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<l!)c QUiwcftk’. r -i-—ig- ♦ MARIETTA, - * - APRIB2S. Our cFty has been more than ordinarily lively the present week. and is beginning to wear ’'something like its Summer appearance. Mi th the arrival of soldiers for Camp Smyrna, the frequent military meetings, organizing companies, the rattle of drum and tile, and the many mditai y flappings to be seen, we are beginning to feel somewhat war like, •—«es3 ♦ • ♦ ♦ giJ— ■■■' • Preparing lor May Parties. We hear of arrangements being made for several pleasure parties, with the advent of the month of flowers. The Cadets of trie 31 litary Institute an nounce a May Party for the 33, at. Institute Hall. Miss Sanges’school go pleasuring, with the parents and friends of her pupils, the same day, and others, no doubt, will follow RUit. M e wish them all a merry time. «r- -Q —— County Mee ing. At a Electing of the citizens of Marietta on the 19th inst., it was unanimously resolved that the citizens of Cobb County be requested to meet ar the'Court House on Saturday, the 2731 instant.— The meeting is a most important one, the object being an earnest effort to organize one or more vol unteer companies for the Confederate army, and to guarantee the means for rendering prompt ami es ficient service. Several patriotic gentlemen have made liberal offers towards organizing a d equip ping companies. Many others, wo doubt not, wifi . respond in the same spirit—weshall nee the n.ilita-’ ry feeling aroused—hundreds of the hardy sons of Old Cobb will enter the ranks, ami vindicate her from the charge of indifference to the car.re in behalf of which so many patriotic Southerners arc already doing battle. —— i b- e ♦ affrm'. • —— Tile J\» ct at. CU.ific ii.ia. The Mercury tin Is that the fl t Ch. .:•- leston is commando I by Capt. Gillis, L T . ;’. Navy, and that it can muster a 1 wee of about 2000 mea. and that about 1,000 arc picked trmps. t’ci-.iisg in A ;-Ji ;l.,sus. The Napoleon Planter, speaking 1 tun probabd ity of Lincoln stationing troops in A; mins is to , attack Mississippi from the rod of that btate, rniys. . “Should they attempt to land in N qmleon, or in t Desha county, our citizens w»ll fatten the c.ith n from M mphis to New Orleans w.'h limit Ambi tion carcases.” - . •rx2 ♦ • -- Ble< ting of Co.i^i'• • i * .u o '. . It is rumored that President Line In ha m ent a private Secretary to Chicago, for t >e pn.q.ose of a.-- • ‘certaining if suitable arrangements can ho mod-! Tor the assembling of ( mgre-s thereon th • mirth ■of July next. ft'.T’The merchants us New Orleans are quite patriotic. Many of them hearing of the wishes of clerks to enlist, in the sr-rvi of th a < fimfe lent • States, inf>r:ne 1 them that t! ir s;i’:f,e. w. a; 1 be continued an 1 their places ic-orxi 1 for t'miii m their return. A large pr.c-iy lma-e f ; ’.m 1 four of its employees for i’ens.wo’a on the h '.i. coitditien?. —wg.. TJjvy.. The Grund Jury in S’-■ '■ i at Atl.ci a. passed a resolution on the 16 h, rceonna * i ting an organization of at least one bun ire 1 middle tried men, who will form a company awl arm th, mse.; . ■ with double barreled gnus, and keep always <;: ■ hand at least twenty-five rounds of buckshot or b 11 cartridge, ready for the city. The Montgomery Mid mys “C<>l. T. J Finnic has arrival here from Menip'.i'e. ;nl. : the War Department two \ m u ere >n> am s now organized an 1 re id v for id ■ .. reg ,m. be organized-’’ • « - It is said that ten Tish regim‘nt ,in :!••> Abdi tion States have uffere 1 their servio.. to Pi • 1.-ut Dav is. gfcr „ ''he M intgoinorv Cons, ieratinn i!-*s that Gen. W. B. Bate, of I'enm'ssee, Ims . lore 1 : > th ; Pre si Imt a Bit illi >n of bravo I'e i:m.s mis, wh" I arc ready to go to war at once in >1 t'-ii -e of mir cherished rights. Tin* President has n .’epwd t* o offer. ’ i - -<£**——- The stu leiit’j <>t Lum ik n L:iw S/h<' ■! u A held a meeting on (lie 12'h iiist., <>;•.;• nol t: mu selves into a mditnty company, and r> I t > tender their services to G >v. l.< own. in toe e\ at of a necessity, to mu ch at li i. command t > what ever point may he re.pi.n d. Toe iim - . t ? Comnany is “ Lampkin Law S ho 1 (ah ■. Saurivl J. Humphri- s nns eh'i' ii Cap .tin. _ ■■■» A.. The directors of t’d■ niph s y ' road have instructed the Pi -.bat t > t >• -t free of charge over the real all troops and tn ti.Hu* ' f war for the use <>*, the Con ■ t ,»,■ > and to convey the i il< rmati nt’; ■ ' • ■ t nt Montgomery. I onium < ;>-< <•» ■ ' »ni!...v. !•< • The Republicans in V> iu : < the vol respondent <>i tiie N* wXu k I 'yn; ■■ 1 tire already canvassing where the c qim; « l t e \ : i ■ .• !,■’ i•v i- t bo after 1 up U ashiu.rt mt > ,loffe s m D.n < It e U n Republicans, it say-, w irmly > pp rt •»> >, t ‘urn. .. 1O" Knx' o M ■ is iiiUirtncd by a pr 'ate e. .p.r b. e.i . o • • that a number <>( Ke itu -k ms Ir ’a ' ' • v \ diy a: ■ Cincinnati market, and dnvea to tiu r wa>t i' T!,e C —» •«>— Ki 11 a.*kx» 1 »i.< i j Bail > 2i •• ar.xrj. Cot’.vr.iv. Aprl --L t’ ' e • atr»n:i<>t-. lias List nrr vel ere. Il Ohio, on >ai •rI i v n: 1 ' ’ ' four «»‘cl >ck. a. m. in his la ■ m. Il ' I’esti . ; was R.ehm 'ii l, but a. «e ... .os . > ■ nine hours ft n» the time he le t < e’e .’..i <*4UW d'*wii in I num Ihs'tnt. > • 'a . la- Z a* .Huplinshtsf a , uruvy ot t"e ve li.md e. hi . O'- lie bri gs Giui.mr.i pipers >t >.it,r. : iv uw.-.i i g •v'Otlining t tic. sc! > • tei.di i L'pit re, Metier from Belli core. The foil >wing letter, the writer of which is well known to the citizens of Marietta, wms bunded to ns fur publieation by Dr. G W. Cleland. It. was addressed to his mother, Mrs. S. E. fenaw, <>l out ; city, and will be read with interest oy many of his former companions and ol I friends. Baltimore, Thursday 18th. Mother, De vr : I h ive n >t w irke 1 tins evening. I went, to the shop afier dinner, an 1 heard that the P-nn'vlvania \ danteers would come in at half past one : so I went to the <lep >t, to see them. There were ah'tit four hundred of them ; only about one hundre I ha 1 gons : the others will be fitrnisliel iii Washington City. On! but it. male my heart ache, t-> see them marching through a S e.ifhem City: but I bad to boar it 1. hero is oreat excitement in this place. I thmk M iry land has gone for the Union. G >v. Hicks will soon is sue his Proelain ition calling for four regiments for Abraham Linc dm I don’t know whether, lie will get them or no. The greater part of the Bed men have gme for Line du. I was a Beu man, but I won! 1 see him, and his whole party, at the of thef. .1. before 1 w mid li _dit. for him. Th mgh I am liable to be called <>nt as a militia man, f r you km-w 1 am a Marylander imw, I commenced this letter to let von know what I am going to do. I am going up to the ro mi the S m.tlie m \ ob.inteers. b -night, and commence drilling. They have no ' guns, but I uni g’iug to tel) the Commander, to count me in for certain; and that whe i he wants me.i to go to Virginia, in-t call on me, and I will be ready. I can’t stand i ily by a.id see Southern soil invaved by X mti'.er iers, and my w >r cry shall be victory or <leath. 11l never leg a N ’ftherner t > spare my life .vo help me God I was bitteily oppose ! to secession ; I. thought it best to stay in the Union and demand our rights : but the deed is done, and 1 will stand by the S<m h, through weal .or w ic, Virginia, has rmt seceded yet; it she has, I we .have not heard it, hut as s on as she does, the S mtheincrs will have to rally by tn m.-amls-, t > i heat hack the Northern hordes, and if I can possi- j bly get there, lam going. 1 would like very much 10 see yon <:!l, before I volunteer: if 1 d ‘ii’t, tln-o it is hardly pm!.able that I will ever see you in this world’—but 1 guess it can’t be, for money i- | scarce, and it you nave any, I tlrink it the b« st-plan i to hnld on to it, tor I guess you will need every cent y.ui can g r y,, u; - bands mi. If 1d > go. yui will have the m dancholy pleasure of kn >wing that lam fightii ; for tlm I. )nor of th ■ S -uth. That is a go >d cail.-m to die in—think ymi not so ? 1 s.-v mjaiicholy. for I k". wit will be so. I have tliioi Mjt over it fir the ia -t three months Ikn pi it would scare me b idh to march up to the mouth ’ of a camion in b.itfh*, lint I kno’iv that it my dn‘‘/ ; cal-i m*' ihei'p, J van go. It. is impossible, t a m’ . to I'-ok d inger i i the face, ami "■ ( be Irig'i'.ened. f.r 1 :>.m not easily < xcite 1, and if a mm keeps cook i don't sc l .' b.ow he can be otherwise iha:i hdgnteii ed ; alihoug.’ Rime men w -.ibL.’t <>wn up to it.- ■ I dm’, know when 1 will go ; maybe n it at all, but if I go, I don’t think it will b ) very l-mg bes -re I , s’ari. There are th Hi-irib out ul etuplojmcat m I this city, eaused by tin- crisis. Your tidWonn''' son, EM Mr'.!' C SHAW. J' IgU «>f T«-‘ lu Y.irli. AVe received, on yes! rdoy. the annexed let ter from an o' 1 i'rieiid : Neiv Ya::, Aprd I•, /'< zr X7,' ■—Th-’ re go ol terror Inis e num tnee i ; 3 (■. I)■ • f Black pap p FB *ll Hltt'd when the lull ot Fort Sum er was pro daiim-d—| ‘•.'ivii-it has fallen, and tiicNorth is unit.-d !’’ As 1n i v -..'rite, w L.in a him.lre 1 y.ir is of ttie . ;-.:i num.■!!' • mob is stiil increasing in front -d tilt- /y Jf-off > !'i • A demand has been made j t>; .ci the id" i, Mr. II ' f to h is! flic stars an I ! r',m>s. If -rt at has p rem• ■ ori!y re used. In f.ie | iir.-t. pl i ‘c h-‘ m*v< r lie I a flag, and it lie Lal one . he would no* ho st it “ 1 u compiii.-i The . /’i : e .same building; aid I think ip-m >b has been irv’iisc I l.v Hi’i >■■-at oi' t :ie if 1 .t; ran <■ll of (a* Wind -w.— 1 T e Meti .it'-a P- ’ . evi ■< no d nos.-nm t c'ithe m b. Timv h.id ml■■ <, a few days a ; ' Item i’ic Govern or, ar Alb.tnv, t•> arre-t nil " -n.-s- | or lmly per.su .s” si mpathi dug with the Smith.--' I have i it be ■i ai s'e.l yet Perhaps mv h.I 11 ;l prudom-e h I ■.• i m/pr .te.-tio i. I ,dii el i-.d.- j have h--eo dm ;;e 1 :<> the nuinoa ho iscs. li iven r. ■ ami kimes • 1 dow if .r ci, r g ihe.r opi’ in [ a * irn-t , i.ci ■ ion n,,.i civil war. h ne.-c have bcni . ;i c, ra’lv, mW. ;"'rs at ho < Is, Ac. Ia n p t r 'ng mv h uist* in order, an I s’-a'l s.ihi ■ “.Make ,f tiirt dust ofmy t.'ct.’’ A?. Me eha'o ; m -at ui Panlipni, or no neWam ■ ei,-C. Truly, A■. A. | Tin in l ell’ ;'.r-'.' c >m■irim ai’e lin the abive let- ' tm- wdl b' n >tel by ail *'str a iger.s or pn q>le ol ’ the South” will m.iy visit New \ r:<. j (' <.;SZ.< . .'d.m .■’i.-'t’. I True it .>•! »■ ivc. Ti the firm, qui-'t an 1 molest way, which i- II S - ,v:i, G m. W. G. if I • l og ymter.l tv appr. aeliC 1 (i v. I l.iri is aal si .1. •’ Mr, wliate'.-ir 1 Laie aa < i, .< ivim my- 'if. 1 n vv tc ch r t > you.” J Jin O- er:on sn.< t>t♦ »e Governor. “ check on 1 r -., t ext •■ : m mv < ••.ue, t > upii-d I the !'. mor Jr Tenure.” ' „ • j p., M ■■ I iv-) ■!:, ■- f A ... i m cm. pres on sto '> m. ].p A , , tim it - re-,-n -.live ir'in W ini iinsoii c iin tv. i.. ; . L . ■ : . ■ 1 who is now raising a .’o'np.mv I ~- V'-s -.laimc to 1. . 'ulu, a tme bio l-.'u hrnse. I iic-i' the men " 1 ' are at mco t o -m i ri ‘iits ■!' i’miiir ■ ■ ‘ el h r rel.a ic<' i i t.m- s ol to. to- , ■;.! v.l dis Ono of l-e n isimrilir. miih m of intriguing p Tlici.im*. w!i --ndvi-e in ■’ -n- n- a < i <L'h n rn'ite de.uy, until tUO C :emv Ii •<■ itered i mir terrlt > y. p ; „ O.• u -a j ...cmHii" of dll irs. G-- ;. 11 ir i'c gis v. .. Ii in i Is ot t:i ills eids 1 liars, ai dL' .• I ir_p' -t nto. k firm -r in i . :m- -- s•» a.l : ,c;e is n > Lett tin the >at" of Amer: -a. | H persmiai s. v <cs la the S,.de " ill u. -» be in s. 4e. Wl.-aTe -co ha- Slirh ’."V >* ' 1 Wis as th*'-' enmmes mer in: ? - .Vi-’m ( l i* A < Ha. a t U. l> :V rem c Th > Was’ingt ■■ S'ires mvs the are file lin ' • ingto nII C T.i and aha t I app- e.i. l ons (or . ..lev Under Lincoln. Timrc are s lid to I e al.-*, a gicut manv , Ik ... fr in ilm (Loeinm-.nt ... ■ nw t.ml'in IheTre.'niy D '.mtm 'J _ ’!_> Lffe:- caev i-sc,newh.it c .m -'.c < t.t ■<. T L \x. -The M itg-m -v.' ?r *'f th” |s s iv- "We are n’ea-c it- ,■ >m •it - ) gr. .>t I\s been the demon l> -r the '•>." : M I ...u -l , . j v ... ,< r ;■' . t it *'•■' P- - i t has < ac ; ; ».■'.■•■ ‘ . . .... vc mil.i-n t )t . re t os iw •<> i a a•• q.-:s ag 'i iodicst o O pe i• ' ' »'<• j* ' iem** in fie s'a’'':’"y i ■nr v:g s ■ ■ . / t: : - m t shnk-' (Fiom the Adanta Intelli<jencer New Orleans, April 23.—A large meeting of the free colored p-pidarion was held to-day, when tiiey resolved to tender their services to the Gov ermn, for the defence of the State. A meeting has been called for t'-night to devise means to dear the ciiy of Alioliiionists. The steamer Cababa arrived from Ilavanna with dates of the 18. h inst. Ttie reduction of Fort Sumter caused great extitement in that city. Near ly an entire suspension of I usine.-s followed. There are several vessels of War at Key H est, Fla. Mobile, April 231.—Sales of Cotton to-day -100 bales at 11 cts. Market nominal, demand irregu lar. Cairo, El., April 20.—bmiglas’ dispatch has an nihilate! tao secession feeling in Southern Illi nois. SpRtX3ri2LD; 111., April 20.—The six Illinois regiments are full. Double the number required have been offered. Baltimore.—Armed men are moving along by Mie directions of the Mayor, ami Gov. Hicks has notified tlie President that no more troops can pass through Baltimore unless they fight their way.—J The President replies that no more troops will I e : brmight through provided they are uiimolestedly allowed to pass around Baltimore. I'n il ade Lrn i a .—Tli e Massachusetts reg i men t has gone to Washington by the steamer Key Stone State. Tae G ivcrnment has taken possession of the Baltimore road Tim Delaware State arms are in possession of tlie Secessioni:-ts. Tim Governor of Delaware has not responded to the requisl im; < f the President and will not. Al-’-an-iiH State Convention. Fayettville, Are., April 20.—The Arkansas St ito C>i ■•) i.i > i i<j or litl to ro-assemblo on the Gdi ol - M.iy. St. Joseph. Mo.. April 2‘L—A secession flag was I'ufurted and earric 1 through the r-troets bv a moun’e 1 c in-'any, and was subsequently raise! in Market S juare with nt disturbance amid en ttnisi m and excitement. Secession sentiments I.VDEPENnr.xi'Z. 31 >.. A;>ril 29.—The arms and ammuiiiri >n at the arsenal at Li'iorty have been given up, having been se z-'l bv t ie Missourians. T m‘o is atim n mis ' seeessi m meeting. Thon si-mis are present’ from (be adjoining counties of 3i'ssoiiri ami Kansas. Prominent places are displaying secession Rags. ! c'.i ■'>■' ;>,'. o , >-.o / / Courier. Montgomery, Ala., April 22.—. Matters at Fort I Pic’:- n ; are reported as statu quo. Lively times may !>■' expect -d s->on at Pensacola. I is ritiii’.re3 that n-verai fights have taken place at S . Louis, .Hiss mri, bmween the Native Ameri cans an 1 a portion of the German population, in c.-msequenco of :bo latter endeavoring to reinforce th ■ torts. l ie (.’.ibi-pg his hem in sos-i m all day. Some thing imp irtaiit is transpiring. II .r.t’E’.is' Ferry. April 20.—At a quarter past 10 o'clock to night the United States soldiers a Harpers' Ilnirv tied from the G viunment build ings, after setting tli' ni on fire. This was done when l > ViM’inia t: ps were here. Ttie Unite 1 , Suites -1 1 ers crossed .he bri Igo into Maryland in | great haste. Fl.-in the At’.c.ia Into’Fg •neer. A'iigivi i !•'a'.lj- V.G Ji.' l, I'icitu >xn. April 22.—Tiie wh In S ate is arming . f ■'• the conflict. We wdl Lave <me hundred th u find mm iti tie field in ten days. We are not ii; want of tmv s ddiers fr.-m the S m:h. Want we du •.va.it is arms a:. I a thofoiigli organization. The State is fully aroused. • .• , : o •• -fi <a :■ »Ii st s O i M m l.iy tii i • mowing dispatch w.i.s received at A'laota: (.) . < nuirirc.] I' il tfoi-p* and 16 citizens were k i.e! ami SOI* tr <>; a lafieii | : i-om i s, at the recent at B.illinmti'. lue 7lh Regmient went! tnr ai ,oi after the i'mat. I T.m cm z ms ■! B i U nwe have gb, en or iers to the I G -.erii -r ii *t t" permit any mme iro ps to pass ‘ through, iiti'ler p<‘ "I Lemg litmg. There are 2h.m't) Ft deud u <■< p.- at the Susque i haimi trying to cress. , I'm* G verimr of N irth Car dina has received t in>ta ■I ti ■<■ •.r iu he i.c in’ •■■:s <>l tie L 'gisiainre. t ■ de. l ire ’lm S-ate out ot rt,,- L and ho hue j ■ la- •■>.- lingtv. N rill Uar.dimi is im longer in j the U -mm ‘ , I I,v v ,-ol.s wore blown up at Na; lx by the j Ft iei-.ti tr. t .-. All (pi c: at Fort Picken’. Ai.iaxy. April 19 ■ -v. 31-wgan sent .a mess-! :ig.t> li l.‘ i- ti. -ui t;m f’.-es idout’s proela ■ i1 ■ - -■ ly i. ■ i the i islaturu to, i w.t >ot de.ay. c nt'r « n Lin the i 'Wer to cm-i b ,’iv an i cq’i.p me mdt.irv f rpuoij defence. * c Airxix:>'H'. 3 x., April 21.—C :. R. E. Loe, ! b.i-iun’iimi'r Man y and Co.mini i -r,, p Fonest’ I nereso < .minio lnre F >iTest tms been up- ■ •.,;:•■ i c.’i.i.a ii I r of Nav-d f.rc-* "t A .rgiuia. i . Lee i i be c mma i ler of Virginia f Fit-.-. II n. J- b lb m; son, h.te Secretary ■ . f iin- I iieri r at t m Govern.neat at Wasaingto i, . -. we s V e ,t -a•d. <■ triimmdtw thousand d.,1-j i.n.s to the unitary of Oxford, 3Ls.s. j*- ,'.I. .-x K?.. i bey are actively recruit ;• g riioa , •■- lm* t.'i • s .Utiieri'. army. Lmeoln ■ t ail-oa KmitL .-i fi rail. no i liiev rtiu-e. Davis .- I. .... r an ,e- : f ■ <«» O— s V T. >v xrt. : i”. g • I' l ime, in New Y 's. ..- ’. . a mil. on d ...n -tv aid the Gov. . C, v !' v 1 is re.i-i _* r. h-.ig.idc in South-western 3 .rgo..a. : ’.r wi » .;e ■ ••. I ■ . ■ -states that Cl. Jack Alien, a t . ■ .t -t ' >ll er, i- f rmmg a r«?g- imvnt w -h w ill -t ir: in a few .y- a--,-t ti.e nivn of the S >utn in t.*’? struggle flrx* their uourty nt. 1 their honor. W I’ IH'Oni'Y. li. A liAMDXLL. HUGHEY & RANDALL“ House, S gjs aiul ih ciwaiive Painters, OrtAIjNTERS. Glaziers and Paper Hangers, ALSO IVorkct'S in Fresco and Landscape Faintirp All work iiCatly executed with promptness, and at verv reasonaidc prices. Instrue ion given in Landscape Fainting ons liberal terms. REFERENCES: JOS. R TUCKER, | HAMMETT 4 GROVES. A S. lO.X’SOMTO.V, i W. A. I i-AZER. Shop in second story of N. B. Green s new build ing, near 11m court house. St. James’ Institute. For Yoimg Ladio.-. On ihe EISJ.NS L3SCT-, Rector and s tl Teacher of (’Lr's'L-m Lxidcncesand Ethics. Ji. I'. <3B? E Piincipal. V. ML 111 Ajfa.l-?, Assistant. lURHOIF. V. KI. 'leather of Moderr i Lan tin ages. E. 71. EDWARD!, Instructor in Vo cd and Instrumental Music. Um School yeai cousi-tn of ten months, with a short vacation in midsummer, and a long one at Chrhtmas. The next session will commence JFebruaiy -i, and end July 26. There will lie an examination at the end of each term, not open evcept to the parents and friends of; ilic pupils, and toinxdted guests. Parents. Guardi ns. I and trends are r quested to visit the Institute rt any time. A strict daily record is kept of each pupil’s conduct and scholarship ; and at the end of the month, a re port is sent home to the parent or guardian. The pnnct'i d attendance at the beginning, and thrnugl’.imt theses ion. is of the highest canseqiiem-c. No allowance can be made for absence except in the I ca.-e of p.'utri'Cted illness. 'i he range of Studies pursued is divided into a IT.IMAitY UOUItSE, r 11EPAK.ITO RY COURSE. First Form and Second Fenn, and an ACADEMIC COUi S '. First f>rm. second form and third form- Carculars containinz pai ticularsof this arrangement in tabular order furnished on application. Modern and Ancient l.angu g. s, Music, Drawing, &c . taught at any stage of either course, as may be Jesirid. Terms es TuHc-a by (he KlezUh : Primary Course, s*2 501 Elementary “ •. 3 00 I Academic “ Ordinary English Branches <] 00 “ Higher “ •• and An-ivnt Languages 5 ()0 t rench ami other Modem Languages. 2 00 31mi - Instrumental—l’iano, Our m or Guitar 5 00 V-cal, Hi her Art, 5 00 Classing 2 01) Drawing, 3 00 • Bills for tuition from tlie time < f entrance to the end of the Session payab c in Apr 1 ai d October. Boar l <an leoLtair cd in good f milits at easona l,le rates. Application may be made to the Principal, or to Jt A Tot EJ IL jL Rector. 31: lie, J; li. 26, 1' 61. and STAPI.S Dl‘y Goods, szzons, KOOEI-.S ISA TS, CAI’S, C’lLia :iud <3lsish Ware, 15 AK© WAKE, Fa m a 3 y O s* oc e rips, Sii’J lh'ry Le<dhflr, Fabrics, &c., &c. IE Subscriber has pi-t received and xviil keep Is. constantlv good selections in the above branches of trade mid will sc3 at Fj oTV Pl'iC'S. TEII 31 S CASH! ianO’CO D. M. YOUKG. hjik'l) Gotos | We have a commission to purchase two or e good FRESH MILCH COWS. Those with young calves • lef rrcd. Apply to apiilb-2( DESMEAD <t WItIGTTT. CQ S 3 © © >3l AND Provision Store. L. C. McI.ELW, Northwest corner of the Pabl e Square, Has just received and is now opening- the lai g-st stock ever brought, to this umiket, coin sitting of Flour, Corn, Bacon Sides, Haras, Lard, Sugars, Molasses, &C., &C , &C., &C., &c. Hi- stock this v< ar w.!l be ftil’y equal to the nat tv of tics tna.ket. Aptil 3-ts. i IF YUU . ANT OF THE jK -kl E* 32 ES ,_a =3 C 73 S 3" 2ZLTZ Family or Patent 23“ B E B I C 1 It E S .JS t of the day, call or Fend your oiders to IIAM3IE IT & niar7 North side I’m Ito Square. r- W . T . MOOK E, PASIIIOXABLE TAILOR ’ Marietta, Georgia. \V nrLD rP ' ,f " ll i ’>‘ bnn she citizens cf Mari ' • a n 1 vicinity tint he is permam ntly loca n in tin- < >v. xvi.fi/Im inteals ’carriinc on »»*e T o;■ :g !’■.-i*i*’:— n all its e■ r tin nt-.in tut latfc-t an ‘ m-t improved st ie • ' h- nt. jn-l earne-tiy so li. ts a continuin'i-o that pa'mnage heretofore ex tcllde ’. to him. Sa-te IC’i »t: IV rrauted. 1 K "ms up .- a r- over Wade White s Grrcery, north sid* of Public Square. Kb 22 1861 AII>UELJAN KO US. AB.TIU jLJEJb UF qAY Ul-iH. B. T. BAB BITT’S PUBB BEflt&littM. TB'ISTj 68 1 31 anufact med frm., common '’alt and I’u' v Qg Cream T a tar. V hen used in P>read. Cake, or Biscuit, it turns to iras, (like ’hut from a and ladt !•; ol S.-da Watxr.) and r .-mains dormant and in tiie donsih until it is set in the oven. «hen tiie heat causes the gas to escape 70 through tiie dough while baking 'The tO Bread, Cake, or Uisiuit is not only very light, but perfectly wholesome. Where this Yeast is Used yoiu will rcqnlr ■ one quarter t!ie unmuijt of shortening used with < r dnary Yeast It may also he used so 68 Ba k wheat Cakes. Johnny Cake-, and nil GS kinds of Pastry. 'lhis Yeast is put up on ix in one-pound cans. r.iih'clieckere'i l ibel bbu | White ai+d Bint —110 other is c,vnuine~ Le irt/z e of imiMio/is. 70 B. T. Bal>llift’s Pure Coiicen- 70 trated otasli. Warranto'! double the strength of common Potash, and superior to any Saponifier in market. p-;t up in cans of lib. 2 i s. filbs. OS 611’S. and I2li>s, with full direc ions for inn 63 king Hard a d Soft Soap One pc»und will ma’ e futeen gallons of Soft Soap. No time and is req died. Consumers xvif fiud this the an *i cheapest Potash in mnrkct. 70 B. T. Babbitt’s Medicinal Sal- 70 c rat us. A perfectly p’*re and wholesome article, tree from all deleterious matter, so prepared th t. s the circiilir accompanying ilieSal- Qg eratus will diow. noti ing remains in the Qg bread when baked but common Salt. Water and Flour. Put up n- atly in papers, Hb, and Jib, and Jib. * and B. T. Babbitt’s Concentrated i 70 Soft Soap. One Box costing One Dollar will make 40 gallons rs h nd si nne Soft Soap by ,‘.imply adding boiling water B. T. Babbitt’s Concentrated 68 Sal Sodix. G 8 , A new article exclusively for the South.— . IV ’ K Sal Soda or Washing '-odzi cannot be Pent S iith i tiyjng warm wca'her. r.s it de iques kq (■<■)< ormriiH. I d ;, y Out the wate and put 70 * v up the Sal Soda in Ilb p ipers, ••warranted to stand the warmest climate ” Om* |x>und is equal to four pounds of ordinary Sal So da or Washing Soda-consequently ii is much cheap; r - the dealer save*. 65 ]ier ct q An the freight. a> he does not have t;> pay no f.eigbt on water. ' Ask youi Stoic).coper for B. r i’. Bab* itt’s pn( , Coneeuh’ati d Sal Soda, in one-pound pa- nll( j ; ers. .. pa B. T. Babbitt’s Soap for Fam b° ; ily Use. 0 Ono ponwl of this Soap is equal so three pounds <f ordinary Family So p the pound will make tkive gallons of h mdsomc P o f 'o*.t Soap It will remove paint preas'e. p q Uo tar and tarns ot all k nds. It will not in- DO jure the fabric : on tiie contrary, it pre- , serves it. It will w.i<h in liar) or s ift wa- > <incl ter But little lilior is required xvliere thii Soap is used. Machinists and l.'rintets wi 1 7 n find this Soap sup ior to an;, thing in inar- h*o f, t. If x'O'r Storekeeper <!<>es not keep the aliove go< ds. send S 5 by mdi and 1 will send ap u Rage ol either articli". or an as ■ sorted box containing a part of each aiti etc. as you may direct. Send the name < po x our I’ost. ofiici'. also the State and Coi.Zih co n w ii'h you resi le, with directions to. shipping. Address i EJ. r tj'. E2A SUsi-2 £t T.', and 61, C 6, 68,70, 72 & 74 Wadiintgon St , A'. Y 7() A liberal discmflit to Storekeepers. 70 The above articles of !’>. F. Babbitt for sale by MAi : I<LEY X’ JOYXEi>*. DrugiristP. t, Cobb (.’Olisity. WiiereasMilledge D. Whitlock applies to m lor let'crs of gnardi ins'iip over Hie p™ s >ns ami p operty of George G Albert ¥., ati’l Janies l‘. Leake, orphans cf Willktr.i Leake,* late of Son h Carolina, dec-a-v.d. 31 ese are therefi» e t> cite and rcq'iirc all per ons concerned to be an I appear at mv office by the fir>t Mond x' in May m xt, to show cause (if any they have) xxhy said left- rs should n d be. granted tlie ap plicant. Given under my band at office, this Iktli of JL'irch. 1861. J\’O G CAMPBELT.. Ordinary. 'i'WO MONTHS after ditc applicition will be nude i to the Or lin ny of Cherokee county tor leive to sell the inn 1 and negroes I cl>n-io ' to the estate of Wilburn T I’. tree, late of said countv dc-eised April 8. It6l. JOHN t EInEE. Jlvs7’ GI J, GVA 'Gt OKGECOU zV /’ Y: i 1,1. pc f ns having dem nds against WiTmtnT. /A I’etree ia’e o' b J I CO i itv. dei’ei-ed, are noti.iel to present t cm to the undersizne Lproperly attested, within the time piesiribed by law; aid those indebt ed to sai I estate uro requested to m ike immediate payment. JOHN I’lzi Ivl-B, UUDJ I, upH 11. IPGI. . gvJJ7Jgv7i, j'K-kek.s go. NOTICE is hereby 1 given to al! persons having de mand- against Albeit bailee! t, lateof s‘id county, deceased. to present th. m to nr properly made out, . wi bin lhe lime pre ribc! ' v law. -.oas Io show 1 heir character and amount. And all persons indebted to sai : dereised are Leo bv req-iied to rn ik- imtn diate paimei t. "’ll• ' ' \-M H. PADGEIT. .Adm r. ,\ia;< h 4 -12 !.<)'. f ' 1 I'AINIEIT. Adm x. VOTH idTwo months after date application A will be made to th Court of Ordimify of Cobb ,-onntv fm l-ive Io sed the lands Ik longing to thv -s --toe <>f loli >t<:«ard. deeeisel, lor the Hncft <4 ... hcl a alid ctodllois es s tid deceased I bis .Iptil 1, lsG t‘ JOHN GANN, Adm - de bonis inn. ‘ with tb“ w » annexed Administrator s Sale A GBl E Vt<» an <»nlrr *> tbc (h’<linarv < >f C net- A okc- -omity. will be sol before th- Court Hou-e d, or in lhe town of C it.ton. on th- fir-t I ues (t.iv of immnext. wi bin the l. -d hoars m sale, la t ot t ami No. 417. in the b'-th I list, ict of the L. I hec- Hnn A -o a irk-lv vming nezm woman Ermees. a.. 1 h-r sm kntf child : and a G’Hm. sold as th- l.rope.rv < i Elizal-th 11..>. fHe I. ■■ 1,111.01 JUISSOS, ( ■' “ AprJ 9. I'6l • . nr WCHKtN iUS after dn'e anpl; -di m will be. ma ?e i to the o.dinarv of ‘ her e cmintv C> r leave to sell the latid | w Jonrm r to th-estate ui So.omoa Lout moi 1 .tc cf Mid C ’■’■’i de.ea. o _ u ’ J. J. A. biIARP, Ad ainutratof. April 8. 1866. Notice t<> Tax-I’ay er*. rir’HG Pooh- of the ( ity 1 .< I. ceiver are now open f.w r - eivi rt tax returns lor thecitv of Muiiet ta m I will rennin open until the first < f June. a , ,i ]1- .t ■’ C. BIIOW'N, C T. n. is 11 I J'-sT F z —a kt Gt White Fish and Trott _ GB.AE BUThEB