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fthc fJarictta MARIETTA, GEORGTA. Tv<'s<h»* >s* -rniirs Aov. 18, 1861. Printing Establi slim on t FOB. S_A-T_jTS ■TTTB offer for sale ample and new sntpi \V material for PRINTING Es TABLISIIMEVT, News and Job. including Fw< Presses—one Hoe’s Washington an 1 one la> g< Taylor's. Most of the Tvpe has never bee. used—none injured—ample in quantity and we). assorted Applv at this office. August '23d. IS6I. The Advocate Office, Wi'h an abundance <>f the best mateii *l an! good workmen is prepared to'ilb all kinds of Book and Job Printing on reasonable terms. To Correspondents. All correspondence for the paper should be adlressel 'o the “Advocate Oilice” or to the Publishers to secure early attention. Subscribers to the Semi-Weekly. We expect by the first Tuesday in December next subscribers to our Sem- Weekly to be prepared to pay their subscriptions. As many of them can be called upon we hope they will be prepared to respond cheerfully, as we are undoubtedly giving them value re ceived for what they arc required to pay. McClelan Allowed Two Weeks to Save Himself. —The Pitlsb.i’-g Post a fierce war paper, says that the late af fair at Ed ward’s Ferry, seems to hav been very badly managed, and asks “Are we forever to be taken by surprise and thrashed without mercy by an in ferior foe?” It goes further, ami warns Gen. McClellan of the consequences un less he soon fights and wins a battle. — It says: “Gen. McChdl in Iris no’ two weeks lif*in him unless in that iim • he shall have fought ami won a, battle. The Government expects it, (he people ex« poet it. We Ic.ve been patient, but the s* ick is getting low, nd we can not help thinking if he is no better pre prepared for a ;'rent battle than lie ap pears to Im for skirmishing, he should say s > ” B’Tl’l.iC AT COLUMBUS Memphis, Nov. 10th —Col. I'appan reports dm loss of the Arkansas regi* . nt in th ’ i ! '‘t o' ! ' bimbus at II kid i, 2.» • uiiiided am! missing \ p irticip 11oi in (Im ficht reports that Im <iw but on 1 of .Al irk’s regiment dying a ppar ull v. An Indian regiment was in the en gagement, but only in the pursuit. Tim Ijiiicoln : les were 7,000 strong, picked men but they were badly whip ped. I’elegraphs Irom DeSarc, Ark., says General Borland expects tn alt rk at i’oeahontas to day from 7,000 l’< der als Jeff '’honqisoti is hard press d, but renuted safe it Little Rock, with 30.- 000 troops. Fremont is at ''pringlield with 40,000. Gieat tight inpending. FROM ri.N ACOl.t I’r n’sai’oi.a, Nov. 5. A boat with a whit Ilig" came o\er yesterday li mi <<d Brown. Her mission will rej nee the hearts of all who hav* kinsmen and friends whom the eliances of battle thing into the hands of the enemy on the 9th ult,, and whom we thought had several weeks ag'sailed lor New York I'he day alter the fight they were taken aboard the frigate Colorado, where they live remained ever since and some of diem in view of tlnir Camps and comrades. Poor fellows, how they must sigh at the sight of their soldier Immes, and long- with tlmir [ate comr dies round the camp lire to talk and “tight tlmir battles o’er ” On Saturday and Sumi iy they were permitted to write and their letters brought over, as above stilted. Tlmir coi tents are of a personal character, not being allowed to communicate any intormalioi) concerning the enemv. I hey speak of their treatment as kind, even to generous hospitality. renmnt's removal would cause no litth» t rouble in eamp. A number of otl’meis in camp declare they wood lesign in that event, or insist on erea him Dictator of the South West, in !■ pendent of the administration, wlii. his bitt> rly deimunced in camp <or is v aeilla’ing and injudicious poli cy towatijs the Western Department. 1 jhi vn. inn v K )V 4 In the Circuit < nit today. ,lu gv iir’er said it seem- <’l .' ke taree < I tiv privateers at this ’ • flic die :»<vs ot knm.aiiitv should O'lJOSt ’ th" Gove: nmept (u <re it cap fives at sea the same as (hos.‘ taken on land }|,. ernd.l h ,, t „ n ., rrs , p.'ln v d h .nging the former mJ h dd ingthel.ttei prUmm-r* ami jrleas. ing them \A ,N \ | i'l.nil w Weed Uhgitck ato mt v ” fur, P e to emfi. tx . r counteract the . pet it the Southern -U "i. V 1! *h re onntion •f H u l.ern ( >• . bJ u : y I’l ance and Engl in I TH E MAR 1 E 'l' T A SEM I- W EEK I. Y A EV <) CAT E. tblegraphio. Nashville. Nov, 11. -Five Railway bridg es were burned on the East Tennessee R. R.. ; .>n Friday n'ght by Union men. Two on the Georgia State Road over Chei-kaniunga Creek in Hamilton County ; one on the East Tennes see & Georgia R R.. over Hiawassee river in Bradley County. Five minutes after the guard passed through the whole bridge was in flames, showing the use of c<imbust : b!es.— I Two on the Tenn., & Va„ R. R , one over* ! Lick Creek in Green County, and one , Holston River in Sullivan County. Guard at Liek Creek were unarmed and ovei whelmed, tied, carried away, and kept i during the day Saturday. Three men have ■ since been arrested whom the guard identified. Holston river bridge was not guarded, Sul.i van County being strongly Southern The bridge at Holston River, Strawberry Plains, Jefferson County, was fired, but put out b the people. The guard had one hand cut off and skud fractured. Indications that one incendiary was killed. A gentleman from East Tennessee reports great excitement in that section. The whole was evidently a preconcerted plan. The loss is heavy, and much inconvenience and delay will be occasioned in matters in E ist Tennes see. Much anxiety is felt on account of Zolli coffer. Columbus, Ky., Nov. 11.—A large Dahl green bursted here to day killing Capt. Rei ter, Lieut. Snowder, aid to Gen. Polk, Cor poral Hollinger and six privates, Gen. P -Ik stoned and clothes torn off. The correspond ent of the Memphis Appeal says, over 500 of thecnemy killed and 200 prisoners at Colum bus half of them wounded. Nearly 100 of our wounded arrived here this morning. They report that the Car oite* say they were very badly whinpel and it was believed Gen Grant was killed and the gun boat Lexing. ton sunk. The St. Lnitis Republican if the 7th fays that Senator Bright lias joined the South and will lie made a Brigadier General. Fr"in mt has arrived at St. 1 ouis and Hun ter publishes his orders to take command of ■ the army at Springfield on the Ith. The Germans arc much disatisfied. LITUST NOKTHKRN ACCOUNTS, RtciivioND, Va., N >v. 15th.— Ihe New : Vuk Herald, of the 12*h inst., w ich has Loen received here says that the large Fed erald transports. Winde d Seoff, u hich was the consort of the steam-ship Union, and hail ■ two Y mkee regiments on board, is supposed j to have foundered at sea, and all on board j i perished. i The. Herald has a flaming account of the taking o' P >rt Royal and Beaufort and says ; that Charleston and Savannah are now in po<-ossii>n < fthc Federalists. ; The steamship North Brit, in has b< e 1 l wrecked. Her passengers and crew were sa• e I. The Baltimore Sun, of the 12th, contains ; a letter from it Washington correspondent* • b>n,” in which lie says that it is understood that the Fe lord a banee will be expedite I by the success of the sh et at Port Royal and Beaufort. Great difficulty is experienced in Wash ington in o’ taining supplies fur the ar niv. Wag<m trains run daily to Baltimore I The Government lias h en urged to seize the turnpike to that city for its own use. M st of the regimen s deta led for service in 1 wer Maryland have returiiel to Washing ton. Arrival ofSalt at Wilmington Wilmington. \ >v. IGth. —\ -e'looner ar livod hereon Fridav last, from a fre gn i*- lin 1. with I 500 bushels salt, ami 71 barrels of 'tigar. She reports no blockading vessels off New Inlet. Movements on the Potomac. Richmond, Nov. lf>. Ihe Federalists are ree moitering in force near our lines. The blockade <»f the Potomac by our bat teries continues effective, and disastrous to the I'edern'i'-ts. Several niel-ets are in force, with cannon, opposite the Occo pian batteries. l.atesf Northern Accounts, Richmond. Va., Nov. IfUh.-'llio New Yuk Herald, of tlie* 12th. says that the news of bombardment of P rt Loyal was received in Washington n the lOtlr.exciting much grat ification in oil! ial circles. Favored parties injlh de Island will he permitted to send ships to such S uthern pm.s as are coatr i ed by the fleet, with sup plies I>r the I ..imi men I" be exchanged tor Cotton. The election reluri.s in Maryland show only six Secessionists elected t" t! e 1. g sla ture; Bra do; T- ma.ority for G verier is 30, 0< 0. Governor H eks urges a spe ial >c sion of the L gislatt.re to pla e the S:..t ■ unequivocally in fax Tofthe I ni.»:i. lia a- s Albany k ?i taken pi is ;.er on the privateer Petel, tied nee ily in M vamen sing pi>u. 4 (Jen. 11.illeek. of California, ha- In en ap pointed in place of General I rem at. o - The Latest by Telegraph. Ni w <h;i z vxs. N<»v. 11. A <[>> . ial di-p uch to the fine Delta, dated Meinphi.- Isdi - iy - . iiat the \ppeal pubii'iies an exira. all;...tmeing ’h it a battle came nd'near Spri. giie'd. Mo .in w .ch llie Cont'eiier.Ues were t ictorioii'. the Feder... tore was v.i-ily superior, including Freumnl > eelebia.ed body guard. 111 • rederai 10-' i < is heavy. P . M hs ii are confident of drivkig the enemy out oi V -- .u ot Sceessi 'ii hI- p i-' ■ 1 ih" I. , - > ive < : Mi" n.i. brio, ea mil'quo; a o’ t> th Inm'«•>. 3; .:\i \i>. Xov. Is t .mcre-s riel day i . eAl'il l■ 1 V l Ip: ■ I>l :■ -ent. Noth . , v' .i'd'me and thi- b dy ,i .j lurned. i’re-i r . i'.n sa " ~e vv .ii tn- read ;o marrow at : ■’! I O,- oI- n,,i| ; lie W 0-. let W .se. SSitlCl) and Mason Arrested. Richmond, Nov. 17.—1 tis nscertaine I diet the Federal vessel, the San Jac nto, boarded the British Steamer at sea. and took off .Mason and Slidell, and Secretaries C'ustis and McFar land. All are now at Fortress Monroe. CiNCiNN vtti, Nov. 15.—The defeat of the I n ion forces at Guyandoote. was accomplished by the treachery- of a part of the inhabitants. It '■ was arranged between the izbel cavalry and ' rebel citizens, to massacre the Federal troops tin c id blood. The citizens invited the Feder- I als to their bouses, on Stindty eve dug who off duty. After dark (lie rebel cavalry in town, murdering the unarmed soldiers The rebel citizens men and women, rushed in arms, aided the cavalry slaughter. The Federals, in camp, prepared for the de fensive, but were overpowered, and had to break. When Col. arrived, and learned the particulars of the affair, he ordered the des truction of the town. The buildings were im mediately fired, and the iown reduced to ashes. ANNOUNCEMENTS, For SLerifi and ihpiity Sheriff. Please announce the present efficient officers -J. T. ROBERT -ON ami J. F. McCLES i KEY, for the offices of Sheriff an 1 Deputy Sher- i iff of Cobb county for the ensuing term. 1 am a candidate for Tax Collector in January next, and if elected will give half the \ profits to the Clerk of the Inferior Court for the benefit of the widows whose husbands dies or falls in battle. JOHN AV. HILL. Nov. 12 th, 1861. fitS" Please announce W. W. CARRELL, as a candidate for < le”k of the Inferior Court at the election in January next. J/r Eliior: Be so kind as to announce the name of ROBERT BABER as a condidace for the officJ* of Tax Collector. Election in Janna- I ry next. Please announce J. J JONES, as a ca rili date for Tax Receiver of Cobb county at the c’ec | tion in January next. ~AIr E<Vtor: Please announce J. 11. HOP-I KI S as a candi la‘e for Tax Receiver of r obli I county at the Election in Januarv next. C" Please announce WALTER MANNING, i as a candidate for Tax Collector for Cobb coun ty at the election in January next, and ’oblige MANY VOTERS. Please announce D. M. YOf’NG. as a candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court at , the Election in January next. I/z- Eli' >r: Yon will oblige hi' friends by . announcing W. H TUCKER as a can lid ite lor ! I Tax <'oll.-ctor of I'obb county at the ensuing I election. He has given, so far. satisfaction, and I as we understand lie will not run for a third I term it is pre,per that be should be re-elected. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I mmsi Several Thousand ENVELOPES ron AT THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE IN QF ANTITIES . TO SUIT PURCHASERS . t .*»<> l M PER HUNDRED. SPECULATORS NEl.I' NOT A I’l.Y, AS 1 AM I'OWN ON A MONOPOLY. A. W. YORK. \dinini'Tri»tor‘s w ▼ ▼ it'ry nex’. before th.> C ur: ll.iusc in the U'Wi. o' I ».i! ‘ is. P.nt'Lli ng cm; .‘.y <;•>(•■ g. i wi h n th-.- 'eg ' hour' o! - de. L tof Land No 187 in the I*l Town tot- \"s. :t > I 11 i(' • I in Dr .<• !'"wn Paulding n>im'i. Ci. >Jdt-r '• ■ i <•:?. i tie heir- .Old ereditors of Wm. tLt•; n. licet: P.li Iding I'.’UnU dc-e .-e 1. Terms m ,|,. known n<: m ' i ! e. R. M. BRYAN I'. Adm':-. N -v. nb IPh 1" !. I* •in in i . d .. (if dv ■ I I'.' Nov. oi. KoVES a- BI TNER WE HAVE ON HAND AXP FOR S % AS AS THE TIMES W2EL ALLOIV FOR CASH ONLY, Rio Coffee. Black Tea. Choke, Green Tea, White Yellow Coffee Sugar, Powdered Sugar, Brown Sugar, Soda Biscuit, Butter Crackers, Pickles o >d Prespy es, Mackerel, Whi .e Fish, Syrup and Molasses, Yeast Powders, Cooking Soda, Soap & Starch. JNDIQO ANO MADDEr?, Copperas. I ..or wood, Ven< Ainu 1 led, Chrome N elloNV? Uluo Htoiie, I POWDEB AND SHOT, Perensioß < ’aps, Lead. _ Flints, ( run Tubes, Vc. AH STARA> cf?) VIVKL'AR %DASIIXU VE C 5 OLES. F A RAF F S S E C A N i'.s. COCOA, Candies, Raisins, I’runes uts efce.. Vo We wiil du our best to keep our Stock as ' complete a* possible and will t.' to suit our customers. Our terms are Cash. WILLI1&IBOOT & SON. August 51 n LPI, Mrs. A. ISAACS, i FASHIONABLE MILLINER, Jro’.t < istore. White Had near Alabama Street ATLANTA, GEORGIA. A LARG J-ij aswrnient •f B innet--. Head I‘re-ses. Bertha Capes. Embroideries. Dress Trimmings a'id 1 ’alley Goo's eoeslantly on hand. ; (...Hu . vatvle to • r at sitori notice. Oct 5, Iy Ltjj.r Yaaa upbh i HSJCHD3C VHIIB ! ICC! lollnt iulln Lift.; THE INSURANCE COMPANY I of the \'alley of Virginia Capital $300,000 u si a 6 a s.sa -a- J >al w-r . j Ai’ai.achk’oi.a. Fla.- Cai-itot,, SIM),000 GEORCzIA. HOME INSURANCE COM pany—Capital $25000 Plßr I) lUIITM XT —('uLI MBI’S, (>A. LIFE DEI’ \B r\lE\' l’-SA V., G V Lives Insured of white persons on the Mutual or stock p! hi at the b west rites. Call on W. T. BEXi-L. Ag't.. Mariett i. Ga. Oct. 9. id-6m. AV. L. GAULT Grocer and Produce Merchant, Cumt'i : Sr.. Makietia, Ga. | Keeps constantly mi h ind every article in the ; Grocerv Line Siu :i as; SUGARS, COFFEE. MOLASES. SYRUP, SALT L.\RD and BA ON. I’heese. Mackerel and 'Chile (ish. Ti'bacc-i. Se ‘gars. Iron and farmers Hardware. Buckets At j Tubs Candles. Soap. I’owder Sliot. A Lead A arns. Starch, and a eh"ii -' lotyne "/</ If7 A Brandy. All persons indebted to m by not" or open account will <iv ■ cost by eeming forward aim make a Scllh-metif. 1 an: <’<eie''mined to have ' pr, nipt paying customeis ornot hare any. < >et. 12. ’ Um. XBOX. WILLIAM ROOT. i -L- w I 0 R UG G IST. U' \VIXG Pl H H J) i'iiO.M Mess i I ' A ■ . ■ . li'hmen 1 I'h i I■n le i?" on Inn I u- fitil a 'apply of rci'T’raET: AS I CAX PltOfTIlE. .lil will g‘veiny cli.se p -mil attention t* \ m. on my part -haT lie so r.-d in ord'T to c've - i i'fi \s to pri • - t ley uillb. 1 gover--e.il '. the pri. I have to pay an 1 will be as low i- Pure and Genuine Articles cm b" *f . ■I. .V- I . buy on ere lit i mv term- ■. ■ ( \SI I. WILLIAM ROOT. o. '..be - 1-1. 1n.,,-. FIGS. -At." ■■ ' KJV..S BVTNER. I j TAYING returned to Marietta again, my (de ..IL JL home. I offer my services to the citizem* of Marietta ami tl.e public generally, who I have! served for nearly twenty years in repairing Wailches, A’€< . J am now prepared to serve you again. In addition I have in Store, an as sortment of Confectionaries, consisting of ANDI & 4, .VF TS, RAI UN 4 ; an 1 fanev articles. Also. Tobacco &: Clgais of the Best Brands SO AES. TOM.iTOL.j in Cans. Fresh oVO O/SteTS, AND CLAMS, and a variety of Articles usually kept in a Con fectionary Store Thankful sot past patronage so liberally bes towed, I hope to merit a continuance of the same. The Ladies are especially solicited to call. West side of the I’ublic Square, next door to Phoenix Building. A. D. RI'EDE Sept. 1 tth —ts. MARIETTA FEMALE CI OL I<G. THIS Institution commends itself to the pat ronage 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 and exercise, and its moder \ atg ciiurges. Particular information should be obtain ed. not from Rninor. but by direct application to T. B. COOPER, A. M., Principal. Sept. 3. LS6I, In the District Court of the Confederate States for the Northern District of Georgia ' Ar Chambers. 9th October. 1861 | ORDERED, That the first regular Term of the District Court of the Confederate States of Americ i. for ;he Northern District of Geor gia. be held in the town of Marietta. Cobb coun ty. in said Northern District, on the second Wednesday of December next, ensuing, at 19 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, of which all persons interested will take due notire. AiD it is further Ordered. That a copy of this Crder be published by the Clerk of said Court, in one public newspaper in each of the towns or cities of Athens. Atlanta. Griffin, Marietta, and Rome, in said District, until the sitting of the Court as above directed. EDW ARI) .1. HARDEN District Judge. A true extract from the Minutes of the Dis trict Court of the Confederatej 'tates for the Northern District of Georgia. W. 11. HUNT, Clerk Marietta. Gn.. Oct 12. 1861. 18a. AND Simmer Goods!!!! ‘ i Fhcen :: Building, Marietta. Ga (Opposite the Public Square) 12. T[IRSCH. 1703. SPRING & SUMMER I’A. L in Store, a spleudiil assortment ol Sl .v > PLE and FANCY Dry-Goods, suitable for City and Country Trade. Having made excellent arrangements for j full supply of everything IX MA V .V ND NOVI CJ j. at al! times'throiigh the season, assure custom "i s, amt (lie put'iic gew'r illy, that he will set any and all styles of GOODS As low as can be purchased in tills City Assorted Goods in Silks. Bareges. Muslins, Ma retzts. Organdies, ami Jackonets, Foulard Anglaise. ami Grass (’Pith Suits. Mantil las. in Sill;-. Laces. Grit's Cloth. Ac. Em broidered and Lace Setts. Linen and Lace Setts. U.S. 1.. C. and Superior Handkerchiefs. Parasols. Fans, Kid Gloves. Lace Mitts, Ac.. Ac.. Ac. Also, a tud supply of Bleached And Brc vu S'l‘e‘i'igs an 1 Shirtings. Cotton ades. Joanea and Strip'', HOD? SKTRTS of the latest s*'. des BOOTS, SHOES, &c Also, a large stock of ! iE.U)Y-MAI)E CLOTHING, Wli’cl; he will sell as low. for Cash, as they can be bought in this or any other market 7('all and examine his Stock'. None can excel him. - —April 12th. 1 SGI-1 y, .mux n. SAXGE.S. M. T. GBIST. X3CO.I*ZXO ’is 3 F31a.0. AND SAD D D I< Y. f) X. SAN(GKS V G RIST. ( East side Piddle near ih-idur Street.} TH un I-rs'-gned would most respectfully j call the ntteniion of Ih • public Io the above, bu'iti"'' winch we intend carrying on in all its Valions Uepurtincuts, with neatness and dispatch, surpassed by few I‘stablis’niients in the South. Repairing of all kinds promptlv attended to. r''*' A tine lot of Horse Collars made of Native M iterial kept on han I and made to order.''t\'S 5 Accouni.' will be due ,md collectable lwi< t .i v 1 ir s y the (ir't of July and J.tnuary of ej.-'i , fear. \ JCOI NTS n t settled promptly at i (lio-e time--, will draw in'yrcst for ail th-.‘ time j I they remain unsettled'. j A liberal .-hare of patron",go i.a respectfully i i so'icited.. -■ iii ir s, '(ih ts NEW P U XTSHG!-. .. Tl E under-igned Laving permanently located in Mari'tta with a vL w of carrying on the PAINTING BUSINESS in ail ■!- v ui cis dep >rltnents. ha- 'aken the Room ver th ■V, ,-rI; hop nf \\ 1!. M Cown, on Decatur I Slr ® ot ' lie w.-uld re-p-ctfti’ly (all the attention us citi- , -a- 1 • -r< t . - one, and earnestly solicit i a i'F'r.i'. -hare of j>atr >m'ge. t-\!l« ck done w.di p: ’>’..ntneßF and dispatch. ' Jan IS, Iy. ’ I X. HAYS. HOWA III) V’SOf SATIOV, i i ...i! ;Ti t. i-\. i.l .T ■■■ ■. , /„s-/,7-..;.„i , .blished L/ .p^-; fl! „ n . ; I o' - ■ t.p>r th‘- E.H<t of the Sick- and Dis-\ 1 Epidennic 1 1 ■■ sex. and ' 1 • ~ A. F . I ALid v\ en -jr.i- >. r,v ;he Acting'l •' 1 ' ' .'<■• I. to all ,i.- |y by letter, with ' ■■■■•■ I’mn of their '.■hi. (age. oecuji i ti >'i. L .io 1 - o lite. ,\ > i|in c tse of extreme ■ rn*' Heir ■■ ■ L i tee of chirge. ' " - on .~ptn itorrine i. ami j " ; f ii 1 'rg n; . an.[ on the i '• employed in the J>iqiensary, i "' ' : " mil: 1 • 1 in sealed letter e ivelopes. 1 '" irg". iwo,.r:hr. • for pos. t Igo wiil he acceptable. | A3 ■ ; 'ii. J. Sd 11.1,1 N I! ! tUGHT* i.N. .\«-1- ' - - No; 2 South - • Lhii id.- nhi lp > j:, r ,f ■ • fiZitA D. H_- RT WELL ' ' •• P .-Im;. I ■ '' ,: i ;;! " MEAL AND HOMINY. Al ’ .‘A ir ' '• “ ex-celh-rit quality ’ ' ■ J. .Ml El’A RD. HARDWARE, Ea rll iff hi n g Good it etc., &C.\ Wes" side of Publ ■? Square. The largest stock ever L'rmtgM Vrug rietta. Iw.L WADSWOBTH A NNOUNCES that he lias just- reeeim*d the A largest ami most complete assortment of Kt fi aw ab it !' Axn House. Nurnxhing !■ brought to this V ,narket > wl,i(:I1 W ' H 1,6 sold on more favorable terms than ever befora ! Iron, Steel, Is, Pots, Latch es, Locks, Hinges', CiHDcnter’ij Tools, Axes. Hatcliets, Ovens. Parlor, Kitchen, B y > and Wood Stoves. Every va riety of Blacksmith's Tools, i Anvils. Vices. Bellows. Cross Cut. Tenon. Mill and AVood Saws. Hollow. Wooden, and Wil : low ‘Ware. Pocket and Table Cutlery,Sdver-pb ted Ware, Corn Sbellers. Scythes, Forks, Shovels, Spades FAINTS', OILS, and GLASS. GUNS and PISTOLS. BUILDEPS' and CAPP ENTERS' Manufacturers of every variety of Copier. lin nnd Sheet Iron *' are. 10.030 Kegs of Nails, (more or less.). Job Work of all kin Is done on short notice Call and ex.imine my stock. Accounts due. Ist January and July. I bind myself to sell at Atlanta prices for cash, and no mistake. W. L. WADSWORTH. Oct. 5, 1869. jxrotTc''” A FTER the first day of January 186 L we will sell for Cash or Barter at cash prices. Thankful for past favors we still solicit a oou tinuance of the sariie. • D<< 28, IS6 A GREENI? * C.X. j "gUvERNMENT OF GEORGIA. Udxecutive I Yepart ment I Joseph E. Brown Governor. ' John B. Campii'.'.i.l. ) Secretaries of Executive 11. 11. V. Minis, r Department. 11. .I.G. Wu.i.i . as. I 1 : E P Watkins Secretary of State. John Jones Treasurer. Pei urson Thwii mt - Comptroller General. A. J. Boggess Surveyor do. ITeoisl.i t ive I )<",»artment. Tni’.onoitE L Guerry-President of Senate. : F 11 West—Secretary do do ' C J Williams Speaker of House of Repre. George Hyllier—-Clerk “ “ “ “ istr'y* I Eli cConnelL- iTirtciftitl Keeper /’eniteutiary ! Chas G. Taluhu* Assistant “ “ W A Williams —Book Keeper of “ Chas AV Lane—Chaplain “ “ “ Dr R G Case—Physician “ “ Ijunatic A.sylum. Dr T Green—Superintendant Lunatic. Asylum Dr S G White, ) jD C- Campbell. , Trustees do do Miller Grieve. ) J UDISOIARY DEPARTMENT. SIT'REME COURT —JUDGES. Joseph Henry Li mpkin, of Athens, j Richard H Lyon, of Atlanta. I Charles J Jenkins, of Augusta, REPORTER. I George N Lysfer, of Marietta. CLERK.- • Charles AV Dußose, of Sparta. DISTKIt US. Ist Disthtci.—Brunswick, Eistern and Middle Judi.ii Circuits. Time oe Session. 2nd llonday in January and June, at Savannah. 2nd Disriiicr. Palaula M icon. Smith-western and Ch itl.ihoochee. Judicial circuils Time oi Session Uh monday in January and 3rd monday in June at Macon. 3d. District Tallapoosa. Flint. Coweta. Blue Ridge and Cherokee circiu 1 s Time or sessions !th umn.lay in March and i '2nd monday in August irf Afbuif-'. ■l-’, Dis iui't Western and Northern circuits Time oe session Ith mon liy ifi May and No vember at Athene. t 5-ru Di-firn i OciWitlgee 'aivd Southern circuits. Time of 2i'id inondav in Alay and November at Milledgeville. 3NFOTPICES. To our Gauntry Friends. 5Ve will take Wheat, T-a«Vr*c3L a-uT IPlour .17’ ('ASH Eli ICES TOR AMOUNTS DUE US. AVe know you have these articles if you h.ive money, and those that d"sire has a chanco r ro PAY UF. Propositions open till first November next. HAMLETT &3R3VES •r 3 I. 1661 ■ • •• f Hamilton, Markley & Joyner Dlijß UiGoGoIICTSL H AVE just received from 'he West, ami of fer for sale for f 'txb Ofdp : 1 200 G illor.s Pure Lard O.i ; ISO “ Prime A lc<»liol [.«».“> “ Tauners Oil ; 90 “ Buriiiug Fluid ; 120 “ Kerosene Oil ; ~2 B H-rel.H Linseed Ooil ; '.■() ihmiids Pure S’.ilpbiD' ; 1 Keg Salt Peter ; 250 Lbs. Cooking Soda ;7 For Sale for C.LBII Only. N. B. Let no one '«!.■ f ive fa ' r ' notice tb it we wiil m ’ 1 anvbm t P*""'! on credit. Cash d< .n.cwied <>n delivery M. 3 ’ 1 goods M M ty 31 t. ! -’-I H< »i K. 8 day. and 11 day Clocks, cheap.