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^ .V mmmARBEIB ■ & BUT30ER Importers and Heavy Dealers in ' • • ..i v. i.-'i \> " ENGLISH AsND B EG-leavo to roiurn^isnlcB'to their friends rv^d^ugtpmorn/for .tlie kiiHl A iVhtl lib^ral m^ , > , tranago horoloforo received at thoir iiajidk, and to,iiiform tbcm thut. tJ»oir ' , ; M6tO tll8Lli T OWE PRIZE to HikRBWAKE; reet, Borne, Gai ■WErjfl of tlio patronage of our PROMrT FAYINtS ahd IS NOW COMPLETE, and will bo found equal in extent and variety, (if not in norelly,) to any in Home, and notwithstanding wo keep constantly on hand - . . a large stock of FAMILY' GROCERIES. ’ ' To Whom our G.-od« «ro for aalo at tho iOtVEST FIG : WE SHALL REQUIRE CASH SETTLEMENTS, The First Days -of July and January. We . expect to sell for MUCH SHORTER PROFITS than heretofore, and shall expect prompt pay. x <yjLhtxx. We pledge ourselves to sell as low as any house in Borne S. NORTON & SON. &OME, QA^ 'Dic. 21, 1859.-^3^ TUCK ER & GREAT SOUTHERN PHOTOIiRATMC AND asbrotype ART, 'M ? VISITORS, AND WK. ARE READY FOR liotographib Portraituro all in itsbrunuhes, from GALLERY iVT OPEN FOR itsi- RECEPTION 0 p6rform«hco df nil .work portalnlng to llcst Mincaturo to Lifo-SizD. •oUia .Sail particular attention to our Ivorytvpoa, ai wo aro confidont that wo havo.on- gagad the only Artist Id'tbia'country whose experience makos. him onpablo of painting this MOST BEAUTIFUL Style of Ploturo in Us perfection. One of: the Largost and Finest collections si Photographic PAINTINGS in. the world, on exhibition, FREE, to Tisiten.. ■ Wo hare engaged fop, the season, the best corps of ^ - ^ - portrait painters prices a* low as those at the best Northern UalTt Tucker & Perkin’s Celebrated Amhrotypes, TAKEN AS USUAL. 250fc,l-\>r the benefit uf tho MCtfTKlili'LO UN.ICtNhAr- " • , , „ _ .CADEHY,br Jasper ct).,.Ga.* ' - Authorized by Special Act of Legislature. ; ** •* ' - ttlfteaSTjri^eV' ’ ' ' _ iL r /%-nrrri rmVFTn every .two Tickets. McKinney & eo., Managers. CAPITAL "RRIZE ' $60,000. feB_Ticltcts only (ilO. ■ ' id'Ei' ’ 33 SS . OUR STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY ■"sr goo IS NOT'.EXCELLED, BY ANY IN CI1ER0KEK 8U0. ladies! silk dress goods, OR VARIOUS QUALITIES, AND THE LAiTBST STYI.ES. • OUR ST'dCK OF • ■ merino, Jiuipi ©ashmei WORSTED DRESS GOODS, CANNOT BE EXOELLlkv BY ANY HOUSE THIS SIRE OF AUGUSTA: WE Halves, Quarters and Eeighths in proportion. to RE drawn EACH SATURDAY In JAN., 1861. In the City of Savannah, Georgia CLASS 53, to be !Drawn Jan., 7 CLASS 54, to bo Drawn “.. 14th, CLASS 55, to be Drawn “ 21st, CLASS 55, to bo Drawn “ 28tb, Magnificent Scheme, niZF.B. PRI7.KR. ALSO HA VE A Handsome lot of Dress Trimmings. • Our Stock ofLndios* and Mfasos, Mon'and Boys, and Childrens BOOTS, SBIOE8 MD WAITERS,. .will bp/found radro extensive in STYLE and VARIETY than any in the city. Wo arc __ confined to any ouo Manufacturer, •' The whole boundless' uni verso is - burs/’ from which to seloct our Stock'; Ladies and Misses Velvet, Silk, and Cloth MANTILLAS and CLOAKS, of tho latest. PARIS STYLE—From $5 00 to $100. Gentlemen’s, Boy’s and Youth’s CLOTHING, QUALITIES; ALL OF TIIE CHAEPEST AND BEST STYLES AND WHICH WE WILL SELL 'OHBAF VESUT To the trade from a distance, atul Equally Clictip to our neighbors and friends. Bcpt28tf.] GEO. S. BLACK, JNO. M. BLOUNT, JNO. S. CAMERON. NEW FIRM. Us & Sumter, HAVING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER FOR MANUFACTURING AND IMPORTING ALL KINDS AND STYLE OF CABINET rpiIE manufacturing of all« I of$Q0,000 is $00,000 1 of 20,000 is 20,000 lof 10,000 Is 10,000 lof 5,000 is 5,000 I of 4,000 is 4,000 1 of 3,000 is 13,000 1 of S,000. is . 2,000 lof 1,500 is '1,501) • lof 5 of 1000 are $5;if0 10 of 500 aro 6,Ot6 2 of 400 aro 800 2 of , 300 aro 600 2 of 2(G)' aro 400 50.of‘ 150 Are f,6(}0 100 of 100 aro 10,000 10O'of. 05 aro 0,10. 85 aro 8,500 TERMS.—Tho Eclectic is issued on the ilrst^ of every month. Efadi number contains 144 j ' fOtdvn' prt’geSy 1 oh. line paper, neatly! (Stitched* dn~groen • cj .Srirttfo: :Tbb t\volv< voftniicstof 000;pages “"^and-embeUishnjonts. ’ cpyC^B, with portraits by\ Ivo rittiijbsrs comprise tlirooj geseuou, with titles, index-1 Tbo pos-^ tageis brilv tlivcO cents a-number, prepaid at ^ the office oi ‘delivery. The January number J for '60 cents,.any other for 12 cents, sent postage stamps. 575 W. II. BID WELL, -No. 5 Beckman streot, N.Y. jan 3*a-t* r _ THE Saturday Evening Post, 1,100 is 1,100 100 of APPOXIMATION PRIZES. P1U7.KS. • - . . l’H|ZI3., , 4 of $200 app'x’ip, to $60,000 are 800. 4 of 150 app’x mg to, 20,000 are 600 4 of 125 app'x'inj,-to 10,00.0 aro '500 4 of 100 app’x’ing to 5,000 ure . .400 8 of _ 80•app’x’ing to 4,000 aro 040 8 of ‘C0.appVing.to 3,000 aro 480 8 of '50 apjVx’i'ng to . 2^000 aro.. 400 8 of 40 app’x’ing tff 1,500 are 320 400 of 20 app’x’ing to 100 are 8,000 25.000 8 200,000 Still Greater Inducement*!—A Chancd to _Obtaiu T>VO Handsome Stccii Engravings. [ A Bca\it[pul Engraving aho as a Premiums/ every Subscriber!! FICTION, NEWS, HUMOR, AGRICUlvf TURK, THE MARKETS, Ac., Ac., Ac. T IIE Proprietors of tho SATURDAY ' EVENING POST—“the oldstaml best. t>l tUo.Wi*eklios”~have the plcnsuro to un~ uouueo to the rcadiug public, that they have , made ftn exclusive engagement with an Au-' thor whoso.powerful stories have of late at tracted great attention j abd that they will open thd. year I860 with a novelet, written e.r]>rc8styfdr thd POST,' called The Earl’s Daughters, us By flw Author bf ‘"rttE' kjod COURTS FARM,;', "THE .ROOK," tho HESTER IIALLIWELL” Sturius, "THE SIX GREY POWDERS," ‘/THE DIAMOND BltAAC- -LET// Ac., Ac. 25,828 Prizes, amounting to' $366,040 CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at tho following rates, which is thd risk: Certificates of Packagcs.of 40 Wholotlckcta'$60 « « “ . It) Half “ 80 “ u i ( lOQuor.. il 15 « » « 10Eighth if. t 7.50 In ordering Tickets or Cortillcates, enclose the money to our address for the tickets or dered, on receipt of which they .will bo for warded by first mail. Purchasers,can have tickets ending' in any figure they may .desig nate. The list, of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing. • Notich to ConHi-.sv.QxnK.HTS.—Thoso who prefer not atmUing money bv mall, win use the Express Companies, whoroby money for Tickets, in eunis of TenDollars nnrl upwards, can bo seut us at oar risk, and expense, frou any tsity where thero is au Express Olilco.— The monon and ordrr must bo on«:los.*il in j Government Post OflicA Stamped Envelope or tho Express Cempanios cannot roeervi them. , All comraunicntions strictly confidontial. Address ordors.for Tickets or Certificates to jan6 McKINNEY a CO., Savaunuh. Ga, Geat Artistic Attraction Two Splendid Elates. Imperial Court of France. itOYAii'F.VMILy OF ENGLAND. STOCK, CHE MI CALS, A ND MATERIALS ( E - furnished to the trade at yohbL PH.10HS. -marEi-w: Ltfo dito'"PhotoWfalpttli 1 'PSVtrnil. made from .mall DaguerMtvpea and Amhrotyjics. ‘.8. B.-.Ddi i P«rohfot * dirtanoo from Augusta, and desiring a Picture copied, will please tyddreu, by mail or Express with a description of tho color of tho hhir, eyes, , c., do., of the original; and wo will return it to them by Express or ollienvlso, ,* toast injury, with a beautifully colored. Photograph copy of any size they may fine asiortmeaf of Storosooplo Pictures and instrumonts for solo; at Nil W YORK PRICES. • * • FUI5.NITURS3, ■ siies-uifixiylBsof SASlFand BLINDS, , I &c., and also tire business of UNDERTAKERS. Tfnviiig un Extensive Shop and Machinery WEraD-WRST QUALITY OF MATERIAL, WE ARE READY TO MANUFACTURE LARGELY, All articles in our line, and to fill ull orders at tho shortest notice. MR. SUMTElt, has beau long'known in this coniimmity, as a^flrst claim MECHANIC, cun thoroforo, warrant ull. articles mode by us. Wo shall bo uble to ' ' Supply the surrounding Country with Sash, Blinds, and Furniture, nt very, reasonable prices. Wo cordially invitu all tho citizens of. tho.country to our’Wnro Room, Furniture Store and Manufactory, both on Broad St.. Rome, Ga/, FINE BURIAL CASES always .on bund, and ovory quality,of COFFINS iriado at} soon asruquired, CHARLES W, MILLS. * july27,ly. Hi*l f rtrcKER & Perkin’s ItlAMFACTORY, IS NOW IN FULt OPERATION 4 k| S Xl l.C. Every'dliaription of Oval and Spuare Rosewood and Gilt Frames, made to order, at NE W F%??Frame£e-dHded and made to look as well as when thoy were new. at VERY LOW TBS. Orders from Wuntiy Dealers Solicited. ' " RATES. - Orders from counuy Dealers solicited. AfJ t BE ARPEN^ Ag c hb for Tucker A Porkins, in Roqic, Ga. dcc7—lm I: G i-1 Br Ari-.icox!, J ; W. RHODES HILL, W. R. HERNDON. COX, HILL & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, PEACH-TREE STREET, ATLANTA, GA, tmod fa copartnership as above, no aro prepared to exhibit an " stock of groceries, >which aro offered to ca.h and abort timo, prompt paying cuatomcrs nt very low iigurea 'Our facilitie. for puruhaaing and a perfect knowledge of the wanta of the public, t we con guarantee entire eatiafaction, in every particular, w. of; tho nrtioloa now in atoreand to Arrive; Ba&s Java Coffee, 10 “ Old Government Coffee, . J00 jujBox’ Tobacco, 50 bis. crushed andBrown Sugar, S00 Bagjs-Rio.CoffeiB.. : 400Kegs of Nails, 300 Box candles, 1000 V Snuff 200 bis Boo’d Whisky, The Eclectic Magazine FO*U JANUARY, i860, Will be EmboUiahcd with TWO'"Splendid Plates * • .J.’TUt) Empress Eugenie and the Eight I.atiies uf Her Court. 0 Beautiful 1‘ortraiii if 0 Boautirul Ladies. • 2 Quoth Vietoriu, Prince Alborf, and tin Uhildrt n of tho Tioyal Fatnily. The-'artistic enibeijishmi’iita and Rio literary attraallom of the number 4iro intended to be match Other brilliant gems of art will follow. Hi: iutundcil t'» please the urtietiu eye and ghitl fy the taste of all lovers of choice reading.. ready for Delivery dec. ijth. JAMES M. SUMTER W. X i)lJOKER, Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in CABINET FURNITURE, In this story/prvittou expressly for THE’ POST, this powerful writer’s genius has bud powerful . o fall -scope afforded it; and' wo aro aid(TTo statu—luvving vend it in manuscript, lb already in hand—that it will niuka ii’ftonsa- •un* 1 ' lion, unless wo aro greatly mistaken, us w ,,« of the most powerful and interestimr stories , ever published. ’ b To enable those unacquainted with THE POST to judge of iho richness and variety .»f its general contents, wo may siato that during tho past year we’ have published novelets. Stories, poems, esmys. Ac,, from the puiu of tho following gifted authors: G. 1\ It. James, Charles Dickons, Alfreil Tennysbn, Charles lleade, II. W. Longfellow? Charles Maekay, Wilkie Collins, Hr. (J. wl Holmes, T. S. Arthur, Author of ••THH SCOUT,” Ac., Alexander Dumas. John (fj Whittier, Owori Memideth, V. Bui] Author of “Fcstus,” Lieut. Hu Ilqwitt, Author of “Tho Bod Author of “Form of Four Greenwood, Miss Pnrdoc, 1 Aiuolia B. Edwards, Emma A1 thor of the “Ebony Casket Dennison, Fanny M. Ray mm Isa Craig, Miss Martineau. : The POST does not confine il^elf. however, In works of tho imngiiiution, as so m.mv Weeklies now do.' 1c generally devotes u fair qi'irtiou of its ample fpnee to the News of.tlm Week, Foreign and Domestic, to Letters fr.rni Paris, to an Agricultural Department, to Hank Note and Stock LLts, and t<» a Weekly and Accurate' Price Current of ihq I'roduce Mavl.eU, Ac., Ac. . P. J. Bailey); J abershatn, MnryVl id, Ni M. A^fl a lVgrf*.. TKRiUS—ENGRAVINGS. HAMILTON'S TWO UliWSaf NIAG ARA FALLS—n couple ul hanifialnu nml large-sized Steel-Engravings—the retail price Uieii is FIVE DQLL^VRS- bled to Club with THE POST »» ing remarkably 1 liberal terms. Wo also dub with thosewell knm !y Maguzines, Arthtir’s IIome Magi Godovs Lady's Bo.k.^ U.eiqt tin the folio tint take eh o’ Due r eii .us. »p,V of tli.; Portt,. u* copy of the Post and n Engravings uf Niagara Falls, 3.00 Jtt A T BESS E S. COTTAGE CHAIRS On Broad Street, Rome, Georgia. JNVITE8 tlio Public, and the Ludiqs particularly, to visit bis Ware dtoom»# whoro he bos a large supply of Rosewood, Parlor and Chamber Furniture, Mahogany, Walnut, and Imitation Furniture, From tho best spring Seat Sofa,' to tho commonest article in use. Also un assortment of. ItlntrcsscH, TucUcr’trPatcnt Sphng Bed j Couches, Lounges, Sideboards, Safes. All kinds of Furnituro with dispatch, and neatly repaired. Thankful for tho very jib oral patronage heretofore extended to him, he hopes, by cWo at tention and good work, to merit a contiuuancc of the same. 7jrrn^^ZSSSS9 CABINET SHOP on,Howard St., near tho Etowah.House, whoro Fur- nitumhi ntanufacturdd and ropalrijd. Work warranted to give satisfactjonB Bills of over 50 Dollars Retailed at wholosalo pricos-T-and great bargain. for CA8H, xm D. J. HOODS. & BRO., FOB FEBRUARY,; ISliO. Two Splendid Plates ARE IN PREPARATION. Wo invite the attention of nil I he lovers of choice reading to Tlio Eclectic; list rich awl varied contents, and its • beautiful ciubullhh- monts.. , 1 The Eclectic as a Monthly Magazin6; of 114 pages or more,‘doubto;’ columns, bus no superior in literacy merit or artistic oinhel- iishmerit. 2. ltti lciterproed is made up of the Jhoioest articles, selected from; 7 British Qiiartorics and 0 British Monthlies. It aims to give the cruam of all. • 3; The Eclectic, in ouo ycar^cijuah jhprin ted matter any three entire British Quarte- rios. Tho prieo 6f ihcni is S7. Tlio 'price of The Eclectic for the sumo is only $5, while tho prints in Tho Eclectic - are worth alone §5 more. .. 4. The variety, rjehnes*, and affluence of The Eclectic articles in all, the departmenU of literature and pupular. science, both lu st ructivo and entertaining, stamp it ns the Irnst Magazino published. So tho Press and eminent men say, in all parts of the land. 5. Evoiy .uupiber of Tho Eclectic fa splcn didly embcUishod with oneor mord'portraitr or prints. 18 fine Stool Plates, and 100 Por traits urid FaecB.in t850—worth more alone than the prieo of'the work. 6. The Eclectic has adaulred an establish ed character tls a standard work among litera ry room, It finds a place in many libraries.. From* lion. Edward Everett.—Boston. Sept. 30th, 1850.—“I concur in,the highly favora ble opinions of The Kelcctic Magiwino-wliicU have been expressed by many eminent per sons and in several leudiugjournals. I have rend it for throo years;-nrid find its con ton ts judiciously selected, bo<os to present a great variety of instructive and interesting matter; and afibrd a,fair spocimon of tbo current lit,- onituro'of the’day.—“EAward Everett,” From Noblo Butler? Lbuisvill, Ky.—“Tho Ecloctlo ^Magazine is one of tho best guests that can bainvited into the family, ltsiii- iluonca must bo good on ovory member. It is really morn useful than would be the soven British Quarterlies, aucl the pine monthlies, tbo 'cream* of which it gives. It Is. the sumo thing ns if wo took tho whole of these peri odicals, and employed n gentleman bf taetp 15,00 One copy of the Post nn l Arthur’s Homo Magazine, ;i.uw Oneof tire J*i#st uiul one of (noddy's Lady Book, 3,50 CLUBS’. 2.COPIES Of TH J4 post. $3,00 4 (and one of tin en gravings to goiter up '©1‘ Club,) 5.00 8 “ (mw.l out* copy extra, ..or both Engravings to ' getter up of Club.) 10,00 13' (aud one copy ex tra, nr both Engra vings lo getter nji Chib.) 20 “ Undone copy extra, or both Engravings to getter up of Ciub,( ‘J( 30 “ (niul one eopv ex tra. and both Engra vings to getter up of Club.) ;:(! I School Teachers :i only $1 your. The Itlddlo and P pnrtinent renders THE POST p acceptable to the latter’class. A BEAUTIFUL PREMIUH. * A largo anti beautiful Engraving on steel, 17 by 22 ir.ehes, called “TilE SPEARING LIKENESS,” will bo sent to every subscriber to “THE.POST" ftnv 1.801), who hlmll .-did. in addition to bis subscription, tlu sum of l wen ty-fiyc cents, to pay tlio expense of j •‘ h «’l>..rgod : rtieularly messy and other ohoioe Brandies, 10 Brandy, Old* and Soft, from private at ’ , 600 Saeka Salf: ; 4 100 Bx’s State and EngJitihRarry Cheese. . And any quantity of.Soi*,‘Starch, PloklM.-GnUap., 8»uce«, Pre«crrcl, Frail., Cordial., „Ox,UrfyMMxal*l> BanUnMrBae)iai.iBroam>, Tulw, Churn., Ao., to orMoli attention is in vited. Awaiting juar aomns»nd»,:tu}d (dir»y«*t yoar «ervlo«,, ' ocll».tt We.r*Be.p«tftai,,- ABE NOW RECEIVING A COX, HILL A CO. •-Ti tvLv-c-;- l TO RENT.! InthUvi- to Veiseb. NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER DRY a a O D s SHOES,'BOOTS, HATS, CAPS, READY MADE CLOTHING,.&.C * “ attention of. tlioir friondB nni’ ‘ ' mailing, Ac., Ac. The re.tall prkvof ’tbi graving is FburDolluvs ! It. a Hem ’ 1». 8.—The Postage will U pre-pui.l tbo Engravings. Address, DEAtON APKTEBSt. ' 'Ne. 132'SbtithThird St., Pbilude! ^^..Sninplc Copies of the P..H sen when requester. ~®S. TO EDITORS—Editors who give tlio I ah ova one inmiion, oiveondonsc the material portions pt’,it for their edit-rial columns, shall bo entitled to an exchange and acopyjof.j Tho Speaking Likeness,” by sending Tho Speaking Likeness,” by sending us-a arkod copy of ilic paper coutainin g the ud- ertisement or notice. Gas -Lights! Gas Lights f. >1 Gas made from Common PIMIi W OOD ! Thif gcnornlly.— oUthey •poao to sell.. . -. Very low for Gash or Ito Prompt Paying Buyers. An examination of our Stock is earnestly solicited. nprilO. to read them all over, ami select fh£ best foi* our qww poraual/ 4 From theUouy Judge Lumpkin, Athens, GV.— W I have been a constant reader of The Eclectic for many years. Whether iuslray tion orVntertainmoiit ho tho object, the selec tions of iff.articles, In fay humble judgment, aro uncqualcd. The engravings alone are worth the price of sub«cripH6n. w From tho Hon. Judgo Longotroot, Presi- dont of $outlt Carolina Collogo.—“I have long boon a reader of The Eclectic Magazine, nriafogard U us unsurpassed by nuy work of tho kiud in oue country for vnlunblo reading. Thh eomfaonlTutloifs of tho Press are many,, and •generous. . A-.. A\1 luvera of choice reading ami btffiuttful art-por.iroits and engravings nro invited to RQuef tholr.orders for the oomjpg yoar. Encli now subscriber to tho vrojk, or , any norson who eemlo a ifew tiatrio with tlio pay in nd- vancei^WlN'ho culilfad-to a cjioieo (if either of two boautlfal prolnltim prints, Worth $260 canh. s, No Intelligent family, oyotmng Indy or young gontltmah, should bb without the geuo of art and tho troasurcs ol’ lltcratur > found in Tbo Helvetic. \y.,u. MAarr.t, & co„ Builders. Iff - Gas Apparatus for making Gas from Wood. T HE subscribers aro now prepared to build and furnish Gass Apparatus fur cittc8> villages,tqwns,.public and private building on short notice, Gas made from common pine wood is cheap er'urid better than any other light kuo^| from nnothe’r source. Persons wishing to seo tho Wood Works iu opporatiou, can hoo them at Gri NiubuDou A Go’s., Go), llammoiid’s Ware’s in Athons, Ga. ‘ and Steam flu 'X©.-AU kjnds djpo to order. All kinds t kinds of Gas and Steam flit constantly on hand, tor lighting and hoT purposes. Orders scut through tho Post. Offlco, i orwiso, will ho punctually attended ter. Romp, Ga. W. if. MAUlLfc A ( . , .J,.*. sops, WM. 11. M.VOlLlLt ’ nov3t) r ly. ‘ C. W. IiANGWORTHI PitorKssou of TvWlA N 0, Oiiti. Guitar and Vocal Muoio, HOME, GA, HUg3.1y,