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W SUwrate. MARIETTA, GEORGIA, Tuesday Mornina Sept.J7 Printing Establishment A T i l±j- WE offer for sale ample and new surpass material for a co uplete PRINTING ES T VBLISIIMENT. Ni'.wi and Job. including Tu o Pn «, N _ in o II >e - s Washington and one large Tavlor’s. Most of the Tepe has never been used—none injured-ample in quantity and well assorted Apnlv at this office. August 23d. IS6L . Election T okers. We will print Election Tickets in any quanti ty at Fifty Cents per liundre 1 or Three Poll us and Fifty Cents per thousand. Send in your orders soon. Th? Advocate Office, Wi’h an abundance <*f the best materi al an ! jjoed workmen is prepared t" d » all kinds of Book and Job Printing on reasonable terms. To Corr 3 spondentn. All correspondence for the paper should be adlresse l *o the “Advocate Oifi-e” or to the Publishers to secure early attention. Notice to Post Office Sibncirbnrs. Those of our subscribers who h ive hereto fore received their papers through the Post Of fice at this place. can hereafter bo supn'.ie I 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. T? scriber 3. If annirj those erased, from the Advo cate or Statesman lis‘, there are any who desire a continuance, it wul of cmirse, o’ive ns pleasure, to send firm the Semi-'-Feekly or Weekly Advocate as preferred. If any removing the Weekly \dvo cate desire the Semi 'Weekly thechang’e w : ll be made up in the piytnent of die difference in subscript ion. MEWS ITEMS. The apple crop in Pennsly vania promises badly this year. Scliuyley Livingston, an old mediant died in New York on the 3 1 inst. The f -llnwing are said to be some of the principal product ions of lortug is, to which the mu ineers in the Yankee ar my have been sent; Lizzards, snakes, scorpions, jiggers, sandflies and large sized mosquitoes. A r.-giment of artillery reel’ll ting in < incinnatri by Sherman, is about to be disbanded, for want of recruits. The burning of the Pensacola Dy Dock lias been ascer r ained to have been the work of the Yankee garrison al Fort Pickens. It was a loss of a round million to the Sonth. One Limit. 11 nits, of the Missouri Sixth, having ventured as a spy into Gen. II irdee’s cimp, was recogniz d by a cap aiu in one of the (lonli'derate companies, and in a few minutes there after. fell pierced by seven balls. In the North C irolin i L “g : s! iture on Tlnirsd iv 1 ist, two unsuccessful ballots were had in both Imuses for a Confed ate States Senator from di it State. The Iris’’ census record ■» the fact of another decline in the p< pul.ition of that country, am minting to about three quarters of a million p “is ms in ten years. The Cherokee Indians held a grand Council on the 20 th nit , ami resolved to go widi the Smith. There were only two dissenting voices Cornelius B. Hi I lick, of Suffdk, has b “cd elected and will accept tin* Presi dency of Wesleyan Female Ct liege, at Mnrfreesl on., N. (’. A lr i’ll itic p “i f irmince at the op.'ra hmise Ni-yy- Orleans, on l ist Tues liv night, netted $ 1 SoO, lor charitable pur poses. Ihe barks J/onrt/nieZ* nnd Sum'er, both partly owned in Charleston, were s" '' 1 in B >stmi on the 2 1 ins*, by the United St lies M nsh d. 'The sickness in the army of the I'o tom ic is diminishing. The h» >i d re turns continue d lily t , Ill!lkl? l an ii;l . proving exhibit. Ihe N ishv lie /’u’-jo' say s m m w mill hv h > ex “h.s .m ~f I, nnbsh Ils arc w mud “ I n.ortally, 0>! The in men ,h E'l-glXh ironed q.,,] w ir-hip d'l nm-h is m ide ;i mlv>ss iul trip d >wn the T. nn< 1 hey ’i i I ico of th -j t - own m iking in \ Jpai .i iso, list .L ly, A <; iievr stun in i e. >p di it but not inappropriate, peril ips, to t’lidi. Su >\yt\G 11 ?. C > n;s A Gentleman from ('heat Mountain tells the follow owing: \ sqn »d of 1 di in Volunteers, ant scon ting, e:imo across an old wmn a in a log eahiit, in the in »ttn ain- \t ti rth • usual salutations one of tin : i asked her “iVell old I idy. .ire x >n s< ,\-<t ’ N >,*’ yv s her answer. “Ar* y u I i n." , 'No." 'What are x u ihciC” V Ban ist md alwiys have been " The II oil’»•« let down. THE MARIETTA SE AIT -WEEKLY ADVOCATE. ;;()V. BROWN A Xl> THE TAKING OF F-iRT The Milledgeville ‘Union’ of Tuesday last has an edi ori d, in which the fol low ing is given among’ other “reasons yvhy G 1 v Brown shoui l bs ie-eected: ’ “ii. Before Fort Pulaski had been oc cupied by Federal troops, and before ■ Georgia had acted, Gov Brown risked s ex cry thing and boldly seized the Fort and occupied it by Georgia troops.— > This timely’ ict has k .pt die foot of the ■ invader off t’ne soil ol Georgia. In the i adjoining State of South Carolina, on 1 one side? dm Federal troops go' posses sion of Fort Sumter, and it cost a bat tle and the expenditure of even a mil- - lion of dollars to get it back. In the -tale of Florida, on die other sole, the Federal troops got possession of Port s Picki “iis, and it has taken nearly ten r thousand men to guard them, and has cost but little shorr of five millions of dollars, an I we are not yet in posses sion of the Fort, while in Georgia half a regiment in Fort Pulaski Ir.lds it 1 quietly and defies Lincoln’s troops to i attempt to enter. 'I he Governor’s yvorst enemies are compelled to admit that Georgia is indeb cd to him alone for her present proud position in th s ’ res .cel, and that. Lincoln’s 'roops would » now, in all probability be in the Fort, , and a large army of oury forces lying around i; a an immense cost, yvith a prospect ot he.ivy loss of life in retak ing it, but for tins bold, deci led, fear less action.” While we have no disposition to dis- I p irage Gov. Broyvn, nor in the slightest flegrce to detr >ct Irmn iiis just merits, we are unwilling’ that, those who are endeavoring, regardless of the claims of others or the wishes of the people, to »’ive a life-estate in the G überatorial ofii t, shall claim f r him credit to v which he is not entitled. Gov. brown ,[ is not cnti’led o the credit of lia ving u “risked every thing and bol-lly seize l ’ e the Port;” nor is Georg a "indibled to i J/im alune for her pre sent and piou I po ■ sitioii in this respect,” as the ‘L’nioji’ (> yyonld have its readers believe. The e most t i t can be cl.limed for him in connection yvith tint imp irtant event the first overt act of Southern resist- - anee, is that he gave his assent, and a finally his official sane ion, to a s ep . which h id already been determined on i l.y’ the e.itiz ‘iisof S.iytinmih.and which he t km yv yvould be taken even without h;s aiif ln.t ily or co operation. Immedia ely o:i the ncyvs reaching () tin’s city th it Maj >r And rs mh .d evac uated Ft. Moultrie and occupied urn ' i ter, the importance of occupying Fort ?, Pulaski bei’ire a Federal garrison con'd >. be thrown in o it, became the theini* or | con versa I ion timoiig our citizens. Gov. Brown yvas, we believe, written to more II ;th in once on the subject. No steps 0 being taken towards the occnpaiicy of the Fort, a number of public spirited v and patriotic '-ilizeus held a private I meeting, at yvhich it was deliberately 1 d.“term'no I to t ike poss “s-ion of f rt. 1 Pulaski an l hold it. Vonntcers for the 1 purp >s ■ yvere soon enrolled, and a stif- I ficiont sum of iicmey raised by indvid j I u il subscription to pr rch ise provisions, tinnni'ions, and prov id • transportation ' an 1 the .|, i m wis *o slut as s .>n V as the necessiry p.<‘p ii’ ttion c mid lie e ■ made. In (Im me mtim ■itw is deemed ad vi si Ide to inform Gov. Brown of wh it | h ill been dote min d on. an I to ask him j to give his offi -ial sane i m to the step 1 This wis accord; nglv done Some e p’i.t s or ten days elapsed, and the pr j “C'ns |. iof the movement were becoin ng im- i patient, when G >v. Brown visited { e i city. Upon consultation, and finding • oiir cit izens were ressolvcd <m (..king I posse <ioii of ihe f’.irt as a measure of - s ‘Il o ’otection, the G ivern >r cons “Utcd to s inction th““ in »vem mt an I v ive or al “rs (o (fol. Law on to t ke poss'-ssum of tlnTorll’i ss in (he name of the St i(e. I ! Sin h is the true history of fir-- c ipture > 1 'lire For! Pul i ki and G v. Br >wn’s c n : \ necti- n yvith the afl lir. That r< g ilded j his ac | niescence at the time as a cm i cession '<> de ermim d spirit ofotir peo ’ I pie, r ilher than as an act of h istdily - and deli.nice Io the 1 mt< d States to v> > ernm ii . is shown l>y his proclamation the day alter the capture ol F >rl Pulas ki, in which he stated, much to tiie I chagrin of soaie wh > had ps' tic pi ted ' in the in ivinrnt that h ■ had hi iiar zcd - tiie occupancy ol the F-u t by troops of Hie State to prevent it being taken pos session ofbythe mob.— .Sue-* noo/i -V< tc< ' Joy. .”>l. Cutrox -- 'li • N.ei'.'k cor: s -indent I el Ihe l{ ciimoii'l d sp i:. h wri ics; j "I in i v as vv il mip in t.»r inb>: »n i • t;. ii here and elsevvh re in tfe army, that the Li lies need not lunger wo i. • . "Hl their li ig< rs and eyes in pickl.'rg i Lit f>r (he soldiers US ti has I e-.-n d s- j covered i>y ex jiei iei.e >1 pi.vs eu.os t'.a » cleineott -n ms-v >i < just as welias lint f’C drvs-'ng w-miids.* Some of tic i Fur.i a -“an surge, ns u<e cot! n in pres ; i'“.ciiee : > I nt. I’T con.'r.r we publish. -1 di “ other d»y t ; an -ipp -.d j,-. \. N. a : hy. Med- • I D rec <>i t-.r this State m ! iv r • f . but ano in opposition t i ( .'ton. It is u .; our province t > i-f-’er opiuems on a ; ma' < r which chi only be decided by ; P-elcss; ,n.»| < x ; i.-ncc .mi .-bs i vatioo II | but v\e r. s mctfilov a-k fT lull infer- I m ition fr<>m inmipeteiit sources. I- it u -t n ers. iry t < h ive the (hit-i , 'o*’i p-eo ire : .. ir<-.-»b d vviiii reic'imec \ ~ to lucre < of i’> a i, s ntn nt qirti'iy tm . '“'re it is sut.s; Hired tor ii it it in anv , i c i;i be siibsti’nb- p - • to 1 '’’ !' ’■ •!' i'enu eh is b.TTse » I’ !.- > -Cl’. ’-I • Pitts TBLEGRAPHtC. The Battle of Saminen il e. Rrcnvioxo, Sept. 11.--The Ric’.i.n in I Exami ner his on its bulletin board, the following statement relative to the recent battle of Siinl merville. The Post Master at Lewisburg writes to the Post Master at Richmond as follows: Gen. Floyd had another engagement with the enemy on the 10th inst, in which he routed them killing GOO and wounding 1,000, and ta king some prisoners. A few hours after the en gagement, Floyd heard that another wing of the enemy had crossed the river a few m above here in order to surround him on this side of the river. Floyd then fell back. Tli.it report is reliable, having been brought by an officer who was in the engagement. The Confederate loss was one killed and eight wound ed. Affairs in Mi-souri. St. Louis Sept. 13.—Gen. Rains is reported as being within 40 miles of Lexington, Mo., with 15,000 Confederates. Tom Harris captured a Federal government agent in Boone county and took’from him a num ber of horses. Hudsox, Mo., Sept. 13th. —Martain Green has crossed the Missouri river at Glasgow, Mo., with 3,500 mounted men. lie seized the steamer Sun shine, and used her for transporting the Confed erate troops. He also captured a Federal guard of 11 men, and released a number of Secession its who were held there as prisoners, 'ihe Sunshine was laden with bacon, sugar. Ac., and also cOi) stand of arms. Jefferson City. Sept. 13. —Gen. Price’s ad vanced guard is at Warrensburg. Gen. Price cl urns to have 16,000 men under bis command. His imin body is appro idling Lexington. The sumo messenger who brought the above 1 also brought Gen Price's official accennt of the battle at Fbrt Scott on the 4th of September. The Federal forces under Lane and Montgom ery, having formed a junction retreated after a skirmish of one hour and half Gen. I rice's loss ■w ts 3 killed and 17 wounded. The Federalists abandoned Fort Scott and continued their re treat towards Kansas. Movemen’s Near Washing*©!! Washingrox Sept. 13. -Intelligence has been received here to night that the Confederates are moving in large bodies from Fairfax Court House to Falls Church. Heavy picket skirmish nig is reported. Affairs in VVes.ern Virginia. Clarksbung. Va. Sept 13, —The Confederates ■ commenced advancing yesterday morning on both pikes towards E'.k water and Cheat Moun tain. They surrounded the fort on the summit and cut the telegraph wires. They continued to advance on Elk o uter until within two mile.-’ of the Federal lines, when they were cheeked by shells from Loomis’ battery; skirmishing, how - ever, was kept Up all night. Two Coniede:<tie troops who were spying around the I-edera’i c imp. were surpprised by the pickets and -hot. One of tho officers is said to be J. A. Washington of Alt. Vernon. Latest News. Lorisvir.i.E, Sept. 15. Reliable advices say •hat i’remont has not been siq '-reeded. Gen. Floyd, in his retreat from Ro.sencra.nts' forces left about Si Mi,).) worth of stuff li ‘hind Fears are eniertained that he may concentrate with Gen. Wise and attack Gen Con. Vrom Pensacola. I’nv “i-ir.v. Sept. 15. Last i,;_ht a giln boat, with 15 Federals an I a howitzet, » ro-- ■ I from Fort Picken- to the Navy Yard, and set tire to tiie guard boat, with intention of burning the Navy Yard. The alarm was given in lime to save the Navy Yard. '1 he I e lerals left tiring grape and canister, wounding one Confederate. I'ney were 'piloted by four marines who de.-ert e l four day s since. Our m-n on boat fought liravely. killing six d - the enemy. Our 10-., i > one mis in. and three slightly wonn led. Gov. Magotf.n s Proclamation. FiiA.xKro i . Sept. 15. «<>v. M icoilin has i stie.l the following procl.nn ition: •■in <>b ■ iienc.' to th-.“ subjoine I r “solution a l-ip'ed I>_. the (Jeneral Assembly oi K-n u ay. t!:.“ <;. a .'i n-.a-.“ii: o.'the Con'ederate S a'.es and t.a’St.iteol i’eimes.see, ami all Others eoncerned are hereby iut’otmed that KentU"ky expects the Confederates or i'enne-see troops to be with drawn tiom I,er sail nie'-'mliLon.ii.y. (Signed' li. M AGOi'l'iN. < Je.ve: nor," l-'.eni ingti n. W .sittx ■ -x. Sept. I>. Sexero.p 1.1. ■■’.!' from' New York and i h kidelphhi hive been recelred demanding the expulsion from the < - ii'j:r ? o> 11-.- e,'. ti:-. I’ n’--' e->rre- ( > >1 i-'nt. Several tliousanl Confe.be;-i.es in irche I on . ti.e pickets m ar Hall'.-tc-n.-e ami M-rnnt Olive . Cliureh. driving them on cur liiie-. 1.-cya' -beoed Ed. > Ra ids, one mile ' ■' “W tiie p ,’nt they had cm riel. Gen. .e.l.iu wid j do.ib attempt tn drive them back to-day. l’ie';e-s th,own out from Fort C»nc ran w.-i— ' <l-ill'll in. A Licale. i.iat and two privabs we. • kirC ' ! - . . , , I The i. on e.L-r ;tes me s.xmu rockets along ( il eir w hole line. The • Post" ci sc-yemlrnt -ays that at ten th> mmi'.irg the (- i t ’ereti-s m ved force :- i i e.li'- Romls. Four t-b r.il pickets were e .ptu.c '. I two- >'■ mr- v, -i i■ 1. I mp< rt mt. Tin* LvneliLiirg Iv-pnEiic.nn < t’ 1I h says tiia Gm Lee attn« kc IIF -m --cr.ii s on M >toi <y th*’ ‘J ii n 'nr IL: ; n< v lie, an I ift. r>i <! sp< ra‘<- fi-lr. _a in-d ; S g nl V' t-TV. Al Hit <-0 1 F’’ brils «•>-;<• k llml. Hid 1500 taken pri< is- ;•< C'nr loss al"»iit 400 killed ..:.d \v> t; -h-'l i ;'S II- XV- XV aS i»F"IV-Ilt ll’llin t'l'* iF’'l Au-:-!; r>| iii.- s vy a perlectly reL.O'lc ■ genllmi in. C'lii ills'; iu.-t rv-• ive 1. n l.ir/-- ■••( Laz i-b ; I'.tirv and .Y.-r Chee- bv \- G’b'V.-SA FITNER ANNOUNCEMENTS. For Sheriff anti Deputy Sheriff. y-g-S* I’lense announce the present officii nt officers-J. T. RO&ERTSON and J. F.McCLES KEY. for the offices of Sheriff and Deputy Sher iff of Cobb county for the ensuing term. We are authorized to announce Dr. L. BANKSTON a candidate to represent the coun ty of Cobb in the next Legislature. J/r. U.lilor— Please announce J. M. DANiELL Sr. as a. Candidate to represer-t Cobb County in the next Legislature and oblige MANY VOTI’RS. Mr. Editor :— Please announce General L HOLCOMBE as a candidate for Representative of Cherokee county in tho next General As sembly of Georgia, ami oblige MANY AHffTERS. 'iir. Editor: — Please announce N. B. GREEN as a Candidate to represent Cobb County’ in the next Legislature and oblige. .MANY VOTERS. Mr. Editor :—Y on will oblige his mmy friends by annonn ing SAMVEL LAVv PENCE, Esq., as a candidate to represent the 35th Senatorial District in the next General Assembly of tho State. MS" W:-: are authorized to announce GEO X. LESTER,-as a suitable candidate to repre sent the jounty of Cobb in the next General Assembly of the State. Marietta SEPT., G. 1831, Cotton (p> Pork to . Beef... & @ D- Bacon—Shoulders 19 (dy 20 Iff AR I) •; id- Flour’super fine)... 6JJ @ 650 per bbl. Ext. Family G. 50 G 75 Corn (from xvagon) 70 Meal " " @- !”<>, Rve : .. 80 @ 85. Wheat 75 (<ti 90 Sweet Potatoes Ittrsir “ .2.50 Sugar. 9 @ 16. Coffee 25 @ 30. Rice 5 @ 6. Iron (sweedes) G. Imitation sweeues or PEir’ Iron. 5 0 SJ. Cass Co. and American Iron 3.1 (d, -1. Band Iron 5 (eff G. Nails @ G. Crackers 12i @ 15. Candy -20 (d> ?5. Molasses 40 (d, 50. N. 0. - yhui’ 50 (g) 60. Golden “ I-’’- Candt.es (Adamantine) 28 (A 33. (Sperm) 50 («) 60. Bagging 15 @ 16 Rote 9 (a), 10 Peas 90@100 Salt per sack 475 Chickens 15 (d, 20. Eggs (ci), 12.1. Butter 15 (<i>, 20. Cais, 35 @ -10 SPECIAL NOTICES. Ofstce Southern Telegraph Co. ) Marietta. Gv. Aug.. 20. 1861. C rpHE STOCKHOLDERS of the SOt’Tii l’.b’N 1 TELEGRAPH CO., will receive their divi de ds by calling at this office. Bv tder of Treasury. Augnst 20,-2ni. A. W. YORK, Manager. Th' l mix'im- of wises men are topreserve the body in perfect health, not to w lit for the devel opment of disease. "Be wise in time;” check nnd git-'.rd against the first approach. Keep the st-nnneh ami bl <>4 healthy and pure, and the plagn-'s <>f a poisoned almosphere fill harmless, ihe <>nlv remedy that will thorough]x - purify the bl"-'-I. ami it the same time strengthen and invi:z irale the system, is McLean's Stremrthcn in r Cordial an 1 Blood Purifier. Try it. and you will be convinced. See advertisement. it? R? THE FALL MALARIA. Tin: fiver or riiE season. ALL POTENT EI-TECr Or RADAWAY's REMI '.HES. Radaxvay'j Ready Relief, a household requi sii<“ fur all avlio would be forearmed against inort.il d sense, is absolutely indispensable in tiie fill. M irk 1 One or two do-es wiL l.redr \ ii]> chills and fevers, bilious remittent fever. : tt imi> ague, m any e-iher milarious complaint. :: the i--- mii-nmem mt. as ceriainlv as the dis r-r-ier w 'll 'u -i’.-the victim if unchecked. I', colics an I oilier bow. 4 complaints, so gen eral in autumn, are almost instantly chuckl'd ' by a -in. e d<l- ])ositively extinguisim.s piin. whether sharp or acute, constant or spts. iti-idie. an t i's bh-s-ed etf - t in neuralgia, Hu unmt : -m. ti--•loL'i'ei.x. ami tooth-ache, c ..i i;n.\ ’?.■ eu.-c let-.I bv I'lu-f wiio h ive experienc ed-* KE P ir IN Y-»l’R Hop.-F. 1: is imp >■ ' i >t I’mt ev -ry household shoul 1 b -furnished with R i iw.iv'.s Rendv Relief u-e on all oee --ions where there is fever will, in a few minutes sctmreeise to the pitient. In attacks <»f Croup. Sore Throat. Imtnenzi. R ilwc.y - It-'idy Reliei'will quickly (lire tiie p itient. RUUVAV’s R-GUI.XTING Ftt.t.S Illi: m -r itugahve mi me xi-: lx m;: world. nADVWXY - It 1.. LV’IXG I'll.L- .UX* lICViT 111 I -.;-i: ’x lie.-,led th.i.i in tiie fall. ] h - rl--!) . i 'i' 1 md in liuestji,),- vt-z-’* ibl ’: of autumn. ‘ I-';.-.;- by W 1- a the cir- d e -:i is thrown oul of b.i! I’ici 1 . an i tti ■ -tuni u-ii. I'veraiil Itiuys p >r • - ■ :• i ■ > restore i efunctions. ;fl I tit 'he b > I .- In W.t’i-' m l t’l • ill • etneilcv of •.'. i '.’er. a cicn-se <»f ttii, grent aperient, alter.i ttve an I omi--. L ib- dm.-tv mwe.-s.trv. It. is t- <• mil. <■ .th . < •in ii.-- w 11 which eqii diz ■- the I c ••' l-'.li mot t..e bl<-->d. All the mil.end pnr • iz till '-s I: tve i <!e idly c- -ntr try Ctf.-ct. mid lie.u-e • ihe teirt’il Uiel; lilial di-eases. B.i Iw i-> - Reeui umg Pit’s a;,. v,. si-’n-itn’e for (-1. M Q . ni'.ii- ;< ! - • >-■'f> om t, nr to -ix wit! -ecure in! tiie m- -' v. m-i-- tl;e-e -lltiz- ,-re •.:-••!. a I ti; • g oil wtiieii tho p'ly-i-'itn' - X" ■ ' - ; mi ■■ co. w-ili-m: ein Bling Hp-m. the | i ■ '• I lb ■ h'-rri-l )-•“-;?< ei I':-..* p.-e--n-e j O JI;S . . e-u- of RI Iw tv's pegul Hing j I’-: -•- ’n ■ »f do- <•’.-meiits of t nI ' f-> t the i- w t »v<t discise- i’»an ten I •.•;. o' ■: r pit,- in i:- ■ -3 I p,;,, i„ . IC -h b >x. i R.DWiy’s REXOV.XTING liES't.VENT RyeviY - Renovatix-; Rns)uw K xr ar*e<‘sj ■I - m o D:'.‘!l--:i.euringprurnle.itiiis- >•’ <“z--s. ail r n ■ ) ->< >•<. dX-as. ,- <,i the e. --j lids. a-vi )p. ;lu J ~v . . . y t .. p .. n j SC! - ( -_ I sypnihu •. eruptive, an t mbcn nlar dis •» \v ii - < are ’u bv • e\ .-ry w!- re i. \DWY AC<>. .3 John s’. X. Y. } .-..1b ILum-tt A Gr-.res. Mirk-u. G.i , l_ I «GS Lvati w a ric. -- up-i >'.-•’ :ag pr.-~ r- ct all .in Is .j‘ ’ *( nd t RACIER. ’ MARIETTA female «CJ O Tu K « IC . THIS Institution commends itself to the pat ronnge of the people of Marietta by its undisguised Southern character, its thorough instruction, its exemplary discipline, its, permanent design, iti admirable loealijy for convenience, study an-l exercise, and its moder ate charges. Particular information should b > obtain ed. not from Rumor, blit by direct, application to T. B. < COPER. z\. M.. Principal. Sept. 3. 7 861. - NOticc. TWO months after dete application will be inado to the Court of Ordinary of Cobb county, for leave to sell the lands pelonging to the ertote of Isaac Howell, kite of said county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and cred itors of said docaased 1-is Sep’ember 3d. ‘6l. 11. P. HOWELL, Adm’r. WE "HAVE ON ‘HAND zlXI> FOR SALE AS TuOW AS THE TIMES WHab AIRLOW FOR LI Sil Oil Sio Coffee. BlicVTea, Choice, G-reen Tea, Crushed Sugar, White Coife<Sugar, Yellow Coffee Sugar, Powdered Sugar, Brown Sugar. Soda Biscuit, Cream Biscuit. Butter Crackers, hiacaroon Snap" Biscv : Pickles oud Prcs p 7 es, Mackerel, WL .cFisli, Syrup and Molasses, Yeast? Powders, Cooking Soda, Soaj) & Starch. INDIGO AND MADDEN, Coperas, IEo wood, Venetian lied, Chrome Yellovr, Tll rke yKe dYa rn, Blue Stone, POWDER ANB SHOT, J?erension Caps, Lead. Flints, G-un Tubes, Vc. OroclKei’v "VWir<‘, MUSTARD AND VIVFGAR. POTASH IN TIN CAXS. C >V L .VTR tT fi D IE, A DE .11'ANTS VE C A N DEES. PARAFFINE CA NDEES, Chooolato and CoGoa. Candies, Itaisins, Prunes, Yu* c -'. We will d•■> our best to keep ur Stock a s compieie as jiossible and will to suit ou r cit -miiiers. Our terms arc Cash. WILLI IM BOOT & SOT. August sth 1861, 1331. 1861 MEDICINES. IIA.MILTOX, MAKKLLY &JOYNTIL I NXOI X'’E to !hc public flint they have com- A menced the New V" ir with a full stock of Drugs & Medicines. 1 .ey iir-z ai-o i o’ly prepared to sell on toi :.;.- ilmt xvill suit tl:e linu- K-'i ’.--“ne Oil, Kerosene .-.amps ; Fbii.l, Tiiruentim'. Alcohol < L .is--• 1 (ii!. Lard and rqiorm O s for machinery, Vfiiite L-.?.i l : Groan I Colors, Win.low -Gia v.; Putty -Druggists Gl.us Ware; i:.:d eve y species of Druggists' Stock. Fras^ilpti juz CareTlL’ Pre- January ISiil. Cherokee Baptist College. < .1 V :)!<-, ( (.’<>. in'y. < • a I IZ ■' > i- ) IL‘ s’l pi; 3 ‘<i! -11 W>■)■;;- 'ruit’vn Er ‘■■ •'■'•l. LmlXug. Washing. Fuel un i School i -. Im.ta'- ,oi a young nmii. Fl ■ : .■ - - ■ Ac wlemit:and four f ’-lieizi -.tv:. S’. i-len? -are receive lat any state ■ I p •<•:■.m.i'im: and for any -tu li-'s th<“x miv sele o. Ta'.b-n pty in advance. Boarding in private families. Prox-isibns for 200 students-. For . s;" . r p’.rtiim' h - :;d lri--> 1-'. iil >MAS R X.MBAI i. i.. L. D. Pies':, or Pi r. J. D. 1 OLLIXS. A. M.. Dean of Fa 11. . : •B*‘N. o. Spring s.'s,!, n opens TI nr-1 tv Jam;.. . 17th. 1- -I. - ;..n. 1] - I. Jy.’ J R-TTIT TREE 2-. CT-LTY. A -me a-- rim-- .t of the must pop’ll,>r HFi* Lilt Troos 1 For sale by X. I’. HARDES M iri---:.i. G:t.. Oct 2- I f iISIIFN I CTTE'L-An-'t- r b>t of ‘up.-r VT q ms* reemv. Ibv Nm.3i. ’ ‘ GROVL'A BCTN’ER •• / it ! •’ >•- «n ‘ll “I " . . <-h« ;.p »'V-« ’ ' Mi A ZEE'S ' L-, . i 5. >/ : " i i’i :■ I - me: illy i-, > jff, r>'< m I'vr a fj'd .-'<>vk'. Look :•!;!.,• call and see the goods, and we are will buy. Silver Watches Prinu 85 to SSO. ■ Gold •• 15 to 20.' 30 hour clocks, from s;j ( u §( A j > S day •• ■• s:j to Lp’. Sells Jewelry (Pin Hi L’ur-rings'i :-'2 to SSO, Ear-rings frmu 50 cfs to $25. Pins, from 25 cts to $25. Sleeve I’uttors, Stuffs. Rings. Cold Pencils, Gold and Jet’’rosses. Lava Pins Gold' Puckleg Lockets. Keys. Bracelets. Gold Chatelains. Gold \ est and rob Chains, Charms. Gold and Silver Thimbles. . Sterling Silvci'Ware, of Spoons, Fork-;. Cake and Ph; Knives, Naiikin Rings. Bouquet Holders, Cups, Sugar, Cream an I Salt Spoons. Card Cases. Chil dren’s Knife and Fori;. Beside a large variei ; of Wedding presents. All warranted genuine silver. Elated Ware, Ot the boat quality, plated on White Met.-tl, war ranted. Full weight of silver, consisting f Spoons. Forks. Cake and Pie Knives,C> os. ?Jak,> and Card Basnets, Butter dished Spoon noldert Napkin rings. Syrup cups and plate--. Tea sets. 6 pieces from 825 to SSO. and w.irnn led of the be t quality. (/all and be convinced that Frazers is the place to buy ang _•>. |y For Sale. rpiit undersigned being desirous ot going JL. West, offers t'or sale. Lis «t<» -k of li-.-is;>, ’ Car’-iages. Buggies, an I everything appertaining to the keeping of a first rate Livery Stable. He will, also, sell on accommodating terms, his targe and welt constructed stables, located in fhi“ city of Marietta. Cobb county. (Georgia, on the great W. & A. Ballroad. The’ income from •lie above jn’opei'ty is some SI) or 811)030 per year. Also. t',-r s:-le. a I fine of Hacks, from here to Cumming, in th" county of Forsyth. The above line leaves Marietta at 8 o'clock, in the morning, on Monday. Wednesday and Frida'-, regularly. Passengers going up should leave I ’l intn in the night train, or al 6 o'clock in the morning. 1. N. REGGIE. Jan. 27, 1860, ly. WANT" Any ol the 3FI olio'PoXo FAMILY OR PATENT ME© 101 NE S Os Your Prescriptions Prenared 1(777/ ( AHT-d At reasonable prices, call or .send yonr or ders io HAMMETT A- C IK) Vi-VS. Not th Side Piiblic'Squnre. Feb. 22ml .1861 -If. HAWiOTXGROVES xVcve t.i For all the reliable r' .mily Aledicines of the day. Feb. 2'-lnd 18GJ--tf. Mt AIRY VINEYARD? TUB undersigned, sole lessee fur a period of years of Mount Airy Vineyard, oilers for sale, and will keep on hand rooted vines and cuttings of the best Vari tic ■; of During tlio Grape season I will -i-ive grapes for sale to supply the or ders of •custnmei-;■■■■ "»• n quantiTies. Application ma J' be male to me at (his Vinejriu'A or through the Post Oilice, Marietta, (I t. Jula m tsi;i.-51-:;l E. L. mason. New Book Bindery. Rulin o, and Book-Bindins. 'I 11 iff subsTibers respectfully inform the "’ib t lie (hat they have commenced, in the city of Atlanta, a New Book-Bindery-- Blank Books. Lodgers.. -Journals. Day Books Blotters. Hotel and Stable, Registers. Dockets, Record Books, Ac., xvith or without Printed Headings, and Ruled to any pattern desired, manufactured in the neatest and most durable manner without delay. Magazines. Mu ic. News papers, Ac., neatly bound at short notice. Y:C'( (rder.s from any part of the State will meet with prompt attention.and Books required to be sent bv mail. hand, xvagon or railroad, carefully enveloped o as to avoid the possibility ol'in-nr’.- by transportation. “ ’ J. P. MASON A; CO. Aug. 31 -1 year. the marietta, BOOK STORE. CALL AND SEE T?se BSo;isfli»S*l «f ilonx eric, (Bv a Kentuekv Lmlv.) 11 IN!)- bO( > K <) F1 A t EIJ /. TER E .Mrs. Pot La. E?il ESIS. -M. HARL AND. LUCIES I?\ST TERM AT SI. MARYS. The Literary Woman cf the South. A splendid Editi moftm BRITISH CLASSICS. —oo Ali Ihe fre-di. new an I d -1 "ble Books received by iIA MI (.TON, MA It K1• Vx- -I OI N Eli as so.,ui as issue.! from the pre- s. i ):ir fall stock of /c i Jiloul ') iM.'r, d\l . QuiUr, Pori j/o iiest, Cold I’c.ir., Wr'ili'ic/ lie.Mr, has just been opem'! in great xuiricly. >•. e ire specially preji.ire Ito sell good Lot:-“1’, 'ap and Note PAPERS much cheaper and be'.l'cr than ev-T. as xw 1 buy from the Mills DIRECT-. a Agm.tsf:,)’ Fir'h i !’<mds i’opuhir Music. 11 '.MILTON. MARKIdii.'&JiIYNER. J line 2d. 181. TxT O 7.1.00, I** ’' >'i “ii-1 after the first dir of Janiiiry !>•' L t my business viJ change from an eva rla-ti’:g enelit. t<> a strictly Ca it nsirtess- I prefi r th<# c if tin l profi s are not -o g<"'*-l. I have bought good-on ti:n ■; n I ‘“■•bl (L'mi '- 1 (• '“'’• and tiie is. i cant c< 'icct enough to meet my liabilities'. I am very thankful to my old P .ends md ' t->m--r- fi>r p.- ■ ftrfiri - ' hope tliey ■ continue t > call a: the jmnii'old stand w-ih im* ready c t'h. u I’ei‘i' they will always tine a/' o ”'' plete Stock of Ghtorm:f::s and Pkovisioxs. >■ - el! goods lower t’-i i ' any boii-e in cll .' "' H ' -ell - » time. Re pec tin By- M iriet: >. D<‘c. I'7 0. W. L. GAir E JVoi i<*< VLL n-'r- »ns in 1 •!> ■■ I by ;u-coir it. to th" u*'- ff-rsirne I are <“'nu- ly re ' i to settle tfie's by Note. 1 hae sold ■ >Ht my 01l i.e -‘o.-k of Go "Is -111 1 quit bis .s I the;,— tore. <!:-ire to c'"- • i-p niy Bvel s. I wont I PREFER THE MOMEY, ba* I cannot exr>" -t that, ih— • time., c -rtain’v ex’t rvb dy ctn - 'tt‘“ th'dr ae -otin.-. if n 4 by f-,..;- v I < e :. ' ' dr- -> by Nol '. Pie r f,ic l call in mi l see me. I'H.T.A’r-y. ;■ >ung. A'ly.v . 7.h. I'-'l *f.