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Georgia U inc.
Airs T. Stephens has presented us vm’ ! a
bottle of Georgia wine made by herself, from
grapes grown on the farm of Mr. Stephens
adjacent to Marietta We do not profess to
be judges of the article, buf.it is pronounced
by those who are, to be of excellent quality.
May Day.
The anniversary called together at the In
stitute Hall a large number of the young la
dies of Marietta with Cadets oi the Institute
and invited guests. The occasion was mark
ed by crowning a Queen of May, with suit
able addresses and a social evening party.
Miss Sanges’ School.
The pupils of Miss Sanges’ School celebra
ted the first of May by addresses at the Court
House and a picnic at Connell s Hall. The
children, most of them quitcjyoung, acquitted
themselves, as we undersand, very well, and
all passed oil pleasantly.
The Virginia Delegates.
We learn that the Virginia Delegates to
Congress at Montgomery passed through At
lanta on yesterday morning. They were call
ed upon and made stirring addresses. Vir
ginia now occupies a noble and commanding
position.
Cobb Mountaineers.
The Cobb Mountaineers, James I’. Cooper
Captain, went yesterday into encampment
one and a half miles from Maiietta, near the
Seceders’ Church, where they will remain for
purpose of drill till called into service.
Provision Supply.
The Southern press is urging the impor
tance of a large provision crop. This should
not be neglected. Georgia is now well sup
plied. It should be kept so by every avail
able means. The W. &A. 11. Road for eight
consecutive weeks brought from Chattanooga
from one hundred to one hundred fifty car
loads of provisions per day. AV e have thus
from eighty to a hundred millions pounds oi
food brought into the State in two months
time. Making all proper allowances for the
portion carried through Georgia and there is
now left an enormous quantity ol imported
Bacon,Corn,Flour, &c remaining. And to this
the large quantity remaining from our own
crops and with ordinary prudence and the
blessing of heaven there will be no scarcity.
The Wheat harvest will commence in a very
few weeks, and if no disaster befals it, there
will be a most abundant one. But our (ar
mors should use every available means to a l 1
to the production of provisions of every kind
for their own consumption, the v tints oi tin n
neighbors and the, supply of our soldiers and
their families.
Advice to Volunteers. — Hou to V/' pare
for the Campaign. — A writer, who signs him
self “An Old Soldier,” gives thefollovvii g ad
vice to young soldiers :
1. Remember that in a campaign more
men die from sickness than by the bul
let.
2. Line your blankets niith one thivkne a
of brown drilling. This adds but four ounces
in weight, and doubles the warmth.
3. Buy a small India rubber blanket (only
sl. 50) to lay on the ground or to throw over
your shoulders when oh guard duty dining
a rain storm. Most of the eastern tr<> >ps are
provided with these. Straw to lie on is m t
always to be had.
4. The best military hat in use is the light
colored soft felt: the crown being sufficiently
high to allow space for air over the brain.
You can fasten it up as a continental in '.. A
weather, or turn it down when it is wet or
very sunny.
5. Let your beard grow, so as to | mteet the
throat and lungs.
G. Keep your entire person clear. tb’r pre
vents fevers und bowel complaints in warn
climates. Wash your body each a; ,it ] s
siblo. Avoid strong e 41' o and. oily meat.
Gen. Scott said that the too li«o use oi
these (together with neglect in keepii the
skin clean) cost many a soldi r his lite in
Mexico.
7. Asuddencbeck of persp.rati oi ' y
or night air often causes fever and • atm
When thus exposed do r.ot f<-r.v .r
ket.
t’rinn tkc .t< i'<i /,ih . .
New Orleans, May -Lol \an 1‘
with eight hundred I'ex ms capture i < :
hundred Federal troops und r M j fillo-,
who were at Indianola.and .. temp > ' to e
- in two sailing vessels.
Van Dorn went after them in three -mi i
ers, an I shortly after, their rou e s -a\\. r ly
was cut off by a steamer tr a Gao -t ~
withone hundred a.. . twenty in. a a m .:■■*
pieces of Artillery.
Maj. Sibley surrendered, faced: rs
on parole. The arms were turned ever t
Col. Van Dorn.
The men were allowe 1 either to in
Confederate States Army, , r take an oath,
not to serve against it.
Banks of Augusta have n r i to unite
with the banks oi Sava- ..th t‘i :: latp ar t
the S at-- f•. .
teu per eent. ci their capital.
Killed eat.u. n are bei- . ". ' ; ■
Foundry” ui New Orleans. n:i4 it will -
be able to turn out th > sup. ;:. r
any quantity.
Barbaf.L u New Yviik.- tl. B. 1 am..-.-;
Esq., President of the R usk • f the ilet ,-.i .
f New Yvfk. and : r many x -. ■ resident
tvt A jS»3ES3SX^~'^7O r
of that city, lately resigned that office. Soon
after resignation he was waited on by a com
mittee of the citizens, and ordered to leave
the city by a specified short time.
It was Mr. Lamar’s desire and intention to
leave the city, and his resignation was with
reference to this, but the critical illness of
his wife —a fact that must have been known
to some of the mob—prevented an early re
moval.
He informed the mob committee that he
could not and would not leave at their orders,
and hero the matter' rested at our last ac
counts.
What a commentary on free speech,and free
action and the abuse which has been lavish
ed on the South by Phariasaic New York?—
Charleston Mercury.
Governor Hicks, of Mary [and, is in full
comm union,consultation and concert with Lin
coln and his Cabinet: he is known and
recognized in Washington as a trusted
member and agent of the Black Republican
party.
a’nr AilrcrtLcmctts.
1861. DRUGS Jtil'
MARKLEY & JOYNER
A NNOUNCE to their customers that they have
on hand a full and complete stock of
D R U; G S
AND
MEDICINES.
Oar present assortment of all the usual goods
kept in a Drug Store, is now offered at prices that
cannot fail to suit. Persons in want of any of the
following would do well to price them at our house:
Kerosene Burning Oil,
KEftOSENft LAMPS
from GO cts. to $3 75 each.
ALSO
Turpentine, Fluid, Candles,
Alcohol, Lard and Sperm Oils, Linseed Oil, White
Loads,
PAINTERS' COLORS,
Tutty, Window Glass, Druggists’ Vials,
I S ST UFFS,
<&c., «w., ■<■-.
Prescript lens carefully put up.
BiiSa tom
W’oil 1 £oI :• <?.**<«.
BED COEDS, PLOW LINES,
PAINTED BUCKETS & TUBS,
Cellar Buckets anl 'lu’x.
Well Biickats and heels',
Sieves and Riddles, Tea Kettles, Coffee Mil ,
Cotton Twine and Factory Thread, For sale by
Ma,.- 1, 1861 WM. ROOT SON.
Bi® iii cm.
Its Character Claims, &c.,
1 ■’ii---1. I'hc C • I s extensive
ami suitid to the char.; -ter and sphere of females.
. The IX.-iy'iae• t l ' tu illy maintain
cd. without severity, or harshness.
’i in ret. Tin> It.-. cf Tumen are m< derate and
the payment - ea.- v.
l otirth. llio buildings and Grounds. being
very n teil to
plea-ant and liealth'iil stu.iv and excr. i.-e.
I‘ifth. The l'i ill. ii al i.-, by l>:rth »nd education,
a G< i_-.au: all lii-tnM-t.- and symp.ati.i.- are
e ■■■ :allv Sou and 1 a ■ nur< bast 1 tl
property . under ti a’-. oe t • • - tl.epuip .f
ist luli.-uing a Southern letnalu -. mtuary, v.pml to
■ any other in < \i.-t. nee.
>ixth. The parents v'..> ■■ t'ie ; t •.:.••• r ■
here, may i‘-el n- un d li.at they :! be exempt
limmimii.il iutln. nee-; timt tie y will have ex
c. II ti<- social and >■■■ lb .i.jirii'..;.*; cat tier
‘ will r. ,-cive every atieuto it tu .:s-;.ry to lhej- im
prov mint and c- mb ri ; that they will be ci-n
d u ted regularly thr nigl a e ::r- of ai pi ■ l iate
■sttidii s auda' the end of tha car... w i 1 reec.'.e
diid a-i ertifi-ate sot t •• r t-dar-': . .
Vt et.th, cta- -. : >.iy . a ter at . . ; time and
will bo . - >r : fl ■m ti i:e • f i ■; e t-> th
i-l -e . f ti;e Se--i< .
Idighth. i e i'.'iiea'i’ is prip.: ’. :> t:’.k(
In ardors at m•■der.-v ee: .•>- and t> ass rd them
extra a hani ige.- f -r pr .-.curing thi :r >-:i.;!es.
’ ' !•’. r 1 arti. . .. ... a< .:i•
f. C< )PER, l , ;i:-..
M:. i tla. M.r _•. '.. :-■ •.
I
CHEESE.
J’l’ST received, a larg 1 h r of Er.-r.-h Dairy and
other Cheese, by GROVES o. Bl INER.
NUTS I
A L'.T ' E hd <■:' Alm • is, Fi’b. rts, Pcmn.
\ ... I : . ' : sh W., ■ ' • a Nuts and Rai-
sius. f.-r sale ■ y CRO \ I.s A BUT X.EK.
GL.'G.k'G’ZJ, (• ■ ' Ct.-ii .VI J.-
A DVt I > IS rr ATOR’S SALE.
><7 ILL be . Id, ■ n ti e first Tuesday tnJu’y
y V next, . ->-e the C . -.rt House dor in Mr.ri'
' i. : i- 1. ..’ . sos .-.lie. :y virtue cd
an > rJcr ft at:. C u»t i f Ordinary of sai s
c.: ty, v: ■ ■ -;. -> , a, r. : - IC , r -ue.a: - i u t
. .- . 1 for t.e b. -.t f.: : : . :ie:r
a- l‘ ere I:; -> if the e-mte es derer.iah Mi ;e.
dvi cs.-i d.
Tertas in., ’c hr.ewT. ■ n tl.e dav . f s .’e.
A; 1-M.ls 1. SA SANN AH M. 1: E, A-iin’x.
LIVE.AY STABLE NOTICE.’
4 LL persons hiring Horses, Buggies or Carri
kA., apes from the Livery Stable of the subscriber
arc notified that the CASH must be paid at the
time of hiring. As I have to pay Cash for feed fur
my stock, I cannot credit out from my stable.
I. N. HEGGIE.
Mrs. ISAACS,
FASHIONABLE MILLINER,
Con .nelly’s Iron Front Store,
White Hall, near Alabama Street
ATL ANTA, GEORG 1 A.
4 LARGE assortment of Bonnet?, Head
Dresses. Bertha Capes, Embroideries, Dress
Trimming's and Fancy Goo is constantly on hand.
IJoJintt.r macltffto bvtler at sliori notice.
Oct 5, ly.
NE W PA IN T S H OP.
THE undersigned having permanently located
in Marietta with a view of carrying on the
PAINTIN usines
in all its various departments, has taken the Room
over the Workshop ul W. It. McCown, on Decatur
Street.
He would respectfully cal! the attention of citi
izens and others to the same, and earnestly solicit
a liberal share of patronage.
,?>c~All work dime witlipromptness and dispatch.
Jan. IS, ly. I- K- HAYS.
WILLIAMS & M’LEAN,
MA L> lll’crs alHil Dc;liClS 2P- ’*■ 2 <1 O
Ifflffll, 15) M 0
MATKES'SES,
Looking-Glasses, Plates &c.
Pencil Tile Street,
Ae I a ssl a , Geo rgia.
April 20,
DRU G S
C ■ ■ • )
\ ■ '
I
MimMS!
. ...
11. M. HAMMETT. •’ T. CF.OVES I J».
Jlamm.oU - r Grove> ?
Wm. ROOT’S OLD STAND,
GEO.,
LD rc.-y< < t i. ly call the m tun o'
* V l’i v.- ii ia :-. Aim ■ :.,.i.ts, and the publi gen
erally, to tin ir lar uti lwe l selected stock ot
DRM
OIES, E-A.IETTS,
6.C,
embracing everyth!”;;' c..mpr 1 in jl e reg' mr
Drug Lusine s, vrnch t’mv ate > ■’ ;..in It ■ <•"
tin' mo.-t aj [ . ;> > ei'l term- lor
Cash cr Approved. Paper.
As our f- I'iiitii -f- r the pur ;se of g->-d* ar<
uncq'.lalkd, w<: oiler
(SEEA T IXPL'CEMEXTS
to 11 urebase'S.
Tn a 1 lition to .mr f t., !; . w me..':- <I, e
h ivi' a toll >r* .m rt ”t
IL’oirf'eiikiovv'-
FANC’Y Jv COMMON b’OAP£,
Tooth. Hair and Nail F ii-!i<-s, v.-’ ’• h w e .
dirret from the manu act <:■ ;?. AL”,
Stationery, Cutlery, Toys.
Cr-. kery, Gardea Sects, Field ; A la!
.-tuck ut
I-T RZD W -2A EE ;
su< has ir., II a . Ax- ■. Na .. -. " ho’. <■:’ .m
’ Purks, L> I‘ingL'. lb i Ware, Ac.
40.000 Pounds of Iron,
rnvnd everv t’.'.it: g else in ;'..c 1.1 e line. Givi a.- a
■ trial, .-ali-m ton a..:.. : ei.
mar I ly
FAMILY SUPPLIES
r| < '
FIN ROGER
Embracing every art 1 u«;:. .. Lpt i;> j”-.-
such as
MOL A S E S ANO Y RUE’-
Qb ev ■n -r To ’ ace o e
SEGARS,
Taken in barter on liberal terms.
T g’ .. 1 ' c i ’ ?Jr J!. S. J -
, . large -’ ml; i f Grocer! s-m. Um- very
• best of term?;. wMere Mr. Hemes will take [L.u-m.
i in waiting ... custotncr:.
E. PAGE.
May !,l?fL
< EORGI CI? 3C "'IOKEE Coun
iN (v. —Where:’.-. Alfred Low, as the brother of
John Low, deecitred, applies to me for tetters of
admimistration upon toe es’ate of the raid John
Low', late of s lid coupiy deceased.
These arc thdrefore to cite had admonish all and
singu ar the kindred and erediti r ■’of said deceased
to lie their ohjoclions, if any they have, within the
time prescribed by law, why sa <1 letters s
not be granted the applicant, this 4th April. 186 I.
April 11. JAMES JORDAN, Od y.
EST RAT NOT ICE,
Git orsjia, Paulding Vouniy,
Clerks Office, Inferior Court, April 11, 1861.
a LL I’ERSONS INTE EST
cd are hereby noticed that W. L. Bone, of
said county, tolls beforo William Adair, one of the
Justices of the Pe i*.c for said county, as an cstray,
a Gray Horse, with som t yellow spots on his neck
ard shoulders, supposed to be ab >ut fifteen years
old, four feet eleven inches high, valued by AV. V. .
Thompson and John B. Adair, freeholders of said
county, to be worth five dollars.
Tho owner of said estray is hereby required to
come forward pay chi’ime.-. and tal-c sai l horse
away ; or he wi 1 lie deilcwitlr as the law directs.
A true extract from the estray Book.
N. N. BEALL, C. J. C.
_________--- OTirE9
TWO NIONTHS after date application
will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Cobb
county for leave to sell the real es ate belonging o
the estate of Charles Clcr, late ot said county de
ceased. for the benefit of the heirs an i creditors of
said lie.- ', 'cd.
April 1, ELIZABETH CLER, Adm’x.
EORG3 A, FORSYTH County—Whcre
? as Julia a. E. Be ' Wil
liam Boyd, presents to the Court in her petition
duly tiled and entered on record, that she has ful
ly .administered William Boyd's estate, ’this is
therefore tociteall persons concerned, l-in dnnd
crediters, to show cause if any they can, why said
administratrix should not be diseha'-ged from lief
administration on. the first M inlay in May next,
noy JO 11. BARKER, Od’y.
x.7¥ .s Joseph M’Conne 1, administrator of the
e-tafe of Wm. Beavers, deceased, applies to me
fur dismission fiom s»id admini.-:ration.
These are therefore to cite and admoni-h all pc: -
>r,s that they fi'e their objections, if any they
h ive, ■within the time prefcriaed by law why sii {
letters, of dismission should hot lie granted the ap
plicant JAMES JORDzVN, Od’y.
April 11,1861.
C! TATE OF EGRG f ■"
O County: V, hereas, A. G.liutchi s, Admin
i-t:ator oi Robertson Wood, represents to the
Court in Ids petition, duly filed and entered on re
cord, that he has fully icuciiiisteiod Robertson
Wood’s csta c .
Th!-- is, t! erefore. to cite all r .r/ n- km wn as
creditor.-, to show came if any ti cy n. v. by said
.: iministrator si ot id not be dis barged from i is
.ulnf uis’ration, an I reelive let i:1 cismissiuii
on the first Monday in Jure next. IS 1.
Dee. 7, IS6O. ' H. BARK EK, Ortl’y.
EORGIA. ' . r ■ . ’ : ■ v ; :
R Whereas, A. G. ButL’Ca, Administ-ai >r of
the Estate ot Napoleon A. Lester, deceased, ap
plies t i me fur letters of dismission from said Ad
ministration.
These re therefore to cite and a 'i.f i-b all per
sons eonccr-cd to h • an.l appear at my i i'i o by
the Ist Monday in .A’ ; .- next, t > show i-.ui-e, it
any they ave, "hy said Leiter.- should not be gran
tc i the app’i nnt.
Given un ler mv han 1 nt off! 'c tl :• January 3.;,
1861. MILES ED viIDS Oi li a
X < i’J J's S. HC pcrsi i s in I Aid t) t'e
1\ e,-t ite o! Is-i,iu i! o well, ileet'a: eI. tie hereby
required to make imir edi ite • a> men', :in all i ho- ■
having demands a aii st .- r.d ■ .-n.ie are le.pii
t"i pf'crCT’* y H»t* U.u
c.l, i'l terms ot tee law. H P. Ho\i iliJ.
F b. I, 1861. Aom’r.
NTOI : - mu’ i <a t r 'h,;■ a li
<:>t” u will he :: ’<■ ' ’ Lie *'• art oi fhciiia
r-. of Cobb County f : .•.•.fa'.-41twji>-:ti..slr
leg i”-; •ot !• ■ c.-'a ' ..' ■■ 1 '' al oney, d . vd,
for the - -
< e sed. ED ’YA H :■ MA I US, Ado
April 29, IM’.l
Notice to Debt.//3 i-:h‘Creditors.
A LT. pc S'- .', bavin - d -.e.inu- agai:.st tile is
jyL talc of Mariha late cf
I con ty, are req n i red 1 o ; r< -ent ibe in pro) -J y
attested, a-th nt e time pi r ' lb;, liw.to h:
under i i : : i■ ll tho. e u ' >ed to -aul c I ite
are rei-tn .-tnl t > m kc m uciiate paym-nt.
ApiilL'l >ii. EDVf AI.D .M.vYES, A.ltn'r.
I irrAi'.rf2r»r. , ~ - y- ■- '7- ‘ --'.■r-'"
IL GA T 1 NA
MQMUMEMTS,
Tombs, Head Stones. Mantels,
"v” .a. s; :a s -A. znt id
fur:.
t -J'-lM'/./. t A’/'''"■ // i-■
s res. .. .I
South, of the Georgia i’ai rood, ucpot.
.Vi Li 51 J - 4G -- ‘‘<■•■.’•<'s?-
J unS .• 1 v.
L. BENHETT’S
CHEAP CASH STORE
X» v. nj.i iug S to: •• ot
STAPLE AHD FAMCY I E Y 0 00
JUST RECEIVED.
■>-
i fl . wii: ! rov. » '*d■ ’i' • ’ ■■ J', r.
s'oith L: tc ii. r'ft IV ■. ."q the
Very best Stock oi' Goods
■■ tvcrpu r* h.i * L•-• -*' l i ’ j i*' I 1 ; xoi
' CASH •• • '
I call a". V"I" y ; ' mv purelm ■ - oi’
J,.-.-. - nd ■ ■' -i ■■a '■
sipply of
. READY-MADE CLO
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS
AND A LARGE L'm TT
LOootSi mid Shoes’.
•ill a i.! -*s ' i- .1 ' »
’ : . - : . ' ■ ■
I ward au4 at 1 m:i.kgst;Ul.rui ! ;i, <t la y j,.,.y fad
! !r not • :.:;d a iu 1: a:if -
i ;■ r toll;miuti.
L. KENNETT,
r 2 .
s
Oom Meal and Hominy 1
4 4 ROUND tl.:- Mil. ■■ Ik- 'R. ; •Ito 1
* J 5 -uperi’-r to that wmrh p pare!
I old style mill*.
t gF• r rale ’ym-Gt - - l’ r ”
- *
1
metal
I artesT
MARKLEY & JOYNER
Have received a large stock of Pocket Diaries
from 20 cts. to s:5 cts. each— all aud see them.—
Also have in store
$1,200 WO3R.TT3: OL"
m, CAP UM IOTE MI
1 WHOT,E CASE SCHOOL SLATES,
30 THOUSAND ENVELOPES,.
150 B OTTLES G 0 O D INN,
50 GLOSS STEEL
PENS, ALSO,
GoldPe n s,
I v or y 'E ablets.
Lead Pencils. &c., &c., and
Oi WK. J BOaiSl
t. XT ZkZT IB S 2R 1
1 0 0. 0 0 0 Fe c t On II an d .
TIIF sub.- ?r Ims on hand at. his Steam Saw
Mill, two and a half miles from Marietta,
100,000 FEET OF LUMBER.
Plank of any kin 1. or <> her descriptisus of lum
ber he is prepared to furnish
For the Cash,
a 1 : 8l por hundred al the Mill, or, SI 25 delivered
at Marietta.
Orders in iv be le t at the Post Office, or
at T, T. Atkinson's- store.
111111)111 111.
. CPODS.
e P blic Square.
MARIETTA. GEORGIA.
T'lie larjjest steclc o€ Hni'dware iiml House
jr-.ir ' . .ml .<v<_• bi oigglit to Mari
ttu.
i
nis invited to tbe very ex
| 5 I 'u.-i’ an ! well selected f>< k <4 Hardware
arid IL i’ ;■ Furnishing G< ■ 6- « hich I have now in
Store: C’.i.-)-' ’ig in 'port •I' Iron, .Nails, I’ots,
Latch-. .-. L- i ’ Hinge-. (Grpm lcr’< Tools, Axes,
J lati-le i -. Ovens, Parlor, Kitchen, Box and Woo l
Stove..
Every vari Black mitli’s Tool’, Anvils.
V i-’mi. j'- . L.u.i. U.I-UHII, iHi’S- fMi’t Wend
ws.
•’J.) ■ ('u!l r■. J vi-r |’l::i-' I Ware, Corn Sl.el-
I, . . -it' - . 1 ! : .:. <■-. .I'eints, Oils, Gia;'-',
;?a' ’ d-I ■ i,‘s’ and Carponter’s
. i L
A ■ i oil aI A Ganta Pi ices,
; ;il
I: id. ■ ; ■••jiufu tiir-. every variety of
Copper, Iron, Tin and Sheet Iron
V yx. s _
b ■ .i i. i.f :11 l.iiids docc on short notice.—
f -; 1 a-I c-m m> . L c l.i y .-tuck.
W. L- WADSWORTH.
Jan 1, ly.
ISON,
Z h l'i It 'O- a 1 •: and well selected as-
Vy -'ortu.cut of
• FAMILY
GR 0 ERIES
FOR CASH!
ji v•. 1 j ■- 11 «•! ti 1 1* 1 n<’k Tea,
( } ]; a •{ C'H Uii, PickJua; and Pre-
■; BUTTER,
CRACKERS, Assorted,
JAMS
CI'EAEI .
CHOICE SHOULDERS,
S’s OK ED BEEF,
KWHEAT FLOUR,
b ” lasses,
Spices, all hinds and best quality
M- 1 •< 1, . 1, V. :Fi b, Smq-. a large assort
r.‘, Rui.-ius, Figs, Prunes, Ac.
M .
LdßooT’S?tt
‘ W ; -r-'-effifiy. i“-
U f 'tra :-’D L
; 5 ■ . _■ •. I ; mai.int.y iutbij place at
’■ . ' re ’
. • - - ■ ™ a *
. ._ -• ~r «■ t. -. n .de Nm-ta ur south.
All Work Wairanted.
TEBMS
Feb s -ly. T. THOMPSON.
gwim'tistinentsi.
MESSRS. PAGE & HALEY,
Respectfully call the attention of tho
public to their
ShLiplo JUmicy
DRH|BS!!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS W DIPS,
FIW B ONWTS
AND
1 > 1’ O fS <j} <> o <! JS !
CHINA AND GLASS-WARE,
Call and see our Stock before buyirig
elsewhere. Prices will be made to correspond with
the hardness of the times.
Store next Door to D. M. Young.
PAGE & HALEY.
May 1, 1861. tc.
MAR3ETTA
CLOTHING STORE,
South side of the Public Square.;
door to the Post
HEN P Y
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2 CHEAP | I
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T 5 . T .. 0 . R ... E .’h
II I R S C II
DEALER IN
FAS 1J IONA RLE C LOT HING,'
AND
Gent’s Furnishing 1 Goods.
H HA\ E just received a small and fine stock of
fl Slimmer Clothing. Ifyou want a fine or com
mon suit, and wish to buy cheap, come to the Ma
rietl i Clothing Store. No house in our city can
under oil me, and I will fell at the lowest Atlanta
prices for cash only.
: •’ 1 also call attention to in v supply of Boy’s
CmtHi, . ct.ig ’i’ Hags.' mm line
French ATai scilles \’e: ts, <tc., <te? aprilllqly
NEW
1 AND BOOK BINDINO.
Pip!! I’ ;ih < i ibers re-peelfully inform the public
)| that they have commenced, in the city of At
lanta,
A New Book Bindery.
lll.ml. 3» J. . Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Blot
ters, tl. i 1 Stable Regis tors, Pockets, Record
IL' I:.;. <tc., with or without printed Headings, and
Ruled to any pattern desired, manufactured in the
n< .itc.-t ami nio.-t inqirovcd manner without delay.
Magazines, Music, N v.-papers, <te., neatly bound
at short not ice.
Orders from any part of the State wili
meet \i:th prompt attention, and Books required
to be sent by mail, hand, wagon or railroad, care
fully enveloped so as to avoid (he possibility of
injury by transportation.
•’an t;,‘ ’6O. J. P. MASON <t CO.
Co J. S H EPA RD,
At the stand of J. H. M’Clintock,
HAS NO W ON 11 ANi> A large
g y and well-select: d assortment of
FAMILY SUPLIES,
to which he invites the attention of the citizens of
Marietta and the country. The ONE PRICE
HASTE 31 will bo strictly adhered to.
His telijjs will be CASH. or equivalent, that
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
at < a-h Prices, or licit t'ine to prompt paying
custoiueas.
Bills Duo on Presentation.
Hi ib : :niii a'ion is to sell good articles at low
price- and will expect prompt payments.
: WM
GALLERY REMOEVD,
Nbith side Public Sqare,
T.IARILT TA, GEORGIA ;
rpHANKIT L for the very liberal patronage I
1. have reeeivi I for the la-'t five years I am hap
py t • inf irm the public and my friends that I have
filtc-il up a Picture Gallery second to none in the
■'t ile lam i.ow prepared to turni.-h customers
wit! Ph Hires of all sizes and styles, equal »o the
I ! • prodn-'i dby the Ptetographi • art All are tn
> I’mms—STRICTLY CA.811.-D':.
' 1 G. J. GABLE.
WM. A. FRAZER.
, two dpors bdow
a S th od -nu.d, when he has a complete siock
WAT CHE S,
WA'I'I'IICHAINS, JEWELRY,
PLATED AND SILVER WARE,
CLOCKS, <SoO. ?
All ■ ? wL: h be, off rs Cheaj ■ r than ever.
C. il at the Now ecore, en< -co for yr urselvet,
Dec 14.
