A Certain Cure! No Mlitateo t J- WILL SEND A TWO-OUNOE BOTTLE OF THE above medicine (which is enough for any caae) with full directions, free of charge, on receipt of 76 from any one ordering it; and will, also, send the formula for thia valuable preparation to any address on receipt of $2.00 H. NEXSOV, M. D., Druggist Crawfordrille, Oa.—decG-3m Chapel Hill High School, Chapol Hill, Douglas Co.* Uo. F. M. DUNCaN, A. 13., Principal. DEPARTMENTS. English, Mathematics, Ancient Languages, Survey ing and Book-keeping. Tuition per month $1 50 to $3 M Board pur month 8 00 to 10 09 For particulars or circulars, address k BAUGAIBri rpUE undersigned offers for sale, in the growing town of Opelika, a No. 1 established Family Grocery and Provision Store, (the best stand in town) all newly clocked, and having attached a fine Restau rant. all doing a fins cash business. Tha popristdt retires on aocouul of bad health. Terms are cash. TbU Is ths beat iavestaeut in ths State. Address: JOHN KINO, Sr.. Bex 08. Opelika. Ala. decl7-eodkw2w G. W. ADAIR, Auct’r. 39 Residence Lots! account of stormy lasteat, at 2 I will sail, on the ersniiase. Thirty-niue Residence Lote, situated on ike west aide of McDaniel street, a short distance south of L. see. Tbsee Lote UeveCaml are wilhte 0 yards of the Mtreet Railroad. Each lot will be eotd with tbe privilege of the adjoieing - - ' * —*-*>ty at aa< r this and look cash) balance in three months, with L. II. PIKE, PROPRIETOR. Goods sent to any part of the oountry. augl9-lm NOTICE! Philadelphia and Southern mail Steamship Company. Change or Sailing Day l A FTER January, 1872. the Steamers of the Phils. belphia and Southern Mail Steamship Com pany will leave Philadelphia and Savannah alternate ly on Friday of each week, instead of Saturday as heretofore; the T ONA WAN'D A, Sailing from Philadelphia, on January 6th, at 8 x. u.. and tbe wroMiira, From Savannah on tho same day. WM. L. JAMES, General Agent Philadelphia. HUNTER At GAMMELL, declfi-UDanl Agents Savannah. Atlanta Real Estate! 8100,0001 I HAVE OK SALE, FOB CASH, KOBE THAN One llundrofi Thousand Dollars Worth of Atlanta Baal Estate. First-class 8tor0», Dwellings, Cottages. and meroos unimproved City Lots. The people of Geor gia havo marked with pride the steady advance in Atlanta property for twenty years past I alee haw several hundred acres of lands adapted to orchards, vineyards, gardens and dairies, near the city for sale. Capitalists seeking investments, and those desiring homes In or near the city, will please address A. K. skAUU, Dealer in Real Estate, Atlanta, Ga. deel8d&w2m SAVE YOUR MONEY BY FITRONIZINU GUMMING HIGH SCHOOL. Board, $8 ta tit 50 par naaath. Twitlon •I 30 to 94 per month. ... _ thorough College course—Oermau, Book-Keeping, Musio. Paint ing, Drawing, kc. Tbe next term opens first Monday in January, 1872. For particulars address JAS. U. VINCENT, Principal. declS-wlm Oummiug, Ga w vs. 3V~ tF wsi sen : 10,000 MINK SKINS VI now paying the following pr-ces: Good 'sued Miuk Skins, $i to $j each. Otter, f 1 to ooa aud Fox, 10 to 25 cents; Muskrat aud Opoe» sum, f to 10 t'eate; Bearer, 26 to 75 oents per akin. I will pay aa high a price for Southern Furs as any ouse in the Nouth; aud when Un or more Miuk or titter Skins are sent me. or $20 worth of other Furs, I will pay the freight from any point of the country. this to eave expense of travetiag to hunt them. of consignments, end never bed but one complaint in regard to price or settlement, and that when I entrusted the settlement to another party. The Emporium, North Railroad street, Opelika, la. BERTRAND ZAOHBY, dccis-wtm _ Dealer In Fhre, kc. __ King’s Mountain MILITARY SCHOOL, YORKVILLI, S. C. riTHE FIRST HESStON OF TBE SCHOOL YEAR A of ien will tafia an the 1st of February, and end «m Hm 80th eTdnne. Tutaea—For School Expenses. L Tuition. Board. Washing. Fuel. Lights. Books. Stationery. Sc.* $13$, payable in advance. circulars containing full information may be ob tained upon application to COL. A. COWARD. declf-wtillitFeb Principal Merino Nhoep,Poland Ohi- iin. Pigs, Pure Berk shire Pifftt, SUPPLIED BY Mark W. Johnson’s, OPPOSITE Cotton Warehouse, 42 Broad Street. Clubs, or those who wiah to buy by car load. BRAMAH FOWLS. E A RIL Y ROSE. Early Goodrich and lluuett Potatoes. GARDEN HEEDS In immense q nan ties, from David Landreth and 8one, are daily expected and will be Bold on re •hie terms, at wholesale and retell. Ouano and Superphoephate* Of the highest standard, always In store, and will anteed, and orders and calls solicited. Mark W. Johnson’s, Agricultural Warehouse, 42 and 44 Broad Street, P. O. BOX 280, Atlanta, Ga. july24-ly *25.00 Saved I *26.00 Hared! PRICES AND TERMS OP WILSON SHUTTLE Sewing Machines. UHDtkrUD HOT CASH. $10 FB MO. $5 P» MO. No. $, Plain Table $ 46 $66 $6 No. 6, half eeee, pin bx 60 60 0 No. 7. do ten’y 66 8$ 7 WARRANTED FITE YEARS BY WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO We wiah it distinctly terms from which we n durable, made of as good material ae any ifnnHinn in the world, and that it will do as elegant work. W. H. GRIFFIN. Gen. Agent, 32 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga. ONE DAY ONLY! Return & the Favorites LLATO-Aix rib Go’s (Jrouo, Museum. Menagerie k Balloon I Railroab QUreerlisemenla. TO EMIGRANTS. ROUTS FROM Atlanta to Memphis Western and Atlantic Memphis & Charleston LIE. Leave Atlanta.... 6:00 A. M 10:30 p. g Reach Memphis, next day.12.16 P. X 10:16 P. R. NO OTHER ROUTE OFFERS DuuWc Hally Txulua TO ANT POINT ON THB MieeiReippi River SOUTH OP CAIRO. 73 MILES SHORTER Than Abj Other Line to Memphis. Making CLOSER CONNECTIONS with the only Train from Memphis to LITTLE ROCK. Storting frem Atlanta at 10:30 p. m., you lean hattanooga 6:30 a. m., arrive at Memphis 10:15 p. m , leave Memphis for Little Rock 7:60 a. m. If an f one should offer Inducements to yon to go via Nashville to Little Bock, remember that there is but one train on that route, which leaves Atlanta in the Morning starting 12 hoars too soon, you are on a tedious journey 9 hours longer, and arrive in Memphis only to meet with 7 hours more detention than if yon had left Atlanta on tha 10 JO p. m. train, and gone direct by the only RRT.TAm.it ROUTE If yon are to go by boat from Memphis, leave Atlan ta in the morning, arriving in Memphis 12:15 p. m. Boats leava at 6:00 p. m., allowing ample time for transfer and avotding confusion. Finding onr Agents who will give reliable information, and allow no on* to deoeive yon. L. P. GUDGEB, Agent, Dalton. W. J. AKERS, Agent Atlanta. B. F. PARKER, Agent, Chattanooga. Or Address: A. A. PAYNES, General Ticket Agent, ootlft-lm. Memphis New Roate to Mobile, New Orlean* Vicksburg and Texas. Blue Mountain Route V I A SELMA, ROME, AND DALTON Railroad and Its Connections. T>A88ENGEB8 LEAVING ATLANTA DY THE i NtMtb at 10 A. M.. making close connection with FAST EXPRESS TRAIN Of Selma, Rome and Dalton Railroad, arriving a and making dose connectlo Central Railroad, arriving i Meridian 4KW A. M. Jackson 11:50 A. M. Vicksburg 2:55 P. M. ALSO, make close connection at CALERA with train* of South and North Alabama Railroad, arriv ing at Montgomery 7:10 P. M. Mobile 7:45 A. M. New Orleans 4:25 P. M. Tha Road has been recently equipped end it* luipment is not surpassed by any in the South •r st rength and beauty of finish. S9~ No change ot cars between Borne and Selma. PULLMAN PALACE CARS NO DELAY AT TERMINAL POINTS. • as low as by any other Route. • Purchase Tickets via Kingston at the General Ticket Office, or at the n. I. Kimball Boum>. JOHN B. PECK. General Passenger Agent. K. G. BARNEY, General Superintendent. E. V. J0HN8ON. Local Agent, —P418-tf No. 4 Kimball House. ATLANTA, THURSDAY, December 21 I EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT I THE A Veteran Two-horse rider, W. B. CARROLL, M’me CARROLL, La Petite ANNIE, the child won tier, only Mix years old, in her feats of Equitation Master WILLIE, the boy wonder, Pirouette and Somersault Rider, and the glorious Colloquial Clown, C. LEI FOWLER—together with all the able and — known Star*. Acrobats. VolUguera, Equestrians, Mr. GEOROE WAMBOLD sad hie troop ot performing Doga and Monkeys. Grand Gratuitous Balloon and Froe Wire Ascensions. Among ths Geological addltiona Is a huge Tama- trial SLOTH, and many other rare sad Magnificent apeetmens lag a Grand Congress« T’WO MAMMOTH F, from the animal wo* Id. form- Ad tbe other for the Museum nekstadmitatac the holder to both. Only TWO emanate one. Afternoon at 2 o'rloek; the oth- " ‘•’clock, p. m. Doors open an hour previous. - “ its. Children under 10 rears lie. W. W. DURAND, General Agent. Office Selma, Rome St Dalton R. R. Co. XIV. JOHASOIY, Local Aff’t* NO. 4, THE H. L KIMBALL HOUSE. Atlanta. Oa., October 12th, 1871. F REIGHT AND FARE over Blue Mountain Route, ▼is H. R. k D. R. R. and its oonnsetious to all terminal points, as low as by any other route, vix; To MONTGOMERY, SELMA, MOBILE,VICKS 11 riU>. JACKSON, CANTON, MEwmTAW and NEW OR LEANS. B. V. JOHNSON, Local Agent 8. R. k D. R. R . Vo 4Kimball House. octlQdlf Macon & Brunswick RAILROAD COMPANY. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I Macon, Ga., October 28, 1871. j Change of Schedule. O N AND AFTER SUNDAY, OCTOBER WTH. 1871, the following schedules wUl be run : ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leave Macon, 8:20 A.M. Arrtwa at Brunswick 9:26 F. M. Arrive at Jacksonville. Fla. ««) A. M. Leave Jacksonville, Fla 8:46 P. M. Leave Brunswick 6:45 A.M. Arrive Macon.... 8:25 P. M. a do r Jj •* w “& trains of Atlantic 4 Gulf Railroad to and from all points in Florid*. THROUGH 1‘ASflKNUER THUS, • Xn, l:l. to AtrtY. u H.v*nn.h A. fl- Axri„ XMAwnitUW, TU. I*» P, J- law. JutooaYtU,, ru. M0 A. *• turn bwa »» r ■ un.. u lUcoa tM A. H. 1? at I—Up -tth talk, for *.»“• . , 1 tor' wltkUnjEl k 'nTSm*. of con botmon Kooon oto .oruuO. and JockoouvUio, Ik HkWKlNKVILIaE TRAIN, jeon ,mwio OW s.-OffP-W Arrtro ol HowUdotUm «:« T. M rkUoovOlo i;M A. V booa Mae A. M. WM. Mi NICHOLS' DANCING IACADEMY. SKATING RINK. T TOURS FOB OERT8 AT 8 P. M., ON TO CBS ILL DAY and Friday. Indtea, Misses and Masters. Thursday Afternooi. at 4 »8temdm Msrwtng at 11 A. X. For terms, Ac., apply at Phillips A Crews.