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Hk Seh)i-aikekh| W. 11. HUNT, Editor. MARIETTA. ..6EOKUI.I. tgk. Apology.—We goto press, with this issue, without our usual quantity of reading matter. Monday's mails brought us no news ; besides which some of our hands arc sick, a* d Otliers have been seized with a patriotic desire to serve Georgia in the tented field, and have enlisted for a three years’ campaign. We hope soon to have our office arrangements all right again, when the “ Advocate’s ’ visits shall be regulatly paid, with full instalments of latest news. Religious Services. Right Rev. Stephen Elliott, of the Diocese of Georgia, will hold religious services at the | Episc pal Church in this place, on Saturday, I the 23d inst. The Bishop visits Marietta for , the purpose of administerii g the rite of c<>n fit motion, which will take place on Sunday, ' the 24th. Mr. €. G. Baylor. Mr. C. G Rayl r, the distinguished advocate ! of direct trade between the South and En-I rope, is this week in Marietta. His object is connected with the purposes and interests of' the Cotton Spinners’ Association. * e | Choice Fruit Trees. Mr. N. B. Hard en has supplied us with a va riety of choice fruit trees from his Nurseiy, 3 miles from Marietta. Ste lis advertisement in I this paper. Mr. Harden is perfectly teliable, understands his business, and should be en couraged. Orders tin ough the Maricttta Post ■ Office will be promptly attended to. Hon. Jefferson Davis. Hon. Jefferson Davis, on his wav to Mont- ; gomcry, whither ho has been called bv the Soul hem Congress to take the Presidency of the Provisional Government of the Confederate States, passed through Marietta on Friday ; bight last, by the 2 o'clock train from Cliatta-' nooga. Notwitl standii g the inconvenience of the hour, a numb> r of our citizens assent* bled with banners, transparencies, and music, at the Depot, to salute the President elect, and to manifest their feelings of respect and their approval of the action of Congress. Mi Davis spoke briefly in response to this demonstration. His address was noble and el apient. Hon. Mr. ; Barksdale, of Mississippi, who accompanies him, also made a short address. ThePn si-' dent elect is everywhere received wish enthu- ! sirsm and rey-icing. A Rovser.—An immense mortar, says the Petersburg (la.) Express, of the 12th instant, weighing 15,000 pounds, arrived here vestcr- I day from the Tredegar W. iks, at Richmond, ' intended for South Carolina. The calibre is adapted to 10 inch mortar shells, sixty <»1 i which accomparb'd it, several humin-1 having already preceded it. It rem lined at the R:ch t.mno depot during the day, aid wi'l th s m >r m»g pas- through the city on a he ivy granite wagon, to the Southern depot. —— f-a.vi /At Charleston Mercury. Washington Despatches. Washington, Feb. 15.—1 n the Peace Con icreucc to-day, the Committee—or a majoiity oi then;—succeeded at length in making a re- ' pert. Messrs. Seddon, of \ irgini.r, Ruffin, of Sorth Carolina, and Doniphan, of Mi-s >uri, sta led, at considerable length, the grounds of their oppos tiou to the rep ut. It is understood that Virginia. North Carolina, and Missouri will Vote against the pro; osition siixg"st d bv the Committee, which is a kind oi mongrel com> promise, combining some of the features of the Crittenden with the Guthrie proposal. It is rumored iliat the proposition of the i Committee will be adopted by the Conference, notwithstanding that some of the border South ern States will kick at it. Messrs. Tyler, Seddon and Brockenbotongh will all urge the A irginia Convention to sptrn the proposal of tin: terified Abolitionists. Rives and Summers will recommend its adoption. The action of the Virginia Convention is considered here to be very doubtful. In Con- ‘ gress, however, it is very clear that the Con ference Committee will Le immediately rejec ted. Falling off in tiie Receipts from Ct s- | Toms. —The receipts from customs at New York last week were 8555,000, or only a ; shade above half what they were in the cones- ; ponding week of l ist year. Facts of this sort , occurring every week, speak volumes upon the disastrous consequences to the North of the falling off of the Southern trade. They also ex pose the utter f lly of ad pting a p'otective tai iff bill, which, in excluding certain classes of imported articl-.s, will destroy revenue. - ' i »• Nontgomrey, Ala., Feb. 16.—A number of | model flags were presented and referred, A communication about missies of war was referred. A bill was reported from the committee in relation to citizenship and prescribing uniform rules for naturalization. The caption of the report was only read. Applications were made for patents and copyrights and referred. The Congress then went into secret ses sion. —♦ • I I •* Death or Hon. William S. Johnson.—Mr Johnson died at Casseta Ga., on the 12th inst. and was interred with Masonic honors on the 14th. He resigned his seat in the Senate last year in consequence of ill health He was succeeded by the Hon. J. S. Duncan who died before tiie close of the last session of the Legislature. Choice Fruit Trees, THE undersigned is prepared to funish the verj b< st. "arieties of line fiuit trees from Lis Nur scry near Marietta. Oiders through tin Post Office will be promptly attended to. Marietta, Ou -Feb 19 N B HARDEN. ________ ON the afternoon of Tuesday the 12th inst.. a heavy Goal Pencil. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at the Statesman office. Feb 19 It (From th* Southern Union.) Army Appointments. The following is a 1 st of appointments made for the Regular Army of Georgia, in the order in which each stands in the Regiments. Those marked U. S. A. were officers in the late United States Army. Those marked W. I’. C. were W< st Point Cadets, who had near ly completed their course, and resigned to en ter the Army of Georgia. Ist. Rkgimfnt. Col >nel William J. Hardee, U. S. A. Lieut. Col. Chns. .1. Williams of Muscogee. M A K) RS. Major-L. B. McLaws, U. S. A. “ Edward 11. Harden of Whitfield co. CAPTAINS. William D. Smith, U. S. A. Company A William I. Magill G. M. I. “ B W dliam Martin ,of Lumpkin co. “ C William G. Gill, U. S. A. “ I) Jacob Reed, U. S. A. “ E John Patton, of Bibb co. “ F G. Harry Thompson, of Fulton co. “ G Francis T. Cullens, of Clay co. “ H Alexander M. Wallace of Fulton co. “ I J. P. ILnniit-m, of (’hatham co. “ J. Ist LIEUTENANTS. Artliei Slmaf. U.S.A Company E. St. Clair D< aring,U. S. A. “ B. A. F. C. me, U.S. A. “ G Thomas J. Berry. U. S. A. “ D A. A. F. Hill, of Clark co. “ A W. W. Kiikland, late Marine Corps. “ F John Milledge, Jr. of Richmond co. “ C T. S. Mclntosh, of Chatham ce. “ 11. John M. Branch, “ “ I Tomlinson Fort, of Baldwin co. “ J Bedi cy F. Mcl'onad, appointed by the Col qnar er master first Regiment, Company. J 2nd LIEUTENANTS. Thomas A. Maddox, of Chatham, Company A Garnett Andrews, Jr., of W.lkes. “ B John Floyd King, of Glynn. ‘ C George P. Harrison, Jr., < f Chatham. “ D P. M. P». Young. W. P. C., of Cass. “ E E. S. Willis, W. P, C.. of Chatham. “ J J. G. Blount, ’V. P. U., Talbot. “ F J. Alexander, W. P. (’., Fulton. “ G John MePlmrsou Berrien, Chatham. “ H Michael Cass, “ “ L Joseph A. Blanco, Polk. “ I 2nd REGIMENT. Col Wm. W. T. WALKER. U. S A. Lieut. Col. —Elijah W. Chastain, of Fannin. MAJORS. Ist. Major—V m. M. Gardner, U. S. A. 2nd. Major—Alfrc I Cumming, U. S. A. CAPTAINS. Capt James Mclntosh, U. S. A. Company A. *• Thomas McConnell, of Libeity. “ B •' Alfred Iverson, Jr., U. S. A. “ C John D. Walker, of Screven “ D. “ Join. R. F. Tatnall, U. S. A. “ E. R. A. Wayne, of Chatham “ F “ John S. Fain, of Union. “ G “ Miller Giiwe, Jr., of Baldwin. “ II “ Lewis 11. Keaau, “ *• I “ Aimer Smead U S. A. “ J Ist. LIEUT NANI’S. John T. Mercer.U.S. A. Company A. Joseph P. Jon ’s, “ “ C. Alexander B. Montgomery, “ “ D Robeit IL Anderson, *• *' E B. M. Thomas “ “ F Joseph Wheeler, •* “ G R >beit A. Crawford of Fu'ton. “ H IL D D, Twiggs of Richmond. “ I 11. nry Cleveland, “ J A. P. Brown, < f Fo’syth, “ B Whitfield Anderson, of Fulton. “ J 2d LIEUTENANTS. John Howard, Jr., of Muscogee. “ A P. L. 'A ad“, of Screven. “ B F. 11. Bowdre, of Bibb, “ C R. IL Atkinson, “ “ D F. M. Myers, of Cobb, “ E J. Barrow, W. P. C., of Clarke, F J. A. West, “ of Morgan, “ G Lew's Di Lagle, of Richmond, “ Il G. B. Lama-, Jr., of “ “ I Robert T. Hunt, of Cobb, “ <1 Henry W. Trippe, of Houston, “ J Want ecl, r P\vo Thousand able bodied men 1 f. r the State of Georgia, to serve three Venn, unless soo'er (I'ls-barged by competent arthority. Said recruits are needed for such defensive service as the public security in this or neighboring States may demand, '1 hey "will receive the following pay and allowances, ro wit’: from Sil to S2l pay per month, and in ad dition thereto will be entitled io clothing, fuel, quar ters ami fmhsistence. Musicians requireil in above. Wm. J MAGILL, ts Capt. Ist. Rcg’t G. A Mirietl't, I 1 th IS6I. Garden Seeds. SO U GRO WX! 3,300 papers just received bv janl«-tf MARKLEY <t JDYNEII 186 T NEW YEAR!! 1861 IIXMMYATT KGROVFiS (North Side Public Square,) (i)Kt Kelttil DRUGGISTS, MARIETTA, GEORGIA. fTAVE a large and well selected Stock of Drugs, 11 Hardware. Perfumery, Stationery, Toys, Teas, Soaps, Segars. Chewing Tobacco, &c., &c. All of which will be sold low down for We are thankful for past patronage and solicit a c< ntinuanceof the same. HAMMETT & GROVES. BEAD OUR NOTICE. A LI. of our accounts for the past year are now due. /A and we earnestly request, our friends to come for ward and settle iia, as w<- are compelled to have mo ney to carry on our business jan 1 l-lm i AMME'IT & G ROVES. NOTICE:— All pi •rsons indebted to the estate of Charles J. McDonald, deceased, are hereby re queued to make immediate payment; ami those hav | ing di-mamls again?t said i stat- will present them propelly attested in terms of the law, to the under signed. T. M. KIRKPATRICK, / A. S. ATKINSON. Exr’s. jan 16 1861 D. M. DI’NWODY. ) IRISHPOTATOES Just received a go-d mpply o' Western Potatocf, ml for Bale by Groves & Butnf.ii, Cheese! , Tf'.sr UECEI a large lot English Dairy ami tl other Cheese, by GROVES & BUTN ER. nov'.l ts . Administrator's Httle. ff W TILL be sold on the first Tuesday in March » ™ next before the Court, house dour in tiie city of Marietta between the legal horn >'e. if not sold privately be ->ie that time, Jot . I . , !;>'.i in the 18th district of *’d section, Co: Tb-.i 1 is on the lot a log cabin, and 18 ac; ■ ■ , . : ■.< d !ami I Sold by virtue of tho will of John S > i i j and for the benelil of the heirs ami ■ ’ 1 . . , dec ‘.ised. Terms made known on .1 i John G.L\N, a.i.u I feds t Is de bonis mm, wita tlm a ■ i annexed, i 18611)RVGS!ffl JI AR KLEI A JOI AER 1 A NNOUNCE to (heir Customers that they have I Z* commenced the New Year witli a New, Eull and I Complete s*ock of i Drugs and Medicines. j Our present assortment of all. the usual goods kep | in a Drug Sfore. is now oll’ered at prices that cannot I tail to suit. Persons in want of any of the following : would do well to price them at our house: Kero sea e SS ti rn i n Oi I, K EK( >SKN K To AM PS I from GO cts. to 8'1.75 each, ■ Turih'ulinc, Fluid, Caudles, Alcohol, Fa rd ; and Sperm Oils, Linseed Oil, White i Lends, Painters Colors, Put ty, Window Glass, i Druggists’ Vials. © if® aWo I jg©" Prescriptions Carefully put up. janll ts MARKLEY & JOYNER. ( r I d ( ) I i G- I A i O R , DEAATS’ ALTERATIVE, In Pint Bottles THE PUREST AND THE BEST. ' Fo: Purifying the Blood and Dmeasi - ~f the Liver. ‘ ' THUS is the best Medicine of the day. Tn small j 1 doses it is Alterative and Tonic.— In large doses iit acts generally as a mild purgative. In some cases i ’ it prod.ices no perecptible action on the boweki. i It contains in n iditmn to Smsaparil a, Tne hydro- i I nlchoholic e.xtrni t of Queen's Delight. Stilling’ajl . White Ash. Grey-Beard or Fringe Tri e, ( liionantbns; j i'iiu ture of May Apple, or Mandrake, l’o<lophyiiu;a ; ' mi l Blood Root. Sangiiimiri i. I Its ingredi n’s are knowi. by I’livsii-ians to l.e good. ■ l Its taste proves its pmity. Its beneficial eitects as a ■ i iiiedccnm has been well established by trial. ; The statement of its compositi n ami the evidences ( I of its purity are snffirient to convince the intelligent , portion of the community, that t his is a reliable pre- i paration. It sells readily ami gives entiie sati-Mc : lion. | Pn-pr.r-d by J. DENNIS. M D.. Augusta, Ga. F: r sale by 1! ammi.t <N. Grovks. Marietta, Ga.. and I Druggists generally. In New York bv Hmiii.ag Risley <fc Khvhia. ’ f. bl7’kn CRANBERRIES ! ‘ I I I I-ors-deby WM. HOOT A SON. A<l mi ills f rat or’s Halt * |'Y I- -avi’ of th • <• ini-1 of Ordinary of t'olunibia co . l ) will !>■• sold on the first Tm sday in Mandi next between the tsual ho irsofs.de before the court In.use 1 door ifi (,'antiin, (L.t . tin following lot of laml bc ; longing to the estate of Benjamin Bl.m-ban!. ’<l. lying in Cherokee comity. No 2'>j fj.i . • lontaiinng forty a.;<..s. ELISHA Mi.< \ . I Jan. 21. 18GI. ew Pa in tS i < >. rpHE i:n ie 1 -igm- J liming perin-tm-i ... * Valletta with a view of carr.;ng i . . business in all its various departments. room '.ver the workshop of W 11. Me 'o ■ > o, t . tur Street. He would respectfully call the c. out ion • of citizens and ctheis to the same, and cari;cs.ti» eolic- . : it a ehme of pairomige. iL.c Work done with p.tomp'.ncss and dispatch. | i juiH ly 1. N. HAYS. GISORGIA PauttHHfg County.— win re- - a, I lenry Jjestcr, Administrator of the estate of I Henry Palmer, di ceised. appl es to me for Letters ol 1 Dismission from said .Idministration These are therefore to cite am! admonish all persons > concerned, lobe ami appear at mj office, by the liist Monday in May next, to show cause, (if any they I have.) why said Letieis of Dismission should not tie 1 granted tiie applic nt. Gvcii i.n der mv hand at Oftlec, ibis Oct. 29th 1860 | ’ MILES EDWARDS Ord’ry. I jbT OB *** HAVING been h-retoto.o unable to accommodate I a I my i nstomers. I desire now to inform them | and tiie- public gencially that having laid in a good | lot of the best Fr< neb Stock, and also having em ployed coinpit mt workmen I am now prepared to . supply all who will favor me with their patronage, ■ with the best Shoes, ami Boots that can be made. 1 > intend to keep constantly on hand a few choice ready made Boots and Shoes, and will endeavor to make it i to the interest of Southern men to buy Southern made . | Boots and Shoes. All work warranted. vrices: Wafer proof and Quilted bottom Bootsslo.oo “ “ *• Footing 6.50 Fine Calf Welt Boots stitchedß to 9.00 i nmp Sole doB to 9.00 . Footings.’>.so to $6 of) : Kip Bootsss.oo to 57.00 “ Footing,4 to 5.50 Shi es $2.50 to fjiii.oo ; Shop on Powd r Spring street at foot of Railroad I biidge. ~ R. W. GABLE. P. S —Repairing also done with neatness and dis- I patch. Marietta, Ga., Jan. 22, 1861 ~ATiSAACS,’" Wholesale and retail Dealer in MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS, RIB HONS,FRA TIIERS, FLOWERS, ■ H<-iid Dresses, Embroideiies, Laces, Blondes, Ruches, Perfumery, Ac , Ac., ( Couuellp'x Iron front Buildlug, White Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Oct WILLIAMS & McLEAN. I MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in all kinds of .FTJ R IST IT UII E, MOSS AND HAIR MATTRESSES, Looking Plates, dc<*. PEACH - TR E E STR EET, i Atlanta, apri -20’ 0 AT CHAMBERS, Feb’y 1, 1801. Kitty A. BhockMaN, 1 LtiiEt. for Divorce, vs. - Cobb Superior i James I*. Brockmax, ) Court. 11’ appearing to the Court that, (he defendant, .Janus P Brockman resides out of the limits of this State. It Is on motion of Counsel ordered that -fd defend' f ant upper and answer ut tiie next of thi , ( . if . "ml • and in default thereof, plaiiitilfbe allo" -.1 ■ . yo - nnd that this Rule lie published in ■ ■ * Advo.:it< i ! weekly until rhe third Monday in Mui h 15, GEORGE D. It i' . I s ■’ Eeli’y I,:. XJ.j£kX«.X>y I 'or suit! hy > WM. ROOT & SON. LEG A L NOTICES Notice. There will be an Election held st Marietta, and the different preeinetH in the County of Cobb on 1 uesday the 19tb dav of Uobruarv next lor Clerk of t ie Supe rior Court tor the nnexpired term of said office oc casioned by the absconding of Janies M. I urinydl former Clerk by order of the tllH Jan. 28fh 1861. W- W.CARRLLL <1 k. jun2'j td GFOIIGIA. Picketts County—To all u'lwui. ■ it. ma// concern : . • I WILLIAM E. Budget ami Lovicia Fam.ett, having ■ S>' in proper so i m applied to me lor permanent let -1 C s ut whniiiistraliun <>n the < sta, r «•! Jlh«-n '•.J an ; eelt, late of Maidmty, this is to cite all and singu ! lar tiie creditors and m-xt of kin of AJbert G. 'nu- i ett, to lie ami appear at my office, Within the tune allowed by law. and show cause, if any they can, why permanent administration slimild not. be granted to William E. Budget ami Ixrviciii Faucett, on Albeit G. Fimcctt’s estate. Witness mv hand ami official signature. jan 29 1861’ P- F- FF.RG USON. Onlmary. • Suffttsta ISispalch. ‘FITIIE proceedings of the State Con ent onnwill lie I reported lor tl-.o Dispatch. It contains daily i.i pm-ts from Washington city, Charles'o.i, and a reha ble Summary of Gene r ews, market reports iroin all the principal i-itics. 'lcrins 50 cts a month $-1 a year. Address J' l ’ llß ' 21 ‘ S - A ~ ATKtNHOW ’._ AdiniiiiKtrator’tf Sale. AGP.EEABLY so an or.ler of the Court of Ordinary of Cobb county, will be sold at the Court House in the city of Maiietta, on (he first Tuesday of Aj rii next, within the legal hours of sale, the following lands to wit : about one hundred and thirty acres o( lot number seven, and about seven or eight aerer oil of lot numb-r eight, in the 2ffiii district in said com 1- J tv. Said lands lying adjoining Acworth, and being well improved. Sold a the proper'v of Washington : Drummond, late of said comity de..'i used, ami tor the i . benefit of the heirs ami < e<iit of said Ucceused.-- | I Terms, mad" known n !!>■ day ol sale. •I I ’.Admr’s i EI.IZ ■ Bl'G’il DRUMMOND. ) K ’ i Feb 11 lsl',l tds, ~ | seoigm <7 crokce t oualy. Where- I VJT ns Francis Hill administratrix on the estate ol Birdville Hill, applies for letters of dismission from said administration. . , ~ These arc therefore to cite and admonish all per- ; sons concerned to file their objections, if any they have, on or before the 2d Monday in May next, why said letters should not lie granted the applicants nov2’6om(im JAMES .lOIID.-IN. Ord’y. Buckets, Tubs &c. Well Ropes, Bed cords, Plow Lines, i PAINTED BUCKETS AND TUBS,! . CEDAR Bl ('L ETS ami 'IT BS, WELL BUCKETS ami WHEELS, : ’• SIE\ ES ami KIDDLES. TEA KETTLES, I COFFEE MILLS, I : Broom;;, CoHon Twine and Factory Thread, i For sale by Wil. ROOT & SON. . Ji-'’ TERMS CASH, .ftj I I w. p. iirimnr, !’• a- nASiivu.. HUGHEY & RANDALL, i House, S’gn and Decorative Painters, | CFItAIXERrS. Glaziers and Paper Hangers, AkSO I B orZ'<’/> in Pre -co and Landscape Palntiny ; Marietta, <wcorgia. Ail work m-afly executid with promptmss, and a* i very r<-arunim'e piices. jiC'limtriic ioii giv.-n in Landscape Painting ons ' liberal terms. REFERENCES: UH, i; -11.-CKEIi, [ IIAMMKCT A-lllUi’-ES, vi I UMuX-r.iX. I W. A. VIMZBIi. | Dr. N. N. GOBER, laa'OKM PHYSICIAN, OFFERB his s. i vices to the < itizi-ns of Marietta and surrounding coiinfiy. i Office North side >f the square over Page & Haley’ ' Store. febß-»f Fresh Garden Seeds! WK HAVE JUST IIEI-EIVED i 10.000 PAPERS I’RESH GARDEN ! SBSDS, i : 100 lbs. GAIiDEN SEEDS IN Bl LK, j 2.5 bushels EARLY PEAS AND BEANS 1 I A FINE LOT OF ONION SETTS, i ! All of which will be sold Cheap bv j HAM.ML! f V GROVFS. I N WT 1 j Cir.UI’MSTANC'ES having pi,i.i 'my f moving ; West as contemplated—l obei m;r ■-crvices as a I Physician to the publi. :.u iim r year. Office in Cour.- ii Imiffiing, ■ .trjrs. where I I can be found at ab u iivs. Ci-'.;. '■» r'l-EI.AND. Fashionable Milliner, ((•ONXEU.y’s IRON FRONT STORE,) lilf/le Hall, near Alabama street, Atlanta, Gcoigia, A large assortment of Bonnets, Head Dresses, Ber tha Capes. Embroideries, Dress Trimmings and Fan ; cy Goods constantly on hand. i (O’ Bonnets mai.le to order at short notice. Octs-ly. N’()T ICE* AFTER *hc first day of January 1860, we will sell for Cash or Baiter nt cash prices. Thankful for past favors we still solicit a continuance of the same. dec. 28, 1860 A. GREEN & Cm__ fU boots JjL. SHOES! THE undersigned would respectfully inform the cit izens of Marietta and vicinity that he has located permaner.tly in this place at the room ICdF JVt'.cf door to Wadsworth's ISlure f on the West side of the Public Square. Gentlemen s Bools and Shoes made equal in mate rial. lit or finish to any made North or South. All work varrautcl. TERMS CASH. febS ly T. THOSPSOX. Notice. To G. 18. Kelli): You are hereby cited to be a d appear at the first re'-'ularmeetjjig of Kennesaw Lodge No. 33, A. F. M , in" March next, (Friday. Match Ist.) to answer to a charge of unmasonic conduct. Charge preferred by Bro. H. Reid. Marietta, Feb 1, 15(il-5t W. A. FRAZER, Sec’y. Notice. To James JF. Barnwell: You are hereby cited to be and appear at the first regular meeting of KenntWilw Lodg. No 33 A. F. M., in .Mnreh next, (Friday, .Marell Ist) to answer acliaig. of iinmasoiiie conduct. I’liarm-s preferred by t’ e Vigil.nice Committee. W. A. FRAZER, Sec y. M r.etta, Ga , Feb. 1, 1861 5t Pritiale Srh»ol. | ’( Ii I first si h-ion for 1861. of Miss S. A. Benton’s * . cliool v. ill commence on M.mday next the 14th . .nst.., in the School building near Mr. Shockley’s resi dence. Miss B. refers to those parents who have scut I j ( > her school during Hie past year. 6«7" TERMS $lO p» r session o’ * * ty weeks, MISCELLANEOUS. ARTIC lIECFIVLKY DAY USE. 13. T. I3AI3]3ITT’S PURE MEDICIOL I Manufactured fro ] common Salt and Pure (tu Cream Tartar. V. In n used in Bread, Cake, C | or Biscuit, it turns to gas, dike Unit from a and ' bottle of Soda Water.) and remains dormant and in the dough until it is set in the oven, ' alien the heat Ciltlses the j;as to < nape (O' through the dough white baking. The 70 | Bread, Cake, or Biscuit is not only vetv | light, but perfectly wholesome. Where! • this Yeast is used you will require one- i quarter the amount of shortening used with ] erdinary Yenst It may also be used for | 68 Bui kwlrnnl Cakes, .lolmiiy Cukes and all 68 kind* of Pusfry. This Yenst is ,mt up on ly in one-poilml cans, with checkered label R’ld ; White un<l Dluc no other d (j>-nuli«—lje- awl ; ware of iiiiitslions. TO B. T. Babbitt’s Pure Conceit- TO trated Potash. I Warranted double the strength of common Potash, and superior to any Supouilier in market. p:it up in cans of lib. 2lbs, 31bs, 68 nn, l 121iis, with full directions fol'ma- 1 68 king Hard and Soft Soap. One pound will make fifteen gallons of Soft Soap. No time and is required t'on<umers nil. find this the ftn, l cheapest Pi tash in m.irket. I TO B. T. B ibbitf-; Medicinal StiL 'TO er: if ii 8. A pcrfecliy pure and wholesome article, free from ail dclet-rio'is matter, so prepared i that, s the ch-.-uj.n- accompanying thoSal (js; i er.itiis will show, d.ji ing remains in the ■ 68 i bread when baked but common Salt, Water | land Flour. Put up m ally in papers, lib, j I and 1 Mb. and jib. and , 'B. T. Babbitt’s Concentrated j jTo[ Soft Soap. ! 0 ; ! one Box costing One Dollnr will make 4o ; | i gallons us li imlsome boil Soup by simply ' I mlding boiling water ' 15. T. ISabbie’s Coiieeutnileil ~c | CS | Sal So.ln. 108I 08 ■ ’ A new article exclusively for the South.-- I .. . ,l 1 Sal Soda or Washing Suda cannot be sent : 1,11 South liming warm wea'her, us it de iqm.-> , ccs or melts. 1 dry out the water and put i TUi up tin- Sal Soda in Ilb papers, “wm ranted ’ 1 to stand the warmest climate.” One pound | is equal to four pounds of ordinary Sul So da or Washing Soda—conseqm-iitly it. is ! much cheaper —the dealer saves G 5 per i t. » q the freight, ns he docs not. hit vc to pay nr. 100 i f ( eight on water. ’ ’’o I ' Ask yom Stoiekei per for 1!. T. BiiLbilt's | ! all d A'onceiitrated Sal Soda, in out--potiml pa-i and /,' B. T, Babbitt’s Soap for Ftini- i 7 j ! l‘ ily U.<*. I One ponml of this Snap is equal to three | • ; pounds of ordinary Fumily So..p. 0i c , i ' pound will make three gallons of handsome i |,, ' Soft Soup. It will remove plliflt ril'ltsc, I ,e, I I tar. and tains ot all kinds. It will not in- [ j > jure the fabric ; on the contrary, it pre- 1 -itui I l4, ’>’ v, 's it- I* "HI wn--h in lini-il or soft wa- ~, > ' 1 ' j ter. But little labor is required where this 11 i Soap is itsed. Machinists mid Pilnteis wi I I J *7(l j fiml this Soap supeiior to anything in mar- T() i ki-t. If yimr Storekeeper does not keep the 1 , j above goods, send *>’• by niiiil uml I will j i send a package of <-it her iti'lfele, or an ns sorted box contidning it part of each mH ' < le. as yon may direct. Send th<> name, of I i*u your Post-office, also the State ami County uo ; j in wlik-h yon reside, with directions for ’ 1 shiiiping. Address 1 land' , . u .«- V. WABIHTT. ,„, ( J ! til, <>i>, os, / ii, ,-j Ac ,4 \\axhiiil'/on St., A. }, TO A liberal discount to Storekeepers. TO I , , * ! 'Hie above aitides <>l' B. F. Babbiti for sale by MAI'KLEY A JOYNER, Druggists, MARIETTA FEVHI.E COLLEGE. j Alnrictta, Ga. I'llE first session for 1861, will commence on Mon- ' . day th<- 1 Ith insta-it, Jani ts T. B. CUOI’ER, A. M., I’liiuipal. ' JlHfilitih anti Sllafiutcal School. I THE eteri ises of my school will be resumed on Monday January ';th 1861. Ample assistnm-e is pro j vided for proper attention to nil wiio may apply.— ! | Terms us heretofore, (payable quarterly* with ade . i dnctioti where more pupils than one come from the ; same family. Dec. 27, 1860. J. J. HUN I’, j A Ciird. RS Dr. Wm. MAGILL will give lessons in Mil 1V a sic. if a sufficient class can he fonned. at her res : dence. Terms will be made known on application to ! her, at her r< sidence. Dee. 7-3 in 1861 Markley & Joyner’s 1861 • —list or— PATEN]' IDICINES. -A —1 f ! Osgood's LiU.i C aod-i.rogae for Agtuq ■Sweet’s Liiiin;; nt, Dav,./ Pain Killer, j I Dallcv’s Pain Extra for, The Mnstang-L'tiinieiit, : Holloway's Oi’ifin a, ' ititinont for Piles, j j Wistar’s B. Wild Chcii y. Ayer’s Cheriy Pectoral, ! ■Jayne’s Expectoruif Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, j Dennis’ Sarsaparilla, Kinclnn’s do HOSTE I TER’S BITTERS, Bocrliave's Bitters, The Colleton Bitters, nooiland’s do The Oxygenated do McLean's Strgh’ng Cordial, Jaeoii’s Cordial. Fahnestock's Vermifuge Jew Dav <ls Plasters, Tlionipson’s eye water, Poor Man’s do and 32 additional kinds of Patent Pills, Balsams, lieJtoi-.ltives, &C.. itc., janltf MARKLEY & JOYNER. A. I’ TIYE OLD ST7V2SLD! rpiiE undersigned, thankfid for past favors, is still | JL nianutiLtui injr and repairing CARRIAGES an d OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AND Ko. 1 Iron axle AVagons, all of the Beat Styles and linish, And all Warranted. Repairing done in all the branches, as heretofore All accounts tlue on presentation. Those indebted will please, come forward and settle. Marietta, Jan. 1, 1861. HUMPHREY REID. Instruction in Music. INTENDING to settle ill Marietta I propose to give instruction in Yocal and Instrumental Music. I have resided for ten years in Georgia -have taught in Athens Greensboro’, Milledgeville, Cassville, &c . uml can give the be. t references as to capacity and character. I have a system of my own for the Piano, which is especially adapted to the yom g ladies OF THIS COUNTRY, which greatly facilitates the study of Mu.-ic. I will give instructions in Piano Forte, Guitar, Vio lin and Vocal Music. For Particulars enquire at Marklev & Joyner’s store. dccl4-tf E. M ED WAR DY. A. good lot of Fine Chewing Tobacco f’Cf kiffi f-,y FT tMMF'IT £ GROVES, MISCELLANEOUS. CLOTHING STORE South Side of the Public Square, HJI" Ke.rt doe r to the l*ost Ojjiec. E N 11 Y H 1 » sj; /j »< < i Kj cash h: MS' tore. s I c <; H I K S C JI © s @ A D f»enVa Furnishing Goods. I V AV f‘ j"«t received n heavy Stock of WinkrCloth -1 nig, from the Commonest to the Finest. If y,„, want a Ime suit, ami wish to buy it chum coin.. the Mnnetta Clothing Store. No | tf , ni e in’our ci ’ can under W-l rm- and I wiil do my beat to im.Ued Atlanta, t all ami try me. I wiL gi ui the n-suiimc j hat every one who may f.,v<>r inu with a cull will ffi, pi- used with my Stock and prices. g?; I also ca 1 1 attention t , my supply of DOY< LOTHING. Shirts. Trunks. HutZ Cn,l? CnrpJtffig ■>. it 2' v fl,ie assorinent of Jewelry. WnUhw, BixT/- tacle»i. 6c. JunJ .< 1 “HTARDWAREr Furnishing Goods! Wrst «14<' of Public Squafio The largest stork rrrr brought to Mariella, i D’. Z . If AJ)S B r ORTH I Announces that he has jii.-it received (he liif-W and I most complete nssortmciit of a.Ei'urd ware AND Mouse Furnishing Gooclh Ever brought to this market,«■ which will be tkt’A on moic i tlian.wcr bcloru. ; Iron, Steel, Nails, Pot#, Latches, j f ' Locks, Hinges, Carpenter’rt , Tools, Axes, IL'itcliets, Ovens, Parlor, Kih-licti, Box ami Wood Sloven, ; every yni ielyol Blucksiiiith's Tool*, Anvil*, Vices, I’x-Hows, UrosH (’nt, Tenon, Mill, mid Wood Siiwm, Table Cntb iy, Sllvcr-plntud Ware, Coin Siu Hers, Scythes, Forks, Shovels, Bpadett, Puhtlti, O'de, GLA SS. G CFS and PIS ToLS. ! Builders’ aid Carpenter*’ Hardware. all of which he warrants himself towll at ' jr<r J rl,i.v t j pr i c i I’oi’ GrtHh. --” He also inanntiu-lm-'-.-i every variety of f opfer, Th) find Shed Iron B 'are, , Job Work < f all kinds done on bhort notk-r. Cull and examine mv stock, , JO" TEH MfJ CAf. IT, ■ j.ml -ly W, T„ WADSWORTH. £*T©w Carriage depository Atlanta, Geoi'gia. \l I7OOUILUV ft HA VE op.-nifd a hu-’-e am! splemh i stock of Curii* riagos, in Atlanta, of every variety of style, con. ■ ►isfing of Couclien, llrrlins. , Slide Sad. Tap and Ab 7<,/> Ihutiitcs. <o nrard Buygics i llacksand Jeru-y Wurpms, Iron Arte rtaiduliun Wayout 1 HARNESS, WHIPS, &c. All of their Stock is made up to Hpecial order and ■ warranted to be of the be st nmde In America. Theif i long <-xp<-ri<-m-e in the Carriage business in Griffin, i Ga.. where they still keepn large Stock, enables them I to otli-r great inducements, both in quality and price. ! gtrUt’omo, Every Body a d see our stock, or semi ■ xour orders andyon shall be supplied as low us yoii 1 can buy in XewYork or any other market. if I SYUAttJiS & YlAliVlM, SIANVIACTVKE3S OF ■ WILDER'S PTENT SALAMANDER Sb j&k. JE! Sb • ! As agents for the above c-elcbnited IRON SAFES— ! Powder and Burglar Pr iof -ire can furnish of any de* ■ sued size at from ss’> to SSOO . We refer to E. itcnim-ad, J. 11. Glover, D. M. ■ Young and 11. itirsch & Co. MARKLEY & JOYNER. j lou iTB-s. Letter, Cap, Note and Bill Paper, 10,000 Envelopes, different kinds, For sale low by H.4MMMEIT & GROVES. St. James’ Institute. For AToiing Ladies. On the Rectory Grounds, REV. SAMVEL BEX I niCT, Rector and Teacher of Christian Evidences and Ethics. MiSS .9. E. OKEEX, Ptincipal. jnacs. V. 31. ELMER, Assistant. PROF. V. aa. 3IAX<£ET, Teacher of Modern Languages. PROF. E. 31. EDWARD!’, Instructor in Vo cal mid Instrumental Music. The School ye u consists of ten months, with :l short vacation in midsummer, and a long ontf »t Chri.-tmas. The next session will commence Fel tuaiy 4, ano end July 20. There will be an examination at the end of each term, not open except to the parents ami friends of the pupils, and to invited guests. Parents, Guardi..us, ami triends are requested to visit the Institute ut . anj- time. , ,o , , t A strict daily record is kept of each pupil s Conduct and scholarship ; and at the end of the thorith, a re port is sent home to the parent or guardian. Tiie punctual attendance at the beginning, and throughout the sest ion, is of the highest consequence. No allowance can be made for absence except in tho ease of protracted illness. The range of Studies pursued is divided into a PRIMARY COURSE, PREPARATORY COURSE. First Form :■ nd Second Form, and an ACADEMIC COUPS’-! First form, second form and third form Circulars containing particulafsof this arrangement in tabular order furnished on application. Modern ami Ancient Langu rs, Music, Drawimr, &c . taught at any stage of either com sc, as may be cesired. Terms of Tuition by the Month j Primary Course,. sf» Elementary “ Academic “ Ordinary English Branches 400 >• << Higher “ " andAmien'- French and other Modem Languages,2 o‘* Music-Instrumental—Piano, rginorGuitaro W .. Vecal, Hi her Art, '.'.rm Ott u “ Classing*2 60 Drawing. 6(1 Bills for tuition from the time of entrance to the end of the. Session l nyab <3 in April and Octi bur. Board cun be obtained in good f milios at reasona ble rates. . . Abdication mav be made to the 1 riueipal, or to SAMVEL ESEXEDICT, Rector. Mari i. 111 26, I*6l. Fish.! RECEIVED !—» ik ‘i Ar ito r i-b nml Trcut GKf N 1 S BUPNEFt noi'o ts