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MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
Fridnv Morns ng Nov. 1 1861.
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MIL!FIA NOTICE.
By reference to the notice of Col. D.
J. Dobbs, in another column it will be
seen that the Militia of Cobb County
are ordered to meet in this city on
Tuesday next for the purpose of Drill.—
All should abend.
»•
Address of Cot. Thomas W Th anas, to the
15th Regime tit Georgia Volun cers. af
ter morning drill on the 17th October,
1 Mil, at the Camp, near Centreviiie.
Soldie s: The appearances surround
ing us indicate that we will have a light
in a few days, perhaps in one day. -
We have !» en mistaken bo often, how
(•ver, that I will not venture to prophe
sy with perfect confidence.
1, like yourselves, nave never been
in battle. It will be us novel a sensa
tion to me as to yon. But by inquiry
among those who have seen and felt it,
I have learned some things that perh.ivs
would be useful and interesting t.«» you
The great object our enemies seem to
have in view, is to invent some means
<>r to find some plan by which thev can
kill us without bein f hint the'i.selves
It we adopt some m<‘tlm !to circumvent
this single feature of their 'actics, they
nre helpless, and we have th m at our
in M cy. The sole hing therefore ncces
farv, is t‘> g*’ op close.
\'Vc ‘i'e told tlitr some of the rifles in
your hands J?di UH a man half a mile;
don’t you believe if, it J* all stull. No
gti'i will kdl a man tn.’t lat, am i
thev could, no one can hit a man thiee
hundred yar'.M with any certainty.—
You go up within a humk'f’d yards or i
less, and then your in irkmanship will i
tell. Get close to them, stand linn, ;;!.»»> I
well, and not a single regiment they
have will stan 1 before you live min-
UU*H,
But their artillery—their terrible big
guns- we hear they have two hundred
of the finest pieces in the world. Well, I
hope it is rue-we wan the guns-we are
entitle Ito tluim—w • know lr>w to use
them, and’bey don’t—-and Providence
never intended that line cannon, m»r
any thing else, should be held by those
wlh> understood not their use. Alt<
diligent, inquiry, I can hear <»f but one
single man on our side killed by their
cannon al the bat le of Manassa Plains.
Providence fought with us .. t Manassa.
He will light with usagiin if we are
brave. He loves valor, and He loves a
valiau soldier, lie will help us,but will
not drop cannon d* wn to us out< f tft<>
skies, lie expects to help us by pu'ting
it in to the hearts of our enemies to
bring the cannon in our reach, and
then He expects us to t ike them!
Another marked feature of the light,
if we get into one, you will find to |>e
the whistling of the shells. Our enem
tea Imve sacci’edeil admirably in con-
Ntnicting harmless instruments which
make a curious and unpleasant n use,
and it has this wonderful {H'culiaritv
it seems obe coming straight at eve j
rv man who hears it. Now, we km w
il can’t be coming at but one man,
at most two; ami the truth is, it j s
c iuing at nobody. You have nothing
t*» Ao pay close attention to your
hind sight, and the whistling of the
shells, will :»f era little, become rather
a sin ill milter in the grand drama you
are ae ing. The great implement of
death in war. y >u hold in your hands-
the musket mid bayonet and your ene
mies have none better or more terri
ble.
Another feature in the fight will Le
fire falling of the killed and wounded.
It is a trving thing to a man to see his
friend fall by his wide, and our first im
pulse is to carry him to the rear But
ivmembcr the l*est way to save your
wounded friend is not for five «»r six to
leave the rmiks, »ud thus weaken and
break ViHir line Illis will insure his
dvuttuetiun and yony own by h«» tramp
Hng and bayonets of y<mr enemies
THE MARIETTA S E MI-W EEK L Y ADVOCATE
I Your wonn led friends ought to be in
' the rear, and you ought to be between
i them and the ‘foe. Now, the plainest
i and most effectual way to do ’his is.
■p, close up your ranks and advance on
the enemy.
J Soldiers! You fight for vour liberty
voiir country, your wives and your
children; you cannot afford to le de
feated. Your fate would be hewers of
wood and drawn s of water to an ene*.
my we abhor. Your enemies b night
with a price—fifty dollars per head
bounty, and largo pay, induce them to
enter the ranks to destroy your rights.
Can you yield to such aloe? W ith
one powerful blow let us crush them,
and return home to our families and
firesides?.
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SECRETARY CAMERON HEAVY ON
FREMONT—HIS ACTION RifPlDi-
A TED.
A special dispatch to the Tribune
stays : Before leaving St. Louis, the
Secretary of War, by lei ter, ordered
General Fremont to discontinue, as un
necessary, his field work around the
city, as also those which he is erecting
around Jefferson (’ity. Also to suspend
works on the barracks he is building
around his residence, ami his body
guard of 300 cavalry. He also ordered
him to employ all the money in the hands
of the disbursing officeis in the current
expenses of his army in Missouri, and
to let all his debts in St. L. ms, amouu -
ing to $4,500,000, remain unpaid until
they can be properly examined and sent
to Washington for set lenient. lie also
ordered that the disbursing officers
should disbars • their funds, and not
transfer th -in to irresponsible persons,
who do not hold commis-ions from the
Preside! t, and are not under bonds.—
Also, that hereafter all contracts to be
made, be made by the regular disburs
ing officer of the army.
Gen. Fremont was also informed that
payment would not be made to officers
appointed by him. It is said there are
two hundred of these whose commis
sions do not bear the President’s signa
tore a.id that Paymaster zxndrews had
been vet bally instructed not to make
such paymen.s. Special except! ns
were made in favor of officers ot volun
teers. The number of forts planned by
Gen Fremont for the defense of St.
Lous is eleven.
From the Knoxville (Terin. > Duly Register.
Lyn hbukg. Oct. 18, 1801.
Fight yesterday near Romney, Ham
shire county, between four hundred of
the Hessians an I a body oi our militia,
who were ambuscaded. Enemy left
fifty or sixtv killed, and a large num'-
ber wounded, and fifteen taken priso
ners; our loss one killed and two slight
ly wounded.
From Greenbrier river, we learn
that th' emmiv have driven in our pick
ets, an 1 wi'h two thousand men are
moving down the river, with suppos
ed intention ot m king tin attack on the
rear of ottr f<trees.
A battle has doubtless been fought
in that locality.
It is reported that our p ckets were
driven in yesterday from Fairfax < oiirt,
House, ami that plac • is now occupied
by (he en inv. From prisoners it is as
eer ainnd that the adviiieing enemy
does not exceed fifty thousand
Ihe re • ainder of the enemy’s army,
it is coniecturcd, will advance from
Bunks’ position, crossing th<‘ Potomac
;;t flapper’s Ferry, and coming down
the valley, will attempt to attack olir
army in the rear. Allairs aie getting
serious in ‘' !a ' <J'i 1 1* *'-
Richmond papeiT.: t”*da\ r< p *s
yesterday at llarper’s Ferry audEv..
port, bni there is no confirmation, and
believ. d unfounded.
SI A TE BIiILECONVENTION.
This body held its session in Macon,
Tuesday last. The following resole
utions, rep u'ti'T by the ’ ommittec on
Business, were unanim'usly adopted:
Jirtsulved, That, in the opmi u oi tins
Convention, the org tuiz itum < f a Bible
ocie y of the t'oiife a rate States of
America,<>f the circulation < f Holy Scrip
tures, without note or comment, in om
own ami in toreigii lands, is imperative
ly dem itided, ami should be sec ired at
the earliest practicable m <ment
A‘exo/re.7, Th it we oucnr in the ac
tii n ot B ble • oiiv ntion >t >outh ' aio
lina,' on he subject of the foregoing re
solution, and that the President of this
Co ivention. a his leisure, appoint fitly
delegates for the State of Georgia, to
meet the ’’ouventiim at Angus a, the
third Wednesday in March 1862. as
proposed by the Convention oi South
Caroliniti.
liexolird, That, lor the present, the
Managers of the Augusta Bible Soc cty
be, and thev are hereby appointed, an
ExectiiiveT’ >!i) nittee, for the purpose
ot raisi ig fun D an I m ‘etmg tne de
ni mds for B.bies and I’esta iieuts in the
I '•tale, as far as practica' le.
A’so/r m, Th it the Convention e rn-
I rally recommend to all Pastors and
j their congregations in the >tate, that
thoy co- pirate liberally with the Execu
> tivc Committee, particularly th it they
| may lie able to furnish the soldiers in
[ our armies with t ic Word of trod.
Ihe following additional resolutions
| were also adopted:
j AM-<,’r /, Tu.it w ' recommend to
i ‘he friends of the Bible cause that a
convention be held in he city of Athens
the secund Wednesday in October,
1862.
i A’es-j’tvJ, That the pastors of the
. chur hes in Athens be requested to ad
as a oitntnitb’e of arrangements.
[ [From the London Post. September 2l]
■ The Spanish Expedition Againt Mexico.
| .A.dvices from Madrid of the 17th inst.,
' are interesting in the present phase (»f
j Mexican affairs On the 20th inst., in -
I structions from the Spanish Government
were to leaxc Cadiz for General Serrano
tl e Governor General of the Island of
Cuba relative to Mexico. Fourteen war
vessels mounting three hundred gnus
and a number of transports, were as 1
sembling at Havana en route for Mex
ico to support it is asserted Spanish cit
; izens in the republic. There is no
. meetion made at present as to any joint
! action .by England and France but the
i British (Government will no doubt keep
a watachful eye as to the ultimate
nature of this Spanish expedition to
Mexico
A Wondedful Fortification.— Among
the relies in which Kentucky abounds
of the work of ages anterior to the
presence of the Anglo-Saxon on the
Western Hemisphere, one of the most
i remarkable is said to exist in Allen
county, on the Tennessee border. 17
miles from Bowling Green, where a
wall of solid limestone, 40 fee’ high 30
feet at the base, and 6 feet wide at the
top, crosses a neck formed by a bend
: in Drake’s creek, inclosing a peninsula
,of 200 acres, inclosed by a wall and a
i ditch, forming one of the strongest for
i ’resscs : n the world, it is not improb
: able that the fortunes of war may cause
this old fortification to be occupied by
j a hostile force, and made io play a
: piominent part in this civil contest.
THE NORTH DISHONORED. ’
The whole of tho North is, in fact,
: dishonored by the advances that have
j been made o Garibaldi; and the ter
! rilde humiliation which Mr. Seward
• shuddered at when the idea of English
l mediation in the American quarrel was
' broached, sinks into insignificance com-
■ pared with the death-L low dealt by this
; grandiloquent politician at ’he pride
and self-consciousness of every Ameri
j can patriot What must be ’he effect
i of such manifest want of faith and cour
; age in th > Cabinet at Washington upon
| Generals and soldiers. Garibaldi’s re
i fusal for h s own sake, would h ive
■ pleased us better had ii been more di
rect. No doubt th' 1 plea of ill-health
is perfectly valid. But it looks like an
ev ision. It is, in sac , much like the
fa.-hionable “not at home” to an unwel
come visior. As it is President Lin
coln may hug himself in the belief
that but for a twing of rheum tism,
Garibaldi might have immortalized him
and hauled him down to grateful pos
teritv a second Wsshington.
From the Savannah Morning News. Oct. 26.
TO THE MINISTERS OF THE GE »R
-GIA CONFERENCE.
In x iew of the peculiar circumstances
of thi* city, an . toe presc’t condition
of the country, some of the preachers
have proposed, through Bishop Pierce,
to cha ige the approaching annual ses
sion < f the Georgia Conference from this
place to \tlan a. The Official Board of
th * Churches in Savannah have kindly
eonseired to the proposed change.—
Editors throughout the State will confer
a favoi by calling attention to this
change. ' J- H. Cai.uwfLi,,
W. 8. B.IKb.R,
October 231, ISGI.
Enemies'N the Creek Nation.—The
Fort smith (Ark) “Herald & Times”
savs that Hopolhleholylo, one of the old
Creek party, is at the head of 1700 men,
near the Creek Agency in arms against
the South. They have ordered the Con
federate flag to betaken down, which
■’•as reared by Mclntosh’s Regiment,
and the “Otars and >tr pcs” substituted
" ill pl ue. .MeC. ll |.,el, t.. repel
<uul erusll ties .n.tbreal: at <>u. e, h.rs ..r
--<ler<d 1200 C. erokfes, P'M> Osagcs. 11'00
Creeks, and a bat'alinii limn '.el. ' 1"
er’s Regiment, to march upon them a
once. Maj. Clarke has been actively
1 engaged for the past two days fitting
out the expedition. Col. Cooper will
assume command of the foices
Eiiem’es are still lurking in that s< c
ti.m and too much vigilance cannot be
used to ci usli out these foes that spring
up so unexpectedly on our Irontier
announcements.
For Sheriff alb! O-puty Sb riff.
Kf?* Please announce the present efficient
officers J. T. ROBERTSON and J. F.McGLES
KEV. forth.- offices of Sheriff and Uepntv Sber
| id of Cobh county for the en-uitvz term,
j Jfr Editor:- Be so kind as to announce tne
i name of ROBERT BABER as a condid.ue for
' the offi'J Os Tax Collector. Election in Janua
ry next.
I Mr Elitor: Please announce 11. J. H’H’-
■ KI S as a candidate for Tax Rec. iver of Cobb
• county at the Election in Januarv next.
pjease announce WALTER MANNING,
as a candidate for Tax Collector for Cobb conn
; tv at the election in January nex*. and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
tagr* Pleas.'announce l>. M. \OI N(t. as a
; c m for Clerk of the Superior Court at
; the Election in January next.
j V* »r. - You will oblige his friends by
j announcing W. II Tt’CKER as a candidate for
! Tax Collector ot Cobb cotin'y at the . nsmt g
' election. He has given, so far. satisfaction, and
as we understand he will not run f<w a third
i term it is proper that he should be re-elected.
FOOD FOR MI EC II COWS.
PA'.l MEAL.
a SUPPLY of Pea meal the best food in
I -\ ma-ket--kept constantly on hand, at
GJ.SID-TARI).
’ TEIEGRAPHtC.
From Missouri.
j Memphis, Oct. 28.—The Memphis Appeal cor
respondent from Greenville. Missouri, of the 22.1
says: Geo. Thompson engaged the Federals at
Fredericktown on Monday the 2 Gt. They were
five thousand strong, while the'Confederates had
only thirteen hundred men; after several hours
i severe fighting, Gen. Thompson retreated with
a loss of forty-two. The enemies loss is report
ed over four Jumdred; the enemy bad five
rifled cannon. Gen. Thompson only bad two
common guns. Several officers on both sides
i were killed.
I Nashville, Oct. 28.—A gentleman who left
i Louisville on the 22d inst. states that troops
j from the North are rapidly pouring into Louis
j rille; that Gen. McCook’s force between Louis
ville and Nolan, numbered not less than thirty
thousand troops: these regiments passed I’erma
with several pieces of artillery;" one Indiana
regiment arrived at Louisville on the 21st, and
on the 22d inst.. were immediately sent to Gen.
McCook's command.
| Riohmond. Oct. 29.—Passengers from the
mountains re-afflrm the withdrawal of the Con
federates from Romney-, but deny any loss of
: the Confederate forces. The Federals appeared
i at Romney in a large force, while, the Confed
‘ crates had hhly about six bun Ired. The Con
( federates retire! in good order to Winchester
j where some-apprehensions were entertained
; that the Federals would advance.
Richmond 0ct.30. —Official intelligence has
been received here of the arrival, at Mobile, of
a Spanish brig, loaded with coffee and other
valuables—successfully running the blockade.
She brings'intelligence of the departure of Min
' ister Slidell and Mason from Havana, on the
23d inst.. for Liverpool.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The maxim? of wises men are topreserve the
body in perfect health, not to wait for the devel
i opment of disease. “Be wise in time : check
and guard against the first approach. Keep the
stomach and bl-od healthy and pure, and the
plagues of a poisoned atmosphere fall harmless.
The onlv remedy that will thoroughly purity
the blood, and at the same time strengthen and
invigorate tin* system, is McLean s Sirengthen
ing Cordial and Blood Purifier. Try it, ami you
will be convinced. See advertisement.
R. R. H.
THE FALL MALARIA.
THE FEVER Or HIE SEASON.
ALL POTENT EFFECT OF RAO’.WAV's REMEDIES.
Radaway’s Ready Relief, a household requi
site for all who woul 1 be forearmed against
mortal d sense, is absolutely indispensible in
the fall. Mark 1 One or (wo doseswill break
up chills ami fevers, bilious remittent fever
d imb ague, or any other malarious complaint,
at the commencement, as cerninly ns the dis
order will break down th<‘ victim, if unchecked.
The colics and other bowel complaints, so gen
eral in autumn, are almost instantly checked
bv a singe dose. It positively extinguishes
pain, whether sharp or m ute, constant or spas
modic and its blessed effect in imuraigia,
rbenraitism tic dolorous, an.l tooth-ache, can
omy be conceived by those who have experienc
ed/
KEEP IT JN YoUR HOUSE.
It is import ant that every household should
be furnished with R'. 'way s Ready Relief- —its
u?e <»n al I occasions where there is lever wifi,
in a few minutes secure ease to the patient.
In attacks of Croup. Sore Throat. Influenza.
Railway's Ready Relief will quickly cure the
patient.
RADWAv’s REGULATING PIT.I.S
THE BEST Pt RGATTVE MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
Radaway's Rum i.aTIM! Pills are never m"T«
urgently needed than in the fall. Ihe rich
fruits ami indigestible vegetables of autumn,
chills by which the circulation is thrown out of
I, il mce. mid the stomach, liver ami lungs par
ti div paralyzed. To restore these functions,
and fit the bodv to withstand the inc emeney of
winti’r. a course of this great aperient, altera
tive ami tonic is absolutely necessary. It is the
onlv cathartic in the world which equalizes the
circulation of the blood. All the mineral pur
gatives have a deadly contrary effect, and hence
be fearful mercurial diseases.
Radw.-tv's Regulating Pills are the only
vegetable ?'ib?"itute for t. alomel. Mercury. Qui
nine a Jose of from four to six will secure in
the most urgent cases, where these' drugs are
used, all the garni effects which the physician
expects to derive, without entailing upon the
i pafim’t the horrid result? of the presence' of
jof these' piseins om' of R idway's Regulating
I Pills possesses more of the elements of health
! and ten foul the powe'r ovew disease- than ten
oi’iinv other pills in use -30 pills in each box.
R (DW.AY's RENOVATINO RESOIA r.NT
Rm.aways Renovating Resolvevt arrests
•lecompositiou of the flesh, curing prurment dis
charges, all ronning sore's, elisease? oi the <iye
li-b/ nos • a.id lip?- an 1 every t\ pe of scrof
ulous, syphilitic. eruptive, and tubercular dis-
RadwAv’s Remedies are sold bv Druggists
evory where. R AI» 'YAY A’ CO. 23 John st. N. Y.
S<dd bv Hammett v Groves. Marietta. Ga
September I-t-l’n.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COBB SHERIF / SALES.
' l/H-h '’<■ soiei before th'' court house door,
v in the' citv of Marietta. Cobb county. Ga.
i within the' L'gal'bonrs of sale. fu?t Tues.lay in
i December l>e-xt. the' fediowing property. to-w:l :
i Oue Ne“gro boy nmned Jim, about 20 years
1 old ami of dark complexion ; Jack a negro boy
i of dark complexion and about .5 \e‘ajs old ,
i George, a ne'gro man of dirk complexion and
; about (>•"• years old ; Belea. a negro woman of
I dark coniple'xion and about 30 yur? old ; P<et
i sev. a negro woman of d irk com; lexloii and
i about 20 rears old. mid tier bov c’;il I. We*sl< y.
: about 2 fears old. all le-vi.-l on as the pr pert;,
. of Henry G. L’unn. f> satisfy a ti fa i-?u 4 from
1 i’ >bb >::perim’ Court in favor of Washington
Cr.euf.'td vs Henry G.i’ram Ira J. Roger? an 1
L. M ib>.,ers. , .
,\i.'<> one negro woman of dark C'irnpa'Xion.
. n im<'>l Harriett, about .! > year? o ■!. a.ri :
' on as the property ot Ira Arnold. to.s.itisß a n
I ta issued from I'i bh ."’aperior t oiirt in i.n«b "■
John G Hubert v- Ira Arnold, and also to saus
j fv 'mndrv Jus.ie -s i ourt ti fisin favor ut J- “•
’ (hii'ill and othei-s v? Ira Vrnold.
?l irk complexion and about- ■ yen- old. B» '-
' ied on the- property eC A. J. Joyce to satisfy
sundry fl fa- from the Justice - Court of the
s’.mtht G. M . in favor of I. N. H ’ggie
and A. B. .McAfee uid other- v- slid A J. Joyce
J AS. F. Md LI>KY. Sheriff.
Postponed Sale
i Also, at the' same time and place will be sold,
lot of land No H H. in the i tl district of the
2d section of Cobb eo tnfy. Ga.. levied on a- the
pr>'i'en v of S r . iM If > me t • ? etisty a U f i >'■
- ie»l irotn Cobb Inferior Court in favor oi’ N
L "b.'-ter v< ratmn'l .V- ore. Levied ■ a anJ to
, bo sole! for the purchase money.
j J4B F WOi.FSKY. Sb?
I
Administrators S'alo.
WILL be sold under an order of the Court of
Ordinary of Cobb County, on the first Tues
day ih J mmiry n-xt, before the Court Hou-e d..or
ill the city of Marietta, between the legal hours of
sale the following property. One town lot inftbe
edv of Marietta, situated on the Roswell road with
a good framed dwell ng theroon at present becu
pied by Thos Brook.
Also lots of land Nos. 8 , 89 and south half of
No, 9", in the first district of second see ion, Cobb
County, with a good framed dwelling mid all nec
essary out bui'.'Tings, good water Ac. There are or,
ibis place fifty acres of cleared land, an excellent
fruit orchard/ He’d as th q property of Allen T
Meacham deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of said deceased Terms made known on
dsy of sale. October 27th 1861.
t.d s. JOHN 0. HAYS, Admr.
Songs for the Little Ones.
THIS delightful little book by a Lady of Sa
vannah is for sale at the Marietta
BOOK STORE.
All the proceeds of it are given by the patri
otic author to the Soldiers Relief
Notice.
HAVING returned to Marietta, at the solicit
ation of many friend?; I will resume and
practice my profession assidiously in all its
branches.
County call attended with promptness.
Office in Connell’s Hill.
GEO. W. CLELAND, M. D.
x b a x.
WILLIAM ROOT.
/ —YY v
DRUGGIST.
: G:
Having pur/ fsio.ai
Messrs II \MMEi r Groves my old estab
lishment 1 sh ill en leavor to keep on hand as
full a supply of
DRUGS h . MEDICINES
AS I CAN PROCURE. .
And will give my close personal attention to
the business as formerly.
No exertion, on my part shall be spared in
order to give satisfaction As to prices they
will be governed by the prices I have to pay
and will be as low as
Pure and Genuine Articles
can be afforded. As I cannot buy on credit
my terms are CASH.
WILLIAM ROOT.
October IS-il.
FRUIT' TREFmJT??SERY~
A fine assortment of the most popular
Fr ui.it Tx-eesl
For sale bv
N. B. HARDEN
Marietta. Ga.. Oct_2B 1860
G-EORGIA. Paulding County.
A"J TH ERE AS. Enoch I’inkaut. Administrator
W of the Estate of James N. I’inkaut. de
ceased, applies to me fur Letters of Dismi«sion.
from said Administration.
These are therefore to cite and Admonish all
person? comerneJ to be amt appear at my of
fice. on or before the fit?! Monday in March next,
to show rails.' ,’f any they have, why said Let
ter? Pismissoiy shoubl not then be Granted the
applicant.
Given under my h ind it ofii eihis September
2nd. 1861. ‘ ,M!Ll>'d-WARDS. Or’-ly.
TQ'Otice.
fTT’VO monfln after di'tc application wifi be
| mado to the Court, of Ordin iry of Cobh
county, for leave to sell the lan to
the ertote of Isaac Howell, late of sai l county
deceased, for the beiv-fit of the heir? and cre.l
i'orsof said <lecaa?ed .bis September ■> I. 61.
IL P. HOWELL. A.iin'r.
NOTICE.
aMIECty Tax Book of IS6I will be closed
on the'lifteentb div of November next.
Bv order of Coun/l
JOHN M. WALKER, C. T. C.
0.-fi.ber 11th. 1861.
To our Country Friends.
Wa will take. WhAaL
CORN-FORK
TjiCiZ’d TPlotxzt
at <AS!I I‘HICES
FOR AMOUNTS DUE US.
We know you have the. .• articles if you have no
money, and those th it d“sire h is a chance
TO PAY UP.
Propositions open fill first November next.
HMKMSTT&BS37ES
October 3d. 16-61 f
SPOOLTHnEAO
AND
KNITTING COTTON!
We hive now on h. n I a go . 1 a-.ort nent of
Spool Thre.i I. > ' ■ a supply of Cvfon Knitting
1 am.
ALSO
COTTON CARDS,’
KNIVES AND FORKS,
TABLE & TEA SPOONS,
CROCKERY,
WILLIAM ROOT A’ ?>N.
r’L
YOORPiWPmY I
INSURE YOUR LIFE!
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
of the Valley of Virginia -Capital $399,000
FLORIDA HOME HSUmCE CO.,
Apalachicola, Fla.—Capitol. $ 1 '-O.Omi
GEORGIA HOME TNSTTRANCE OOM
pany-- Capital $2*5000
FtRS‘ D«.p\K’rMF\T—(.’on MB US. CrA.
LIFE DEPARTMENT-SA V., GA.
Lives Insured of white persons on the Mutual
or stock plan at the b west rates. Call on
W. T. BEALL, Ag’t., Marietta, Ga.
Oct. 9, ’6T-6m.
ATTE NTI O N M l LIT! A.
TAM required by the Brigadier .eneral ’«f the
first Brigade 11th Div. G. M.. to assemble tha
Militia of this county immediate! v
I do hereby command every officer command
ing companies in the district of this county, to
have every ryan in their jurisdiction to be an I
appear in the city of Marietta, on Tuesday th#
sth of November next, at ten o’clock. A.-M.,
with a good fire-arm. for the purpose of dri’l.
Eveiw commissioned effic“r will as-emble on the'
4th for the purpose of Instruction.
Fail not, under penalty of ihe law
, DAVID J. DOBBS. .
October, 24ih. Colonel C iminlmdinr.
JUST RECEIVING! ! ,
GnOCKHIBS
INCLUDING <
Sugar, Molasses. Syrup. Coffee, Salt,
FLOUIL &C.,
For sale at the lowest cish prices bv
li. C. .MeLIILL’ XI).
February 26th
JOHN R. SANOKS. M. T. (JR’.ST.
an e> sar>r> i u fit y .
S A NG E S <K- (HUS T.
{East side Public near Decatur Street.}
fFHE undersigned would mo?t respectfully
| call the atteniion of the public lo .lhe above,
business which we intend carrying on in all its
Various Ueparfmenis,
with neatness and dispatch, surpassed by few
establishments in the South.
Repairing of all kinds promptly attended to.
A fine lot of Hor c e Gollars made ot Native-
Material kept on hand and m.ule to
Accounts will be due and collectable twic< a>
year—say the first of July -and January of each
year. ACCOUNTS not’ settled promptly at
those film's, will draw interest fur all the time
they remain unsettled.
A liberal share of patronage is respectfully
o'icite.l. —mar s, 69-ts
“st. lamest Txstiti j t e
Young
THE Third Session will open- August 19th,
and close December 20th. Tuition front
59 to 55.09 per month. Bills for tuition,
■from time of entrance to end Os session payabtu
in October.
Circulars containing particular-' cb'ain
ed on application to
Rev. S. BENEDICT.
August 2d. 1862. i
For Sale.
rpHE undersigned being desirous oi going,
I. West, offers for sale, bis stock of Horses,
Carriages. Buggies, and everything appertaining
to the keeping of a first rate Livery St.-ble. Ibr
will, also, si'll on accommodating terms, Lis
large and well constructed stables, located in
the citv of Marietta. Gobb county. Georgia, on
the great W. A A. Railroad. The' income ’from
the above property is some $9 or $ Itl !»«><'• per
year. Also, for sale, a Line of Hacks, from here'
jo (Inmming, in the county of l-orsytl. The
above line leaves Marietta at 8 o'clock, in tin
morning, mi Monday. Wedimsday and I-ri-.j.iy 4-
regularly. Passengers going up should leave
•* thin tn in the night train, or at 6 o c!o<‘k :n
the morning. I- N. HELLIE.
Jan. 27. 1860. —ly. _ .
-loiL-ie. <
ATTHK FASTEN- “A- GE It D F I’O T
Marietta, Georgia.
THIS House, well arranged and convenient.
1 ly located, has r<-c -tifly passed into the
hands of the undersigned, and is open lor the
accommodation* <>* permanent and transie»J
boarders.
Thev are determihcd to spare no pains or a*.
b'ntion to make their guests c'imfort tide. I’o»
ters always in itteudam-e -at the trains.
Sept. 28 ts. DOBBS A. HVDBf)ST,
MEAL AND HOMINY.
A f'r.AL and Homixy. of excellent (piality
,v 1. from white corn, fresh grutnd at Jarmii
.t Co's Excelsior mill. J. SHEPARD
Willow Spring Nursery,
A FINE of the most popular va
rieties of
FRUIT TRESS,!
GRAPE V151E3
STRAWBERRY FLANT3,
For sale by
N. B. HARDEN.
Mrrietta, Ga.. Oct. 4th. ISM -ts.
NEW PUNTSHOP.
TIE undersigned having permanently ' lofntcd
in Mrtrh'fifc wi»h a vv w <»f carrying
PaiHTING BUSINESS
in all its departments, ha? taken the Ron a
over the Workshop of W. K. McCown,ou Deeatnr
Street. . . .
He would re poctfiillv call the attention ' ’ r Jt'
kens and others t > the same, ami c-irne.-tly solicit
a Hhernl share of patronage. ,
\il work d ue with promptne“« and d -nnten.
Jan 18, ly. L 11 ' ■
TO W WtomersU
On and after this date. I w;;l •?'■ > -»*-<♦ i 1
C.VSFT Lb' f'T.
Those wishing goods in my Lne will fv« 1 it to
their advantage to g |Ve npn P l
WILLIAM ROOT.
Anrr”* W I?’’!-