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W JHiwttta MARIETTA, GEORGIA. Tuesday Morning Sepi. 3, ISGI. Printing Establi slimant £ES_EiJ.. WE offer for sale ample and new snrpals material for a complete I’iIIXTING ES TAJ»I ASHMENT. X:.ws'aml for., inclu ling Two Presses —one Hoe’s Washington and on ■ large Tavlor’s. Most of the Type has never been US ed—none injured -amplein 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, Wilt an abundance of the best materi al an.l good workmen is prepared t'> do all kinds of Book and Job Printin g 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 Stibscirbers. Those of our subscribers who have hereto fore received their papers through the Post Of fice at Ih’s place, can hereafter be supplied with them at our office if they wish to save postage. Those who prefer getting them at this o'li ■ 1 can do so by giving us notice. To Subscribers. If among' those erased, from (lie .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 rccieving the Weekly Advo cate, desire the Semi- Weekly the change will be mUle upon the p tyrnent of the difference in subscription. »#»... . Semi Weekly .Subscribers. To-day will be a, favorable time for subscribers t o the Semi-Weekly .!</• v '■> >n i’, ■ their advance payments ac • Halina,' to 1 ’i' terms of subscript ion. 11 s'i rd l be b irne in mind (hat the supportol n v ipapers now is grea'ly dependent up >a punctual subscribers and wo hope th > claims of the A vo cvri: will not b> forg'otaen. r?~ We have be n shown by the \gent of Xi'iv Miith'lb . ter Mills a ball of f bread equal in linen ■■■;; to Colls Xo. 16 spun from Sea T sl in 1 Addon, and equal to any thread ever m idp in quality or price. 11 iirrah t’»r Iho South? ('in u»i:' ;y.« < o\( r.itr. Mu. X i.wm \x’ ( lass will give a < \»n eert at “Connell's Hall” this evenin r, consisting of a variety of Songs, Du etts, Ace. Half the proceeds t > be given to the soldiers ol Cobb ebun'y. it V U THQC \K Id SIIOG K. Saturday morning about o’clock the shock of an Earthqu ike was sensibly felt in this place. We observe Ilia; th" papers of the whole State notice it. This is about the third time,al this sea son of the year, ii wo rem-mibt i i ji - ly, that these shocks have oceured.— Last year the on • felt, h raided tin' de struc ion of a city in S oi’h America. Did Vl'll Ol' l.lldHT. IIOBT. T. 11l X !'. ; A largo coneom so of the citi/wns el Marietta attended on Sunday afterno m last, the funeral Item the Foiseop.il Church in this place of Lieut. lls xr, <1 the Contederate Army, who died of ty phoid Fever in Virginia. He was i y.mth of fine promise, having alioa ly won reputation for his soldierly quali ties and amiable deportment. >iu,i r \ uv. Chkkok! r Moi m \i\efks Thi< comp a nx composed es some ol the best men of Dawson, I‘icki'iis, C’ et - kec ano !'<»r«vth coitn'ic- undei v iim.ind of C s (am Hi Kr<. arrived is this city on I'ri lay ;■ I i-‘, on ! r wix t » \ i >;n i. The comp aux numbers me him d. 1 an I sixty men as .;•■’! !’ ’'.tin mat, ; : il as Ii ts left L-'ir.'jii Tao "Mmn'ain recs” xvill ecr' rnly strike terror to f’ ; > lieai fs of nr wick ■ I m••<. sh-m’ 1 tin x have an oppot! i; x o f JUi elin • li,. m the open th Id flic comninx lei: on th- I \d > 11 au x < i■l i \ i •'r mm x Lmi-r Ixrwr ,x HL n xx!;• i rg.mi .‘I otv, mil-' its p- > a a nee ,»n onr streets n S ,tn: I.v . x - ing last, in hill unit H'm They x\ <; • throng.i their i eetbi.tr »\ >luti m - < XCeil.-ntiy I r the »- ie!'.' - ' ibex ax I,ad. Their nnuA ei X q • wl.biit xx o ~i • glad ' * i i i'. t '. ■ k mrtnlH'lH u'e Icing ;nhle! <|.<lv, .in; L from present app - ir.ita;vs t ■ ranks ■ X | .L'uxxox V x :cxrt . u . ThuspiigliCy TII E MARI ET T A SEMI-W EEK L Y AD V OCA TE. lit le company was also oir drilling- on Saturday evening. The ‘Woluntcers” .ue well drilled and reflect great credit upon themselves. VOI.UXTIdIdR’S TiIAXKM. Io the citizens of Marietta, and par - ticularly the ladies, our heartfelt thanks are due lor numerous contributions of iirovisions, tracts, books, services xvitli their needles and for the kindly interest they have manifested toward us, bv tlieir visits, their smiles imd words of encouragement during our three days’ encarnpiixmt in this city. The “Chero kee Georgia A'olunteers” will remember them, and fight valiantly in their behalf in the day of battle. Such kindness . will not be without its appropriate re : ward. A grateful soldiery and the God I of battles will shiw them what that reward shall be. Aim r. e w 11. Shpef or n. Sept, let, 1861. FR()ST. I.CI i »-s El<; 5: i, DIS VIISS EI) ■ji he Louisville Courier prints the fol lowing extract of a private letter from St. Louis, dated Aug. 21, 61: Things .are as bad as ever here. Men arc being' arrested daily, and judged ami consigned to (he House of Labor, ami imprisoned. Christian Pulls was arrested this morning and sentenced to thirty days I ibor. Broxvnlce is preparing to leave xvitli his family, under the sentence Io leave the State in I’mr d >ys. The Xcw York A r e/cs is still coming but wii! be stopped. The. Louisville Cou.rier is cut off. .All the news ‘we get h- what is picked up from persons traveling through the country. Gen. I'remont is making formidable arrange ments around tin’s city, digging - iim ('•cncliments and building fortifications around the I’air Grounds and the La- Payette Park, the lat for eternally min ed, the giove killed, and the trees min ed The I)ernr<‘'cil <S this morning says that Seigcl ami his sfaffwere mustered out of sei vice on 1 hit is. (ay evening' last. I don’t understand it. Il is generali} believed that he run at Sprint' lbdd. Llv erytli’ng that comes in from that fight is couth ma tmy ol (he great ami signal defeat of Lincoln’s army, and Scigad's flight -a! thirty mib s per day made it imposibn for his enemy to catch him II the Confedei'ates hid left the field the wounded would have been hd I at the mercy of wolves and dogs therefore it was ne-a ssai'.y to remain to ren ’er the duty of Christians to the dead dying and woundud. McCftlioeh took 2,0000 stand of arms amuniti-m f>.r a year’s supply and sn gar ami coffee and other provisions. r i:FßE.xt'iiEa.x r. A gentleman ol Columbus writes us a long communication too long' in our judgement for dicse stirring times, when the great demand is for r.exvs in regard to cons.didaf iug the ofii-cs of Set reiary of State and Surveyor Gener al. Tii * commimicat ion is exeluded by our rille, xvlii ’ii excl'id mm7 lamimiini cifions written on sides of ihe sheet, unless we liaxe (lie time and in clin ition to eor.y .vay < t ier side. The article is well writt m, and in a kindly ami lair spirit, and we entirely agree xv if h our correspondent hi i I lie Legisia tli re. a s it is null ri /. • I to do tin let ihe new Constitution, sh.ml 1 cons di date these ohi 'es, an 1 thus save the Slate 81600 per annum Xeith T the Secretary of St ;te nor the Surveyor General has much work to d>» - both together not hail enough t • employ one mtn and there is m> »d reas in xvhy die twoolli.a-s should I ’litluii' to be lilt'd by iir > men, each widi a salary of Si 600 Ihe Comptroller's report far last year < sliows the receipts cl the Surveyor | (Jener i’s ofli ■ ■ to I) tve been only 81," Old i->. or S.’>.'-2 2-’> less til.ill his salary. Hur corrcs: uiidi'iit writ 's th it the du ties >t'the Secret ary of State tire so light that the piesent incumbent, Grn. \\ atkins, I. is u >t resided in Mi ledge vil’e fo>, tho > tst i igho < n months or <\\ ■\<• ir - fiaving established a law partm r.-J; p in Aili.n a, xx e !■< liexty ■ ' and keeps no r-'gul ir clerk, the duties ' l-.-in ;' commonly di-< harga d by other I of ’ii • S; 11 > i!o is > ot'li - And I tii die S- t'r<■;a:y <■( State am! i Stu'vi or General htx.' x dan tc.-.x <i the ; r s-rix ci sfr then my in N’irgi'iia ' t : <* .■: in- . : -xx ■ upx in ; tie In i riv< >•! Begim i:i.d Quartermaster, j \x h:to f >b.' I iin,. .rtu'i o; v, has re I ce ly d< <1 .<) dise.i<<' m \ r n a 'i he w; i(cr d sila’ms any pa.- mil ti'idinr. h.ivil g' no acqu.i ii: ' : :c • xvitbeith"; >! ! ths* g< iiilemcn ms itti-cc d. <'.;e . t xx n m •C.nnot, am’. ;!m it is i’t:d -rs'e >.], i " iI" t lea •'amlidate for re ke • j tin. f • id- s- > \ lew i mi i ; >'i <■; « x i!;; s of : 'i'e j i g >’.| e >iii his b ' n detcrmiti.' I ; i »by he Clmfed rate G< vernrn 'nt. 1 ’■ "' ■■' '■ i n-'s ..j- > s>m xvh it I t -v i< in • ..j.,. j •' 11 : x t s. .... 1 tii.it of d ■’ I t - ■. n.- r’s. ii e> Th •nisi (' g .... . f \ ..g 1 'o-.11 - I ' ; < ’ <•: |i’ j .;«.f I HATTERAS INLET. As the attention of most of our read ers will be drawn to the map, to find the position of this place, and as it is down on but few ifany of them, we will and describe its location. On nearly every map Ocracoke Inlet will be found and about eighteen miles North of that is situated ITa 'teras Inlet, which xx e I'.elieve is a new channel having cut its way through Ihe quicksand quite tecent ly. It will admit vessels from 10 to 13 feet draft, l>u f inside there is a swash xvhich xvill Uoxv only 7feet to go over Ocracoke bar lias about tiie same water but the swash inside not so much, hence Ihe superiority of Hatteras Inlet. Ihe batteries (for we learn there are two) which fought the action noticed by tel egraph this morning', are situated on the South end of the Island on xvhich Cape' Hatteras Inlet—the South side not be ing fortified. The importance of Hatter as Inlet and Ocracoke Baris in conse quence of those channels being the out lets toon ext 'nsive district of country now that Norfolk is blockaded, an 1 should the enemy be properly provided xvitli light draught steamers heavily armed he might do infinite mischief by going' up the sound and rivers. The matter should be looked after forthwi h and the enemy routed before he lias time to strenglqen himself. Compelled to Fight.—Two resigned officers of the United States army p is sed through Nashville on the 12th, on their way to Richmond, who were im pressed into service at the battle of Ma nassas, and compelled to light against the South. The Union, from xvhich we learn the r.bove says: These med had just, returned from tlieir coinands in the far West, and were or dered to the command of dragoons in the battle of the 21st. They tendered resignation, but .these xvere declined, am! they xvere ordered to go into the Hattie ;pa list, their xvill '1 hex’ were not ordered up to the front of the bat tle until near its close. Their men did not fire a gun but eighteen of them were killed ami wounded, After the ' at tic they applied for a fm lough, which was granted, when they went to Louis ville Ky., ami thence forwarded their resignation, to enter the Confederate service, fhey have gone to Richmond. Brought Amu r r.v thg Wai:.— The I’iiiladelphia /'/ess, speaking of the fall trade, says: “Trade this (all will bo light. Tn many instances, firms which a year ago had a right to be consideicd weal thy, arc to day hopelessly insolvent; ami, in our large cities, it is no < xag geration to say that a m ij irity of their mercantile Imuses have been compelled t > yield to the storm of general suspen sion.” I X El- l-'ll IENCY OF THE BI.OCKADE.—A Boston paper publishes the following items illu trative of the above sub ject: Schooner Albion, from Wilmington, with a cargo otjriee and naval stores, arrived at U tidcnas Aug ist I, and re ports ii > blockade ol that port on her departure. r’choom r Adeline, from Savannah, with rice ami naval stores'! arrived at Havana August, 3d, ami reports m> blockading xessel off’ that port when I xdie left. British ship Roman Tree, from Cal j cutta with a full cargo of genny cloth an I saltp tre for Now Orleans, arrived at Havana, August nth h wing been or dered oil by a blockading vessel at the moitfli of the Mississippi, a>id xvill dis- J charge in deposin' at Havana. Sch Hiner Major Barbour, from New Or leans with a full c trgo of cotton arrived at Havana, \ug. Stli, reports no block ailing ves -< I in sipht on her departure. S 'hoom'i' I’r’nce of \\ ales Ir mi Nev bein with rice and naval store arr.vcd at Havana Aug. Ilth, and reports no b’ Ck ide. fELEGRAPHiCi li.i'x ex. Me.. A-g 2!. 11 a. in Report- to • l.ix gixe inform.ition of Hardee's foreto xvitli dr. troni • irvenvilh* toward Keever's I’errv, j where they are fortifying slightly. Also to' Peyton's s'af ,n. nem'er th<* \rk n-.i'line. t’ais ; '.".n to eoniii'ni prexious r < that tio < a ,ra Xix i 'on of ihe rvl eis were h i to i g I" join < ten. I’illoxv. A strong Loily of fifty of .Jeff. Thompson's f’fis r< pros,'!to ha .e < tipie.l pen:, n. ei. i ’.nil s |,i ’.. ,f ,', -r.itn.'r o. where they .ire , throwing up forliii'..ttons. A g V Aug. 3).- The Herald >.ix - it is «••*:itu.i: -d by m.-n emifed <o know, th-.t t';c: e are 7.'-. > AU t' • b'r.'.'e tr •; -l>■ w■ n 11 pe.'-aa.l I' l« ir d- ler .y. awiAing a’i <p ; .:a t• f iix .• a cro-.dng into Mr.: x land ; •■■ o.\ .. :i ■ i. .si : . M ashix ;.>\. Angus; 2(1. S ■■ --io:ii<ts here ’ fy alarm .bj ’ • ! • • . ■■■:-. They b■_ .'• :. ink ii. ■i. i:t is _ r •■.■.' g - . to dL'in. Several pars .ns of sm P e m d loxalix r ■ ■ - i’ tn c 'f l he author!lies. ANNOUXCEMEN IS. ■ Pie !-< r. nil <m. D\x.ri J. as i '.;nd; he •; > t 'p. ■ t <'ob’-i Ci iiaty in the ne.'vl 1., ■ and i b’igo M W Y V Ti iH. k'-. r" ' • I".' .;- - Ui'i ’ ine ' tlen- r.d I. ' < >MUE as a ■ ltd ■ -R . re* nlatix i i t... i i tr ■ next (ienvr.il A- X . • • . .. . -..ex I.- . -..e mil vbik '. \;.WI VOTF.RS. PUBLIC MEETING. The voters of Cobb county are invited to nii'et at (he. Court Hoii-e i.-. Marietti. <>n Tues d.iynextfor “no purpose of appointing de’e gates to (he People’s Convention to assemble in Milledgeville to nominate an Electoral Ticxe and to take action with reference to a candidate for Governor. Aug.-l). ISGI. SPECIAL NOTICES. Office Sm theiix Telegcai’ii Co. / M xttiKTTA. G.v. An;.. 2 ; ). 18(11. i npilE STOCKHOLDIMLS of the SOt'TiIEKN j| TETA'iCRAPH CO., will receive tlieir dix i de. ds by calling at this office. By ■>’<ler of Treasury. August 20,-2ni. A. AV. YORK, Manager. BRANDY PE WIIES, &C. THOSE xvisbing a simply of Brandy Pea ches, Pickles, or Frivt put up in Air-Tight Cans can be implied bv applying to N. B. HARDEN. Willow Spring Nui'scrv. near .Marietta. Julv 23. 1861. Im—33 I?. R. R. Wlum Deritli < ens In all sudden attacks of diseas '. either Chole ra. Yellow Fever, intlii.mz i. Gripin'. Smail Box. Scarh't Fever, iiad'.vay'.s Ready Relief will, it administered as in directions.c’.i 'ek th ■ progress of the pestilence, and sax e ♦iie.lib' of tho p itienf Railway's Ready Relict is a.n article of the first nec'ssity xow. RhnnmHsm. chills and fever, neuralgia, sore throat, toothache, influen za. Ac., are the concomitants of summer. Repel them promptly xvitli the R:a.'::i’. It is a supreme antidote to all malarious diseases, breaking up remittent and interinitleat lever in their first paroxysms, . topping the insupportable torture of rheumatism ami neuralgi i in from one to four hours, and giving ease. si<- p. and life al most, to the exhansled sufferer. .\p;>li 'd to ex ternal hurls it removes pnin and inf! (mm ition. and proyents lockjaxv. To b without it is sim ply t > be without protection against sudden diseases and the d.mger arising from personal 1 "~''3 Nvrw'w R IDV.'A'r's IF'Gt’L ITIX<; PILLS Are a pjiU'ly vegetable substit'Ce for C-alom •!. .Merc’.fry. Quinine. &c.. One of the-e Pills i superior to any other pill <>r purgative mcretir.il in use. Radway’s Ib-giil iliag t ’h.ls control with nn para’eh'd rapidity th.e complaints most preva lent at this season. They greatly stimulate ami equalize the sluggish, unb >1 need <-ir -a’-iti >n. and expel from the stem u ii ur! bowels the ob structions which might otherwise produce con gestion . billions fever. A e.. A f?<*- ; rt to them at once as a prevent! ve purgative, ifany de rangement of the system is sm-peel<*>l. and if disease of the stomach, liver or discharging or gans has actually set in. icly upon them as the only s ife an i <■ rlain m ■ a- of cure. RADV, ay’s P.EX'OX \TI' G RESOLVENT Operasag through tin' i>!o >d purines the flesh from an i the skin from eruptions. Here ditary sorofulat cry sip ■: rheumatism, salt rhi'iun. e mker. fever-m as. sore leg. inti immed eyes, ami ex-ery species of chronic disease of! the glands, and external ini-nibr.iiu-. is literally ! extingiii•hi'd by' th; ■ powerful corrective and re-vitalizing preparations. Radway’s Remedies are soul by Druggists everywhere. RAPWAY Ad). Johns'. N. Y. Sold b. II 'in'.n.'ttA' G" >ves. 'darietta. Ga. August Ist-lni. NE W ADVERTISEME NTS. r j'Wv'i) months I’JL'i' dele appli-.ition xvill b > a inado to tiie Court of Ordinary of Cobb county, for leave to sell tho lands pelonging to the ertote of i~aac Hoxvell. ]at<‘of said county , deceased, fortlie bom tii of ihe heirs and ere l i'orsofsaiil ilec.iased Ahis S<mtember f»d. til. 11. Ik HOWEEL. Adm’r. LIST OP LETTERS 1) EMAiXIX'G in th" Post Olli ■>' at Marietta, 4 mptmuber I-', A. Alston, R A Grig is. Mis Oct via Atkinson. Edward Guerard. Elgir L Alexander. Mis- Julia AH. II ilb)R nben, B. Borina 1 >lin I’ li.ia's. Mrs W A Broxvn. Mrs ITamds M. Morris. Mrs 'J A !' Berry. Alford Mason, Leon Boughton. Seth X McDonald. J.ime3 Bevan. Win. " ■'<■ ■ Miss Lirnv M j Burris. Mis Xan >x A Me<’ov. R T C. Chn-tin, Miss Lizzie!*. Parser Jam *s C Coley, R T R. ilhoe Jo eph B ('oh'. WD 2 T Si'np -on. II D. Devore Elias S'm non- Mi-s Nancy Daniel. L’euf S imim's. A C Doughtv. J W W. '.V,tiker. Jas II E. Elv. Wri Jit Mis M G Lille-. C. Gordon. M II W. I’. GROW S. P. H. Mt AIRY VINEYARD. ffilHE n'ldi'r-imicd. -r ■ - ••• r , p< ri<>d of £ y■>r - -»f M ■ m‘ \iry Yin vr ;d. o 1 rs for • .de, | ami will keep mi ha ml rente I vi-i - ami cut 1 ing < <>f ■ tlm be-’ vll a ie- of <;i :i rs•D u ng the <lr q>e season I we! Ii ive gra; f >r - de t > -iipply the or der : of ''l'tonicrs in 1 irne or - : illqn i .i'iii s, A ppi’ l a’i >n miy !•■■ m oh- t<> im- a thi - Yin -gar<l OF thr<ms'll !: •I ’ > < Iff, ■■. M ■ '• I. <; . Jul.C ( , 1 0,1. .-.t :;1 E. L. M '.SOX. ID 17 V GU o o cls 7 I Jcihl v-MiUio (’lotliiiig’, IUTS. BOOTS, S iuES, &C = riVIF ...• r st the N -'i . ■ "■ . f tl < 1 ssjuar Mariett ban 1 a xvi'll se'e led stock of tie . Is in th,- above line of tr.ule. and r ''{mn'inl'y in vim ■ ,!;• is-je ■■ tion of his f lends an<l the pnbl : l»eth with re gard to their QI \IJ I’lESanu PRIC i3S. tts mv ('ir: ; can bn . from me :■.< * vas . from any h -e in (Je > i. Ar 1 I only a-'k l! 'm ; ';?• •' in <. ' b and the fit. 1.. F. EX Nil f. <1 ■ ■ •I t ■ < •t ; oar lai : '•• v.elr ac cm L. B. \’l :• ■ • • ' ft ;w.f ! :i:;d - '• s’ • -. ~■■ ■ i ’»•’ - • .>a _ G ’■ 1 ■ ■ ' aer.i a- I.‘. ! ENN 'T. (>,.• j- X i’ll SII U1 l t‘l’" C Tin liters i In Tin V,-..-' I •_ 20 ' > d • ■'. A'H - ■ T-' TtN 'I ; OT ID N /v. A. L i OTL ( ■ ■ ■ A * .' c.. dU: -d <•• W • 'W-t. 1 w't!. 'a -Q.ti ; :a:;a:s. WE HAVE ON HAND AM) FOR SALE AS Lt)W AS THE TIMES WILL ALLOW FOR risu osh. Rio Coffee. Black Tea, Choice, Green Tea. Crushed Sugar, White roffe< Sugar, Yellow Coffee Sugar, Powdered Sugar, 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. INDIGO AND MADDER, Cf op < * i*a s, Ij o avo. > cl, VenotiniL lOTcl, diroino low, Turkey Hod Yni’n, Bint' Stone, POWDER AND SHOT, I.’eroiision C’up.-L Ijotul. Flints, ( run Tubes, .sce. 'Wse.vp. M ITS TA R D AX D ATX EG A R, FGT.W’I [ IX TIN CANS. ■CMVCEV TRIT E T IUY U. adamantine: c.lvbF’F;, PA R AFFI ?; ACA X»I. MG, Chocolate .and Com, CUiutl ies, isius, fb/uues, Txuts, V»'e xvill do om'best Io keep o;:r Stock as complete as possible and xvill try tn suit our riisi.omers. Our terms are Cash. WILLIAM BOOT & S32T. August sth IBGI, War! War! Wars! ON and after this day there will positively be no Or'i’VT’OVO). for goods or xvork at my store. Ali notes ami accounts due me ami not paid by the Ist of \u yust will lie placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. W. A. FRAZER. July 22d ]Bfi] ts. ST. JAMES’ INSfITUfE For Young Ladies. FJMIE Third Session will open August 10th. and closo December Plili. Tuition from .-2 si> to sJ.oo per monlli. Bills for tuition, from tiim- of entrance to en 1 of session payable in (leteber. < Circulars emit.lining particulars obtain ed mi application to Rm. 8. BENEDICT. August 2d, L u 2. i TN’ o S : < •o. A LL persons indebted, by mm n;i‘. to tlm nn- Y. 8.. <<;•:•' 1 aearn.'C;y po ■ >■.] ; > tiie s.mm by Note. I h iv.■ -o'd mH my entire stock of Goods and ipiit !' e Imsum. . I i!mr>>- tWe. desire to close up mv Books. I would PREFER THE MONEY, La! I C.imiot 4'Xpect lh.lt. t’l '.s ■ tilll"s, ccl't only everyb .!y can 'ttle iheir accounts, if m>! by money l> ey c nat !ca-t <!<>s >by .Not '. Blease fiiemis. call in and see mm DILLARD M. YOi'NG. Align t 27th 1861.-ts. New Book Bindery. Ruling and Book-Binding. fI~ 11 E mb-mlbermv - peel fully i :.foi m (lie pub k lie iha? tb<‘y I ive commm cod. in the city o Atiisuta, a New BoolOTjNOT’’.'-- I . io ■rm - J< uin Dav Bo’oks I ' ers. Hotel ami Stable, Registers. I ockets Rm-rnd l!oo ! . . Ac., with > r xvith-ur I'rmmd | lie.i li’, . ami i.’-ilcd io any paitern imCre 1. I m si’ t- 'm'ed in the mmc -' i■ o <1 W-' ir:. m:<-r w:: limit delay. Mig ’.zim's. Mn- ' News : pap r- ?<<•.. neailv bmiml at short riotl •>■. U-lers from any pari ol the St ;’>• will I !■.. ■■■• w imompr mi B • ■ eqnirc I ! to Im sent bv m: J. h-ind. v> m•>•• m - radre >l. : care' aAv mi \ elope -i - • ■ ■• . ■ 1; :.c p< -.16! Hy of im rv l>\ ti ' .-if •: ta’’ n. J Ik M.\. ; ’N A CO. A nr. 31 1 rear. I (JOI) FOR M ? L(’H UOV, <. 1‘ K. 1 J/ C AL. * - s' i'i. X' • ' I' ■ i m il .X m ■' rn t ' ■' a! t>l P bn.'. <•. J.-il. BARD. JXTO ’ n.O 3. I' - (•re t . .1- J •' ■ I ■! let ' ■ I •..:•• - . it I'm to-.- i - . • : ■ .■. i avc : l> ■ ■"<■ ■1 ■ G!im ’ ■' 1- ' d J; a < l tine.! I :a v ry t . • • . t! t • . s . m m • p-s- |_- r . . p, y ’ll . ’ •' • ' 1- i tti’.'i .' ■ -■ . • • .. . i 1 -■I mt t ern. R< s| - ' i’’v. •' 7 » W. U GAULT. ~.. _, IT TPvZ ~ XURSLRY. A 'eft ■ ■* ’ ■' '!' Wu wit Troe.-: 1 F< r -■ I • 1. A' '. ■>. Go. Oct I - • . P ■ .i ■ A•• ■ ' JL R’W, . -.1 .A NEB. DRU G S ■ <<ol ;■'**■* w JIHCIHS! n. M. nAxtuETt. J. T . croves m n. Hammett & Groves, XVm. ROOT’S OLD STA'ID. l’T'D respet tfiilly call the nt ci tion of ?xt Physicians Merchants, ami it c public gmt er illy to th- ir large ami we 1 n 'ceted rtock ol DRUGS, MEDICINES, OTZuS, &€, embraeing everything compr'scl in the regular Drug Imsine s, vhich thev are prepared t > sell o ' the mo.-t approved terms for Cash or Approved Paper. As our facilities for the purchase of goods art tin >,ii tiled we offi r (7UU.I T to parch use's. ——- —— Tn a 1 lition to our st> ek ah >ve mentioned, wc have .a full a-soitaient ol F.-liNCT4& COMMON SOARS Tooth. Tbi’riind Nail Brush - wbi di wo receive direct from the manu actuers. Also, Stationery, Cutlery, Toys, t*r< . 1 -cry, Garden Seeks, I ield Feeds : A fuJ stock of such as t’iia i ns. I io*, s, Ax s. Nails Sim vol;.,. s'pa ’es , Forks, L > ks. Hini'c-', IJol’nw Ware. Ac. 40,000 Pounds of Iron, ml ('ver-1 hing else in ihe above line. Give a. trial Sati?fa,ct <>n guaranteed. inarl-ly 186 L : PRING 1861, AXD Summer Goods!!!! UhoonJ’ Building, MawLtta, Ga. (Opposile Uic Pvlil'm Square') TL 11 mSCTT. T7OR SmiNG & SUMMER. HAS ft. iii Stor<>. a. splendid assortment of STA BLE ami FANCY Dry-Goods, siiil.ible for City an ! < ’mintry Trade. lining m ide excellent arrangements fora full supply of everything JN7 I7 N V _ V I) TN < ) VIC T a* all times through the season, assure custom er.-, ami the public gemM'illy, that he will sei any and all styles of GOOFS As low as can be purchased in this City A sorted Goods in Silks. Bareges. Muslins. M->- retzts. Organdies, am] Jackonets, Foulard Anglaise. and Gt iss Cloth Suits. Mantil las. in Silks. Laces. Grass Cloth. Ac. Em broidered and Lace Setts. Linen and I,am l Setts. 11. S. L. ('.and Superior Handkerchiefs. I’arasms. Fans, Khl (Jloves. La ■<> Mills, Ac.. Am. Ac. Also, a fu’l supply of Bleached Ami Drown < i<‘>' , ii!gs ami Shirtings. ('<>t'mi odes. Jcanes .:id S:lines. IIOO7? SICIRTij of the latest steles. HOOTS, SHOTS, &<-. Ah o. a large stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, Which be >vi’l sell a Im.v. fm - Cash, as they can be bought in this or any other m irlmt. ; ■(' til mi l -i:i.',i ■l/ None can 1 him. -April 1 2ih. 1 SCI-ly, THE ?■ AIUETTA, ALL AND.SEE. The Ctco'sr’so-h! of Uouverie, ( i.y a Ecu Lady.) u or tie: Mrs. Roll.i. ’NJUri i’.SJS, 'd. IIARL \ND. r.OI’IFS LAST i'ERM \T 1. MAKYS. The 1..' er try NVotnen of dia fieuth. A pi nl.diJ': i ’-f h< LRITiCICLASJCS. ; i • >... note Books receiveil iy;ia 'i; i ,t< » \. m\i:k i. Y ,191 \e 1 1 :: .. : pres Oar I'd! 5:,,,m Z’gp- •, /Ah'-Jo/c . - , /;/■/.' !>■■' ’ idn'-i'i,t'r', i ' '-a-, po i m < ' P. ■, IA /Z-7 A / it >"V. We ar !• ■'■''p an 1 i’ ‘ ...-" ..1 m.: • ' ’- -1 ... i b■' r (h ut m ■ .. n • 'lills DIAECT- ■Fi I . .’■ 1 I’opulnr .Music. 1! d OiXLEY <t JOYNCR. June .d. i -1. M j-..-1. A IN T. \1 ,':y , • in I at J r uin m.l . J. SHEI’ARD War Notice ! O. • .'! •; r> tit’ ■*’ 's’ fl iv < -.h. m I v. • t-o ".'-t 7 <oir ! O" . lu . i . t:, 1 Se-ttl TJ’-fO A ■ -i • 'I ’.«> carry on '! V V •’ ■_ -■ ii- not waii to fit; ■ ■ :. H.k li.’-iLi I’ A (iRoViiS. J.y . -..-. L 1 31 Im.