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THE DAILY HUN. Wednesday Morning December 27. AW AircriiatmnUa ohrayt found ft Firai Pont ; Local and Iiutinna S’ofices on Fourth Page, llBf 1« Capfri «r till Fur Mule at the Counter. DAILY • WEEKLY fOnU METEOUOLOOKAL. OFFICE GHIEF Or UOBAL SEE FIDE, I Washington, D. 0,2*th Dec’r, 1871. J The area of cold and clearing weather, with north erly wind*, will probably more eaetward on Wadne*- day. over the lakes and extend southward toTennaa* see. The area of cloudy and threatening weather will pass northeast over the Middle an< mates, possibly with light snow or rain to.night. Partially cloudy and mild weather, on Wodneeday, ufl the Gulf a»d south Atlantic Htales, with rain In Afebama and LoaUlfins. Dangerous wind, am net anticipated for this evening. CITY AFFAIRS. QBSUntAS Ajm> fiBlDAL PbXHENTS.— silk dreaae*, embroidered cloak*, fan, Freoo]} kid gloves, lilk nnder-germeut», Freneb hoeierj. French calicoes, French iSSWUahM. rraiWaoU, every dot- eltjr in ties, real jet aeti and three cases of oariositlee-aU opening at the London Store, Uarietta street lm. Dou, Cuntea-See the edrcrtiso- mentof O. 0. Rogers. Nnw Tra Room Hoi's* to Kent.—Soe the notice of H. Muhkmbrink. This honse is convenient. Faon the noise heard npon all the streets Mondsy night, one might infer that it was a holler-Asj for true. Buck Stoss to Rest.—See the notice of M. £. Huber. That store is a choice one. Msnrats is to have gas at S3 00 per 1000 cnbie feet. Atlanta would like to bare her light bills lightened the same way ‘ . Coal, aud IiUMBSk.—Wu invite atten tion to the advertisement of J. O. Allen A-Co. Their Coal oail Lumber Turd is on .the the old Washington Hull lot. They have a bountiful supply of Laths, Hhingles, Doors, Hash and Blinds. Coll and examine their stock. The Coal Creek Coal is certainly very anperior. We hnvo tried it, and fled it good. Tbeir prices and mode of dealing are fully and fairly given. Rkiurned.—W. L. Scruggs, Esq , ed itor of the Neir Era, has returned from Washington city. W. A. Hemphill, of tho C<m»titulion, has armed from New'York. Death of Mns. J. V. Hamas.—The ,' Hudison Appeal of the 22d inai. contains tho following: Another Christian mother has been re moved from ns by death. Mrs. Bally Harris, relic of the late Gen. Jeptha V. Harris, died at her residence in this eity Monday morning, December 18th, 1871. Thf deceased was etghty-two yean of and hal been almost helpless for which she uevei recovered. Chbisthas Tiutn.— 1 The members of tho Christiuu church, und tho public gen erally, are invited to attend this Wednes day night, the 37th inst., at 7| o'clock, St their bouso of worship on Hunter street, to witness tho oxorciscs of tho Hiuidiy School A Christmas troo will form a part of the entortainment. Ms Yon's Coi'BT,—Every man that waa arrested yesterday, pleaded that he was allowed to got drunk once a year on egg- nogg, and was discharged on that affida vit. Cousoqtioutly the Court looked like ••A banquet ball Jew< rtad." Attempt at Rape.—A lady, Mm. Jones, firing in Ihe Second Ward, waa assaulted on Monday evening about dusk by a daring negro, who violently attempted to outrage her peraou. The lady was hosti- by passing Itoougli auuto woods between her house And a neighbor's when the ne gro seized her by tho throat, and placing a pistol to her taoe, threatened to shoot her dead if she raised an alarm. Hating released herself from his fiendish grasp she pleaded for moroy, uud finally per- Miudcd the villain to desist from his pur pose. Efforts were made forthwith to arreet him, but it was impossible for Mrs. Joues to give a description that would identify him. He is yot at large. Road Bteamem.—In oar last, we made some notice of the fact that tho legisla ture, at its last session, had chartered a company to introduce Road Steamers, for hauling road cars or wagons over our common roads. The use of steam over common roads has long commanded the earnest atten tion of first-class engineers, and much time, labor and money Lave bet n expen ded in experimenting. It is believed that at last the mutter is reduced to prac tice, and that steamers can be used suc cessfully on all roads where the grade is not more than one foot in twelve. In a late number of “The Sdentijk Atntrtean," we find an engraving nod full description of the Road Steamer, with taain o( wagons attached— the invention of R. W. Thompson, of Edinburg—a thoroughly educated engi neer, as well as a man of large means, which enable him to continue experi ments and perfect his invention, till its practicability is demonstrated and it has been approved by the most eminent en gineers in the Old and New World. The British Government appointed a commission of military men to examine these road steamers with the view of adopting them in the War Department. The examination was most severe and the report so favorable that a number Lave been ordered; among others, one to carry stores np the rock of Gibraltar, the in clines being one in six. Varions other European governments have, after care ful examination, ordered tbem for draw ing heavy artillery, and for other purpo ses. Over seventy rood steamers are now in order at the works in Great Britain for India, Australia and other countries. It is said that a road engine has never before met the demaud for drawing heavy trains of wagons on common roads. Adhesion, without too great weight; traction, without destroying the roads; gearing, which would not break when jolting over rough pavements, and steer age which would enable tbe engine to be easily turned, were some of tho absolute requirements of a practical road locomo tive. Traction engines of enormous weight, having rigid tires, are used for steam plowing in England. This weight is necessary for securing sufficient udhe- sion. Some have been made with teeth in the face of tho wheels to give them adhesion, but this dostroys roads when drawing heavy loads. Inability to use springs—thus causing the wear and tear of gearing parts; and the time oonsumed in turniog corners, present some of the difficulties which have been in the way. The main feature of Mr. Thompson’s invention consists of an elastic tiro made of vulcanized rubber. The driving wheels aro about five feet in diameter, having a twelve inch face, with flanges at each edge. On the face of this wheel, between tho flanges, is placed the rubber tire, one foot wide und live inches thick. A chain of steel plates one foot long and three and a half inches wide, surrounds tho rubber. This ring or chain of steel plates hus no rigid connection with tho rubber tire, and the rubber tiro boa no rigid connection with the face of tho driving wheel. The steel plates and the rubber can move or slip rouud independ ently of each other, and without the con currence of tho inuer iron rim of tho wheel. This is u very remarkable com bination. It enubles the rubber to slow ly creep round the wheel, so that in going a mile with a heavy load in tow, the rub ber tiro will bo found to have crept once around the iron tire. To this ingenuous device is duo tbe indestructublc nature of tho tire. An enormously sudden and heavy strain upon the soft tire might tear it, hut the slight slip saves it Tho weight upon tho rubber tires causes them to conform to all tho irregularities of tho road, nud thus is iusured adhesion and traction, which cannot be obtained in the alight line of contact with smooth rigid Fitoraaaoiuauu* of Modern Lancia oes in the Htate University.—Mr. Cyprian Wilcox,—appointed to the Chair of Modern Longuages in the University of Georgia, to succeed Dr. M. J. Smead, deceased—was born in Hancock county. He is about fifty years of age. After graduating at Vale College, with distinc tion, lie went Ui Europe to make liimadf master of Foreign Languages. Becom ing proficient, he has been a teacher for ubout twenty years—teaching in Europe, residing at various points, Berlin, Mad rid, Brussels, and in Switzerland. From his known purity of character, and fitness by attainments, classes of American youth were sent to him—teaching also foreigu youth, where he resided, the English language. Thus he has hud pe culiar opportunities and long experience to make himself eminently qualified to fit him for the Chair to which he has been invited. He married, some dozen or more years ago, whilst on a visit to his native State, Miss Bmythe, of Augusta, the accomplished daughter of Mr. Bmythe, once editor of the Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, and several years postmaster of that city. He is thus fully identified with the interests of Georgia. The young men of Georgia are presented a rare opportunity of learning German, French, Italian and Spanish languages. The congregation of St. Stephens’ Chapel, will huvo a Christmas tree for their Sunday School, in their Hall, on the corner of Walton and Forsyth streets, cm Thursday, 28th inst., nt 7 o’clock r. m. All, and especially the children and congregation of Bt. Phillips Church, arc cordially invited to be pres ent Geo. Macaulet, Rector. Opera To-Night.—To-night begins a short season of four nights of the Ger man Opera at DeGive’s Opera House. Only once since the war has Atlanta been favored with German opera, hence the people are all the more eager to welcome it again. The Formes-Hubelmann troupe is distinguished ns one of the finest com binations uow traveling, aud its coming to this city has been praccoded by some of tho most flattering notices at tho hands of Southom critic**, ever given to any troupe. We have no doubt that the music-loving portion of this community will be greatly delighted. Reward op Merit. — John Talbot, driver for Tallulah Fire Company, was, on Christmas day, presented with a hand some silver watch and gold chain. The watch bore the following inscription: “Presented to John Talbot, for efficien cy, by the officers of Tallulah Fire Com pany, December 25th, 1871.” This was a most fitting testimonial to a most ex cellent employee of the company, aud shows that “tho gallant boys of Tallu lah” arc os prompt in acknowledging faithful service os they aro in rendering it when called upon. Mr. Talbot may wear his watch with pride, for so tangi ble a compliment from such a source, is something to be proud of. Men who aro promptest in the discharge of duty are the quickest tojdiscover promptness, und the readiest to reward it Stone Mountain Accommodation Train.—On and after Monday, tho 25th instant, will loavo Atlautu at 5:20 p. m. just five minutes behind the regular until train, and continue until the season requires a change, which will bo made for the convenience of a majority of tho patrons. By direction of S. K. Johnson, Superintendent dee23-2t E*x A Werner, Agent Just Received, on Saturday, Decem ber 23d, four car loads elegant Furniture for holiday presents. Fifty full bed- rbow suits. Parlor Furniture lower than New York wholesale prices. All custom work. Fully twenty per cent saved in manufacturer s profit* an item house keepers should remember before buying elsewhere. Wo always \| aeir Jb ouj tuMtonters, a*—or make same ottter dealer cut his finger nails to the 'COBtVSSSXSSZ vhidh fdlMmftta L. & Dtvfc b •gent: | “At RichfttM (▼*.) 1 fan it Mem D. W. Walker A Oo.;wd J*. H: Montague, who represent the leading companies hank at work, bat oat too hoe, to woi> come me, and moke my rbit an agreeable "D. W. Walker k Co. hadJuti for- ‘W/' „ WHiT'/hU i daily rqyorU, and will mm^nm* > send to thair companies a good and growing * tires. An important feature is claimed in its ability to run over soft ground aud mud dy roads. The clastic cushion prevents injury to the roads; and acting us springs or buffers between too rough load and the gearings, saves the machinery from dam ago. The boiler is vertical ami tubular, made entirely of steel. The coal break ers hold a day’s supply (ubout one tou) aud the water tanks a third of a day's supply. The speed varies from two aud a half to six miles per hour for freight steamers, and ten miles per hour if con structed specially for passeuger service. With our vast country, so much of which must be, for many years, without railroads, they will bo of groat use for mines, transportation companies, feeders to railroads and for general carrying pur poses. In plowing the grain fields of the Great West,and the sugar nud cotton plan tations of tho South, they will find n wide field of usefulness. Harnessed to one of Williamson’s gang plows they turn seven furrows of eight inches depth aud twclv inches width with perfect cose. Accident.—Mr. John Cox accidently shot himself through tho anklo on Mon- 9 At b regular monthly meeting of Lodge No. 1 of tho Knight-i of Jericho, on Mon day night lust, the following were elected officers for tho ensuing term: f. P. 1‘erdue, Worthy Chief. J. P. l'erduo, Vice Chief. J. J. Fold, Chaplain. Wat. C. McCowu, Recorder. XJIl. .Kellner, Treasurer. Bamitel Watson, Marshal. It- If- JohMon, Herald. A. Chisholm, Guard. lentinel. Forsyth, Preceptress. F*«*Al Soldieh Killkd by a Ntuiio.— Oho of the soldiers of the gleaming co- heri* of Jung Ulyne* The La*, waa killed—shot through aad through—on Mondav night, on Peters' street, near thru. It. BaMokJ - Vie Viive not been to learn any particulars, but suppose the gay Lothario was the victim of i morals, and we irast they may be liber- jealousy. ally encouraged. Elegant Entertainment.—Wo regret that a notice of the reception at tho resi dence of Frof. and Mrs. Haile was inad vertently left out on Sunday morning. Tho following were tho committees: Of invitation—Misses Florence Force, Mollio Cullom, Dora Richards, Annie Spratt, Susie Simms, Lula Chisolm, Blanche Hardin and Ernmn Lammond. Of Reception—Misses Ida Ormond, Carrie Scofield, Sallio O’Keefe, J. Vic. Lansdell aud Lilian Cannon. Of Arrangements—Misses Mamie Sco field, Maggio O’Connor, Sallio Cubaniss, Carrie Berry, Mattie Freeman, Ellen Smith and Laura Lee. This reception given by Mr. aud Mrs. Haile, assisted by the members of the junior And senior classes of the North Georgia Female College on Friday even ing, was the occasion of much genuine enjoyment to the many happy guests tlmt thronged tho reception rooms of the Professor and his accomplished lady. Tho social (and we might say sentimen tal) reunion of hearts whose intercourse of necessity had been somewhat interrup ted by tho regulations of school discip line, in ipired a species of recitation and interrogations, altogether Soreiga to that recognized in the admirable curriculum of the able Professor. An irrepressible spirit of gladness aud gentle mirth pre vailed throughout the evening, while tbe piano, touched by the fairy fingers of the pretty amateurs, lent its thrilling influ ence to awaken tender emotions. Tho spirit of tuusic was silent— (Asleep lu her Lunple above)— Except to the luigics! touohos Of fiugers that trentbleil with lovo. Tho silvery chord* of Atoll* With silvery radlauos shone. And, gently, with mn«lr responded To silvery voice* alone. After indulging in a social chit-chat and promenade, the .entire company re paired to the dining room, where a most elegant repast greeted the guests and awakened the keen a petite* off Epicu reans. Much credit is duo to tho hostess and her pupils for the very tasteful man ner iu which they entertained their guests during the entire evening. Completions among the host of fair eutertaiuers were Misses Susie S., Julia R., Ida 0., and Lillie C., all of whom shone with their usual brilliancy. Tho success of Prof. Haile, in estab lishing this institution in our midst is unprecedented in Atlanta; aud, we trust, with tbe flattering prospects of which wc can truly boast, we will soon bo able to olaim the North Georgia Female Collego as cue of the first in the land. Christmas Tree.—The Cold Water Templars' Christmas Tree will be on ex hibition to-night at James’ Oonoert Hall Tikis institution organized to bring about a reform almost essential to onr very ex istence, political and social, is making zealous efforts in behalf of tbe pablio At Decatur To-Day.—Interesting-} Local & Busmen ft Notices, public demonstrations will take place to day in Decatur. An old fashioned bar becue will be served op. A Masonic ad dress, by onr fellow citizen, H. Clay Jones, author of a very interesting work on Free Masonry, and Temperanoe addresses, by Rev. W. H. Striokland, of Stone Mountain, and A. IL Cox, Esq., the talented junior partuer of tho firm of Akers A Cox, of this city, will be tbe features of the day. The Masons and Good Templars will be on band in full force. United States Court.—The case of the Misses Loyd vs. M. C. Fulton, has been continued until to-day, when tbe argument will be heard. Rheumatism.—Dr. J. G. Gibson, of Estonton, advertises Linch’s Rheumatic powders for the core of this disease. They are highly recommended by a num ber of persons in his own neighborhood. Personal,—Messrs. J. L. Sanders and Joel Hurt, graduates of the C. E. De partment of the Stato University, were iu the city yesterday. They have just returned from a perilous and futiguing railroad survey beyond the Rocky Moun tains. Taking Christmas.—A negro boy was killed ont in Jenning’s Town on Monday, by another young America, who shot him in the mouth because he would not get out of the way of young America, heir presumptive to the crown rict U. S. G. Come Back Again.—Foster Blodgett arrived in the city very quietly on Satur day, went to his house and has remained there closely. His son, E. F. Blodgett, has also come back, and was on the streets ycaterdav. A Military School.—We invite at tention to the advertisement of the King’s Mountain Military School. It is located at a point famous in Revolution ary history, and has a high reputation. The principal of the School understands his business, and we commend bis School to parents who wish to send their boys to have a military education. Sunday School Anniversary—Christ mas Tree—Musical Entertainment.— Tbe Loyd street Methodist church and congregation have been anticipating with great iutercct the entertain ment, which will take place this evening. Tho exercises will commence at 7 r. m. , and will consist of recitations, dialogues and singing by tho ohildren tho Sunday school. The beautiful Christ mas tree will be exhibited, and gifts dis tributed to all tho children of the school The church choir will sing some new and popular pieces. A grand time is expected. The public is cordially invited. Stokes t Bro., beg, respectfully, to call the attention of the ladies to their foil stock of Finest Fancy and Family Groceries and fruits, nuts and oanned goods. decl9-8t Try Diamond Oil—The safest and cheapest. Corner Whitehall and Mitchell streets. dec20dtf It' Japanese Cocoa Sticks made for the first time in Atlanta, at Block’s Can dy Factory, No. 75 Broad street. Broken Candy 20 cents per pound. Chocolate Caramels every Wednesday.— Freeh Candies of all kinds kept constant ly on hand. nov25 WdiT Atmore’s Mince Meat, at decl9-8t Stokes, k Bro. I0u Go to McBride k Co.'s before you bay your Christmas and Bridal Presents. Their stores are furnished with tbe cheapest and most beautiful in the city. dec20dtf Diamond Oil.—Do not endanger your lives and property by nsing danger ous oils. Go to the corner of Whitehall and Mitchell streets aud get Diamond Oil It is endorsed and recommended by tbe “ Board of Underwriters” aud by tbe United States Government; is the safest and cheapest oil in use. dec'JOdtf tide Dollar Stores—Fifty Cents Stobes *—Do not send off orders for Vases and Dolls, Cups, or any other fan cy article. McBride A Co. have large lots just from auction. dec20dtf Xem ^boertisemente. EXSEMANS, Clothiers and Tailors, Local & Business Notices tkiP Beautiful beyond description- the Dolls, Vases, Toilet Sets, China Sets, Knives, Ac., at McBride A Co.’s, bought at auction. They are the cheapest in tho city. dec20dtf At Reduced Prices.—I will sell my entire stock of Ladies’ and Misses' Furs, at greatly reduced prices. Partita wish ing these articles would do well to call on e at No. 40 Whitehall street. dec20dot John M. Holkrook. The Weekly Sun, an 8-pago paper, is sued every Wednesday. $2 per year single copy, 5 cents. Fob Rent.—A splendid Store Room in Odd Fellows’ building, on Ma rietta street. Apply to R. P. S. Kimbro A Co., No. G Decatur street, Atlanta, Go. dec23-Gt BtspSlightly Tarnished Silver Ware, good ns ever, from boat makers, at and. below cost, at McBride A Co.'s. doc20dtf m. New London Layer Raisins, Leg horn Citron, New Currants, Jellies, Fla vouring Extracts, and Finest English Spices, at decl9-8t Stokes A Bro. All our goods ore warranted to be tbe very best, and at Broad street prices. 86k. Rupture.—Why will you suffer from Rupture, when you can have Relief and Cure. Throw away your disagreea ble Trusses, aud coll on Drs. Rowe A Taber, Capitol Building, Atlanta, Ga. declOdtf STERLING SILVER-WARE. SHARP & FLOYD, No. 33 Wliitelinll Street, Specialty, Sterling Silver-Ware, Special attention 1* requested to the n«*f new and clef ant piece* aianuAte* fared expressly to oar order the past year, aad quite recently completed. Alh unusually attractive assortment of novelties In Money Silver, eased for Wedding and Holiday presents, of n medium and expensive character. The lloacc xve represent manufacture on an unparalleled seals, employ lug on Sterling Silver-Ware alone over Une Hundred skilled hands, the most accom plished talent la Designing, gad tho beet Labor ■ saving Machinery, enabling them to produce works of the highest ehnraeter, at prices Ulf APPROACI1JCD by any competition. Oar stock at pres ent U the largest aad most varied this aide of Philadelphia. Am cxnmlnatlea of oar stock aad prices will guarantee oar sates. OUR HOUSE USE ONLY BHI PISH STERLING. — tion of the cit izen* of Atlanta and the State of Goar- •bill city. Our stock we have purchased *t the lowest figure* for cash, and in consequence will be able to aeU at tho very .lowest price*. The par and quality from $0 stock of fall over fine, an e also make to for customers from the aim ere*, Cheviot, Mel. any other kind of goods tie* may desire, lamploi to $60 coat* order which can be Y which for style, quality, dura- ^ 66 bllity. and price, cannot be 6U White turpi seed any where in fur- White hall nishing g oods. You will find hall street all the latest at all time* roent to *e All that we kind will ex ■took before elaewhe re, Bured they and win of cloth youths of t fail to bo well selected, i decll.tf e 1 ties, and street • full rssort- lect from desire is that want of gents* fur- goods of any pur chasing wfn* a n d m o ney 6 6 Whitehall re b ui ldlng] ken particu* in the eelec- our fall to* stock ing for all ages and guardiaus can pleased with our i, and fashion! Professional Cards. THOS. M. HOPKINS, Attorney A Counsellor at Low, BRUNSWICK. GA. WlU pmctloe in the Brunswick, Aliapsha, tad Southern Circuits. octU-lm WM. U. STEPHENS, ATTOHNEY AT LAW, CUWTOBDVILLE, GA. B. L TII1F4TUC,, LAWSON a FITZPATRICK, Attorneys at Law, KATONTON, CA- Will nrsetlee la the Ocmulge* Circuit and Su preme Court. Prompt attention given to Collections VS. The Junior refers, by permission, to Hon. A. U. Stephens, Hon. P. B. Robinson, Hon. A. Re—e, Hon. L Stephen*. oott8-lm J. MADISON CUTTS, Attorney 1 Counsellor at Law ROOM 8 MAY BUILDING, Cor. 7th and E Streets, WASHINGTON, D. O. AST Practices in all the Courts, before all Com missions, and in the Departments. octl7-lm ANDREW H- H. DAWSON. COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Offioe 231 Rroadway. Room 18, ore-tf. mw YOSK- JARED IRWIN WHITAKER. Attorney at Law, W ATLANTA. GEORGIA. TILL PRACTICE IN THE SEVERAL COURTS, oct30-2m j. faiiifax McLaughlin, Attorney is Counsellor at Can), *0. 0 St r»ul Street, BALTIMORE, MD. P ROMPT attention given to 8 onthsrn business, the collection of claims, Ac., in Baltimoie. B. R. Freeman, ComiuifeMioiici* oi Dcodw, FOR SIXTEEN STATES. 89* Office with the Secretary of State at tq Ogital no>lS-.tm The National Chill and AGUE TONIC. A Certain Cure I No Mistalxo S J WILL SEND A TWO-OUNOE BOTTLE OF THE above medicine (which la enough for any case) with full directions, free of charge, on receipt of 75 eta., from any one ordering it; and will, also, send the formula for this valuable preparation to any address on receipt of $2.00 H. NEE80N. M. D., Druggist Crawfordville, ~ (IFOlUilA—IWIas (nuntv. 1 >OSTPONKD SHERIFF'S SALE.—’ JL the first Tuesday lu January, before the Court House door at Douulasville, Douglas county, Ga., within tbe legal hours of stie, lot of land No. 618, 18th District. 2d section, originally Cherokee, now Douglas county, Georgia. Sold to ratify execution obtained rta Justice Court, in favor of A. Baker, against W. 8. k B. T. Tucker. Kl Briit U Co. ToHercba-nts Fancy Goods i Christ mas and HOLIDAY TRADE A AT I.n.TIEjrSE tJTi'OICE OF Dolls, Vases, Toilet Sets, Tea Sets, Bureau Sets, Motto Cups, AND SAUCERS, &c., JIIST BECE1VED AT McBride & Go’s. decl3td J. C. JAMES. D. 8. GEORGIA—'rauaraano County. JL largest circulation in this county, of any papei published in Georgia, notice is hereby given that all advertisementa lor the Ordinary’s Office, and Clerk of the Huperior Court of ea»d county, will hereafter be published in that paper. decC-dCtAwlt King’s Mountain MILITARY SCHOOL, YORKVILLE, 8. C eud ou the 30th a ment. LIS KM AN A BRO. Atlanta Rea 1 Estate! 8100,000! I HAVE ON SALE, FOR CASH. MORE THAN One Hnmlrwl Thousand Dollars Worth of Atlonta Real Estate. First-class Stores, Dwellings, Cottages, and lerons tniimp: * ■“**-• *- gia have marki Atlanta properl several hundre vineyards, gard Capitalists seeking Investments, and those desiring s in or near the city, will pies decl3d&w2m 125.00 Saved 1 *26.00 Saved! TRICES AND TERMS OF WILSON SHUTTLE Sewing Machines. •xarxKD nnttcash. $10 in no. $6 ra no. No. 6, Plain Table $ 45 $ 66 $60. half-ease, pin bx 60 60 66. do fan’y 66 66 70. WARRANTED FIVE YEARS RY WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO W. H. GRIFFIN. Gen. Agent,’ 32 Peachtree Street, Atlanta. Ga. Liquors ! Liquors ! BUY YOUR Ales, Wines I Liquors! AT KENNY’S Chicago Al© Depot A HID Wlioloamlc Liquor IIoumc. I*V hare a Large Assortment of all kinds orciquORS, which wiU be sold at the .Host Reason able Terms. acptU-Sm SAVE YOUR MONEY BY PATRONIZING CUIOUNG HIGH SCHOOL. Board, $8 to $14 30 per month. Tnltlan, $1 30 to |1 per month. T HE curriculum embrace* a thorough College oonrse—German, Book-Keeping. Music, Paint ing, Drawing. Ac. The next term opens first Monday '1 January. 1872. For particulars addraas JA8. U. VINCENT. Principal. declJ-wlm Camming, Ga Chapel Hill High School, Cktpri Hill, Douglas Co., L’ft. F. M. DUNGaN, A. lJ., Principal. mn KXKBdHEB OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL X BEGIN JANUARY $, 1872. a the 1st of February, and Turks—For School Expenses. 1. e.. Tuition, Botrd, Washing, Fuel, Lights, Books, Stationery, Ac., $139, payable in advance. declS-wtillstFeb Principal Ofllcc 101 W. Fifth Street, CINCINNATI. OHIO. 1 he only Reliable Gilt Distribution in the country $60,000 00 ! tJT FJL WfJlB IE GIFTS! lo be distributed in L. D. SINE’S 163rd REGULAR MONTHLY GIFT ENTERPRISE, To be drawn Monday, Feb. 19th, 1872. TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF *5,000 Kach in Greenbacks! Two PrliM *1,000ft . Five Prizes *500 g l Greenbacks ! Ten Prizes *100 a I One Horae and Buggy, with 8ilver mounted harness, worth $600. One fine-toned Rosewood Piauo, worth $500. Ten Family Sewiug Machines, worth $100 each I Fire Heavy Cased Gold Hunting Watches and Heavy Gold Chains, worth $300 each ! Five Gold American Hunting Watches, worth $129 each! Ten Ladies’Gold Huutiug Watches, worth $100 each ! 800 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches (in all.) worth from $20 to $300 each. Ladies’ Gold Loontinc Chains, Gunt’s Gold Vest ’ Chains, Solid and Double Plated Silver Table and Teaspoons, Photograph Alboms, Jewelry, Ac., Ac., Ac. W'holt -Cumber of GUIs 6,000 ! Tickets Limited, to 60,000! AGENTS WANTED TO BELL TICKETS, To whom Liberal Premiums will be paid. Single Tickets $1 ; 8tx Tickets $8 ; Twelve Tickets $10 ; Twenty-five Tickets $20. Circulars containing a full list of prises, a descrip tion of the manner of drawing, and other informa tion in reference to the Distribution, will be sent to any one ordering them. AU letters must address- ATLAS WHISKIES. . HR UNRIVALLED POPULARITY ATTAI A by these fine Whiskies is dne to their Perfect Purity, Uniformt quali ty, Medical Character, and at the same time to their ExcellfRoe m • Uencral Beverage. ‘DOLLAR STORES,” “Fifty-Oent Stores,” — AND — Merchants Generally! H'lll Consult their Interest by Examining onr Stock Before Sending oil their Orders. We buy E"ery I Peek at Auc tion and can OFEER BAB- GAIATS. O 1^ x> n AND XlioHe about to Bogin HOUSEKEEPING! CAN FIND THE Largest and Cheapest Jioruugu ASAi.1 A D AI, Specially racommead* ran and highly improv Sold by all ftrst-ciaaajt ■d*d for all purposes for which ©d Whiskies era used, sud [Grocers, Druggists, end deal “■L _ to thFtrade. Send for the •Atlas Price List,” aad be pleased to being ACTUAL DISTILLXB8, dinner sets, TEA SETS, CHAMBER SETS, VINE CUT-CLASS WARE, ENORAVED CLASS WANE, CASTORS, SPOONS, FORKS, NAPKIN RINGS, WAITERS, TEA TRAYS, CANDLESTICKS LAMPS, PASLOR MIRRORS. CHANDELIERS, KNIVES * SOISSORS. tffi- Kvred ter often tbe South. Hotels, Restaurants and sa loons Fitted np on Reasonable Terms, in Splendid Style. Christmhs Holiday and Bri dal Presents ta endless eariely- McBride & Co. We have constantly on hand a very tone and supe rior eraottmeot of PURE RYE. WHEAT, BOURBON and MALT WHIRRIES, of diffcraat as well as la - - — great tndi IKIES, of diflsraatagas, in which. • regular Atlas Whtokiea. we offer ito. Atooou had a largo I stock of tha beat known makes of RYE WBISKIE8, I LMAIS It CO.. 39 South Gay Street, Baltimore, Md. decM-aodkwfim A Partner Wanted. WANTED. A FABTIKB. WITB A CASH CAPITAL OP W.000, T. >«. —»» . km Imtmd n . First - Class Drug Store. ■Ur. now ms „UAIH1i»I. .-VI dotnZ