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Eecesns, for chnan Coffae.

Take sweet potatoes, cut them up and dry them
so they may DO beaten as fino as ground coffee,
aftcr which take one third coffee and two thirds
pulvcrised potatoes. 1t cannot be detected. II
you think the above worthy place in your col
rHnns please publish. N. SHARP.
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The undersigned propose to raise . Company
Of Volunteers (Iufantry) to serve for tho term Of
twelve months. All those who desire to- engage
in the service Of their country are invited b join
sions which are now being perpetrRted upon
Southern rights and Southern soil. Wo are assur-
cd from Headquarters that the Company will be
received and fully armed and equipped as soon as
it is made up. j. b. COOKE
. D. Z. GILLESPIE.
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VALUABLE FARM TO RENT,

HNHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO RENT
i the valuable property, known as the TELL
co PLAINS FARM, Monroe county. Also, to
hire her NEGROES, to be retained on the Farm.
There are several hundred acres of the most pro-
ductive Lands, and the Negro force is ample for q
thorough and profitable cultivation of the Farm.
For further information, apply to the subscriber
on the premises. JANE 4. McDERMOTT.
N. B.-Application should be made soon.
Aug 10, lS6l--4t-672
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Aug 10, 1851
NOTICE.

4 LII INDEBTED TO ME WILL PLEASE
IA call and make payment without further de-
lay, as 1 am extremely anxious to close up my
business. will be found at my old Counting
Room, where expect to remain until my bust
ness is closed. R0B'T N. McEWEN.
Athens, Aug 10, is6l--4t-673
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Sheriff. Sale,

ON MONDAY, i2ra DAY or AUutsT,
~ 1861, at the Court-house door In the town Of
Athens will sell to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand all me right title, interest and claim that
William Elmore has in and to Ninetystwo Acres
of Land, more or Jess, adjoining the Lands of
George Reynolds, Moses Joins and others, in the
9th Civil District, McMinn rOints, Tennessee,
being the land upon which the said VIM. Klmore
now lives. Sold to satisfy an execution In my
hands against him, from tho Circuit Court Clerk
of McMinn county, for costs Of State prosecution
]. M. YEARwooD, d. Sheriff.
July u, ls6l-3t-prss fee 3,20-86s
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FOR SALE,

4 IL OF MY REAL ESTATE IN SWEET
n wafer, consisting Of . STORE and LOT,
one Of the best stands In the place. new and
slsgant Residence, containing nine rooms with
.ad wen TASM ., wssn
three miles % tho town, ohe half Of which Is
wood land. Having removed from the State, this
property can 30 bought low and on good terms.
BY sppiyiss 70 Gen. j. II. Reagan. Facility, Tenn,
or 10 A. NJ. Brett, on .tbe preuiacs.
Also-A neat one story dwelling, Cipl9ing>-
Either Of which pisoss Of property Will b sz-
ehssgsd for psstoss Y dssired.
JAMES N. BRETT, 81.
March IS, lsSi-ts-SSl s. -.
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Chancery Court at Athens.

". s. Edgman, Administrator Of Thomas Edg-
man, deed. and Thomas Edgmsn,
Nancy Edgman, widow, William E. Edgman,
Aaron Matthews and wife Margaret, Simeon
Edgman, Gideon Edgmnn, John Edgman, Mar.
garct Edgmsn, Thomas Edgman, children Of
George Edgman, decd James. Margaret and
Thomas A. woolsey, Philesnan Edgrnan, Sam
ucl j., Susan, Martha, Jane, Thomas N, To-
bitha T. ard John E. Sparks chfafron ID Cath.
arine Sparks, decd,
TT APPEARING 70 THE CLERK AND
Il Master, from the bill filed In this cause, that
Philcman Edgrhsn, and the following minors,
children of Catharine Sparks, decd, arc non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee, to wit: Sam
uel J., Susan, Martha, Jane, James, Thomas NJ,
Tobitha T. and John e. Sparks--it is therefore
ordered that publication DO made IN tho Athens
Post for four successive weeks requiring the said
non-residcnts to appear at the next term of the
Chancery Court, to be hold for the county of Nc
MINI, at the Court house in AtfrcAs, Tennessee,
on the Sd Monday of August next, then and there
to plesd, answer or demur to said bill, or the same
win DO taken forconfcsscd as oo them sud set for
hearing accordingly.
John L. BRIDGES, c. &M
July ~, 1S61-4t--prs fec S3LeBs
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NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court at Washington, Tenn, will
sell, on the prcmises, the 18th day of Scptem-
Der, ls6l, for cash in hand, the TRACT OF LAND
on which James l.. Hawkins now resides, in Rhca
ceunty, containing, by estimation, 1875 Access, ly-
ing and being on the waters of Yellow Creek, ad-
joining the Lands of J. D. Chattin, D. Carson,
Josiah Darwin and Thomas MoPherson-decreed
to be sold to satisfy judgment and costs that
Sarah Hankins recovered against the said James
L. Hankins in said Chancery Court.
W. +. COLVILLE, c. / M
Aug 9, 1sel--td-prs fee S4,sO-672
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: Hali RsgtiStionc,

Z The sosAhsvn end Wntsrn Nsils Win b clcssd
pi1ssssily sssa s'sissh; t.'E n Eassrsn ksli
u Q o'oisek. . y. si'.,., 4, I. r.. VEN t'-
On Sssdayr, ~ Post oAss Will 10 hspt sPsa
stco kours after the arrival Of tbs Nail in The
morning, and ono Aov IN tho evening, -,54 n,
CA. JORDAN, r. ".
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Az ExcslLESr SuoossrroS.- Macon
tGa.) Telegraph ssys:-"It has been sug-
gested that our Southern volunteers will
be pleased and their health promoted, by
a kbcra allowance Of corn and rice, in.
stead Of the bread rations Of flour 'exoh,-
sively. We think the suggestion most
capital one, and trust that the Commits
s"rist will investigate the Subject and at.
tend to the rnnLtar At nnco "
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Notice.

Tho foliswang is the amount duo the several
townships Of McMinn county, for Common School
purposes, and is now subject to the order Of the
Commissioners of said townships, for the year
epdin0 Iulv 1872 tn wit.
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~ Cen. 9eauregard has caused three
traitors 10 be hang recently, having re.
ceived the most indubitable evidence Of
their trcachery. One of the parties was
an engineer on the Manassas Gap Rail
Road, another preacher Of the Gospel !!
and tho thira farmer. They had all
furnished valuable aid to the enemy.
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Chancery Court at Athens.
D. p. York,

Jacob W. Gilbert, George wattes, Geo. 4. ailbef4.
TT APPEARING TO THE MASTER FROM
j tho allegations in the bill in this cause, that
the respondent George R. Gilbert is not citizen
OF the State Of Tennessee it is therefore ordered
BY the Master that publication be made m The
Athrns Post for four successive weeks reqnirinr
said nonresident to appear at the next term q
the Chanccry Court to be held for the county or
McMinn, at the Courthouse in Athens, on The
Sd Monday of August next, then and there to
plead, answer or demur to eefd bill, or <hesams
will be taken for confessed as to him and set for
hearing er larte, s1,,. =;
;. JOHN L. BRIDGES, G. 4 M.
. June 81, Is6l--4t-prs fee S3-66b.
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" Direct Taxation"

Notwithstanding the great opposition
Northern people have always manifested
o,,;ns, "n;rect Toxot;on " the Lincoln
Government has resorted to that method
of raising revenue. But the people seem
n h,,o hut little stomach for ;t-tbev
" nav ~ 80 -. -. 49,.
even 'aik ABOUT reoeiiine'' rA'her IMAM
pay it. The following extract from the
Cincinnati Enquirer will show how the
,,,,nos;,;o,, "a be;,o raoe,ved in soma of
tho Tr0a stat.s.
the free otates:
source that there is not little talk and
some warm feeling manifest on the sub
ject of taxes in a neighboring district Of
Indiana. Heavy sacrifices OF property
will not be quietly submitted to, and sales
will be prevented by combinations not to
bid, nor permit others to bid on property
offered BY tax collecting officers. The
feeling, it is asserted, pervades all polite
al parties. We make no comment or
this condition Of the public, mind. 1t
foreshadows some Of the troubles Of the
future. When the delirium OF the fever,
brought about by the acts and frauds Of
those in power, shall abate the people
will be amazed at their own recent follies
and. we Tear. wiii Iush 70 tne otne. sn.
s ,1ao q, Of their caIsmities
w,..-1,-:-zI.--.,....
u1iiI r Sympa w. cs - w.. " $500 H.. o''
~ Ths N y t%s r nrsss ; IN orJsr 70
d;sanrana ;f ,cs.;hia ftha I;ncoIn sov.
u.sons"e0, r. soars,,, mos;t;on IN
wh;nh n Ia ,,iacad ;tsai1 tpwar,is the
~ ,'o,.c., =
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State Of Tennessee, MoMinn County.
CIRCUIT COURT
Phillip Rouland and wife,

David Mckr0sky and others
Petition to Sell Land.l
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPERING FROM
i the plaintiffs amended bill, flied IN this cause,
that Daniel II. Matthews and wife Celia Matthews,
are nor. residents of tho State pf Tonneesee. it is
ordered that publication DO made in the "Athens
Post"a newspaper published in tho town Of
Athens, Tennessee, for four weeks, requiring said
non residents to be and appear at The next term
of the Circuit Court of McMinn county, to be
held in the town Of Athens, on the second Mon
day of August next, then and there to plead, an
swer or demur to the plaintiffs. petition. 1-the
same will be taken rs confessed and Get for hear.
ing er parte as to them. ,S'
JOHN F, SLOWER, Clerk.
Jplv O Je61-1t-nrs fap x3-6s9
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DIED.

At'hcr residence, In Rhea county, Tom, on
the I'd inst, Of fever, terminating In acute gas
tretes, Miss JunxpA EvAs,Ss wgsrEp. aged N
years and months. tObtaMy next weck.l
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CASH haIICE.

LNROM AND AFTER THIS DATE WE
Il will sell Dry Goods, Jewery, &C., exclusively
for Cash. We have to pay cash for every thing
we buy, consequently We are forced to demand
the cash for what We SELL
sEHORN 4 HoRNsBY.
Aug 10, 1851
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~ II Il randsrsAeod thst Gsu. scest
has posfponSdihii contemplated Wait to
Richmond, Until The yHilTtsrH day Of
February next, IA coAeeauenoe o. .
slight accident that hayperSd e hu ~
coft at Manassas o. ths titt 81 July[ @
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Araminta sIntor, William Ssatsf snd James SEN
<>rN tsE
Notice.

TIME INSOLVENCY OF TIT HsfAff or
Il Of Michael Bsysingsr, deceased, bevinr
been suggsstsd to the Clerk Of the Cspsty
Court Of MeMiun county, Tsnnessss, eli psruens
having claims against said estate ere hsvs6y noti
ned TO hle the Same With the Adnipistrssey ef said
estate on or before The 25th Of oetobsr nezt duiv
authenticated in the manner prescribed By isw, =
they will b forever bsfsai. -
July 10, 1sSi-ss-sW
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WY BEAUREeARD DIDN'T TAKE WASH
lSoToN.--A distinguished officer in the
Southern army, who has been at Manas-
sas, communicates this:
You are now ready to ask why we did
not advance on Alexandria and Washing
ton, when; we had the enemy in confu-
sion and fleeing from our forces. / do
not know what was the reason. Johns
ton, Beauregard and President Davis held
consultation. Beauregard was in favor
of advancing immediately, but Davis and
Johnston both opposed the movement
Whether it was. right or wrong, l shall
not pretend to say. If we had advanced
we might now have Washington in our
possession. But then what would Wash
ington be worth to us, after, we had taken
it, and how difficult would it have been
to hold it? l think we ought to have
advanced on Alexandria and, driven the
enemy from the soil Of Virginia, but
President Davis said not, and / am willing
| to risk him in everything ,
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Stockholders Convention,

OFFICE +. TENN. Il Ga. RAIL ROAD Co.,
Knoxville. July 80, 1861.
TIME ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE
i Stockholders of this Company will be held
at their Office in Knoxville, on Wednesday, the All
day Of September merit, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
HUI. L. McCLUNG, Sec,y.
Aug 2, 1S6l-td-671
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WANTED.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

]. A. ANsLEY,
Gen'l Commission B Produce Merchant,
Office No, 800 Broad street,
Augusta, Chr,
WILL GIVE PROMPT AND PERSONAL
w attention TO the sale Of Bacon, lard, Grain,
Flour, Cotton, and all articles of Merchandise
consigned to him. Liberal advances either in
cash or by ACCEPTANCE, made on articles In Store
or when Bills Of Lading accompany Drafts.
REFEREScEs Either Bank in Augusta, Ga.
Paddleford, Fay & Co., Savannah, Gn.; Geo. W.
Williams 4 Co., Charleston, s. c.; Yeatman, Rob-
Louisville, Ky; W. B. Shnpard 4 Co., Nashville,
Tenn.
N. B.-A rigid adherence to tho principles of
legitimate Commission Business will DO observed.
July IL, IS6I-tf
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NOTICE.
F. NJ. George

VIM A. Stephens.
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS TO ME-,
l. from compliments bill, which is sworn to,
that VIM. A. Stephens, the defendant, has left the
State Of Tennessee, and his effects being attached
it is therefore ordered that publication he made
for four successive weeks in the Athens Post, pub
lished in Athens, Tennessee, requiring him to APP
pear before me, in the town of Athens, on the Ith
day Of January, 1882, and make defence to com
confessed and set for hearing ef porte hs TO him.
JOHN MEG AUGHEY, Justice Of the Peace.
July IL, 1s6l-it-prs fee s3-66s
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Chancery Cohrt at Pikevills.

JusB RutEs, 1861.
James A. Tulloss, Admir- Of Jas. 8. PahkSy, decd,
Jackson Angle, Martha Angle, Eagraley e. Pank-
ey and the Creditors Of James s. pankey, decd.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF CHAM
ID cellor Van Dyke, to me objected, in the above
stated cause, it is ordered that publication be
nude for four successive weeks in tho Athens POST
a newspaper published in the town Of Athens.
Tennessee, notifying and requiring tho creditors
Of said James s. Pankey, deed, to appear at the
next term Of the Chancory Court, to be held at
Pikevtile, Bledsoe county, Tenn, on tho Sd Mos-
day Of September next then and there to exhiAn
their demands against said estate and have then
selves tpedc parties to the complainants bill and
answer tho same, or the same will ho taken for
confessed and set for hearing or psrs Is 70 them.
~ s. G. NORWOOD, ca NJ!
June 81, lsdl-4t-Irs foe ss-sss -
James A. Tillos., Admir- Of Jas. o. Pankey, deed;
Araminta s>ntcr, William Ssntsf snd James Sen
nv aoTroN, AND ii ArrtxhiNG FROM
~ the allegations In the conn iainsnts bill, that
tLs defendants William sid james Ssnter are
nor residents Of the State Of Tennessee, 90 thss
the ordinary process Of Court cannot b ssrvsd
on them, IL is therefore ofsrsd: thst pubieatiop
BE- made for four successive weeks in The Athsns
Post, newspsPsr Pablished u ths tovn Of Athsss,
Tennessee, requiring said defendants to APPEAR on
Piksvills, Blsdsos county, fshnslsss on The ID
Monday Of September psxt and plead, answss o.
demur to oomplainant's bin, or the same will b
tkkdn for confsssed and set for hearing - pevsS
a. 70 them. q. @. NORWOOD, o. b ";
June n, 186f-4t--pTs Zee e3-ee6
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NOTICE.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METH.
J. cd of informing the public and all Interested;
that he has bought out the Stock Of d. A. WILL;
KINS 4 CO., and is now sole proprietor and
owner Of the concern. All debts due the old con.
Germ will be paid to him alone--and he alone u
authorized to settle all the old business He will
continue to keep general supply Of Dry Goods,
Groceries, DC. NIT. NJ. LOWRY,
July IL, 1S61-tf-66s
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H6- The Hon. Mr.. Cox, of Ohio, pro.
poses 10 appoint New Compromise Com
mittee, consisting Of Edward Everett. Of
Massachusetts,. Willard FILLMORE, of New
York, Reverdy Johnson. ;of Maryland.
Martin Van Buren,, Of New York, Thos.
Ewing, of Ohio, Franklin Pierce, of New
Hampshire, and James tiuthrie, of Ken
lucky. We don't wish 70 express q de-
cided opinion on this subject, bpt it
Committee would be ona composed of
Andrew johnson, Josephs Holt, Francis
Thomas, VIM. @. Browplow, Emerson
Etheridge and Francis P. Blair, ill.,, all
mon from the bo-called Border States
The Compromise they would propose
would be the total submission Of the Sc
cession conspirators or their total subju.
CATION; but We can't say IL would be any
worse on THAI aoco1at.--M y. If6xse.
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~ This Republican consressman
Ely was taken, O. We are Informed by q
gentlemen from Washington, simply b.
cause he was in such state Of spiritlcE
erhaltafion a. TO prevent him making his
escape. Cn,eisnai Enquirer. h.el sdi .'Ij
{ The inferenss b thas KY was drunk. >
: ~ We zee u stated thas &as hotbsd
Of sbolitionism, north western Ohio
kown a. the '.rsserys"-za district Of
country containing asty thoonna vstess,
has mot sent single regiment into the
Geld to AgAt in Tie wsr which its own
leaders, Giddings snd others, have oon-
trihuted 20 largely - bsing about.
~ rhs cineinpaH Esa.1~ says that
Hunter, Patton 3 Co. have stopped their
pspsr mill, near NORTH bsunington.A The
min was built twenty wears ago. and dur
ing all this time has never been stopped
. day. except for repairs, running through
ths hard timss Il 1887. ,Another instance
Il the hard times from the blockade"
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H-A !! 1sy..sll E, ST s.! OLE
n Z O. r ARLo q X
JAS.U, 40BBS,

r.. LOOKOUT 'FoF THE
II Z O. H ADJ q q x
JAS. o, 40BBg,
Wholesale and k6tatl Dealer.
KssxvfiIs, Ttnnstsee,
las REMOVED HiS ,sToCx-eF HARD
Nelson, On Gay srcct, nearly opposite Walker
Sis ssiS,y sf,Hs,askts,' icaiIsfy.- ftSa, ran,
Axes, Steel, ssddiofy; ara vsre cssrisss Mixer
Goods, &C., isv6fy large and we'll assorted.
For Blackiniths and Farmefs,.
,s. lie , ss. large 'py q s.
ing, Pillow Work, &c. Naflrods. Of best qpaiixy;,
Band, Round, Square, Oval. Half round and Piew-
Plato Iron. Auvils, Vices, Bellows, SerNw PfsteA,
Blneksmiths Drills, Hammers, Slcdgcs, Tonga
Boxes, new and useful article. Two Horse
Wagon Axle. Stcei Of all kinds, dc. Horse
Shoe Naifs.
:. Cnrriage-Makers Materials, y.
Mclnaing, among other things, Enafneled Cloth
Ind Echth6E; Hubs, Spokys and fofScs; cprffxs
and AxIes; Bent Shafts; Hub hpd Sind Bands;
lnss; Axle Clips; Bon csrfirse Bolts, Carriage
Innings, Cords and Tn~eis; Oil Cloth, TssES;
Ivory headed Nsils Fifth wheels; Stcp-ironl;
Whip Sockets; Tufts and Tufting Buttons Curlei
Hair; Laces, Of various kinds and colors; Car
riage Mats, &c.
Harness Trimmings,
In great variety, such as Brass and Siiver-pia
Mountings, In sets and otherwise; Brass, Silver.
plated, Japanned and Polished Buckles and RinrS,
Brass, Silver plated and Japanncd Hames; Wood
llames and Stage Hetnes. russell and blsck;, Rein
Snaps; Martingnle Rings; Roscttes; Bnow-bandsj
Bits. Of various styles; Carriage whips, n large
variety; Collars, some very fne, &c.
|. Saddlers' Good, -...- -. =,
Comprising Saddle Trees, Of vssfon psttsrnG
Hog. ranging from $50 to.sl3o psr dozen.
Padskns; White wolting SKINS Ensmelsd Leusha
cr; Patent Les,ber Skirtng; Enameled Cloth;
Enamelod Canvass and Drilling; Buckles; Riugs;
Bits; stirrups; Three-Cor Orange and Yellow
Thread; saddlers' Silk; Plush, skirting; Sad
dlers Tools best cast. steel Awl- Blades Webbing;
Bosses; Saddles Needles; Brass and Silver orns-
ments, &c. -
He invites all of his old customers, to eaii md
see hfm, at his new and convenient mont,
and also soiicits the trade from any new cubfOmcrs
who are disposed 10 ffy hs 11hoxSfIis market, for
the purchase Of any goods in his iins.'' IN
Prices shall be low, and especiE, pains WI "
taken in the filing Of ifordera ''-'s'
LOOKOUT FOR TEE siaH OF frI. -
III B q p A d L o o X. IA:
March 4. ls8l-1y-64s Kmorriiie, Tsnns,sss3
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BANK-NoTE LIST.



Bank Of Tennessee, parlSouthern Bank, 2dis
Union Bank, parlCitizens' Bank, NO sale
Planters Bank, parfCommcrcial Bank, 2dis
Merchants Bank, par Bucks Bank, Ids
City Bank, parIFarnncr's Bank, 5dis
Traders Bank, par Blk of Middle Tenn. par
Bank of Commerce, par Bank Of Paris, par
the Union, par sAnk of Knoxville, par
Chattanooga par Bank Of Nashville, par
~ Memphis, par ocooc Bank, 5dis
River Blk, Memphis, par shelbyville Bank, par
Blk of cambridge, 5dis Lawrenceburg Blk, no 60
Bank Of America, dis Bank of West Tenn. 2dis
Northern Bank, par
hRoKEN AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Bank of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
Bank of Claiborne, at Tazewell.
Bank Of farewell.
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Wall Paper and Paper Hangings.
1tsT RECEIVED, A LARGE ASSERT.
- ment, which will yell cheap. Also, Patent
Rollers for Curtains. All sizes nf Picture Frames.
April5 -., r.. &C.. GEOR. W. ROSS.
CONFEDERATE TREASURY NOTES.
fNOURTNEY, TRNNENr 4 co. WILL TAKE
~ Treasury Notes Of Confederate States In pay
inent of debts due them.
Charleston, So. Ca, July 28, Is8I-tf-67O
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More Volunteers =!

jacksonville, Aux 2, 1861
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14
ARMY AND NAVY.

AT last rumor has stated the truth about Gen. Wool.
In few days the Office which, for years, has been the
headquarters OF the Department Of the East, will be
vacant the General being ordered to Fortress Monroe.
Gen. Wool ha, been 81 years and two months Drga-
der General lie entered the army as full captain in
the 18th Infantry, Ncw-York on the 18th of April,
1912, just four years after Gen. SCOTS deJa as cap
tain OF Light Artillery, which took place ON the ID of
May 1903. The lives Of these are too well known
require elaboration here Their are the first
two an the Army Register of 1860, and have opposite
them the star l which distinguishes graduates of
West Point II is quite likely that the business to be
benceforward transacted in connection with the army
here will be done in the office Of Col Smith, Supern-
Chief Of all the recruiting Offices in the old
Department of the East.
The heads Of the Civil Department Of the Brooklyn
Nsvy-Ya-c ere as follows: