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Texas Ei.ecti >\*.— Frank It Lubbock,
formerly Lieut. Governor, has been
elected Governor of Texas, and ('apt.
S. (’. Crosby, (' >m nissioner of the Gen
er d Land Off ■ <*.
Lincoln’s new regnlatior. in regard to
passports to Europe goes into effect im
mediately. Oscar Irving lias been ap
pointed Government Ag< nt in New
York.
z\ definite arrangement is understood
to have bi <-n made in Missouri, by
vbi< h all Hie pi'isem is t.-.l < n < n each
side, in the late battle, are to be releas
ed.
A man named Spencer, of ('incinnaf*
ti, his it is stated, invented a sidmia
l ine bomli th it can lie thrown into wa
ter, an I will explode after it is submit*,
ged.
Tin* ruffian 7. mave who murde red
Jackson, at Alex *ndria, his been np*
poii.fed to an uffee in the Boston n ivy
y n d.
Im- silanes of all the clerks in the Pa
tent Offer at \\ nslciig <m have bcenciir
tailed to the extent ( >| S2OO per annum
each.
Mrdame Luthe r Felix, a charming
Fit m h aclti ss, nci ntly died in Paris
at the ago of diii ly.
Ihe Philadelphia Lquirer is inform
ed ol the stoppage ol several colliery
works, in consequence of the low price
of anthracite coal.
A Virginia paper in noticing the ai>
livid of Georgia troops at their town,
stat s humorously, that tin re were a
million of them, more or less.
Heenan has again challenged Eng
-Imd lor a light at <10,( CO a side. -
Hope bo li sales will gel a goi.d last
ing.
The ladies of Henderson, Rusk coun
ty, lex is, have informed a company of
s.xty live s long, wii > practice target
s io >ting every week, and arc excellent
mukswomeii. A s.miii.u* e-> iip.iiiy ex
ists in A arc.
A I.oxg M vtuit. —We learn that t ie
1 I h ,\ >r li t’.irohiiia Ib'giii.ent (im hid
ing tiie (hi ii ’erlaii 1 i’l *iig.i B vs,'
h-ive slatted on a march, on loot, ol
160 tulles, to j tilt Lt ner d Lee in
V i st< 111 \.i gini i.
“Tin* d spojxiiion <>f the Confederate
foi\ es" s s the I'ii lad< ipida E.iqnr i;
I In* disp si|ion of the f >rces in the
iinmed ate v.cinitx of \\ .ishiiigLui ;s
apparently in tin- form of a crescent,
ti.e boms res’in.' near ili* Chain Bridie
ami Sli a ei's t I .1, > , 1 t\* cres <nt
l: ir Bill's and Ballet's (’;•*>•> Ro i is. -
i cere are sir.a ; TO taeiiiiH a’s a i aids
Cam, i, , ( t \ t> it f\, 11 ix, at I’e.cre
vtl e, aid at Uriii.uil li..* great
I'ai 1 >t gun, e. *1 ill I by the e icmv at
l» id i»aii, I, is | ell I ; ii_ >l u » b\ lurm
to Bc . \’s < ss k» . d ■». aa I W ’I iced
in I P-s I*oll • ■„•(•* \ -Sterd IV ' I Ila I
tin ir i nti . i ■ 11 is si ■; b v• I,
however, bi.o t. s • p ; . > t *i .i, ,
ca'e any •: ■* r : .•ad .»■ a i. x
<■ l A.l< I . ■*. ’ X l , ■ , , ;> >■
proacii to Hou all sid. %, m ord rt > >
it .-.dv for :in alt ic.\ *• i it ns i< i s
fi'i.J t V lev idl'd >ii.
TTI E AIARI ET T A SEATI- WEE K L Y ADATqq AT E.
Camp Bartow Nhar Mavassas Jcxctiox-, ;
-August 28tli, 18J1. |
Jin. IT. M. GaoiixiAx :
De tr Sir i Aou will ploisc publish in your
va.u ible paper the inclosed Resolutions adop
ted by the Cobb Mountaineers Co. 1. 7th Ileg't.
Geo. Vol., to-day.
AAo'ced—That our hearts were made glad a
fey weeks sine.* by the appearance in our c.unp
of a number of oar fiien is from Cobb County
Ga... bringing with them clothin r. &c.. lor the
Soldie s of this Company ; for which we feel
deeply cr iti’f'iil.
D '•■?< I ''7 - -'i li.it We shall ever c!ie’’is'a with the
I fonziesi regard this visit of our friends from
I • iioini*. ■ Heaven s choicest blessing’s be ever
strewn in their pithwiy through lii'e.
I’eso’c .l —Th it tiie th inks of the Cobb Monn
t-.imeers are re mectfiilly tendered io the in.iny
citizens of Cobb coiiipy who so man iiemitiy an
tiemated our wants l>y the many comforts they
Sent r.s ; and also to the Committee consisting of
the Itev. Jeremi.it) Daniell, f. N. Heggie. Geo. X.
Lester. Esq., Mr. William Kirkland. W. 11. Tuck- .
er. J. J Northcutt. Josepii Perry. Milton Turk, i
George Daniell and M. G. Whitlock an I others
for their timely and self-sacrificing visit to us in
our h<mr of distress.
Zb.s.A'efd - 'fli i* it is th'.* eirnest prayer of the
members of this company, that the action-, both
of the citizens of Old Cobb, and their zeal, us
an 1 respecti* I e nninktee in sn di in-t r.ees will
not go unrequited. Int tiiat w.wn the p issioas
of the d ly like ;i storm clou 1. are ptis-.-d aw iy ; .
when placid pea s* prev ides nil sp ice, that such
deeds may ad I fredi sheen to their lustions i
ma’iti -s of immortality when they are in.ngled '
with the stars, and time sh ill be no more.
CAPT. W. W. WHITE. Chair.
■Sergt. F. AV. Cooke, Sec’t.
Camp Bartow Near . ax-.s-ws Jrxcrrox - . | ,
August 2btn, 13C1. i
Mr J. S Wright
Dear Sir:— l am in receipt of your favor of
- inst, aceompmied with a pair ol good 1
shoes for each number of my Company the Cobb I
Mountaineers, the gift of the Indies and gentle
men of the Ami’-mr Club of Marietta; for i
which substantial nd welcome expressions of i
their reg ird for the defenders of Southern
Hights, Honor an I In lependence. yon will
pie use tender to each and all of the n my heart
felt thanks. Yours Truly,
W. W. WHITE.
I’. S. -I inclose a copy of resolutions adopted
by and at a regular meeting of my Company. ;
W. W. W.
. -
Cam? Bartow Near Ma.xis.vs Jrxcriox. I
Aug. 28th Ibul. J
Joiix S. Wright, Esq; -
Dear Sir: At a meeting of Pae Cobb Afoun
eers Co. J. 7th Reg. Geo. Vo!., on Wednesday
the 28th insi., ti e following re-o'.ulior.s were
unanimously approved ami passed.
! lleftolLi I- 3 li.it the gra’eful thanks of this
i Comp.my are dug a: I are hereby tendered to
the generous a ,1 i a .'iol.c Eadies an I gentle- j
i men ot tiie ALu-iet a Amateur Club for the case !
i oi Shoes sent us through o.iz miit-h e-leeme i
| f'rien I Ja,>. S. Wr ght. Esq., ihe proceeds of a
i Concert for our e-pevi il benefit.
Th i’ w • reg ird tills as another evi- ,
deuce am-'iimt the mmy u-»l only ol their un- i
! living devoiio i to the great stru gg'e paramount I
i i which we are eng g -d for Lin?, i. b a-lion
i or and N i-ional I mb■peiiden-**; b it also as a 1
j ii ting and sub-inn ial iestimony of the au.xi' us
| reg ii'il they enlerl tin for the comfort and we! *
I o’e of l.m obb Mount i neers.
1 I iait W ■ Will i.w ivs elnl -'ivoiir to
im*rii the approJ) I'.ion ol' oar friends at home
more e.peci.idiy the Ladies the siiiish De of
, whose smile at. once becomes the imvaitive to
deeds of d ir ng and en lur.mce : soothing vita
I its cheering' ray tin? p diet of sickness or <ie i;li ;
I the harr.is.sing latigm-s oi tiie dre.idlnl m.ireb ;
an 1 s ,'ienmg . ven ihe rough ton -h of the i -m
Ili m I of c ire a bie-.-'iig yt ever, hmnliig
m'iii-’i’y :anith it Ur-S r.iphic <-ix rds th ' ro.-c
on ii.yli from their tu'iefu! thro i s for me Ee ie
tit of the .Soldi,a - , miy p.-ovo ace mted pe ms tor
the c uise of v.ctory ascending from those --only
! u little less th in the Aig• s ' Love's im ige
itivm e.i th w t'io:i: iis w n is" ever re idy t ■> c >n
t Jmte ;.* the cmnfori ot th -ir c'.i.impious i i the i
• li ’ld. - ’
D ■ i'rel Th it tiios.* proceeding-be published
in tiie Aiarletta Adv >c ile.
C APT. W. W. WHITE. Chair ;
Srntr. Titos. Wit...iSec’t.
I !!E Qt’AK: It i'li’Y TrtEMiJl.Es.— ’Vp in
let. itii.’ii various accniiirs which have
rem iiei! <ts rem-nl Iy, s iys the I’elers-
I arg /.o'p/’C'.s', tii it the Br<> til I rims
about I‘nilulelp’iia are g'eftiii t >’ shaky
in tiie ktiee.s Great rep <!a i ton has
seized noon the “courageous'’< ? eti:zens .
of the city of ‘ Bl’o l.ei’ly Love,” and in
ev< ry passing - breez • lin y imagine that
they can scent the approach id a power- ,
lul Conli’dia ate army. I'oor cre.it tiros, ■
they hav< sten tiie handwriting* upon
the w ill, ami m> wondei that their cow-;
iird'y leg’s smite each other, and their
teeth chatter wiih leaf and tri milling*.
KIN l UCKI X 111 TH *. I.ITA .
Wp h ive heretofore iinmmnced ihe
seizure ot the steamer Tot” v, Lv the
Lincoln guii'. oats at I’.idmmh, Ky., ami
the itivas'im o Ki iitih kv Ly a I'ml ral
regiment from Cairo, li>||ow* d Iv die
Hires of two A’l's <d tli.it Male who
were e iri ie<l pr;simet s t>> (’ ir >.
Senator Johnson I i the I'mlm -ih dis
t’ iet who was eommis-n.ue<l by Magof
fin to rei isii C i to ft r the purpose oj
iiiqfitr.iig* inio these iat * i'.i ’s upon the
i eir. ril p.*s; ii >n .d !\ ■ it; ii ky I. <s ; e ur
lild. 1 lie r Still O' || ; < miss. Oil \\ t s lie
role ise ot the l w<) pi soners. In r* ply
t‘> the dem u.d I I ihe l*o.i? the I •■'b’l.d
comma’idi <d the sqn ulron iii‘ >.imd
Sena oi J >hns m th it th ' ter v w is sei
i ;*..''l bv order <>f the g >v, lament sill I
and c ’uld n< l b.* ie'e.e-. d.
A threat was als > m d ■ by t' mi. Rog
ers, th .t in the < v nt >d atty further in
sult to I.is tl ig by eitg’.’tis < I I’.i le.c ih
li * would .- • I ir disti’g.iid t'. • m-utr.
t v of !h■ Si i e s t >1; lie; ve ol ■•* s’ me
upon atm her it) that city. Ik’s inso.
Imo, h 'Wevi r, has < x*’i‘< ' ' other
f< e'iug tin. one of c >•:!< m t i’. l’i'”-
cab, a d a: y attempt I l'' - ' kin I w.B b •
Het wi’h a 1■ S >!.i.me i'll? will ix.»t be
Ua v.i;eg -JZ As .1 ■’'.
A .1 iixß. 'Wx Max --Th* L-tv'ti
worth • • ist t vat re, ot the 6th i >st i . *
s t '* < :
We !■ c ve '. a < •’ i a I'm* C p
pi >’-*■. 1 . I ! .a 1) ov an i'.i oi
V qit. All. e mciuiy in the 3 I Reg’ -
immi. fi • |.i n* *.v.is on • f the twen.
tvtu> mmw . * i: aa i I no si! ,>f
\i: g i<-’.‘ *w . v sag» w- i J i
Brow i
TEtEGRAPHtC.
St. Louis, -Vug. 31.—Frmnont proclaims nmr
i tial law over Missouri, Persons found wi ll
I arms in band, will be court martialed and shot.
New York, Aug. 3L—Forty* tbousind dollars
belonging to Southerners was seized yesterday
in the Park Bank.
Cotton is brisk : 4,001) bales sold yesterday,
. at 2i)!, cents.
Sr. Joseph, Ang. 31—A company of mounted
I Mi-sonri.ins. 110 strong. su l len'y T entered an I
I paraded the streets of this town this morning.
They captured two U.S. recruiting officers.
•, Washington, Sept. I—The1 —The Harriet L ine got
; ashore at llatte**as. She had to throw overboard
; guns and coal to get off,
| Wheeling, Am., Sept. I—Great e.k'citenient
I exists here to night owing to a dispatch received
from Fairmount, which reports Secessionists of
back counties rising and mircliirig on the town,
intending to burn it--tear up railroads, A’e.—
This rising is supposed to be in concert with
some movement of General Lee.
Q' incv. 111., Sept. l'i--lnte:isf» excitement pre
vails here owing to an apprehended attack from
I Missouri.
Richmond. Sept. 1. Congress adjourned or.
Saturday, at midnight, until the third Monday
in November.
, A resolution has been approved, directing the
i Secretary of War, whenever pr-cticable, to sup
! p’y the troops in the service of the Confederacy
; with well biked bread; also with rations of
, fresh vegetables, whea the latter can be obtain
ed at reasonable cost.
I Sr. Louis, Sept. 1, —Advices from California
,to the 21st says : ‘ The Uncle Sam takes one
; million Dollars in specie.’’
Jefferson City. Sept. I.—A company of cav
alry surrounded Georgeto'wn to-day and took
Magoffin and several others prisoners.
Charleston, Sept. I.—The brig West Indian,
with a cargo of cotlee, ran into port safely. She
avas chased and fired at several times by the
. b’.ockaders. There is much rejoicing in conse
i quence.
Richmond. Sept 2.—A’ice Preddent Stephens
continues al Man iss is. in attend.ince on his sick
brother. Judge Linton Stepliens, both of whom
a e expected here on Wedncs lay.
Nothing of interest from the cunp’.
President Davis lias called Congress together
. to morrow Ji’uesday.) toattend some unfinished
' businass. There is still a qum um of members
here. The Uongi*“.-s will adjourn in a day or
• two.
' I; i- reported here that die ship Gon lar, from
Liverpool, has arrived at a Confederate port.
i She was seen and cb isml by the blockading
squadron, but ascaped sifely into port.
' Sr. Louis. Sept. 2.- It is reporiml that the
<’onfederates are concentrating at the terminus
• of the Cairo and Eulton Railroad, w here they
will make a stand.
I, . .
Louisville, >ept. 2—there is nothing m
E tstern reports bat glorifications over the Jl.it
ter.is alf.ii’. Butler says Hatteras Light may
again semi forth its cheering ray to the storm
beaten mariner.
Naw York. Sept. 2—The Surveyor lias seiz 'd
twenty eight vessels, owned wholly or in part
in the South.
The Washington c.irre pondeut of the ’’Post,"
says the pickets are clo.-ing. Then* are many
: exciting rumors : some say the ConieJeratis
have cro-sed at Acquia (.'reek.
Richmond. S\pt. 3. - Congress was in session
J about two hours, and then adjourned to the
third ?d m I iy in .N n ember.
i Riciimond. Sept. 3.—One hundre l an 1 two
I Federal pr'souer-i reached here this afternoon.
1 They were Liken by* Eioyd. ne.tr Gau'ey's
bridge, last week. One Lun Ire I of these Fed
er.iliest belong? I to the Ohio 7th regiment.
.Many of them were killed, and the balance lied
in great disorder, wading :i;id swimming the
river.
They were sign illy routed au I thorough’y
demoralized.
About 2.0.0 Federal prisoner- are now in
Richmo ml.
Richm ind. Va . Sept. 3.—P.altimore pap -rs i f
Monday morning have been r ‘reived here. 3 h y
conO.ui copies of die official reports to the de
p irtment at Wa-bington from the Ee lerals at
II Uter i-. Til? report gives ihe stale of tin? For:s
sarreiidered. an I slipu'.a'es that the officers and
men capture 1. sh ill receive the treatment due
pr - n •!■- >f war. The official communication to
tiie S?’i remry of the Navy, says tti ’y h ive c ip
tii; .- 1 two f irm, twenty five e innon.'*:i” han Ired
-.nd of ar:: seven him ’.red and llfieeri prison
er.-: also three priz ■< tw > of which were load, d
with cotton an I cofi'ee.
The pUormrs we.? * >av *y.*.l t » York. Thirteen
w I, i wer,’ woun l ’ i wore s mt to Am: ip dis.
3: ■ II trri- t L ine is supposed t > be lost.
V> ic . i.’no. A \ . Sept. 2. ('<>l Crossman, with
two comp ini. s ot r mnlar-'. ■ ttieke I four com
panies of -ece-Joiasts at Washington. Marii n
eoici’y. V.i.. but v. > re beaten off. with ;; ’ ss ( ,f
tw■> ki’led.
ReinmrccmenL lave been sent to (I.illapo'is.
Ibe co-pe •• a- w‘r • whipp ’d nt Btrbo ir
county court ’>•>(.-e. rec mtiy. by three compa
nies of Federa!i.-t. who bn'me l t’m town.
St. Lours Mo.. S «p*. 3. Di-mn ch ■< fr >m M.v
e-'H <' ’ v Al >. «l it ■ i Ai r 3 -t siy th i; the se-
Ces-,i >-ii'ts have t uci B*. J'. -y’.- an i Shebina.
Tee Font, i • i’• :’ Fe I?.• Li-m a~ • i iigtiag
;■!’ over M;.--s uri b.i.i: p.irtie- c.;p:t m.a:y
pels'tiers.
3' * W.t-hingt *n Star of *. ‘ i.iy cv-ming
s.avs:
W ’.sb’-:.: i- fid of rim ' - f th ' ’■■ ar :v -
pro.mb of ,i b i*’’e the o’lu.m .1 • .in *
Ti a •'i.'.m e-’nnc - <•:» v. ceil ti.ey are b
am uni to little rd m e th m tiie c i iu »l i '>’ ine •
<-v|C’i: .*'i :»h*4 a;’Jcrr-’t if n ,
tn *>a:n‘s r.i *— ’ w ’’. 'i .■ o •i• 'ms <>t i *
er m h ive no’ n't.**:i » i■n’■ >h * I by :, ■ en-
e iv. - ' fir fa’ in ii’’* t m i -n.:.' •.;■ t m .a
w i a* > m i't ‘ re> i.i <. a ■ u
t t : mt’s c-.’i * si.:’'.s.
Ti • '>i'•l •■i* * mn > ir * ?11 h•a •• i n
G ■ *t wn H 'g’.its. nnr F i’l» <'Yir -h. >’m»a*
« a m f. >m F ">rt ’'orcoran
Mobile Sept. 4.-About twelve (12)
' yesterday th? dry dock aground between Fort,
I’ickens and the Navy was burned. It is not
known wm tlier it was fired by* the Confederates
or the Lincolnites.
New A ork Sept 3. The Culifeder.ites prisor*
rrs re ently captured at Fort Hiteras N C have
arrived an 1 are now confined on board tin? hull
. of ihe Brandywine.
■ C uro 111, Sein 3.-Col. WalLice of the Feder
i alists and Gen I’illow of the Confederates are
I exchanging prisoners.
ANN 3UNCZM ZN T 3,
J/ir. AMor—Please announce J. M. DAN.ELT.,
Sr. as a Candidate to repress-1 Cobb County in
the next Legislature and oblige
MANY VOTFRS.
J/i,’. L lUor :— l’lease announce General L
llf)L> Ombr. as a candidate for Representative
of Cherokee county in the next General As-
■ sembly of Georgia, and oblige
■ MANY VOTERS.
-Vr. Dh'or : —Riease announce N. i>. GREEN
' as a Candidate to represent Cobb County in the
next Legislature and oblige.
.MANY VOTERS.
Jfr. Editor: — A ou will oblige h’s m iny friends
by announcing SAMUEL LAWRENCE. Esq.,
as a candidate to represent the 35th Senatorial
; District in the next General Assembly* of the
> S.itte.
, --
FitV'iVEare authorized to announce GEO.
N. LESTER, as .i suit able candidate to repre
sent the jonnty of Cobb in the next General
Assembly of th ■ St ite.
JJas’ietta 31ar2iers.
SEPT., 6. 1861,
Cotton. ..
PoRK to .
Beef 8 (ii, IJ.
Baon—Shoulders I’J («j, 2J
Lard (<i\ Irf.
Floui: .'super line) .. 6JJ @ (Oi) per bbl.
Ext. Family 6.50 (a), 675
Cohn (from wagon) 70 (<r SO,
Meal *• •• 90 @'loo.
Bye 8 ) @ 85.
V» heat 75 p' !)■)
Swimr Potatoes («)
Irish 2.50
S; oi;t 9 (, ; > b>.
Co - . io
It ids 5 @ 6.
Iron sweeles) 6.
I’l. I'A i'lON SWEEDES OR Pe1I" IRON. 5 (fil, 5.1.
(Ass r o. and American Iron 3! (i>, J.
P-ind Iron 5 (<p 6.
Nuls .*,} (,i : . 6.
i’ll\<’K?:ns 1 ?.>’ (r 15.
("indy 20 (a 25.
Molksfs 40 (•> .jo.
N. O. ~v»ui’ 50 60.
G >i d n •• J ,7.*>.
Candles (A Tim.inline) 28 (,U 3 1.
“ (Sperm) 50 @ 60.
Ragoing ‘. I*> (<i), 16
Rom: 9 10
Pi-ms !•()(<( 1 )0
Sai t per sick 175 (<t suo
Chickens 15 Pi 2f>.
Eo-m (i 12.1.
l’i ITER 15 (<>', 20.
Oats 35 (<> 40
SPECIAL NOTICES.
O.'.' ic : Soi rii :i:\Tm.maiAi’ii Co. I
M \i:ii i Gv. Aim.. 20. 1 Si; 1. (
riMIM STOCKH iLDERs ( >f the SDC i’iiE IN
L 3 .1 lt.X. i I CO., will receive their divi-
de ds bv calli mmU this office.
By > der of T reasury.
Augnst -0,-.in. A. W. YORK. Manager.
The r.i ixim- of w am in m are t > pre-u’rv:* the I
b > ly m perfect hc.ilih. not to w lit ior t'ie devel
opin'? it of disc.ism "Be wi < * in time;" cheek
aa I u ir.! mi i;ns’ i!?’ first ,ppr .i.-h. Keep the
mom tea aid bl ol Imiithy and pure, and the;
pla. ues oi a p lisoned a’m .sphere f ill I.arm’c s.
lii ’ only rem? ly that will thoroughly purify
the blood, an I at the s im- (im • strengthen and
invigorate the system is McLean’s Sirengthen
iiig* ii t! an I ii'o.> 1 Fur.tier. 3’ry it. and you
will be coni in'cd. See ,idiTti-cmeut.
li. 11. R.
THE FALL MALARIA.
THE FEVER Or' THE SEASON.
At.l. POTENT EFFECT OF KADAW.IY S KEMEDtNS.
Rada way’s Ready Relief, a household requ -
s.te for ail wlio would be lore ti med against
mortal d.seasc. is ab-o.ii.ely indispensible in
th? tall. Jlvk! (’nt* or two doses will breate
i'i> caiils and fevers, bilious remittent fever, ;
d nub ague, or any other mtLiriou.s compl.i nt, ,
at tiie comm’tieeiih.’ii:. as certainly as tae dis
order will 5,' t/c doic i ii.e victim if uiichvcked. j
T ,e c 'Les and o.her bowel e miplain.s. so gen
eral in .min a.i. a.e almost iu-iautiy checked;
by a .-iag.e do-?, il pu-.itively ex iaguisii.’.j
pain, w.b’dier -a irp or a ■■, .?, e.m. t int or sp is- ;
mo lie. an I it- blessed enec' in neuralgia, ;
rumun itisai. tic dol.ire.ix, ail too ’*.- iciie, ein
o ,i. b ' i.i ib > tan ■wij h ive experienc
ed.’
K . P If IN Y >L’R II :CSE.
It is importa it that ev -ry household should
b * fur.i;.-:;,’I w..h itviw.iys Ready Ri’l.ef il
u-e o.i ,u i o '.- I-..ms wa ’i’e there is fever wiil.
i i a few m. i.ices s’ -neei.-e Io the pitimu.
Ri ait.u’k-5 «>; croup. Soto flirtrit. imiuenzi.
Ri iw.iy s Reidy i.eiiei w.il qii.imiy cure i.ie
piueaL
R iDWAY's R GCL\riN<; PILLS
th;-: :*..:-» r; imcriVr; *i ,i>:<’.\i: in THKW
Rvmw .v’;R •. i.vr *. , Pi:. are never m >re
: <’• y :. • ■ ted th in i i i •• tall. 3he rich
friiit'aii l m li,-e i.bl • veget tble.- of a.ilnmn.
cadi- b . w li.ch : :e Ciicul it.o.i is thrown oat of
bf.i ;?<•. .1 lln • ■ i.u ‘.i. Lveran I l uigs p.ir-
II ’m pili* lyz 1.1 I ir-’aa’ I .?-? Il i. ’i'Cl-.
at i ii. ii•b >ly to w.. ,-. i; 1 t.i • i.i •<• a > ■
wi uvr.a cmit-.-e of tiii- gi’-i' ape: i.mt. rd; wi
ll.’ a:i i oi’i.", .J. In •:. m -1: .. It t.e
oa:y < . .. i. ; c :n la-’ w rid wa efi eqn iliz •- the
rnU. ci ■ bio. ■ ; .\;l ”:•< m. .E par
i -ii ive il•i U.c >:it , eject, .lad iu a.• •
: •’ > m-’TOit. al ui-v ,»■ -.
i. - if - il .; ;j 1 d.s are tne *
i”,< il,, i ■ i .m M ig
n. .>• a -a four to -.x ..ii .- ■ in
t , m n • < i-.’s w. • • il. •- • d, i. . - arc
u- ' ■ ‘ • _ • i • - w cd ’ • r .,y -I ■. . i
>•: . .i > i ell tl.in T lip'll ta ’
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u »» » •.. .•. v rKt» • .i j i . tiHr
it R i •!' * ar* -1 by I'fa.-.'-*-
v il \Y A u'D.-*3 lohast. N ’)’.
i >• Him a’FA' ttov’s Mirier? <. »<
Sept *.!i’>-r i-t I «.
NE W ADVERTISEME NTS.
MARIETTA female
O O JU I_a O E .
fp IIS Institution commends itself to tin* put
A fonage of the people of Marietta by its
Undisguised Southern character, its thorough
instruction, its exemplary discipline, its,
permanent design, its admirable locality for
convenience, study* an I exercise, and its moder
ate charges.
Particular information should ba obtain
ed. not from Rumor, but by direct application
to T. B. COOPER, A. M., Princip il.
Sept. 3. 1.861.
G-EOHG-IA, Paulding County.
"VAT IIEREAS. Enoch Pinkant,. Administrator
VV of the Estate of J unes N. Pink int. de
ceased, applies to me for Letters of Dismission,
from said Administration,
I hese are therefore to cite and Admonish all
persons concerned, to be and appear at my of
fice. on or bciore the first Monday in March next,
to show* cause (if any they have) why said Let
ters Disrnissory should not then be Granted the
applicant.
Given under my hand at office this September
2nd. 1861. MILES EDWARDS, Or’dy.
G-EORGTA, Paulding County.
A 11 ,-Jt x.'. Isaac ()-bond Administrator of
v y th * Estate of John (J.-bond, deceased, ap
plies t<> me lor Letters of dismissson from said
Administration.
3 lies? are therefore to cite an I Admonish all
persons coiic’rned to be and appear at my of
fice on or before the first Mon.l iy in March next
to show Cause (ifany they have'; why* said Let
ters Dismissory should not then be granted the
applicant.
Given under my hand at office this September
2nd. ISiil. MHjES EDW ARDS, Or’dv.
LIST "or LEITERS -
I> EMAINING in the Post Offi.-o at Marietta,
ti September Is’, 1861.
A.—Alston, R A Grigas. Miss Octavia
Atkinson, Edward Guer ird, Edgar L
Alexander. Miss Julia AH. —H ill.‘Reuben,
B.—Boring John P Hanes, Mrs W A
Brow'n. Mrs Francis M.—Morris. Mrs M A P
Berry. Alford .Mason, Leon
Boughton.Seth N McDonald. Jame 3
Brvan, Wm. McAfee .Miss Lucy ?.[
Burris, Mis Nancy A McCoy, R3’
C.--C!tas(in, .Miss LizzieP.--Parser. James C
Foley. R T R.—Roulhoe Joseph B
Cole. W D 2 T.—Simpson, II R
I). — Devore Elias Simmons Miss Nancy
Daniel. Limit S aiders, AC
Doughty, J W W.—Walker, Jas 11
E.— Ely, Wright Mis M G Lilley
G.—Gordon, AV H
AV. F. GROVES. P. M.
Notice.
T A 0 months after dele application will bi*
mado to the Court of Ordinary of Cobb
county, for leave to sell the lands pelonging to
the ertote of Isaac Howell, late of said county,
decease:!, for the benefit of the heirs and ere 1-
i'ors of said dec.iased liis September 3d, '6l.
IL P. HOWELL, Adm'r.
WB HAVE ON HAND
AXD F3II SALE AS LOW AS
THE TIMES WILL
ALLOW FOR
fist' a i i,i.
Ilio Coffee.
Elick Tea, Choke,
C-reon Tea,
Crushed Sugdr,
White r
Yellow Coffee Sugar,
Powdered Sugar,
Brown Sugar.!
Soda Biscuit, i
Cream Biscuit.
Butter Crackers,
Idacaroon Snap Biscuit
Pickles end Preserves,
Mackerel, White Fish,
Syrup and Mo!asses,
Yeast Powders,
Cooking Soda,
Soap & Starch.
INDIQO AND MADDER,
C ’o] )(.*]•: IS, I aO'_> wood,
\' < *ll< *ti;tii I Led,
Chromo Vollow,
Turkov Ik'd Yarn,
1 >1 III* Hto II TO,
POWDER AND SHOT,
I’cri’iision C*;ip«, Load.
Flints, ( riiii Tiibi's, Vt*.
C "ro.*‘h'rry
MUSTAKO AND VJYEGA??,
POTAM I IX TIX CA XM.
C ) VCb Y m YTED LYE,
A DEM A YTIX EC i X DLES,
PA U AFFINE CA XDLE
Choohta anl C03j.l
<?andi(‘s.
Raisins,
Pfuutos,
Nuts,
Nto*. Ar •
AVc w;.I <1 >oir l> ’-i l i k" •;> <> ir Stock :ik
c >m.i.ai p i id will try to suit our
• a ii?. 1. < »ur terms are Uasb.
WILLIIMP3OT& SON.
Air : ■’ .>:h 1.-61.
<>t !<•<?.
4 LT. p'•->n - in I ?!>'.•• 1. by ac • > i.iL t 1 : • un-
VVi ' -1 if.- e .<■!•« .y r-’ pi I '.’tie
1.." - ' '•!> . »e. 1 bav •'li 1 <>U’ my e’l.irc
- ■' • ‘ ( • • 1 i* : 1 r |'l : tn-’ l» i--: i •<-. 1 th-
: ’wto (<> >- • up my f; » . 1 w ci! 1
PREFER THE MONEY,
' * ®x ■ ■
I. ia i .i • ■ nr *, ii it -t li ■
< : . ■ by Nd’, ideas’
i. i ’.i 1«. <■ Rl in .t.i 1-. • • ni ’.
DILI. ARD ’I. YOUNG.
-'to; i 2 7 *i. HD -ts.
'V i. I '. A I tig • i <> Aim •;! I-. Wa, in.-.
, A i’<*-to >:> 111 ?’l n .’- ’i : ri’Ci’ivc.l i)V
Nto *o. )\ cS a BUTNER I
I
D R UW
v X* D —. —
Y'-’.- /
'lElllillES!
H. M. HAMHFTT. J. T. CROVES. M. T>.
Harnmett <&
Wm. BOOT’S OLD STAND,
'MARi ETTA3
WOULD respectfully call the nt er Hon ol
Phy.-i ci:i,us Mere liar ts, and tie public gen
erally to th. ir large ami wo 1 selected st.oi-k of
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
OITaS, Zk/kITSTTS,
&c, &«*., &c.,
embracing everything cotnpr set in the regular
Drug bnsine s. viiich thev are propa: e I to sell c*x
the mo-t approved terms for
Cash or Approved Paper.
As our fbciliti'-s f r the purchase of goods arcr
un. quailed we offer
GR EA T 1X1) VC EMRS TS
to purchase s.
Tn a l.lition to our stock above mentioned, we
have a full assortment ot
FA XCY & COMMON SOAPS,-
Tooth. Pair and Nail Brushes, wbi :h ws receive
<lii*r.*t from the mapii'act irers. Also,
Stationery, Cutlery, Toys,
Crockery, Garden Fee's, Field Feeds: A fill
stock of
T-TYYTY ID Fi/JS ;
imch as f'buins. Hoes, Axes. Nails.Shovels,Fpa.los-
FoUks, L’>’ks. Hinges. Hollow Ware. &c.
40,000 Pounds of Iron,
nd evcrvthing else in tiie above line. Giv a
trial Sai is‘’act on guaraiteel.
mtr-f -ly
18617 SPRINGS 1851,
AND
Sammer Goods!!!!
Pham's Building, Marietta, Ga»
(Opposite the Public Square)
1 1. 111 RSCII.
Typß SPRING-& SUMMER HAS
JL in Store, a splendid assortment of S3'A
PLE ami FANCY Dry-Goods, suitable for City
and < onntry 3'rade.
Having imide exec'Hent arrangements for a
full supply of every thing
r< ib \ v Aix i > tx ov k r
at. all times through the season, assure custoiit
er.s, and the public generally, that he will sei
a iy and all sty les of GOODS
As low as can be purchased in ill’s City
Assorted Goods in Silks. Bareges, Muslins, Mai
reizts, Organdies, and Jaukoni'ts, Fonlnril
Ang'aise. and Grass '.’loth Suits. Mantil
las, in Silks. Laces. Grass Cloth. Je, Em
broidered and Lr.ce Setts. Linen and
La.-? Setts. ILS. L. C. and Superior
Handki’rchie.'s, Parasols, Fans,
Kill Gioves, Lace .Mitts,
Ac.. Ac.. Ac.
Also, a full supply of Bleaclioil And Pmwti
S.K’i’tiiigs aii-I Shirtings. Cotton tides. Jc.incs
and Siripes. HO DP SKIUTS of tl.e latest
styles.
DOOTS, SHOES, (<<•.
Also, a large stock of
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
Which he ,vill sell as low. for C\sn. as tl’.ey can
b? bought in this or any other market.
• 7rCJ-Call and examine his Slock. None ran
cxc.’l him. —April 12th. 1861 Iy.
' IST. JAMES iXSTITUTE
For Young Ladies.
riVIE Third >-■<<! >n will open August I'itb
I an 1 close December 201 b. Tuition from
S-.5-') to 85.D0 per month. Bills for milioii,
from lim • of entraa-’e l > en I of session payab o
in I ll’teber.
Circular- eo:it:iinmg particulars obtain
ed o i application to
Rev. S. BENEDICT.
A i
VZar Notice
OUR accoa it- are all dm* up to the first day
of July, an! w? earne.-tly request our
Fiends to com ■ forward ’tiid
S©ttl TTzp
As we are compel!? I tn have Money to carry
the Wars. We'lion.• tliev will no! wilt to b>
C ille ! on. II V.FIETT st GROVES.
July 2(1.h. 1891 Im-
Mt. AIRY VINEYARD.
nnilE il l U-r-ig r’d, solo le.-see lot’ a ]i- rio.l of
ti years of M Hint Airy Vineyard. a'd--r-lor s ib’,
ami will keep mi h ind r ioted vines a id < utti'igs <-f
ti ’ be-H varieties 'd mnpie. D iriim "t” 'o lp’i
-e ison 1 will have grab -s for sale to supply th • or*
<l. rs of e.i tnui -r* i > large or small -pi oU-i'ie-•
A p plica’ io i n> i v 1> ■ made to m-- at I ii - \ mega rd
or through th • Po t Office, M irict-a. G '•
Jnl.< Is J.-to ::l E. L. M \S.)N,
New Book Bindery.
Ruling and Book-Binding.
ri HEsiiba -rib -r* respectfully inform •'?’ P’J r>
■ li? that they have conuiM'nccd ••• d'*’ 'VJ
<>■' /Atlanta, a iffew Book'Bmdery;--
Blank Looks. Ledgers. Joiu n ds. Day Book i
Blotters. Hotel an 1 Stable, Register-. I’o- *<’ 4
Record Books. Ac., with or without Printed
Ib-idmgs. an I Ruled to any p dfro de-ire.l.
mi. ii ae’.i, ■ 1 bi to-’ nea' ’--t an I most iiiirc.bi *
m umer wi-' tiout 1-1 iy. Mag iz.ines. Musie, Nev. ,
IMpt’T’. » boHD I ; l 'hoi I liotlC
■ ••• -i ! ■-. tiny part of th? Mite w t ,|
m wth prnmp I'tcntio!) in lo> -;s i<-j orefi
to be —nt by m .’I. htnl.w ig >n or riilroal,
< trefull v cnx *■•! so as to avoid (h * pos...bili’y
of in ur~ b transportation.
J P. MASON i CO.
A’’,. 31 1' ••