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About The Marietta semi-weekly advocate. (Marietta, Georgia) 1861-???? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1861)
Flic jU.mrtta Advocate. marietta, georqta. FridftV MomiiTO Nov. 5 IHGI. I Printing Establishment WE offer for sale ample and new surpa material for a complete PRINTING ES TABLISHMSNT. News and Job, including Twt Presses—one Hoe's Washington and one large Taylor's. Most of the Type has never beei used—none injured—ample in quantity and wel. assorted Apply at this office. August 23d, 1861. The Advocate Office, With an abundance of the best materi al an 1 good workmen is prepared tn do all kinds of Book and Job Printing on reasonable terms. To Correspondents. All correspondence for the paper should be addressed to the “Advocate Office” or to the Publishers to secure early attention. To Subscribers. If among those erased, from the Advo cate or Statesman list, there are any who desire a continuance, it will of course, give us pleasure, to send them the Semi-Weekly or Weekly 7 Advocate as preferred. If any removing the Weekly Advo cate desire the Semi-Weekly the change will be made upon the payment of the difference in subscription. MILITIA NOTICE. By reference to the notice of Col. I). J. Dobbs, in another column it will be seen that the Militia of Cold) County are ordered to meet in this city on Tuesday next for the purpose of Drill.— All should attend. EXTORTIONERS AND SKINFLINTS. The Governor of Tennessee, in his late message to the Legislature says: “I regret that it is my duty to call your atention to the tendency to mono poly and extortion which exists to an in piroiis extent with a class of our citi zens who intent upon the sordid purpose of gain arc taking advantage of the peculiar circumstances of the limes to reap exorbitant profi s from the neces sities of the government and the wants of the people. “Complaints have reached me from various portions of the s ate of this unpatriotic and dertruciive tendency to extravigant speculation placing e-t-ry article indispensable, to the support of an army as well as the ordinary neces saries of life at prices far above those War ented by the legitimate laws o tra 'c and in many case's beyond the reach of the more in ligent classes ol society. “The merchant and tradesman while re-trained wtihin proper limits are nec essary and useful members of the com munity and in common with every oth er legi'mite pursui are entitled to the fostering care of the Government; but when forgetful <d th *ir duty as citizens they sutler themselves to be so far tempted upon the sea of speculation as to become sermus cvds rather than con veniences to thi' public it becomes our duty as the guardians of that public to adopt such measures as wi’l best tend to i est iain iiiegi imate and improp er speculation ami put down ait evil which is becoming 1 so prevalent and mischievous. “In ordinary times an outraged pub lic Sentiment and the laws of trade would accomplish this end but. in tinn s ofgene"ul distress and threatened dan ger when the Government is involved in war & must secure, regardless of price, whatever may be necessary totlie main t tinance ami comt art <d our patriotic, and brave countrymen wh > have gone to the field to uphold Die rights and the honor of their country, and io defend the lives and property of this class who are thus speculating upon their priva tions and necessities the i.uthorities c m not be too vigilant in their efforts to re strain the excesses of avarice and pro tect society against the evils to which it is exj osed. I hese timely remarks of Governor Harris we are sory to believe remarks the Charleston Ilt'/cury have a wide-I spread application and we re-producv | them for the consideration ol the peo- ' ph* and authorities ol the State. Shy lock and sharpers the meanest of Cod’s crea tires at all times in plviiig their villainous tra le at such a time as this hamper and enfeeble the operations <>t the Government and thus add the infa my of treason to the baseness of inhc inanity. lhe authorities cannot de d too rigorously with stub vermin when ever they cone within reach of the law and the people should at all linn s ho| | them as the objects of scorn and eonteinpt. Exc.i axo kni» Rt s<iA. —We learn by th • latest foreign advices that the letter lately addressed by the Czar ol ltus> : i to President Lincoln ott the subject of mu national trouble have given great offense to England. I. >rd Palmerston pronounces the sentence in which the E nperor Alexander alludes to the pre sei r ation of the “balance of power by the I’niled States and Kussi i, as a ‘ d. p!< matte falsvh >od,” and an "open in t-uli” to Great Brittain.— '' :•r;n < 'i TTT E MAB IE T TA. SEMI- WE E KEY ADVOCATE LARGE ARMIES. It is not generally known, says the New York Sta'c Zeilung that there is now concentrated on the shores of the Potomac a larger body of troops than has ever been congregated in modern times except in the battle of Leipsic. Neither Gustavus Adolphus, nor Fred eric the Gieat, nor W . mhigton nor Wellington, nor Scott, hod ever under his immediate command anything like the number which is now mid r the com mand of General McClellan. Freder ick the Great never L d into the field more than 30,000 men at a time but all his great battles were fought and won wi li bodies of troops ranging between 30,000 and 60,000. Napoleon at. Aus terlitz, vanquished, with 80,000 men the united Russian and Austrian armies containing about 100,000. At Jena and Auerstadt 130,000. Che bloody bat of Wagrim was fought with 150,000 men against the Austrians and in the equally celebrated battle at Boro ino about 120.000 Frenchmen were opposed to the Russians. The decisive battle at Wate: 100 was fought with only 80,- 000, Frenchmen against Blucher and Wellington And the battle of Leipsic set in mo’ion a gigantic tirrny of about 500,000 men, Napoleon having under his command about 200,000 and the uni ted forces of Russia, Austria and Prus sia about 290,000. D will appear from this comparison that flu* armies which arc confronting each other on the I’otom acw< re exceeded in numberonlyby those vast armies which on the phons of Leip sic, decided the f ate of Europe.— Sav.m nah Jl-publican. NewYokk City Bling put ix a State of Defence. —The New York Journal of Commerce contains the fo'lowing para graph Capt. Foster of the Engineer corps is pushing work on the "andy Hook forti fication with a force of over 300 men, and will have it completed as a water battery or uro visional defence during the fall. Improvements are also pro gressing satisfactory on the forts at the Narrows under the direction of Col. Dela field and although the new defences at tha 7 point are only temporary they will present serious obstacles to an attack from the sea. * Uei. llot Shot —When red hot shot are fired the ordinance used is elevated totlie position desired be.ore the gun is shotted Tile powder in the gun i-s kept from explosion by means ol the wad bug. Between the explosive substance and the h ated mass are generally three layers of wads. That next to the ball is drv, the second is wet and upon die powder a dry piece rests. Ihe ball is • discli irged soon after being placed in I ill ? caim< n. Latest ill. i'mo.xd Fashion-Hoops- The |.i;r ladies ol Richm md lhe ncr tells us, have begun to discard these appendages. The ultra fashion aides eschew them altogether. The middle classes, who desire to presi rve looks and fashion at the same time, hold on to them diminishing s me of their cxuboraiit proporti ms, while those c -tin try cousins and others who doirt care lor dame fashion sport them as large as life. Il EPOtiTEI) ( ’ al‘l'l KE OF rim Sl MTEK.-.- - The Ranger l imes, ol October 21. i id’ lishrs an extract from a letter date I Barbadoes, September 27 s a'ing that tin' pr vateer Sumter had been captur ed bv the F. S. steamer Powhatan. — Letters fr mptrties in B uh id >s, li )W --ever, of September 28 h, make no men int- ol the report. ANNOUNCEMEN FS. For Slierili and ibpnty g??* Please announce the presen. e'livient officers J. T. ROBERT-ON and J. F. McCI.ES KEY. for the olliees ofSheriff ami Deputy Sher iil of (’obb county for the ensuing term. •«>“ Pie.is-- annoiini- W. W. (’AI’IIELL. a a (-.imlii! ite for t’le"k of th<- inferior Court at the election in Jmuni v nc.xi. 1/r Flilor: Be so kind as to announce lie name of ROBERT 1- ABl’.R as a coed! I i.e for the otll.-e of Tax Collector. Eh-ct’ea in J.u-.na- M - Editor: Please annouuce 11. J. HOP KINS as a candidate l. f Tax Receiver (-d'Cobli county at the Election in Januarv next. Please announce WALTER M NNN'iNG, as a (-andblato for Tax Collector tor Cobb co • ty at the election in January next, ami oblige MANY VOTERS. Please announce D. XI. YOUNG, as a candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court at lhe Election in January m-xt. A/-- E'A Y.--i will oblige his friends by tinnoi-iii iag W. !l TUCKER a- a e.iml' I »te lor fix Collector ot Cobb -> ui'y ..’ the - rr’ election. He has given, so far. -.lii-t'.. u -.. a:-, as we understand lie will not run f>r a third term it is proper that he should be re-elected. rOOl) FOB >ll LUII < OXX S. p /:. i *7 e .i z. VSI Pl’l.X of Pei meal the best food in .market kept constantly- on han-l. at $1 ' l H ‘ r bu<h< ’k C .J. Sil ERA RD. Willow Spring Nursery. 4 11N’E .kssmunp-at cf nv->: p -pillar v.i- FRUlT trees; GRAPEVINES ASD STRAWBERRY PLANTS. ; For sale by N. B. H XRDEN. I Mrri. iu. <»a.. Oct. 4th. 18-4- if. TELEGRAFKIC. From the Atlanta Intelligencer. Attack on Tybee Island, Avgusta, Nov 4.—lt is reported that the Fed eral fleet is attacking Tybee Island, near Savan nah. The Charleston J/evcury of this morning says that Capt. Lebley of a privateer arrived and reports th it the brig B. K. Eaton, loaded with government stores had been destroyed. A federal fleet passed the bar on yesterday bound .South. The beaching vessel on the coast confirmed. At 2 o’clock to day, 25 vessels in sight of Ty bee, standing off Port Royal! in line of battle. - Active preparations are made in (Savannah to repel the attack. Lvnciibuhg, Nov. 4.—The Republican has re ceived intelligence from a private letter, writ ten by the wife of an that Charleston, Kanawha, was occupied by 1300 of our troops, composed of the Jenkins’ Cavalry and Phillips’ Legion. Gen. Floyd avas in supporting distance and expecting in Charleston in a few days. Nashville. Oct. 4.—Not exceeding fifty thou sand men are around 'Vashington city. A gentleman just from Mnmssas, states that the Baltimore Sun of Saturday reports the res ignation of (Seward, Biair. Cameron, Scott and JfcClellan to attack the Confederate forces. The War in Kentucky. Nashville, October 29.—The latest Louis ville papers report that seventeen Regiments of Infantry, three companies of Cavalry, and one of Artillery, all from Indiana, arc now in Kentucky. They number altogether 18,- 178 men. Lates| from Richmond. Richmond, October 30.—Official intelli gence has been received here of the arrival of a Spanish brig, loaded with coffee. Oth er vessels have also succcssfu ly run the blockade. The brig brings intelligence of the de;>ature of the Confederate Commission ers, Messrs. Mason mid Slidell, from Ilavan na, for Liverpool, on the 23d. Eleven Lin coln men-of-war aud one transport stc- er are at the mouth of the Mississippi. There is not a particle of news of any in terest from the eamps to day • • The War in Missou . i. October 30.—Advices have been received in Memphis that Gen. Price was at Neasho on the 18th, and that his army was in good fighting condition. McCulloch was near, receiving large accessions to his army. Their combined armies will outnumber any forces that Fremont can bring. The opinion is that Fremont is making a desperate effort to retrieve his falling fortunes. Price’s retro grade movement was made for strategic rea sons, and he is now amply applied -nith ammunition, and determined to make a stand Jeff. Thmupson is in Memphis. lie left his command safe. - UAL ' ICE The lU'iNiin- of wi<es men are to preserve 'die body in perfect health, not to wait for the devel opment of <1: .-a o. w.-e in lime:" check and guard against the first approach. Keep the tomaeh and I>l od healthy ami | are. ami the pl i..ue- ofa poi.s.nied atmosplierc fall l.aruLe.--. file mily re.nmly that will thoroughly purify tile blood, and at the s.im-e time .-dlengthen ami invigorate the system, is Mei.can's Srrengthen ing<'onlialand Biood Purifier. Trv it. and von will lie convinced, ■'-ee advertisement. It. R. R. THE FALL MALARIA, rm: I .-.VI li Or THE SKA CO.S'. ill I'oTi.xr i:cr <>" i:ai>aww‘s miMiaims. R\i>\WA v‘ • ■: i: \or Reliut. a household requi site fur all who would be lon*armed 'aeai.ist mortal d sense, is absolutely imlispciisible in the fall. M irk ! I ):ie or (wo doses will /„■. up chills and fevers, bilious remittent fever d iml> ague, or any oilier m darious complaint, at die commencement, -as e'ermioly as the dis order will lirclrd'Hc.i Ila* victim, it unchecked. Tlie colics and other bowel complaints, so gen er.d in .m'.iuun. are alim -t in-Liully checked by a singe dose. It positively extingnishe p.iiii, whether sharp or acute, const.mt or >p ,s --nmdic. an I its blessed elf.' < in neuralgia, rheumatism, tie doloreux. and toot’i-aciie. ean <>n v la- conceived bv those who have experienc el - KEEP IP IN YOUR HOUSE. It is important 'h it every hmi-ehold should furnished with Ra Iw.ty's Re uly Relief its use on all where tiicr-.- is (ever will, in a few minute -, s -cure e i-■ to the patient, in attacks of <’roup. Sore 'lhrwit. Inlln mzi. Rmlway's Ready Relief will q.iickiy cure lhe patient. rapway’s rkgui.vting tills THE BEST ITKII V I IVI! M T»tl IX TH!'. WOIU U. K vi»\w Vv s R-IM tx-I I 'l.lare n v<-r im re urgently needed than in the fall, iI: ■ i i '.i fruit- ia I in i' re-tiliie veget ibles of -.af-mm. chills b\ which the circulation is thrown out ol balance, and the stomach, liver an I In mgs par tially pard v zcl. To resmre I ■ fitncfi-ns. and fit the body to withstand the incemency of winter, a conr-- 1 of this great aperient, altera tive and tonic, is absolute!’.' m- ■'Sary. It is t! c only cathartic in tlie world which eqa dizes the circulation of the blood. All tin' mi ; 'ia' par gaiives tiave a<l<-oFv c< ntrary “tfect. iml In nee lie fearful mercurial di-ea>v-. Railway - Regulating I'ilb are the <nly vegetable snbs'iiute for <'r.l-’tn -l. M ■ < ;:ry. <vmi nine a .!•"(• of from ten. to six will -ccure ;n tlie most urgent eases, where the-e drugs a ; c used, all the g ><.-I eil'-cts wbii-’i ill - pliy-m ian ex-'c to derive, without entailing upon the p i'\'- t the horrid results of tli • pre-en - • <>! <<tthe-- pisons .ne of Ralwav s IL. . . g I'ilks posses-es more of the .-leumnt- of health and ten-fold the newer <>vf'r di- • ‘ th in ten of-any other pills in use—3’> pills in each b l\. K\!>W\y’s EF.SoVaTI.XG RESOLVENT K vmwv VY - I’-.XOV V. :xu' Hr- :.v: -.r -.-.vm- - dm-.- n-p .-i-'on the tl'-’i. cur:-. - p-nnt’.-n: charg s. all running sores dis.-a-.'- < i tli-- eye lid'. nose and lips, an l every type o’ .- r -i --n'»> is.-vl'b’.tilie. et aptivo. .tn I tub * :.ar ' Radvvay'- lb:m U s arc - Id b- Prug.'-’p evervwherv. RADWAN At O.J x 5. d by llim.neti < Grov -. Mar';t. (i.i September I- -Im. Corn Shellers. OX hand, a’ot of th • best I'otn rffell. rs \ov SV. 1.. \VAP.-sWi HiTH. an:> :i '?::ny. u. VMI H ojrxT. Os excellent qu .lily 51 ...I ...bit.-. fre.-h gr nr. ’atD- a- d ‘ ' Kxeelslormill. J- SHEPARD NE W ADVERTISEME NT.3. Notice. riWO MONTHS after date application will be JL made to the Court of Ordinary of Cobb county for leave to sell the undivided half in terest of R. 21. Jxontgomery, deceased, in one town lot in the city of J/arietta. for the benefit of their heirs and creditors of said deceased. This November 3,1861. ELIZA J/ONTGOJfERY, Adni’x iMBSoTmfr ——oo CEORGE J. GABLE’S A MBROTYPE Gallery will be open in Mari- ZA. etta after the 13th inst., for about Forty Days. This being, perhaps, the last opportuni ty that will be offered to the citizens of this place for some time, those wishing Ambrotypes would do well to call dining the time above named. GEO. J. GABLE. Marietta, Nov. sth iSiil. Administrator’s Sale. ■VX7TLL lie sold before the Court House door v f in the town of Ciinnring forsy th county, Georgia, on the first Tuesday in December next, the lands belonging to the estate o! Samuel Edmonson, late of said county deceaaed. consist ing of the following lots : S’os. 164. 73. and half of the undivided lot No. 187—the widow s dower exce: ted of Iff) acres, off the Somh end of the two first named lots. Sold, tor the purpose of distribution. Ternu mule known on dav of sale. WM. D. BENTLEY, October 21st, 1861. Administrator. COBB SHERIFF SALES. AY/TLL be sold before the court house door. V in the city of Marietta. Cobb county. Ga. wi'diin the legal hours of sale, first 1 uesday in l;ei ember next, the following property, to-wit: One Negro boy named Jim. about 20 years old and of dark complexion ; Jack, a negro boy of dark compiexion and about 25 years old ; George, a negro man of d irk complexion and about 65 years old : Solen, a negro woman of dark complexion and about 30 years old : Bet sey« a negro woman of -lark complexion and about 20 ears old. an I her boy chi! I, WesL y, about 2 vears old. all levied on as the property of Henry G. Dunn, to s.ui.-fy a li fn issued from Cobb (Superior Court in favor of Washington Crawford vs Henry G. Dunn. Ira J. Rogers, and L. M. Rogers. Also, one negro woman of dark complexion, mimed Harriett, about 30 years old. ami levied on as the property ol Ira A.rnold, to satisfy a ti f i issued from Cobb Superior Court in favor ot John G. Hubert vs Ira Ar ’ hl. and also to satis fy sundry Justices Coijrt fi fas in favor of J. B. Oneilland others vs Ira Agiiold. Also, one negro man named Riclimm.id, ot dark complexion and about 26 years old. Lev ied on as the property of A. J. Joyce to satisfy anilry fi fas from tlie-Justice’s Court of the SthSii J district G. M.. ’n favor of I. N. Reggie and A. B. Mc Afee ami <>i -r- vs said A. J. Joyce JAS. F. MeCLESKY, Sheriff. Postponed Sale Also, at the same time and place will be sold, lot of land No 1131, in the I(itl; district ot the 24 section of Cobb county. Ga.. levied on as the property of Samuel JZoore to satisfy a ti fa is sued from Cobb Inferior Court in favor of N L Chester vs Samuel Jfoore. Levied on and to be sold for the purchase money. Oct 31 J.4S F Jfi’OijESKY. Shff Administrators Sale. VY7TLL he sold under an order of the Coart of VV Ordinary of Cobb Comity, on the first Tues dry ih January n<*xt, before the Court House d.>or in the city of Marietta, between the legal hours of sale th- following property. One town lot in the city of Marietta, si uited on the Roswell road, with agood framed dwelling thereon, ;.t present occu pied by Thos. Brook. .Also, lots of land Nos. 8 , 89 and south half of No, 9", in the first district of second section, Cobb County, with a good frame I dwelling and all nee es-ai-y out buiaiings good wat -r <tc. There are on this plti-.-e fifty acres of cleared land, an excellent fruit orchard. So das the property of Allen T Meacham, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and ercditoisof said deceased. Terms made known on d.iy of »:i'e. October 2"th t.ds. JOHN 0. HAYS, Admr. WM.A FRAZER, II AS A S P L E N I) 11) S T 0 C K OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JE WE LR YOF ALL KIN DG, Silver and 1/kitcd \\ nre, Which I<‘ i fi'ms at price.- to suit the times. I’Oll < ASH ONLY, At liis store one door above Connell’s Hull. June Ist, 1861 ts 1861. hPKiNa 1851. AND Simmer Goods!!!! Fhcenix Building. Marietta. Ga (Dp/kM-iY tic I’ -Ac Syvar- ' I t. I LIRSCIE. T7OR SPRING & SUMMER IIA. | ,-i .-'•■■re. a sp'i-ndi-1 ;■ -ortme ot >1 A i’LE I FANCY Drv-f'ool'. suitable for Citv nn i y.- ? Ts i le. 11. • hi.- ad • i-xeo’ -mt arrangements for full supply f everyt!:iig r-. I . W -s. 1 > NOVF.T.. nt all times (hi ue.i : i ' -e.i- >n. as u < ;-t-'m eiK i:rl t:.e public •raily. 'bat he will sei any ami all styles ot GOODS As low a> can be purchased in this City A< • 1 • I • <l' : i s;;k«. Ba'-'Z"'. Mtt-!::>-. M t Organdies, and Jaekonets. Foulard .\n.l -i- -. a'i 1 t.rass dm!. Suits. Mautil- I - : '.ik-. i.a --. GtA . Ea b: -i ’•■re.', .-;.l I. • S-’.!-. Linen and La. • Seto. 11. '. L. C. an ! Superior Han-lker' biets. I’arasols. Funs. Kid Gloves. La. e Mitts. Ac.. Ac., Ae. Also, tod supply <• Diem !.<sl Ami Pros’ll S - nl S .tin.- ti ;uh‘S. J(-iru« , IS- . . HOOP SKIRTS of the latest BOOTS. SHOES, Ac Al-n. alaree stock of 1i E AI) Y-M ADE CI ,OTI I i XG, Which he -vili - li .as low. for C\-u. as they can be bought ia ’his t ,r any < th<-r market. .-•'’“Ca.l a.--I examine his S- • -k. N<<ne c. n exc-4 him. —April lith.ls My, A' LT.-. A large 1 d ■•: A mo-lns. W.10.t- Lx i’ve.in an I I>. .zii nu'- u ; rec■•h< i 1.-v Nor. si. R WES t BITNER Songs for the Little Ones. THIF 5 delightful little bonk by a Lady of Sa vannah is for sale at the Marietta BOOK STORE. All lhe proceeds of it are given by the patri otic author to the Soldiers Relief IR'UTNT?- Notice. HAVING returned to Marietta, at the solicit ation of many friends: I will repuni" an 1 practice my profession assidiously in all its branches. County call attended with promptness OffICeinO ' ,M GE"'SicLEG.ND, M.l>. X o OX, WILUAM ROOT. . - ’C. DRUGGIST. Having purchased feom Messrs Hammett A Groves my old estab lishment. I shall endeavor to keep on hand as full a supply of DRUGS HMffiS 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 so 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 18'11. FRUIT TREENURSERyT - A fine assortment of the most popular ‘JUZ' lt it Trees 1 For sale by N. B. HARDEN Marietta. Ga.. Oct 28 1860 GEORGIA, Paulding County. WHEREAS. Enoch I’inkant. Administrator of the Estate of James N. Pink mt. <le cea.-ed. applies to me for Letters of Dismis-ion. from said Administration, These are therefore to cite ami .Admonish all persons concerned, to be and appear at my of iii-i', on or before the first .Monday in March next, io show cause (If any they have) why said Let ters Dismissory should not then be Granted the applicant. t.iven under m v hand at office this September _ MILES EDWARDS. OrMy. TxTOt ice. TT A'O mouths after detc application will be a m.ulo tithe Courr of Ordinary of Cobb county, for leave to sell the hinds pelonging to the ertote of Isaac Howell, late of said county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and cred i'orsof said deeaased Ahis September 3d, ’6l. H P. HOWELL. Adm'.-. ’ To our Country Friends. \y 6 W [ ; rji 13fe , Wheat, CORK-PORK .17’ CAN // I'll ICES FOR AMOUNTS DUE US. >e kn >w y ou have these articles if you have no money, ami those that desire has a chance r ro PA N" ! I’. Propositions open till ti -st November next. [D.SMsTY & aSGVES October 3d. 1661 f “SPOOL THREAD - AXb KN! T TIN G COTTO N! V. e h ive now on h iml a good assortment of Spool i hre tl. also a njiply of Cot'on Knittinj- Yarn. ALSO COTTON CARDS, KNIVES AND FORKS, TABLE TEA SPOONS, eke, &c. WILLIAM 11 )OT & SON. Oct iber. I' I. NG W PAIN F SHOP\ Tl E ur.der-ignc l having permanently located ■ in M irietta with a vi-w of carrying on the PAINTING BUSINESS I in all its v.iri ns dep .rnnents. ha- taken the Room j over ti; W rl.-hop es \V. R. McCown, on lOecatur | 11-. v 1 rc-p ctfulty <•■: I attention < f citi- ' i'- n- 1 diers t-i the same, an I earnestly solicit a l-o._r.nl -'. or' T patronage. _Zs?-All work d ine with promptness and dispatch. Jan. 18, ly. ‘ I. N. HAYS. N’OTK.’E. rjVlr. <'ty iax Book of 1861 will be closed J on th” lii'eenth <l av of November next. By order of Council JOHN M WALKER. C. T. C. Oct ober 14tb, 1 c it. /’’i'lll-'N BITT ... Another lot of super , IT < rq....iitv i u.'t;i.-.«Hvel bv i Nov.fi GROVES A-BUTNER I IftSORE YGIHtPRGPSRTY I INSURE TOUR LIFE! THE INSURANCE COMPANY of the Valley of Virginia -Capital $300,000 fIORIBA HUME iNtmHCECOa Ara la ch reo i. a , Fl a , —Ca »i tol. $ 150,000 GEORGI A HOME INSURANCE COM pany---Capital $25000 Fire D p\rtmknt--Columbus, Ga. LIFE DE? \RDM I -1 7-SAY, G Lives Insured of white p-wmn ; <m the Mutu d or slock pl-m -it the wot ribM. C ill op W. T. BE Vi.L. Ag’t., M iri-'ta, G ( Oct. 9. ’6l-6m. ATTENTION MILITH? T Yi require I lr- th- B-i > -.iff. • ”,"• * 1 o’‘- lfl 3 first Brixi.le I [th D iv . q., to , . . lf; , 0 t](s Militia of this cim-ifv imm *4'-,' I do hereby comm i I evi-rr /. 'i ■- ■ ingcompntiiei in the dHriA of this c ihutv.'' to have i-veiw m> i in im-’r i-irD lii-t’w) I > I- ■ n P I appe.rm thneity of Mari-’A. 0, Cm lav th; •’•‘h of NoWmber nox!. at ton o\to ff. o with a good fire-ar:,!. for Um im:-> ' i.-i't’ Every commissioned off ■ will - ' . .■ ~ -tl tr 4th for the purpose of l istrn h-io-.i F ill not, under pen il; v of tin- 1 ■fc DAVID J. D')3?-; - ) f'o-. JU S' r 11E c EIVIN (7 f f G a 0 82 R 18s INCLUDING Sugar, Molnssus, c yr;ip. CoLy Salt, FLOUrt, cl., For sale at the lowest ca --h prices bv L. C. 3ELTLL February 26th JOHN R. SANGES. M. T. GRIST. nEErvLYo.o-E5 ss Sklxo AND SA DDE ER Y, f) S A XUES A- (11t .S ’ 1 1 .. (Fist side Pablie Si ne tr D. c ihr /A MUIE unlersigm.'-l would mo i p-spe-'mHv J call the attention of (be public 'o lim cbov.-. business which we intern! carrying on in-all i=s Vari or s rs men ts, with neatness and dispatcli. surp ; ;-1 b, few establishments in the South, Repairing of all kinds promptly >l'cli !e 1 to. ’TIj" A fine lot ol 1 lorse Collars m ide of .N alive Material kept on han 1 a id tn i io i - m-di-r. Accounts will be due and collectable tw>c< a year—say the first of July and Janmiry >'fe,i< i year. ACCOUNTS not seltled promp'lv i.<, those times, will draw interest for a.l the time they remain unsettled. A libera! share of patron ma- is resp-'ctfuMy olicited. —mar s' i-ts 'THE MaKIETI’A, BOOK STORE. CALL AND SE3 The Household of Bomeri?, (Bv a Kentucky Lads.) II IND-BOOK OF LITERATI’ E Mrs. Bott i. NKMESIS, M. HARLAND. LOTTES EAST I'EKM AT S’l. HALTS. The Literary V/omen. o f the :> • Gb. A splendid Edition of lln ER IT ISi 11' LA '■■l' S ot> All lhe fresh, new in I ic J . elite !>:>< ;-: -• -'ve I by II \ MILTON, MA BELY A. -J DINE h as sojii as is-n - l from flu- p Our fall stock of Paper, /,’■< veiopes. J'lankb’Xps, MlicHLa/ I)i/rs t (sail's, Po t. Monies, (fold Pens, \\r>t i,n<i Pct-'-s, <(<'.. has just been opened in gr- it variety. We ar • specially prepared to sell good Letter. Cap rii.r Note I’AI’ERS much che ipei ami bmf.-r tluui ever, as we buy from lhe Mills BIRE HT- 'ts-N Agents fnr l-'irth I Ponds I’opnlar Masic. II VMILTON, MARKLEY A JiIYNYR. June 7.(1. 1>• |. JDry G-oocis, Rcndy-Made (.t I< itl ii ng, HATS, BOOTS, 3!j ?' ’ riHIE subscriber at the N arlii < - rel tie ji square in .Marh-tl i beeps cen-'nitty oil hand a well se'eeted stock of Good;-in tin- bove line of trml-e-. and respectfully invitm im- inspec tion of his friends ami the public both w ith re gard to their QUALITIES and Tt’E.S as my custoin'.-rs can buy from im • low <’s from any house in Georgia-, IT’ OIFL O Yk (3 y. T. ?. .'.ml I only ask that tin- pub’ie in < >l,b and the adjacent counties will satisfy th- 1 1«- ■' v<-s ot the fact. . L. BENN ill T. N. B. Mv customers indebted t > im- are !•■•- quested to come I'orwar I an 1 settle tl-'-lr r.c counts. L. B. All persons indebted are <-xp -cfed to < >mc. forward and settle at once. yff Persons wanting Goods can get thi-m .if cheap for cash at my Store as any where. L. BENNETT. Oct. 5, 18’to »>n Kornio.d't tt GI ' , . e. AT TH LPA SHEN- GER nrrov M xri3tta, Gsorgi i. ■ 'Plirs Hoihc. well arr.in/--1 and co ivr- ij nL 1 iv Io at<-d. his recently pa --l i > (hf han Dos tin- un b-r-cg-i -1. ail is op'- i f<>r 'tic a c immolation iff iJ-ei-riam-tit an-L tra.ui > ' b >.ir<l -r.-*. T'i<-y are d<-tennim-1 tn -n ir ■:i > p u-ntic i t<» m-tk-their giie-ts o-imfort tble. 1 •< • teis. always ip ittendanci- nt the tr.ii is. Sept. 28 -ts. DOBBS <t Ilf'DS iN CAMP M’DONALD, Z"5 ALL at th ■!> ,ok St ,re un I g-'-t a copy <-f t the Map of Camp McDonald, 1 E'euan’ly r-o'ored nd prinfe l. Price onlv 75 cents for the Map and list ofo.Ti -ei s and nr-.n • Mrs. A. ISAACS, FASHIONABLE .11ILL1NEH, Iron Pro nt White Ha 1. near Alabama Street ATL A N T 1. GEORG’T I. t LjARGK Tnajuoingi- aud ram-y u > > i> constantly -n han<l k I Reo-if. v.iadxi to s.hr.rt I <><■+ s. I*.
