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<the Jliancttii Advoti’tr. MARIETTA, GEORGIA, Friday Morning August 30* 1861. Printing Establishment _ -) ...I— -1 -J ■■ - WE offer for sale ample ami new surpals material for a coaplete PRINTING ES TABLISHMENT. News ami Job. including Two Presses—one Hoe's Washington ami one largo Taylor's. Most of the Type lias never been used—none injured—ample in quantity and well assorted Apply at this office. August 23d. ISGI. Announcing Candidates. All announcements of this kind in the Advocate must be prepaid. ■ Printers fee $5. The Advocate Office, With an abundance of the best materi al mi l good workmen is prepared to do all kinds of Book and Job Printing on reasonable terms. To Correspondents. All correspondence for the paper should be addressed to the “Advocate Office” or to the Publishers to secure early attention. Notice to Post Office Subscirbers. Those of our subscribers who have hereto fore received their papers through the Post Of fice at this place, can hereafter be supplied with them at our office if they wish to save postage. Those who prefer getting them at this office can do so by giving us notice. To Subscribers. If among those erased, from the Advo cate or Statesman list, there are any who desire a continuance, it will of course, give us pleasure, to send them the Semi-Weekly or Weekly Advocate as preferred. If any removing l the Weekly Advo cate desire the Semi-Weekly the change will be made upon the payment of the difference in subscription. SeEi-Weekly Sucscribers. Tuesday next will be a favorable time for enbscribprs to the Semi-Weekly riJ vocale to make their advance payments according to the terms of subscription. It should be borne in mind that the support of newspapers now is greatly dependent upon punctual subscribers and we hope the claims of the Advo cate will not be forgotten. L’RUIT. Mr. N. B II \ :dex, Proprietor of the “Willow Spring Nursey” Ims placed us under many obligations to him for a basket of the finest Beaches and Grapes we have had this season. SOUTH ICR N CULTIVATOR. The September number ol this excel lent Agricultural Journal is on our tai ble, and is, as usual, filled with very in teresting and instructive matter —■ -®— Lucifer Matches are being manufac tured in Norfolk, Va., by Mi Fitzger ald. Several women and four Naval Offi cers were arrested in Washington City on the 26th. So says our Telegraphic Dispatches. — Lieut. Kemawell, of the Regain Ar my, and who fought with the Feder l ists at the battle of Bull Run, has, it s iid j esigned to join t het o ifede :.te t in Missouri. —<► Brig. General R. 11. Anlerson, of S Carolina, succeeds Gen. Bragg/at Pen sacola, the latter having been ordered to join the army of the Potomac. The Northern printers employed in the Methodist Publishing House in Nashville, Tenn., have thrown up their sitimtions and left for the North. The Sjxkixu or ",m: “ lUxibal City.”- '1 he Louisville Courier, of the 20th ways: It will be seen by our special dis patches that the steamer Han bal City .a Lincoln transport, has been sunk in the Mississippi, some thirty miles above Cairo at Commerce, by a masked bat tery. That, in a strategic point of view, is a masterly location for the Confederates, as it completely com man Is the river, cutting off all com munication between St. Louis and Cai ro, t’.cn. Pillow is more than a match for Frwnont, & Co., with •‘Jessie” thrown in. The llanibal City was a large fine boat, worth some JId.OOO, formetiv a Keokuk packet, ami left St. Louis Sun •lay morning with Major MeP,maid’s 'Zouaves, ostensibly lor Cape Girardeau She probably was extending her trip to Cairo and Bird’s Po ut, when she lan foul of that "Pillow case.*’ ttßr flei Express states th it Mr. t.icvlev. of the I’iibu’je, has been ve; v ill «>t brain lever, b.it is now recover tug. \ Repiil Item cotrniporuiy saxs, •‘the Jiorlh fa p- rf-'iming a greal pait in the diama ot nations" What part •» lh.it Bombas Its FuriosoP* THE MARIETTA SEMIWEEKLY ADVOCATE. RECRUITS, The following recruits left here on the 23d. Aug., to fillup the ranks of the three Companies which are now in the service of the Confederate States in I Virginia : COBB MOUNTAINEERS. David Beaty, . Chas. Loyd, Wm. Beaty, T. Loyd. D. W. Barker, Jno. K McKee, AV. J. Barber, Alex. S. McKee, Thos. W. G'hesnntt, T. P. Pitts, - ' Jer. M. Daniell, Jr. T. R. Richardson, Jas. E. Dutton, W. Richardson. B. B. Green, Jno. T Stegall, T. K. Ilamlcy. W. A. Wai dsn, T. Hannon, Lieut. J. A. G. Anderson, Returning. CONFEDERATE GUARDS. Hiram Bobo, W. James, sth Serg. Jno. F. Ballenger, Geo. W. James, Pink Anderson, Sam’l. Jan es, J; bper L. Clay, Zac’ a iah M. James, Jas. N. Clay, Rice E. Kiker, Jno. Brake, Jesse Renfroe, Wm. N. Brown, W. E. Scogin, James Baggett, Jas. M. Reagin, Noah S. Dukes. Robt. M. Pattillo. Geo. W. Dukes, ROSWELL GUARDS. Alex. Austin, W. T Kemp, J. W. Buise, J- M. Minton, I) Buise, Jesse Budget, J. J. Clantan, Jas. T. Reed, E. C. Clantan, J- P- Reed, Wm. Grover, Jno. F. Thomas, Jas. M. Groover, IL N. Whitfield, A. Hargroves, M m White, Lieut. Bishop and Private Gant, Re turning. MUSTER ROLL OF ACWORTH IN FANTRY. Captain—J. B. O’NEILL, Ist. Lieutenant —J. JACKSON, 2nd. Lieutenant—J. L. LEMONS, 3rd. Lieutenant —N. AVERY, Ist. Seargent—M. M. PHILLIPS, 2nd. Seargent.—T. J. HARDAGE. 3rd. Seargent —J. E CROSSLEY, 4th. Seargent—H. GRAGG, • Ist. Corporal—J. J. O’NEILL, 2nd. Corporal—W. . HOLCOMB, 3rd. Corporal—N. B. HARPER, 4th. Corporal —J. E. SHELTON, PRIVATES. J. M. Abney, J. 'l'. Tannin, A. F. Burnett, J. D. Gladden, M. Barrett, P. E Graham, sick, T. A. Boring’, G. L. G fares, A. N. Boring, Al. W. Garrison, L. 11. Boring, G S. Hull, T. J. Bennett, Henry Hirsch, J. N. Babb, S. S. Henderson, 11. L. Baker, Grogan House, T. P. Brown, J. B. Harris, R. Brooks, 1. A. Hicks, J. G. Brown, Al. IL Jackson, W. T. Brown, R. J. Johnson, J. Blackwell, J. T. Jenkins, Mu ll. D. < opleii, sician, J. R. T. Cheetham, J. E. Kendrick, A. G. Dempsey, J. S. Kehely, A. Durham, R. A. Landmon, 0. J. Dabbs, E. L Masely, Mu- W. N. Dabbs, sician, W. P. Embry, Jos Miller, J. D. Mullins, C. W. Pyron, R. G. M nllins, P. B. Pi iest, J. S. Mason, M. V. Priest, sick, Jos. Minims, P. W. Priest, Jos. Mclver, G. M. Patterson, M. S Mason, 1. D. Price. .1. E. Nichols, A. Rousseau, A. Nichols, N. J. Rhodes, 'l'. 11. Northcutt, W. J. Rhodes, T. M. Owens, Sylrimus Stokes, G. S, Owens, Geo. Sherfume, Jr I. M. Peters, T. M. Somers, Musi C. C. Phillips, ci. m, I. J. Pyron, J. B. Stansell, 'Vm. Stansell, B. T. Thompson, II W. Scott, Nurse, J. L. Robertson, J. N. Tinsley, W W. W hi e, W. L. Toler, J. R. Whitener, J. Q. fanner, AV. J. \\ ooton, L. 11. Tanner, D. B. Whitfield, .1, M. fanm'r, AA . I'. A\ inn, AV. T. Whitfield, J. AV. Wh< cler. • ♦ • A roKEiIODI NC. The New A’ork 7/mes advocates a c unbilled effort to get rid of the <m ploy ed and starving population ol that city, by sending them to the AVesi. It owns up to the condition of ailairs thus; Our citizens may as well now take in to serious consideration the social bur dens they will be obliged to carry dar ing the approaching winter. Ihe uaem. ph>Yvd poor are increasing up< i> our hands at an alarming rate. Ahcady we are informed that thous »ids al ,e bodied wmnen are under charge of (Mm missoners of ('haiity, ami supported at public expense women who a-l; for no charity, but only work. Many f us il es of volunteers have not I i cu icliex cd by the liberal sums ex] ended, and will by forced soon to become burdens on the city. The swarm of unfortum-te children—- the offspring of pc. pie i.u; < x erished by the business prostration, cr o! lath ts who have abai done 1 every thing for tin' war in increases in 11 e stii'ets. The agents of such socir ti< s as the t’iiiklren's Aid Society, re| •> r: that numbers of destitute am! orphan little cues beset their office or their schools ami seek sh l.er and < n | h»y- * incut. All signs forcl ole a scxe.e -'nd gloomy autumn an 1 xvintcr h r ti e I porn . W(> not see that any of the A ’.ministration papers have x< ntm i to attempt an ansxver to \\ cud II Phillips ’ate >p. ech in which lie so ’ al-ly a gites the id 'a th • th.' > mth ein be e nqtiered is preposterous Phillips needs 1 ' king alter Which Republic in editor d ire gi*ap |e xvith his argnmt’il against ihe xvar pi' rramme? I 1 ’ TELEGRAPHIC. Lousivilt.e, Aug. 24tb, p. m.—The crisis in Kentucky is probably reached. Eighty armed men left here on a special train this morning, as a posse comUahis for Lincoln’s Collector. — They captured nine xvagon loads of contraband goods at Rocky Fork. They left the main line at Lebanon Junction. Lovisville, Aug. 25. —The posse of Lincoln s Collector have returned xvith their plunder, which tills twenty-five freight cars. Jefferson City, Mo.. Aug. 2G.—Bogus Goxu Gamble lias called out 42.000 Missourians, as the civil authorities are inefficient to keep the peace. New York, Aug. 25.—A special M asliington dispatch to the Nexv 5 oik Herald says that tut entire blame of the late’ Lexington riot rests up on Senator Breckinridge. Washington, Aug. 2G.--A special dispatch to the Nexv York "Herald'' says that there is great excitement in Washington city, in con sequence of the report that martiallaw i» about to be proclaimed there. A committee from Boston, has been heie endeavoring to induce President Lincoln to change Ids advisors. The committee represents the capitalists of Boston, xvho xvill not risk their capital unless certain Secretarial heads come off ■Washington. Aug. 2G.—A xvoman from Gen. Beauregard's headquarters has been arrested ; lesters were found on her inplicating prominent parties. Mr. Greenhow, widow of the late Librarian and translator, has been arrested. Mrs. Senator Gwinn’s trunks has been search ed by some clerk, and traces of the Washing ton fortifications found in it. Orders have been sant so West Point for her arrest. Dr- Manning xvas arrested to-day. Louisville, Aug. 2G.—The last letter Express left here for the South to-day. Postmaster Blair having directed the arrest of all mail or letter carriers. 'Written communications betxveen the two sections is now forbidden. Richmond, August 27.--President Davis health is much improved, and be will be able to attend to business to,morrow. are current here that the Confederates captured Rosencrantz's Federal army in the mountains of Western Virginia. No bills approved to-day; the ch it ex r-say we are on the eve of important events ; the ad vance picket guard collided near the Falls Church four miles from Alexandria. A few days ago the Federals xvere driven in. The Alab im ians held a meeting to-night to arrange about having a hospital. Ihe Georgians, Louisianians and Mississippians are moving for similar pur poses. Pittsburg, Aug. 25.—An infernal machine in Adams Express car. exploded, billing two of the employees. Washington, Aug. 27.—The picketts of the Confederate army are near Arlington Hights than ever before, but is not regarded as indi cating an attack. It is reported that the English and French fleets intend an intervention in Mexican affairs. Capt Keyes has been arrested at Chain Bridge Sexvard has gone to New York to arrange a new passport system. Nexx' York, Aug. 27.—Samuel J. Anderson has been rrreste I charged with corresponding with Vice President Stephens. J. A. Naehasy, a slave dealer, has been ar rested and held to bail. Cincinnati, Aug. 2'.—A fight at- Shotwell'- Toll Gate, seven miles above Covington, resuls ted in one Unionist being killed and another mortally xvounded. A parly of I’nionisls have gone in pursuit of the secessionists. : umbering five, who departed toward Tennessee. < ’< 1. Tyler s f »rc * on the Kananha were b idly dele.Ued by the Confederates. No particulars received. Ikonton Mo., (via Louisville.) Aug. 25. It is reported that Hardee's forces have b-'en with drawn from Greenville to Reeves l orry. Other • xviiveiiients indicate that Hardee's column is moving West for the purpose of forming a nnction with Pillow. PUBLIC MEETING. 7 The voters of Cobb county arc invited to meet at the Court-House in Marietta, on Tues day next for the purpose of appointing dele gates to the People's Convention to a-semble in Milledgeville to nominate an Elect irial Ticket ami to take action xx ilh reference to a candidate for Governor. —Aug. 3«). IStil. ANNOUNCEMEN TS. Mr. J'lltor Please anuoi>nce J. M. DANiF.L Sr., as a Candidate to represent Cobb County in the next Legislature ami < blige MANY V<»Tl It.-. Mr, i’l'.<>/• .• Please announce General L IIOLCOMBL as a candidate for Representative of (’hurokee county in the next General As sembly us Georgia, ami oblige MANY VOTERS Kilter: I’iease aiHiounce N. it. ('.iti'i-.X as a <'.m li L;t.' to represent Cobb County in the next Legislature ami oblige. MAN) VOTERS. SPECIAL NOTICES. Office Soi ni'nx Tfi mma- - :! Co. I M xuiEi rx. i. c. Arm. 2 >. 1 -11. I rpm: STOCKHOLDER'S -t the >t HiL.IN 1 TELEGRAPH < <» . will rec ne their divi de ds bx* t’.iiling at this office. By v der of Tre.i.sury. Aucn>. L'O.-fm. A. W. YORK. Maniger. BRANDI PE kCHES, . THOSE xvi.sßing a -u;-| y<d llr.r .y Pea ches. Pickles, er Fruit put ir in Air-Tight Cans can 1>? supplied hr ap; kingN. B, HARDEN, v g Nursery, I M -a. July 25. 1861. -'•-We hive rt-’ b-arm-1 that M. in an’s Sr.;i.N .vh mn : Coi;:'i n w ill cure th-' x iri- is dis-'.i-ses prevalent aniona ehildre.i. Lis ne< <- sary that every parent <h Mil 1 kea - ippiy . -i hand, ami when required give as di ected; Try it -it is plei'.int to take. S ai v >rti-<-min another column. G. R. R. When Dentil Tlircntensi In all sudden attacks of disease*, either Chole ra, Yellow Fever, Influenza, Grippe. Small Pox, Scarlet Fever, Radway's Ready Relief will, it administered as in directions, check the progress of the pestilence, and save ‘he life of the pntienf Radway Ready Relict is an article of the first necessity now. Rhumatism. chills and fever, neuralgia, sore throat, toothache, influen za. Ac., arc the concomitants of summer. Repel them promptly with the Relief. It is a supreme antidote to all malarious diseases, breaking up remittent and intermittent fever in their first paroxysms., flopping the insupportable torture of rheumatism and neuralgia in from one to four hours, and giving ease, sleep, and life al most. to the exhausted sufferer. Applied to ex ternal hurts it removes pain and inflammation, and prevents lockjaw. To be without it is sim ply to be without protection against sudden diseases and the danger arising f rom personal injuries. The Minute Medicine. radway’s regulating pills Are a purely vegetable substitute for Calomel. Mercury, Quinine. Ac.. One of these Pills is superior to any other pill or purgative mercural in use. Redway's Regulating p ilt.s control with un paralcled rapidity the complaints most preva lent at this season. They greatly stimulate ami equalize the sluggish, nub il.need circulation, and expel from the stomach and bowels the ob structions xvliich might otherwise produce con gestion. billions fever. Ac.. Ac. Resort to them at once as a preventive purgative, if any de rangement of the system is suspected, and if disease of the stomach, liver or discharging or gans has actually set in. lely upon them as the only safe and certain means ot cure. radway’s renovating resolvent Operating through the blood, purifies the flesh from ulcers, and the skin from eruptions. Here ditary scrofulat erysipelas, rheumatism, salt rheum, canker, fever sores, sore leg, inflammed eyes, and every species of chronic disease of the glands, and external membranes, is literally extinguished by this powerful corrective and re-vitalizing preparations. Radway’s Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere. RADWAY ACO, 23 Johnst. N.Y. Sold by Hammett & Groves, Marietta, Ga. August Ist-lm. Tt iff'- 1 -T liF W-TV nP’ASI. ? -’T JP NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. GEORG-IA, Cobb County. Parks Hardeman, Admr. of » » Martha P. Hardin n, deceased, applies to me for Letters of Dismission from said Admin istration. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular those concerned to file their objec tions. if any they have, in my office, on or before the first Monday in March next, otherwise Let ters of Dismission xvill be granted the applicant at tnat term of the Court ot Ordinary for said comity. Given nnder my hand at office, in Marietta, this August 29th. 1851. JOHN G. CAMPBELL. OrJ'y. Paulding’ Slit-rift’s Sale. be sold before the Court-House door » » in the town of Dallas. Paulding county, Georgi.i. on the first Tuesday In October next, during the legal hours of sale, the following property to-xvit: Two lots of land Nos. 820. 831. in the 3d Dis trict of the 3d Section. Levied bn as the prop erty of IL A. McCollum to satisfy two ti fits in favor of J. B. Oneal. Levy made and returned to me bv a Constible. J. C. N. FGOTE, Sh'ff. August 2Gth, 1851. Admini <trator’s Sale. I>Y virtue of an order from the Court of Or- J dinary of Cobl) county, xvi 1 be sol I at tl e late residence of Charles Cler. deceased, in Ma rietta. on Sa’urday. the Seventh September next, all the personal property of said deceased, con sisting of Household and Kitchen Furniture. Shoe maker’s Tools, Ac. Terms cash. ELIZABETH CLER. Admr’x. August 29th, 18G1. IN otice. A LL persons having demands against the es _/jL tate of Robert M. Montgomery, deceased, are requested to present their, properly attest ed. to the undersigned, within the time prescrib ed by law ; and all those indebted to said estate are required to make immediate payment, ELIZ \ MON fGOM FRY, Adm'x. August 20th. 18G1 7 Gw. No! ice. VLL persons having demands against the es tate of Benjamin Green, deceased, are re quested to pre-ent them, pro) erly attested, to the undersigned xvitliin tin* time prescribed by law; and all those indi'bte I to said estate are required to m ike iima 'diale p lyment. S. L WHENCE. Adin'r. MARTHA E. GREEN, Admr'x. August 20th. 1861 Gw. GEORGIA) Cobb County. V y/IIEREAS. Milton -J Bagbee an uncle of v ▼ decease I. applies to nb* in writing, for letters of Administration on the estate of Wil liam L. Summerlin late of said county, dee'd. These are therefore to cit<* ami admonish all ami singular the kin red an 1 creditors of sa'd deceased, to tilt*' their < b|C lions, j| any they have, in iny office, on or before the first Mon-lay in < k’tober n \t. othi’i’wi- ■. letters of adminis tration xviil be granted the applicant at that term of the Court of Ordinary of sai-l county. Given un ler my han I. at office in Marietta, this 2(>th Au ;ust. 1 >-■ 1. JOHN G. CAMPBELL. Ord'y. GEORGI \. Cobb County. WHEREAS, Parks H ir.lman. as t'.e father ot deceased, applies to me in v. r.t'ng for letters of Administration on the esia-e of John J. Hardman, l.iteof said county, decease'!. The.' ■ are therefore to cite ami a Imoai-h all and sing.dar tl.e kimli’c.l ami cr<’.litofs of- >'.ii decease.l. to file their objections, if any they h ive. in m;. office, on or bet' -re the first Monday in O lobe, i: xt. otherwi-e. h tteis of adminis tration will begr into 1 the apple mt at that term of the Can: ! ot Ordinary < !' s fid ■-■aumy. Gix en under my hand, at office in Marietta, this g.ith Augu.'t. I Mil. HN G '' YAH I E .L. ‘ GEORG 1 %. < *;bb County. YUHLREAS. Marx G Michell, •> the widow II ot ilee -as • 1 aiiplies t.» me in xvriting. for letters ot A ini’ni't;’ation on the esta'e < ! VY yly il. Mo- lell. late of said conniy <le". t-e 1. ’i he-e are therefore to eit<> an 1 a l:...>ni-h all and singular the kin-ire.l an i cn litors of Slid decease ito li'e their ob e cis. if any they have, in my ofil ••*. on or bo’orc tln- first Mon liv in Oi’lotit n-’.\!. oilierwis'* l-Ce/s o' .’dm' tr.ition will be granted the a p’.ic mt at that term of the Ci • t - f (h'-l'.n v;. of sai I e inty. Give?, under nr. ii in 1. at office in Mar', -tla. this 20th Aign-t/le !. J'JliM tr. CAMi’BEi.L. Ord'y. .\oi ieeT i LLper-.n-inl. bml. bya ’e int.t JJI tier- o’.- , i- ' ea. . - re ' to - ti,-. .tm- by N :e. I La-. i my < stack of C. . >l< and q fit ti. - l.cis’n s;. I fmre re. desire t ■ vl. -e np m- p. 1 v. ml i PREFER THE MONEY, bat 1 c mm.t expect ;iii>. t!i • ti:.;*-. c’f'.aiuly , ev.-n b-dy can <eit i c their ■ "in’s, it am 10. lil leye in !e.i>l da.-> 'o . \ it.- i’;.* ve ! trien F. call in an 1 s. .• m *. DILL YRD M. V C'N I. I A ig. 27ih. ]'- 1.-ti. Cobb Sheriff Sales. TTVIU ke sold before tin* Court House door VV in the City of Marietta Cobb County Georgia cn the first Tuesday in September next during the legal hours of sale the folloxving pro perty to-xvit: One negro man named “Richmond*’ of dark complexion, about twenty-six years old. Lev ied on as the property of A J Joyce, to satisfy a fi fa for State and County lax for Cobb County for the year 1860. Ami to satisfy sundry Cobb Superior Court fi fFs for the costs, in favor of E. A. Dobbs and others, vs sai:l A. J. Joyce.— And also to satisfy sundry Justices Court ti fa's of Cobb County in favor of Joseph Dunn vs/\. J. Joyce and others, vs 'aid A J Joyce. Levied for the costs. Also.—One Iron Safe, levied on as the pro perty of the firm of Joyce A Leake, so satisfy txvo Cobb County tax fi fas, vs Wm M Leake. Also.—Two Red Steads and bedding, and one lot of Books. Levied on as the property of Henry G Dunn, to satisfy a cost fi fa from Cobb Superior Court, in favor of Samuel Anderson vs Henry G Dunn. Also.—One Lever Watch, levied on as the property of Wm A Roby to satisfy a 11 fa from Cobb Superior Court in favor of Fuller <t Broth ers vs Renfroe <t Robv. Levied for the cost. JOHN T ROBERTSON. Dep't. Sh’ff. wFhavTon hand AXD FOR HALF AS L9WAS THE TIMES WIFE AULOW FOR CASH Olli, Rio Coffee. Black Tea, Choice, Green Tea, Crushed Sugar, White Coffee’ Sugar, Yellow Coffee Sugar, Powdered Sugir, Brown Sugar, Soda Biscuit, Cream Biscuit. Butter Crackers, Macaroon Snap Biscuit Pickles ond Preserves, Mackerel, White Fish, Syrup and Molasses, Yeast Powders, Cooking Soda, Soap & Starch. INDIQO AND MADDER, Copcras, Ijouavoocl, Venetian. Reel, Chromo Vol low, Turkey’-Red Yarn, T3lue Stone, POWDER AND SHOT, Fercnsion Caps, Read. Flints, Crun Tubes, Vc. MUSTARD AND VINEGAR, IHOTAf.'II IN TIN CANS, Ca VC E¥ rR ITE D EYE. A DEMANTINE CAN DEES, PARAFFINE CA NDIA-3S, Chocolate and Cocoa. Candies, Raisins, Frunos, aSTuts, Y<*.. <k c 5Ve xvill do our best to keop our Stock as complete as possible and xvill try to suit our customers. < )ur terms are ('ash. WILLIAM BOOT & SOIL August sth I SGI. War! War! War!! OAN and after this dax' there will positively \ J be no CJ U* O c3L "2. "i> L-. "NT" O 2.1. for goods or work at my store. All notes and accounts due me ami not. paid by the Ist of Augn-t will be place 1 in the hands of an attornex’ for collection. W. A. FRAZER. July 22<1. l.'-'CI ts. ST. JAMES’ INSTITUTE For Young Ladies. rililE Third Ses-ion will open Au re d 19th* 1 ami (•!<)«•• I'e'emb ’r 20th. Tuition from $2.51) t ) $5.00 per month. Bills for tuition, from time of entrance to end of session payable in Octet) -r. iV- Circulars containing particulars obtain ed on application to Rev. S. BENEDICT. August 2d. 1862. i Marietta Female College. 1) \ iT. < of Tuition, fr m -2 to :?5 per month, t Boarding. sl2 per m ,ntb. T. B. COOLER. A. M., M. G., Br. A ng-ist (». 1861. A School for Bovs. tpiiii undersign d will i ik<« boys in tlieafier i i! >ui from 2to 5 o'clo k. Le-'on, will be a"i-_ r n "i to occupy them in the morning at hour’. Milch at: ent ion v. ill be devoted :<> un.il vsis. criti sism. oratorio ii i”.r i.ng am! <]-•<.•’ I’n.i’ion. .All charges, only tv, n*. dull.us f>r five n: :ii!i -. Sati-ffi- tion g iaran'e. 1. 'j', B. COJI’ER. Aug. sl!i. H ;i. WA T CIIE S F Aj aa c s V'ltJ eJ C-7 \Y/ "XT” \\ M. A. I II return,from Nexv ’ ’ Y’ iwi ' the bo.t ■!'•■! - -k .)• ?, . J<’., -!ry. 't.-ri;.:g sliver m l pl i'ed w:r ■. ever in this lu ir l; t. | will soil • he.iper than ever i efi.-re oiler* I. .X -pleii li'l assortiii'nt of Jew ’!rv. con-isting • : E. ii<-in. Liva. <'oral. Jets. i.1.,:., Gob I .■'••’ts. Ring . I'en.’iis. Ke, - ami eve '. of the latest -tyle at. FRAZiIRV Illi lllci IE SI H. M. HAMMETT. J. T. CROVES M. 'Hammett Groves, —AT— Wm. ROOT’S OLD STAND, JOWOUL'D respectfully call the at’ertfon of V V Physicians. Merchants, and the publicgen• crdly to their large and we'l selected stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, OTTuS, FYN-ILTTS, &c, &c. &c., embracing everything eompr’sc-1 in the regular' Drug Lusine s, vhieh they are prepared to sell on' the most approved terms for Cash or Approved Paper. As our facilities for the purchase of goods are unequalled, xve ofl’ r GJ! EA T IND UCEVENTS to purchase’s. In a blition to our stock above mentioned, wc' have a full assortment ot FANCY & COMMOiN SOAPS, Tooth. Hair and Nail Brushes, which xve receive dimt from the manu'act trers. Also, Stationery, Cutlery, Toys, Crockery, Garden Seels, Field Seeds: A fu’l stock of such as Chains. Hoes. Axes, Nails,Shovels,Spades Forks, Lo ’ks. TTinees, Hollow Ware. Ac. 40,000 Pounds of Iron, nd evervtlimg else in the nbove lice. Give a trial Sati-ifaet on guara itee l. in xrd-ly 186 - I PRTNG 1851. AND Summer Goods!!!! Fhceirx Building, Marietta, Ga. (Opposite the Public Stptarc) IT. 1 I I IJSC IT- T?OR. SPUING & SUMMER HAS in Store, a splendid assortment of STA BLE and FA NO’ Dry-Goods, suitable for City and Country Trade. Having made excellent arrangements for a full supply of everything TNEVV -VTNI) TNOVKTj, at all times through the season, assure custom ers. and the public generally, that he xvill sei . any and all styles of GOODS As low a j can bs purchased in this City Assorted Goods in Silks, Bareges, Muslin’, Ma retz.ts, Organdies, and Jackonets, Foulard Anglaise, and Grass Cloth Suits. Mantil las. in Silks. Laces. Grass Cloth. Ac. Em broidered and Lace Setts. Linen and Lace Setts. ILS. L. C.and Superior Handkerchiefs, Parasols. Fans, Kid Gloves, Lace Mitts, A'c., Ac.. Ac. Also, a full supply of Bleached And Rrcwu Slieetings ami Shirtings. Cotton ades. Jeanes and Stripes. KOOP SKIRTS of the latest styles. DOOTS, SHOES, &c. Also, a large stock of HKADY-MADE CLOTHING, Which be will sell as low. for Cash, as they can be bought in this or any other market. y-t?-Call and ex imine his Stock. None can excel him. —April 12th. 1861-ly, THE MAKIETTA, BOOK STORE. ALL AND SEE. Tin* EJotiseliold of Bouveric, (By a Kentucky Ladx.) II IND-BOOK OF LITER.VTURF, Mrs. Bott a. NOHZSIS. M. HARLAND. LOEIES LAST I EKM AT S'l. MATIYS. The Literary Women of the South. A splen lid Edition of tb<’ BRITISH CLASSICS. All the fresh, new and de’ able Books received Ly HAMILTON, MAKKLY & JOINEII as so.,a as issued from tin* press. Our fall stock of /’./y Ek relopa*, Jll'tnkbooJ'*, In'r>\ Quills, /'o-7 Monies, (ihl Pens, \\ I'tlinfi Desks, A has juf 1, opmie lin great variety. We ar-* )]>e<’ially pr-'pared to sail good Letter.T’ap and Note PAPERS much cheaper and better than ever, a- w buy fri.in the Mills DIRECT " Agents for Firth »' Ponds Popular Musii). HAMILTON. MARKLEY & JOYNER. June 2d. 18111. • ~ LIEAL AND HOMIN' Y Mi \i. ash II iiiixr. of exce’.l ’tit nn iliQ f. - ;a white corn. fr< -h gie’iii 1 ;.t Jarmn A < -) - Lx e!- ->!’ mill. -L 'H J’A lc z' \ '< -J H «y V o‘ July, in 1 we earnestly request oiir I,■;)■,) !< to c-ziii ■ forward and Settl TT]p * A® we are compelled to have Money tourti <*n - t!:” Wars. We hope tbev will not wait to bv on. J[\''P.IEITA J'll X '.'o! 11. I "91 ... I 111.