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RUE'IUIsEs


RADICALLY, oUEEDtr O. d
from Dr. W, T. Mi to the Editor of the vtcksburg
Daily san. ,~-n
B.. -....- ylcxssUEe Miss, May 8, 1865.
Bsrnia can DO Cured Without Needle or Krlsei
.n oanfu disease 10 make fbe foosin stassefJ
10y about l9 Of hea been eaoed With The eTnG
for the of three The boy belonged John Co"e
ssg Of ssaGGens @ Two sxsmns4 him aud
2on about tte mode q trsatent ne uge8tng the o
the kte 10 which the other and myself o6iacted look him
aud after having used that aad the Doctors
d 6T sts Te p' DG8 IL Ts bs Gns M Of 6
For the las hree years he been busy pataos do
sst give ks S stast @ oF S IT, F@g 5eea f 81
n a5s who have this disease and for my F2ii &iL D Scr
Extract from Written Three Years Previous to the
,r, Above in reference to the same boy,
r ---- IsaAQuEsA Co.. Miss May 2 1857.
Dssf sirfhe boz rsorec R perfectly cared Of The rnptp1e
he one Of the finest o'kug na on bes CIees sq1
much work n6 any man ". 7. MILLS, NJ, D, -
Letter from M ssas S2s 4 4 IL sRs sTs one n S 5 S' PA
Dr. sherEanDear Sir send the boy Ben b 4 q yon
'sEed with ny skin to do hm lqsce fed your plan
FE aa that gen can cuCs him. Please e by the
-. TH0s. i. uAEPEE, nd.
EThs letter III reference to slave boy about "A Year,
old pured both aidef, who sabsequan,
reFurned sound. This following explans ttaett:
p YlcKsBURG, M1ss., MTy 7, $780,
Dr, sherruan, New Orleans: - -
Dear Srl send James him sutabe
Truss he has only been uptlred ashort We obtain
drug TTisse heIn however have lit
tie ronfdeace but having confidence IN skill
tors, / send my YOU
o.. ,5.. e THos. j. HARPER, NJ. D.
~ - - DR. -BELDEN's- OPINION. .-,'
q, -. - .-4... u d l new ORLEANS, Jan. g. 1853.
samuel Davis, ESQ. 50 9'E''S ''0l = ~SD
Dear Silt Is rs that Dr. shernans Truss as applied b.
MIN, win relief afectuaIy than any other
tried satisfaction Iknov cured
BY the of and the mixture reeohmsd yo one
but be Dr. Sherman Almself applies it. anch depends
upon the fitting ..,.. r. BELDEN, NJ D.
E DR.. SHERMAN respectfully informs rHptured perBons
or those having ruEured slaves that returned city
and may be found at his Office no. ItST RLES STREET
New Orleans. prepared relieve h
ALIVE MIXTURE lyttW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-14

= : LINU.
whereas A3 tnnpt foeF and Treasurer of the city
Qriean anu thef deputies Dsy engaged signing The
CITY notes ana tetr wnols time is AIKEN dSvoted
ne puRose f meeting the demands Of the pubic
And whereas Is argent tN tho license aud tax bills for The
FORE be It ' 1'E51T 81 fS' E7'7 =
esgitea That the Comptroller AM Treasurer md they
are hereby an hord g appoint discreet person each sign
ahd tN 9ls Sad nonas ions to be snier to hs
that the salary Of the persons SO appointed ot
exceed SlUO per month each. - q 7
8 tSignedl j. MAGTONT, =" ~
- no.. ~. = President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
fa lSignedl GERARD STITH, -
3g.g President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen,
Approved December I3 1851, E Y -,
dA St LSgnedl r. JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-14
A PEIIs0oLAetA5TIoN 5 n, 1aE rost MASTER

A pRuCLAMkTIOH.- BY raR POSTMASTER
AGhAiE>RAh OF TIE CiNgEDERATE STATES Of
Whrrcas BY the provisions or Te I'd secton Of an nct M
gres5 approEed August 3ut 1861, entitled An Collect
E, Aoh thS moneys sinsnils in the several Fost-
OFFICES OF HE several States At Es the pa@ service was
taken charge by the said Governuen it's made ia ipy ~
the Posmasef euera to 4he proclamation that all perSoTs
Thu citizens Of the Confederate nneIea and wy
nny have rndered postal service in any the States OF k
Goi e9eRcl Under gonirRcts appointments made by the
United States Government before Ie States
took charge such sorviee shall present their n
to TINS HGpAuent YeFilS established according 10 such
rules he shall precribe ~ LING therein 10 be ye ,rtb nat
oath. how nnch has bee p dale Of such pr
account oil the contract appointment under which claim
made for he further or any toron
fe pAauee OF such ciam by the Gsyernment United
oath whsthar they performed fully the according to
thelF contracts appointments during the e they
amt deductions hsye been ne pay 70 Gar s
Lhey kp9W on account Of failure partial 1Rfe 70 fer
form such vice. -. - : -
Now, therefore L JOHN L. REAGAN Postmaster General
o. the Confederate safes 6 AHerca this, my procAma
Non, eqnrng at persons having chains for postal se vice
under the foregoing proyaoug Of the Sd section Of the aboy
named act to sd claims The Ador Treasury
for tie Post-Ohse Department examination on or before
the Sth day ot March, 1859 odsr may make reporf
to Congress Of tie amount thereof required law
ank forms for presenting and verifying the claims will bs
PostflHice Department. " ~
And hereby reqHre all persous who have hereofore coll
ecled moneys a. postr7sers in The Ses composing The
e he esrate States took charge service 10
MAKE out uneI tn and sepd to the Auditor the Treasury
October nGXt general ledger account with the United
States for the service Of the Post Office Department IN to he
we control OF the postal service assumed b. The Con-
Sdett mtes IN accordance vial; the general regulations Of
the Post Office Department. Issued May 18Th lSEg Tarr s eg
h'hllnk tIt balances in the possession og such pos masters
Yt under nv hand and seal Of the Department
the Confederate States Amera at Rchp,opd Eirnia
the lSlh day To September. in the year 1861
se2S t,w4w 49, pa, "a. ,ass+sr nrrnS'a Gn,sot
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PR1oG 3 8:
AIarlns gntelltaellts.
CREscEsT OFFICE. No. 10 Ian
SN-.a. L -
Stearnls boats,

Ferd kennett, Briefly, I'm Memphis. usu
Roebuek Courts, FIN Alexandra.
Mary F., Dugas, I'm Donaldsonville. W.
News Boy, Moore, I'm Harrisonburg.
A Gotten, Baranco, fm Bayou Sara.
Empire Parish, Grant. I'm Lower Coast,
Diana, Radoyieh, fm Lower Coast.
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LeaveE every SATURDAY sV5P.N.
M Il NJ UP Il 4 Ii 8 A assn .ErS

.R..I HesveE every s +TUEuAT gt6PM
NEW ORLEANS AND ysCfEg-
i, ~ h, pRrg y Mail f.inaFcr Doundsonvlls PIa42
kss Ienne, Hotou Rouge, Port Hldaou Bayou sara
28aAa REQ hivsr Landing. Fort Adams Natchst Wa ter
proof k9dney s. doeeph Grand Guf WsrrsEton and Vcks
pnrg-tne passenger steamer Bnfourchc. j. J. Brown
ma ter u PLACE the Nachez viii every ss,.
rrtsy Rt 3 clock 7. n. s7&S " - - - - 7''t
III. PERSON & SO, Acests
sstG !. ~ Il C,ronis7sf stros+
TIE Therre Ttrhsburz With the stearrs ,
aht Charm frr Yaoo river '
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-14
NTEnEPTEIs AND NEiIV prslE AN .;

NJ EINE I7fFIN n " d " e " VESFiEAWS
FnS k Packet-keguar Packet Memphis md all tue
3 n,s : Fhe br tclass, swift packet Re
puhlic. j. p. Clarke, master, now rGRdy TO
receive freight aud Will eAvu above, For freight OF pas
sage apply ON board.
All 81. - t'"A+ sdvcriiSir. "a, i,n,. 8
This boat Napoleon With Regular packets Tor the
Arkansas and White riytrs Nenphs Wits t Hennbs
aud Charleston Rgilr0Ad 'i
No" The h. will taks freight Madrid Hickman
Columbus, " ih privilege sf feshipuiHs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-14

5 LOWER COAST Per steamer Ebnire Parish
Second Trip SO hhds sugar w Moncure Geo.
20 do Montgomery & White 90 do do Rotchford
Brown l&eo--33 do l16 bbls moassess @ Oliyier-4s
do 3 0'Connell-2 2S hhds sugar Bell q Boaligny-
sundries 10 order-Total l57 hhds sugar l6l bbls
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-14
fNo, 5Sl6.1

- : = -" :
ReSosf That leave OF the sama is hereby
grated to f. NJ Address, De2uty Ml,ayinger Of The Fot
district for ha Of niney days ID December
inst aIS and That VIM HHmon authorized to his
stead dning his absence provided The said f. ~
nIrtS coeGt thereto and provided further that tho
Hamilton. s-0 :. -. ~ - 7'
tSignedl 05E .E.. j. MAGI0Ni, .-. 4.. E.
'.. President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
b LSignedJ ga.f GERARD STllH
ss ss.F g7a5 President pro Board aldermen.
Approved Derember h. 1861. ~ az -
sf4 St FSituedl 'if.' 4JOHN r MONROE. Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-14
No hSl7l-

Rasorcd That permission he hereby granted GueJle
oettl lg 10 erect steam euRne their preres No Spain
street provided that the shme be erected
existing ordinances and 10 remain daring the pleasure of
COnInGa Council. 6sshl lT@rli w.
lSignedl 5a7'= 49, j. NAGI0SI,
r' President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
lSigned .st' 's GERARD SETH,
"a. - President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen.
/ Approved December IS, 1851 - ar>ra. =
ai4 5t lsigr4df a' JOHN r. MONROE. Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-14

@A Ia Bh3GWS'EkeE&. aI.AESEhEx 4 ca
eg "a Successors to fI&ARY L BLAKENEY Coppersfai.hi
Sheet Iron Workers and Manufacturers Front epJ
3 ss Fulton '1reets, between Notre Dstas and Julia.
Z Clarifying asa GysporRting Pans,
Ee Steam rains Fiterers 7, y 4. g.
-~-~ Juice Boxes Chinneys. B.eecasua,.
Ana all kinds { STEAMBOAT and PLANTATION wors /;
sNTt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-14

LV Va
DE-. Shernaan-Dear Sir II send the boy Ben bs you
ause Cannot attend 70 him properly and beside
isEet with my skill do him Justice fed your pal
right and that Ee cue him Please by tha re
urn ofthe post. Respectfully, s. -
49, THCs j. IARPEE, st. D.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-14

z eCOAST4Pe schr Tiger $50 bbls ear corn to
master. 1E7 Tta So AZ .f-a h ~ n n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-14

IA OF LEASE.
That very desirable ssabshrcnt situated tina left baak
Of the Msi6sipp! uelow the Government Wharf within
the limits OF the city oF New Orleans is offered good
investment TO capitalists who HAY oe dsairuus of aiding
5rogres Of Southern manufactures. 1t eomplea re-
pair ana is well found having engines boilers vacuum
centrifugal aGc,Gas bore oleck ruSce ter molids
annie stores ana yerd roo coopege etc and in fact all h
requisites tor carrying Sugar Refinery ho9RsGs boil
ing Arge sceie Witha te additional expense it might
CO easily converted into a Eottoa Mil.
Il has Wharf attached ON Tevee with water sniff
ctent tor the accommodation of vessels delivering taking
argo ' t- ". : ]
Eor further informaticI and for terms, applyto = @
dlGtftw RARETJ,T E no I'll Nrn,r,on
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NIAYORAlg g.lsY $50 lEstslellAL..
8MAYoRA lTY73 or NEW oRl,EANs-

= City Halt Dec Is. 1881. {
.E@ Common Gonncilof the city OF New Orleans
4s8Fti-s- at.A TNar 6CJ14tf rWEls.. ~ #l-
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Ri. A . K RIVER,

Leaves On s. rCPnsg. Dec ID atspM
FOE Fl Il = c Ia RIV E R--TFE
, fYsG k tEr Pa''9i fc'%rDoy, Len Moore nasteT
liFsa7s53H VIII @ ,T .. g.. Tor IarrisnntIr~ Trint
AassssaasSfa&Ttty anu T.:up,s On Black River For
freight passage rIr' r1 u. ,rf. " '' ~
an gfaeI%igs c. DESTzEL, t|a
us Advertising Agant,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-14
Y new Orsena,s M ouey sfs.rlsef.

Napoeons Soyepegns and Doubloans raRge from 2ua25
ever the legal nltes axed BY Congress OF the Confederate
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-14

: ' I #1W NJ ~ NO. oSII.
Resod That the Comptfoer warrant the Treasurer for
the payment Of the follow ing bills, viz
d Mayer aer as,ienal f.ss y 900
Assessment Rolls. 80. 4n M
3d. William Piper cleaning priyies Of the Work-h0use ~ ~
fOr six months. Or m
1SgnadE z j. MAGIONI.
.aE., s President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lsgnedl GERARD sTITH,
o., President pro tenn Bdard OF Aldermen.
Approved December Is, 1851. =,
st tsgnedl 4 s JOHN 7. MONROE. Mayor
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-17
Marysville Council No.I9. r.. SSN
Marysyilie COmmandery, No. 1.K.T.
Democratic State Central Committee.

Alameda and Santa Chra-SamuelJ J. Clark.
Lewis. '0N' ~
Butte and Plumas s-J. W. MeCorkle, T. Shan
non. - ~
Contra Costa and San Joaquin-B. S. Hines. p.
GoiuSa, Iehama and Shasta-Beni. Shurtleff
Price. eorge L =
;, FL Dorado. G.. McCallum, A. II. St. Clair
Denver John Conness c. p. Jackson.
. FRESNO, hariposa, Merced and Tulare-Charles
Humboldt and TRINITY T. Ryan.
Los angeles and San Bernadino-M Norton.
Wratton. 0''o'se L.
Monterey and Santa Cruz-W. F. White.
Napa, oolano and Yolo-Amos NJ. Currier.
HHeVada- A. b. Diddc, John Caldwell
Mcer-K G. Poland H. Groding
Sacramento--A. Reddington, Nike Gray W
Is Hunt Larkin Lamb D. II. Whplev.
San FmHcisco--D. d. Cotton, j. p. Hoge John
Middleton, Leonidas Haskell, II. b. Truett, K. G.
Page, j. Monroe
san Mateo-James Dennson.
san Luis 0bispo and Santa Barbara-F. j. Ma,
guire.
Sierra Michael Walsh.
Suttcr-P W. keyser.
Tuoumne and Stanislaus-I. n. Quinn. A
Schell
Yuba T. B. Beaydau, c. E. DeLong.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-17
MARBIE-
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEvIrJE Sc BRO,
K street. between Sirth, and Seventh streets,
Sacramento, Cot.
CCULPTURE, Busts Statues, Monuments, Tombs
- and Grave Stones, Mantle Pieces. table and coun-
ter tops, &C. &C. constantly hand, made to order
M the shortest notice.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
N. B.-P. J. D. 4 Bro. have received Diplomas and
Id Medals at the several State Fairs from the
ohanics' Institute. iTn6-u
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-17
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Ic HALL, MAIDEN LANE NEAR SECOND SIRE
Marysville Lodge. No. o.

each month at p. NJ. -
II. HOLCOMBE RHEEs, w.M.
WM. T. FONDA SEQ "
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-17
First Primium Fruit
I II E E s
FOR SALE CHEAP BY
GEORGE LAWS,
STREET, NEAR TIE POST OFFICE, Marysvile,
Ag't for D. T. Adams Hope Nursery, San Jose.

ssN ALL persons desiring to purchase first rate
&Ssssss fruit trees, true to label taken up with
&SF good roots to insure successful transpanting,
- will find it to their interest to give me a call,
for 1 determined not to be undGrsod by any one
who has good Trees.
l have received the Santa Clara Valley Agrcultu-
raj Socleys First Premium for the best Fruit Nursery
also the Bay District Socetys First Premium, of $50
for the largest collection and the best display of Fruit;
also S25 for the largest collection Of the choicest
retes of Pears also first premium fer best collection
of Currants for the best varieties of Pears, for the
best dish of foreign Grapes, open culture. Also the
State Agricultural ocietys Premium Of 800 for Nur-
sery, and several valuable premiums for fruit.
GS All my Trees of the choicest varieties, and
warrented to prove what they are recommended.
ID. n. ADAMS.
GEORGE LAWS, Agent, D street, near the Post
ONCE jan26-1m
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-17
Yuba Lodge, No. 80.
COrinthian Lodge. M. GO

stated meetings are held on the first Wednesday in
each month, at ! PM CHARLES RAIsU " VI
J. II. LAssfrFR. Sec "
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-17

Washington II. A. Chapter, No.l3,
Stated meetings are held the second and fourth Fri
days of each month at p NJ
IL. IL. RHEEs Sec. DW.C. RICE Up
Marysville Council No. 10, X. Il s. NJ,
January, April July and October at ~ Pm ."
CHARLES RAISH, Tn. ILL., NJ
THEo A. CoULr, Recorder
Marysville COmmandery, 7.K.T.
stated meetings are held on the second and fourth
saturdays of each month at an hour after sunset
=, j. +. STEVENS, Com.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-17

a. III. BEACH has completed arrangements
NHs with the proprieors of three of the BEST
NURSERIES in the State, from whom be will be sup
piled with the LARGEST STOCK of select varieties Of
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-17
Shade and Ornamental Trees.

Vines, shrubbery, Creepers. Roses and Chi
nese and California Arbor Yitaes three to six feet
high.
The Subscriber viii give his pers nal attention to
the business. Those finding it convenient to
Order than to in person, may feel assured of OBJ
tanning the most Valuable Varieties and well arrang-
ed to Season of ripenng. No Trees Plants Will
be selt out except such as are in good healthy condi-
uon-and packed in a suitable manner to 60 any dis
tance. Our arrangements such that we have no
fears Of being undersod by other reliable Nursery
Our prices will be just as low to Orders as il
ected by the parties. In most articles the Prices will
be considerably reduced from last seasons.
n. B.-prnted directions for Planting and after
treatment will acco1pany packages.
g-gT Remember, Sales Room and Yard, opposite
the Water Works, corner Fourth and d Streets Ma
rysvle.
Jan49-n G.. II. BEACH, Agent.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-17
HoIIowny,s PILE and Ointment.-

nant disease of the throat these medicines eNperen
ced the most successful results-whic thousands
cumbe to the violence of this disorder not a single
decease occurred among those who used these rene
dies, thus presenting an oasis" of practical eX er
ence, mid the desert ofdeah Of speculative theory.
The Royal College of Surgeons awarded them the palm
of victory the only antidote for this distemper by
introducing them into the edition of their pharm-
acaloga. In Scar atna, mumps &c, they equally
0ncacous. Sold by all Druggists, at 25c &c. and 81
per box or pot. ieb15
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-17
Sperial 0otires.
MRS. WINSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children eething which greatly IA
citate the process Of teehing by softening the gums
reducing all nfamation-w allay all pain, and is
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it mothers
it will give rest to yourselves, and relief and health to
your infants. Perfectly safe In all cases. See adver
tlsement in another column. mayi-1y
Nrs y. 4. lens ZyiobaIsaMum, or
WORLDS HAIR DRESSING is essential to us with
the Restorer, and often times in young persons will
stop the Hair from falling 1t the best dressing for
the Hair known rendering 1t soft silky and glossy,
disposng it to cnr and remain in any desired posi-
ton. Read the advertisement. No other preparation
has such an array of convincing testimony del 2w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-17
TO TadIea-

DR.. Flatery present new, safe and certain treat
mcnt for the diseases to which females are peculiarly
liable, effect ally removing them and their dircfu re
suits.
sZ' DR.. f., if required, will visit ladies at their
residences
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-17
WILLIE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
Il street, between 7sEs and Stfl.
TEACHERS :

TEACHERS
MRS. f. c. POSTON .......... Principal
MISS MARY L. JEWETT. T................A Assistant.
MIR. N BROOKS ...... ....... Teacher OF Drawing
TINllE Fourth Scholastic Year of this Institution will
i commence on MONDAY, AUGUST 9th, $780,
The year is divided into two Terms of twenty-five
weeks each, with short vacation at Christmas, and
"A longer during the summer months.
TERMS PER MONTH OF FOUR WEEKS.
Higher English Branches es....................S IS on
Primary ........... ....... ................ 90
Languages each ......... ..... ......... 4 90
Board (includng Washna)... ...............30 90
Music, Piano Guitar Melodan. go 10 90
Drawing & Painting, Water Coors 49, ........ 90
Painting in Oil Coors ..... .................. 90
Lessons in Wax Work, Leather Work, Embroid-
cry, each. ............... 90
n. B.-Board and Tuition payable every month in
advance. No deduction made for ABSENCE except in
of protracted sickness. Each boarder is requir
ed to be furnished with bedding, towels and napkins,
silver spoon and fork jy2S
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-17
Washington II. A. Chapter, No.13,

stated meetings held on the first Tuesday in each
month at p NJ WM C DFI CHER W NJ
ID. &. Stone Sec ~ W. -
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-17
It r E Il S 1!
SALES ROOM AND YARD
Cor. Id and Fourth SIS.

Opposite tie Water Works, MarysviNe
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-08-30
The Rirht Sort Ar Tall

Tho Richmond Examiner says: These
are no times for dispute among ourselves.
We cannot change flank in the presence
of the foe. When the war is over and
national existence is secured, we may dis.
cuss the relative merits of this and that
law, the one and tho other statesman,
with all the liberty and even license that
pleases nfree people. But while the bat
tie RACES, let us hold up the arms Of our
prophets. The dictate of every sound in
tellect in this crisis of fate, to every class
and every shade Of opinion, whether Of
the past or the present. whether Wing or
Democrat, Unionist or States Rights,
whether soldier in the troop or citizen at
home, is-Re,psct and OJeaicncc' Opposi-
ton to the laws that exist. and the pow
ers that be, can now claim no higher dig
nifty than goes with conccit, captiousness
and faction.
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The Southern Confederacy Office,


Has reliable special letter and Geographic cor
respondent at Manassas Juuction--the great at
tractivc field of battle at present. We have also
engaged reliable correspondents from various
points In Virginia. Everybody wants to hear the
news, and all important dispatches or news items
received by us will be promptly placed on the
COnfedcracy bulletin.
In these exciting times 1t is probable that ex-
travagant rumors will got anoat. We caution the
people against them, and beg everybody to be
careful what they believe.
We have every possible facility for obtaining
correct news. This, however, costs us heavily,
and we hope every one who is anxious to get war
news will admit the equity Of subscribing and
paving for our paper.
Quite = number of names on our daily list and
few on the weekly, will DO erased this week, I'M
less the subscriptions are renewed. We invaria-
bly, stop sending the paper at the termination Of
the time for which it is paid.
Our terms for the Daily are IS per annum or 50
cents per month--the cheapest Daily in the South,
that gives the same amount Of reading matter.
The Weekly is very large sheet, full Of the
choicest reading matter. The cheapest way to
get the news Is to subscribe for the Confcderacy.
Address ADAM Il SMITH, Atlanta, Gu.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-08-30
Notice..
TO THE LADIES OF MON

TO The LADIES OF MONROE COUNTY:
Your husbands, fathers, brothers, sons and
neiyhbors have shown their patriotism in prompt
ly volunteering aud marching forward in defense
Of your homes, yonr frcsdes and your affairs
And while they are thus poxi,ing their lives in de-
Tense of our country, can not you, Ladies, do
something for their benefit and comfort? know
you are not less patriotic than the gentlemen Of
Monroe, and will be willing to contribute your
mite in aid Of the glorious cause of liberty
Therefore, propose to receive from the good
Ladies' of Monroe, their contributions of "AH
Mood Sock" for the use Of the Confederate Army
and have them forwarded under tho directions Of
tho Governor Of the State Of Tennessee. Ladies'
as your county is ahead In the number Of volun-
teers, In East Tennessee, so lot you DO ahead in
tao number Of "AU Wool Socks donated for this
noble cause.
The Socks will DO received by JAMRs A.
WRIGnT, Esq.. p. NJ. at Swoetwater, Tenn, and
by myself at Madisonville, Tcnn till LIST October,
1861. WILLIAM u. SrAkELY, p. NJ,
Malsonyille. Tenn