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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-08-30
Polk Sherifs Sales,

DY VIRTUE OF TWO ORDERS OF SALE
ID issued from the Circuit Court Of Polk coun-
ty, Tennessee, and to me directed, Z will on tho
10th day Of September next, at the Courthouse
door in Benton, offer for sale, to the highest bid
der for Cash in hand, all the right title, interest
and claim that Valentine Witt has in and to the
following described land. towit: One Hundred and
Forty Acres, being part Ofthc North west quar-
ter of section seventeen, townshipone, range four
East Of the basis line, 0coee District, Polk coun
Ity, Tenn. To satisfy two judgments and costs
one in favor of Parthany Witt, for the use OF f.
W. Lea, aud one in favor of Larkin Garden.
Printers fee 1920.
Also, Mt the same time and place all tho right
title, interest and claim that @. Blanton ha~ id
and TO one hundred and sixty acres of land. be-
ing the North. east quarter OF section three, frac-
tional township two, North, range three, East OF
the basis line, Ocoec District, Polk county, Tenn.
To satisfy order of sale issued from the Circuit
Court Of Polk county, in favor of Wright, VIII
liams Co., for the use of d. Cunningham.
Printers foe 81 80
Also, at the same time and place, all the inter-
est that Samuel Wray has in aud to the following
described lands towit Forty acres, more or less,
in fractional township four, South, fifth range,
East Of the basis line. section one, 0coee DISTRICT
being a part Of the west half Of the Southwest
quarter of said section. Also, one hundred and
sixty acres, being in tho fourth fractional town
ship, South, section twelve. ifth range, East ct
the OASIS line, III DeihB inc Noftn-west quhNT ~
said section Also, one hundred and ten acrcs,
more less, lying in the range and township LAST
aforesaid il being part Of the South-wes quar-
ter of section twelve, with the exception OF ono
and half acres, including Baty's Mill. Also,
twenty acres, more or less, being on the North
side of the North east forty Of the Northwest
quarter of section II, fourth fractional township,
South. fifth rungc, East of the bash line, ocoec
District Polk county, Tenn. To satisfy an order
of sale in favor of Samuel =. Tracy, ID. -t....;
Printers fec 1920.
Also, at the same time and place, all the right.
title. interest and claim that John Goodman hts
in and to the following described lands, tovitl--
One hundred and twenty acres, lying in the gee.
ond fractional township. ffth range, and seven
tenth section, bong a part Of the South -eask
quarter of said section. Also, forty acres in tbs
second fractional township. being the South east
quarter Of the seventeenth Section 0coee DissrIes
| Polk county, Tenn. To satisfy o Judgment and
costs in favor of Wilcox, Hand 3 Ansicy, asaips
Goodman i Johnson. (Printers fee 81, 90. I
All the aforesaidiapds will be sold, unless dsbt
and costs are previously paid -
wM. p. COOPER, d. Sb6. Z
Augusta, l86l-3t OIL. az -,
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TO the Confederate authorities, or the ac-
ton of our own State, and should this be
done, although have no authority to
speak for them, / am satisfied that no
military power will be exerted among us,
except such rs may be indispensably ne
ccessary to retain military possession of
East Tennessee. And to those Of our
citizens who have gone beyond the limits
OF the State, either through fear or for
the purpose of arming themselves to re-
slst a course of action which is disavowed
in Gen. Folks letter, think can safely
say, without arrogance, that from the
course which was adopted towards me,
they would risk nothing by returning to
the State and submitting to q result
which they have in vain endeavored to
prevent. THOS. A. II. NELSON.
hhorritc, Tenn, 17h AUGUST, 1861.
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s~ Gan exchange learns from the
Tallahassee News that the postmaster at
Pensacola has been acting the scoundrel
on large scale. He has been robbing
the mails OF the money sent by the sol
diers to their families, on being paid off,
for their services. Some $4,000 have
been stolen, it is said, in this way. The
postmaster has been arrested and will
probably be shot for the offence commit
ted. Large quantities Of letters have
been burnt and a bushel found that had
been opened and robbed Of their con.
tents" 7IT l!ala .-alia' blh
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Skirmish at Harper,s Ferry,

gentleman just arrived from the
above locality, informed us last night that
Col. Turner Ashby, of Fauquier, arrived
at Bolivar, near IIarper's Ferry, about 2
o'clock last Sunday afternoon with 200
troops. lie sent forward 10 men to re-
connoitre, who reported 400 Abolition
soldiers in Harper's Ferry. lie proceed.
ed, intending to attack them. On arriy.
ing. at Camp Hill he ascertained that they
had found out his design, and crossed the
Potomac on a bridge Of boats. After Col.
Ashby and his men got to the Ferry the
enemy commenced firing on him across
the river, a distance of three hundred
yards, and killed horse of First Lieu
tenant. The fire was returned, one of
the enemy being killed and five wounded.
The Licutenant's horse was replaced BY
a better one taken from the enemy. The
latter have n wholesome dread Of Ashby
and his men, who are encamped two
miles South of Charleston, Va. Ranks
has considerable force two miles from
Harper's Ferry. There is now, so far us
known, no Yankees in arms on the vir-
ginia side Of the Potomac from Martins
burg down to Harper's Ferry, and but
few between that point and Alexandria.
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More Volunteers.

The undersigned propose to raise Company of
Volunteers (Cavalry,) to serve for the term Of
twelve months. All those who desire to engage
in the service Of their country, are invited to join
with us for the purpose Of resisting the aggres-
sions which are now being perpetrated upon
Southern rights and Southern soil. We are as
sured from Headquarters that the Company will
be received and fully armed and equipped as soon
nc it Is made up. We also wish to buy n number
Of Horses. JAS. CHLORINE,
W. J. HICKS.
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Federal Deserters. lsl
A New York correspondent writes the

= ~'S'' 800 >Oss f~-->-~'~ i''es~~S 49,
Baltimore San; u ,as-s, .lIi ~alsil 80.
On Friday night last tho Captain of the
steamer Boston, Of the Philadelphia and
New York line (outside route,} was SUR
prised by an unusual accession of passen-
gers, many of whom were without money.
For the most part they were dressed in
oitizens' clothes, while some wore parts
Of uniforms, but not enough 10 identity
them with any regiment. The mon re-
presented that they belonged 70 three
months regiments, whose term Of service
had expired. They numbered about 200.
and reached here Saturday morning. It
now appears that these men were nearly
all deserters from the 10th regiment. =
They contrivcd TO escape from the lines
under cover Of night, and taking the cars
for Baltimore at way station, came to
Philadelphia, and thence by steamer to
New York.
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CAPTURE ny GEN. LEE.-The Baltimore
Exchange of Monday, has the following
item:
Information has been received to tho
effect that detachment of Gen. Lees
command seized train of twenty-four
wagons, loaded with provisions for Gen.
RosencrantZ's army, r"
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WORTHY OF IMITATION authorities
of Russell county, says the Abingdon
Democrat, have set an example worthy Of
imitation by others. They have contract
ed with citizen for the manufacture of
800 pairs of homemade heavy double
soled shoes for the use of their volunteers.
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WAR RESOURCES OF ARxAssAs.-The
Little Rock State Gazette says that Arlan-
sas has within her limits lead enough
to supply the armies of the world with
bullets, saltpetre enough to supply them
with powder, and several salt springs
capable Of producing great quantity Of
salt.
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HNHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO RENT
Il 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 Ncg;o force is ample for a
thorough and profitable cultivation of the Farm.
For further information, apply to the subscriber
on the promises. JANE Il. McDERMOTT.
N. B.-Applcation should be made soon.
Aug 10, 1S6l-it--672
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NOTICE.
Mouse Creek Male & Female Academy.

TIME NINTH SESSION OF THIS INsTI-
Il tuition will commence on Monday, August ~,
1861, under the superintondance of A. 4. NEW
MAN, A. NJ.
Terms, per session Of 81 Weeks, one hoU IN ad-
rance aud The remainder at the close Of Session.
Spelling, Reading and Writing. $500
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography,
&C., $500
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Mathemat-
les, including Surveying, Moral Science,
Rhetoric, Logic, &c., lO'oo
Latin, 100
Contingent fec, in advance, 100
Boarding can be obtained liz good families on
reasonable terms. The Trustees have completed
a number Of neat Cottages for the accommodation
of Students wishing to board themselves.
No Student admitted for less than half session.
Deduction in cases of protracted sickness only.
JAMES WILSON, Sec'y Of Board.
Aug q lS6l-tf-67I
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Effect Of the Victory in Missouri.

Before the news OF our late brilliant
victory in Missouri had been received,
and when battle was imminent, Ion,
the well-known Washington correspond
ent of the Baltimore san, and an intelli.
gent observer of the political world,
wrote:
Upon the impending battle at Spring
field, in Missouri, will depend the future
status of that State and also of the In
dian Territory. If Gen. Lyon and Col.
Seigel be entirely defeated, it is probable
that Generals McCulloch and Pillow may
form junction and take st. LOUIS; from
which, after obtaining possession of it,
they could not be easily dislodged. St.
Louis is the vital part of Missouri. Its in
fact, for the purposes Of the present crisis,
the State.
On the other hand, if Gen. McCulloch
should be beaten and driven from Missou-
ri, nothing will prevent Gen. Lyon from
advancing to Fort Smith and holding
permanent possession of that post, and,
perhaps, carrying the war into the Indian
Territory. q"
Some of the Northern journals, while
disclalming any further attempt at lead
ership in the war, still express apprehen.
sion that the Government has not made
itself quite sure of the safety Of st. Louis.
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Mail Regulations,

The Southern and Western Mails will be closed
punctually at 1t o'clock, p. ". The Eastern Mail
at 8 o'clock, Pm.
On Sundays, the Post Office will 10 kept open
t,eo hours after the arrival Of the Mail in the
morning, and one hour in the evening.
C, A, JORDAN, Pm
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Madisonville, Aug 2, 1861
- -
More Volunteers

Tho undersigned propose to raise a Company
Of Volunteers (lnfautry) to serve forthe tern, Of
twelve months. All those who desire to engage
in the service of their country are invited to join
with us, for the purpose of resisting the aggres-
sions which are now being perpetrated upon
Southern rights and Southern soil. We are assur-
cd from Headquarters that the Company will be
received aud fully armed aud equipped as soon a.
1t is made up. J. d. COOKE,
f.u d. II. GILLESPIE.
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ATHENS FEMALE COLLEGE

VNHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION
Il will DO resumed on Monday. the 9th Of Sep
TENDER next.
Every department will DO filed by competent
and ex 3ericnced Teachers.
Thirty young ladies can obtain Board In tho
family Of the President, at S2,25 per week.
Board and Tuition will be required quarterly In
advance, either In money or its equivalent, from
which hereafter there will DO no deviation.
For further particulars, apply to
Rev. Il. R0WLEY, President.
Athens, Aug 90, 1S6l--3t-674
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1S- The st. Louis Democrat reports
the death of Lieut.. Hope, of the 9th Mis-
souri,. who had attempted the SPY upon
Hardee's camp, and was shot. ~
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NOTICE.

A LII INDEBTED TO ME WILL PLEASE
n call and make payment without further de-
lay, Us 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 1G, 1s6l-4t-673
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]. A. 4 6. W. Coffin,

Walter Carruth ct ais.
NROM THE ALLEGATIONS IN SAID BILL
IL which is sworn to, it appears that John j.
Mastin, Susan NJ. Jones and Thomas Jones,
Thomas H. Mastin, Martha j. Mastin, William
w. Mastin are non residents of the State, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made as to
said non. resident defendants, in the Athens Post,
a newspaper published In Athens, McMinn coun-
ty, Tennessee. requiring them to appear at our
next Chancery Court, at u Court to be held at the
Courthouse in Benton, on the LIST Monday of
February next, and plead. answer or deInur to
said bill, the same will be taken as confessed
and set for hearing porte as to them.
J. II. ALEXANDER, c. e ".
Aug Is, 6S6l-4t-prs fec $3-672
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CRors IN ALABAxA.-The Montgomery
Confederation, of the l3th,, says; .,,i

Confederation, of the l3th,, says, .t,l
From what information we have been
able to derive from our planters, the
prospect for large cotton crop was never
more propitious, and unless some unfore-
seen disaster occurs, the number of bales
will probably exceed that of any previous
year. The corn crop Is now made, and
the yield will be very sbundant,, indeed
many planters will have supply FOR two
years. The season is also very favorable
tor o large sweet potato crop, which is
also an indispensable article Of food for
our Southern population. .r,f' 7''.' '
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State of. Tennessee.
CIRCUIT COURT AT BENTON.
Sarah Chatis,
"a. | R.II tnr D.,,r..

John Chats.
TT APPEARING TO TIE SATISFACTION
L Of tho Clerk, from the allegations in complain
ants bill, that the residence of the defendant
John Chats, is unknown and that he cannot be
served with personal process from this co6rt, it
is therefore ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Athens Post, a news
paper published in the town Of Athens, notifying
the said John Chats to appear at our next Circuit
Court, to be held ut the Court house in Benton,
on the Sd Monday of September next, and plead,
answer or demur to compliments bill. or tho
same will DO taken as confessed and this cause
set down for hearing parte.
p. p. KILBY, Clerk.
Aug 16. lS61-4t-prs fee $3-673
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NOTICE.

TVNHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METH
Il 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 alonc--and he alone 10
authorized to settle all the old business lie viii
continue to keep general supply Of Dry Goods
Groceries. &c. MAT NJ. LOWRY
July ~, 1SGl-tf-86S
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ANOTHER PRIzE.-The 81. Clair, captured
oft Alvarado by the JET. Davis, has safely
arrived with her prize crew in Southern
port.
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Administrators SALE.

"ILL BE SOLD, ON SATURDAY, THE
w 3lst day Of August, instant, at tho late
residence Of T. p. Wells. McMinn county, the
following Personal PROPERTY, 10 wits
Four or hve head Of Horses, one Mule twelve or
fifteen head Of Cattle. one set Of Blacksmiths'
Tools, Farming Utensils. &c.
Terms OF SALE;-Twelve months credit, pur-
chaser giving note and approved security.
r. u. WELLS, ,su
d. ii. WELLS,
Aug 2, ls6l--4t-67.
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D@ According to the New York Tines,
the new regiment of Fire Zouaves, formed
out Of tho old one, dwindled down in
one day from 5l3 men TO 80.
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CASH NOTICE.

EROM AND AFTER THIS DATE WE
Il will sell Dry Goods, Jewelry, &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 & HORNSBY.
Aug 10, 1861
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A DESPERATE PSor0sirIoS.-The Dan.
villa Ra1ivfor aoys.

vile Register says: 1I.EH
The Government at Washington. in re-
firing Governor Butler, tenders to him
the desperate proposition that, if he will
return to Massachusetts,. and raise divi.
sion of 5000 men. he can take another
glass Of uhisky with old Abe. If they had
authorized him to oterturn the Allegheny
with a crow-bar, there might have been
hope Of success. As it is, Picayune Will
have to purchase his own spirits for the
future,
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WAN
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS HAVING ACCOUNTS
n with the undersigned not settled, will come
forward and do So We will take WHEAT in
payment, ut the market price.
ZIMMERMAN & KILGoRE.
July II, ls6l-tf-6ss
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N0TIcE...NEGR0ES TO HIRE.

IN FRIDAY, THE 2Oru DAY OF sEPTEM.
~ Der next, ut the residence of William Parker
ON Tennessee River, in Monroe county, Tennessee,
beet bidder. for the term Of twelve months num-
Der Of VALUABLE FARM HANDS-Mcn aud
Boys; also, several Negro Women with small
children accompanying; several Negro Girls of
suitable sine for nursing. The hircr will be re.
CURED to give bond, with ample security for the
hire, return, &C., of said slavcs. They are the
slaves belonging to the minor heirs of ii. McGheo.
deceased. WILLIAM PARKER.
Aug 80, 1861 3t-675 Receirer.
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DIT ED.

In this county, on the 18th instant, Mrs. NANCY
CRAwroRp CULPErPER, wife of Joel Culpeppen
Esq. in the AID year of her age.
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Chanoery Court at Athens,

&C.. .t'
Jacob W. Gilbert, George Wattles. Geo. r. Gilbert.
TT APPEARING TO THE MASTER FROM
i the allegations in the bill in this cause, that
the respondent George II. Gilbert is not citizen
of the State of Tennessee, 1t is therefore ordered
by the Master that publication be made in the
Athens Post for four successive weeks, requiring
said non resident to appear at the next term Of
the Chancery Court to be held for the county Of
McMinn, ut the Court house In Athens on the
Sd Monday of August next, then and there to
plead, answer or demur to said bill, or the Same
will be taken for confessed as to him and set foy
hearing er pdrfe. ..... ....
JOHN L. BRIDGES, @. 4 M.
June 81. 1s61--4t-prs fee $3-6G5
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Hardware and Farmers Implements.
TUST RECEIVED, THE BEST ASSORT-
u mont that has ever been offered in this place.
of almost every thing that Farmer or Mechanic
wants. Call and examine.
April5 GEOR. W. ROSS.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

wv
TN PURSUANCE OF THE LAST WILL
Il and testament of Presley Cleveland, deceased,
we, the undersigned, Executors will offer for sale
to the highest bidder, on the 2jth day of Sep
TENDER, 1861, on n credit Of twelve and eighteen
months, in equal instruments, the undivided Farm
Of the testator, consisting of
Three Hundred and Seventy Acres,
well timberod and watered, and about Two Hun
dred and Fifty Acres under fence and in a good
state Of cultivation. There is on the Farm two
Hcwed Log Dwellings, and all other necessary
out-houscs. Said farm is situated on tho East
Tennessee Georgia Rail Road, in Sweetwatcr
Valley, Monroe county, Tennessee, midway be-
tween the towns of Philadelphia and Sweetwatcr
All persons desiring to look ut the Farm, or any
information desired can be had, by applying to
persons living on tho Farm.
The purchaser will be required to give bond and
security and lien retained on the Land until the
purchase money is paid.
Terms Of possession will be given on tho day
of sale. WIN. Z. JOHNSON,
S. ]. MARTIN,
Aug %, 1S6l-5t-674
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Lamp Oil,

r HAVE JUST RECEIvED A FRESH SUP
l. ply Of genuine Kerosene OIL and for sale.---,
Also. Il lot of Lamp chimncys.
April s, X, REEpER,
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HARD WARE STORE.
LOOKOUT FOR THE IN ~
h x O. H a ID Il q q * q
JAS. @. MOSES, - ~

O.
II Z Or PA ID Il q q * O.
JAS. G. NOSES, 4 ..i,
Wholesale and Retail Deaierr
Knoxville, Tennessec, -
HAs REMOVED HIS STOCK on HARD
IL ware to tho stand formerly occupied BY M.
Nelson, on Gay street, nearly opposite Walker,
Brothers.
His supply of Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Nails.
Axes, Steel, saddlcry Hardware, Carriage Makers
Goods, &C., is very large and well assorted. ,.,,
For Blaoksmiths and Farmers, -,
lilo has large supply Of IRON Of the vsrious
sizes required for ironing Wagons, Horse. shoes-'
ing, Plow Work, &c. Nairods of best qualitySi
Band, Round, Square. Oval, Half round and Piowl
Plato Iron. Anvs, Vices, Bellows, Screw Plates
Blacksiniths Drills, Hammers, Sledges, ToDgs.--'f
Wagon Boxes; best refined Borax; Skeins and
Boxes, new and useful article. Two Horse
Wagon Axles. Steel of all kinds, &c. Horse
Shoe Nails.
Carriage.Makers' Materials,
Including, among other things Enamcicd Cloth
and Leather; Hubs, Spokvs and Feilocs; Springs.
and Axlcs: Bent Shafts Hub and Sand. Bands;
Dash Leather and Dash Irons; Mallcablc Cast
ings; Axle Clips; Best Carriage Bolts; Carriage
Innings, Cords and Tassels; Oil Cloth; Tacks;
Ivory headed Nails Fifth-whees; Step-irons
Whip Sockets; Tufts and Tufting Buttons; Carried
Hair; Laecs, Of various kinds and coiofs; Carr
riage Mats, &c. INl'4 lTlNI
Harness Trimmings, rei ~
In great variety, such rs Brass and siivcr-plated
Mountings In sots and otherwise; Brass, silver
plated, Jnpanncd and Polished Buckles snd Ringsf
Brass, Silver plated and Japannod 1anos; Wood
Hamcs and Stage Hames, russell and black; Rein
snaps Martngalc Rings; Roscttcs; Brow bands,
Bits, Of various stylos; Carriage Whips, 4 large
variety; Collars, some very fine, &c.
Saddlers' Goods,
Comprising Saddle Trees, of various patterns;
Hog Skins. ranging from $50 to $3.50. per dozen.
Padskins; White Welting Skins; Enameled Leath-
or; Patent Leather Skirting; Enameled Cloth;
Enameled Canvass and Drilling; Buckles; Rings;
Bits; Stirrups: Three Cord Orange and Yellow
Thread; saddlers' Silk; Plush: Skrting; Sad.
dlers Tools hest cast steel Anvil Blades: Webbing;
Bosses; Saddles Needles; Brass and Silver Orna-
ments, &c.
He invites all Of his old customers, to call and
see him, at his new and convenient establishment.
and also solicits the trade from any new customers
who arc disposed to try the Knoxville market, forr
the purchase of any goods in his line.
Prices shall DO low, and especial pains will be
taken in the filling of all orders.
LOOKOUT FOR THE SION OF rHg So,
tE- B g p A d L o G r. .Es,
March ], 1S61-1y-649 KnorriHe, Tennessee Nd
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BUTTER WANTED.

TWILL GIVE THE HIGHEST MARKET
u price, either in Cash or Goods, for all tho good
Butter offering. A. c. robson.
Aug 30, 1861
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Fine Boots and Shoes.

AIDES FINE KID AND CALF BOOTS
IL dcntlcmcns fine French Calf Boots and
Shoes, Of all kinds, just received and for sale I'M
commonly cheap, at
April 10 d. A. WILKINS 4 cos.
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Russell's Superfine Family Flour,
ENROM TIE BEST ARTICLE OF WHITE
Il Wheat, for sale by S. X. REEDER.
April 5