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THE FIRST YEAR OF THE wAh,
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Puol.ht's SaJ-
The Hist Year the War by EdwArI Pollard author 81
Black Ola Southern sPy, &c, vol, sao, - PIP, tLcE
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Hdq'ra Department CT Bes-I-o,l
klcEHoAp, Va, jay ~ itd2.
sPEo-G oHDEEs,
40 10
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ihls c9sl0f tisas pe-tsHe a'2ed
~ order BnS, ssn- Jas. 4 wlndsr.
L. Z. PACE,
gyI6-ia As- Ada Gen.
HEA0oR5 AAkYLANp Linz,
JAY IA, 1874.
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No.
Tle ssyaad lice having been ordered Oh ot eIve, Viz
fna pscruh and 10 re5g4nzsb the eectoa of COMPANY
and gid nes al peroas assent ron Ia. Wand Re en
lesve WI report there HsadquAderI Of he
before s 21h day Of Jay Those absent without leave
accounted fe AFR said 25a ia u arrested and pun.
shed eeseEs AMI h Of their u.ithsd In the Rich
ta9ud ant 5altimors IApe O.
ha1sIOrsrOa v be furns spp cation 70 Capt W. H.
Murray, NO. Il Peal rest Rs' nond.
By order OF Co. Brsi sy T. Johcsou,
Commanding Maryland lilac
FRANK A. BoND,
july i5--'u A. 4 General
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Very respectfully,

To VIZ. :. GocorS, 2 @.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
2,41e,N|
Sse.. ;ss'.. 'a''sa''.a sss,Aoo $500 a'''''-

The decrease Of loans is rather unexpected, a. \
was understood that the banks had ceased sellin
United States skies. II proves that they contnu
to dispose of their government securities-sixe
and seven. .thrties-to the public, and, rs the prc
remunerates them handsomely, it is REASONABLE
they should do so. They have increased their mei
camille discounts since last week. The specie Re
serve continues TO swell. 1t Is now YER
nearly s3l 900 900, which in the flush times pre-
vious to the war was considered very handsom
reserve. The moment the rebellion IL suppresse
the legal tender clause Of the Treasury note &C
can be repealed, and the banks will be In a pos
ton to resume Immediately.
Money works easily at per cent on call, and 4
a for first class mercantile paper. The bank
are taking q good deal of paper which has bee
beretofore sold at discount houses.
Exchange opened very weak this morning, bu
closed with more strength. Some leading banker
sold early in the day at lll1l, but refused that BIZ
later in the afternoon. Francs are quoted sos 4
$40 for bankers bills. Gold fell of to l0lH !,
u this morning, but rallied to 1919 bid in the al
ternoon. It seems probable that the increase o
our imports, and the consequent demand for gol'
for export, will as At another bull movement %
the precious metal, especially az the present pric'
is 50 low that the operators will not risk much W.
have neveI shared the belief, so commonly enter
tanned, that god would rule at ten per cent pre-
miun in cvnseqN Nspse Of the Treasury note anus
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
Beard Of Aldermen.


This Board met last evening, President Henry in the
chair.
preamble ana resolution were adopted making in
Company erecting poes connecting their wires
with the police telegraph. Adopted.
communication WAS reserved from the Mayer ap.
pointing Mr. William Bcycs as inspector Of Vessels, in
the room Of Mr. Androw stsehan Notions 70 refer the
communication and TO lay u on the table were lost
Communication from the Comptroller transmitting
list sf the contracts registered in that department
during the year 1861 was received.
communication from the same department shows
that the balance In the City Chamberlain hands the
18th Of March was 81 3e7 ,9i2 95.
The levy for 1862, as amended by the Board Of
Councilnen was then taken up.
Alderman GENET moved that the Board adhere TO ito
Alderman DAYTON moved as an amendment, that the
Board recsds from s former action which was adopted
by vote cf Q toe
Board aud " adopt the tax levy a. amended.
Alderman GwSxr moved To substitute the C0mptroller's
budget for the ordinance as amended By tho Beard Of
Colncmen.
Tho Alderman stated that was not his intention 10
appy 10 the other Board for their Concurrence The
Comptroller could take the budget to Aesny and pro-
euro the passage OF Law authorizing raising of the
necessary amount for the Ute Of the city government
during the present year.
After considerable discussion Alderman Geneps reso.
On motion Of Alderman BooiR the clerk was directed
to transmit said resolution to the Legislature with
quest that tho necessary law be passed authorizing
the raising Of the money.
The communications and resolutions Of the Comptrol.
ler adopted by tho Board Of Councmen relative TO the
application OF the sinking fund TO the payment OF IN.
tercs on the city debt and TO memoralizing the Legsa
ture make provision for the paTmens Of the defence
bonds, were concurred IN.
The Board then adjourned 70 Monday next
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
Police Intelliaence.

vIoLAnSG TIE SUNDAY LAw.-The polics made mum.
bss Of arrests Sunday among the liquor dealers FOR
violating the Sunday law. At ths oornor Of Green
and Harrison streets officer Horbsi beaten by The
proprietor OF the store and kept prisoner In back room
for time Word sent 10 the Fifth ward station
house, whom reinorcenents arrived and released the
captive po icenan who appeared 10 have been roughly
handled To the Sixteenth precinct the police made
number Of arrests for gambling and play ing billiards
RrcKins DnIvSc--A WOMAN DAsoEpousIy ISJusrp.-
During the procession yesterday unknown wctnan vas
knocked down Ivy OF tho Second avenue cars near the
corner Of Chatham and Oliver streets and dangerously
injured The poor creature taken the New ERIK
hosial In an inscnsbls condition. where up to last
accounts, she vas ingotng great agony. The driver
or ths car, James Cotton arrested by officer Ofeay
OF the Fourth precinct police and locked up await me
result q the woman's INJURIES
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
City Intelligence.

JUDGE Cr1vm, Of Brooklyn, will lecture this evening
at Continental Hail. Of Thir,y-scurth street ami
Eighth avenue, the 'Crimc Cause and Cure Of the
Rebellion"
rsrs was held yesterday at the office Of Messrs Osborn
Nay, AZ Broadway for she purpose OF demonstrating
against tho heavy tax on hsts proposed Ia the Tax
bill committee, consisting Of Messrs. Hurbut
Warinp and Knox appointed 10 proceed 70 Wishing
ton TO lay the grievances OF tho has msnuac before
,be Csmmistse u ways aad Means.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18


Total exclusive of specie 6675 1o.so4 3o7
At this time last year Mr.. Lincoln had bee
nearly fortnight inaugurated, and his positio1|
still seemed undetermined. The greatest nervous
ness prevailed in financial and commercial circles
though there were many who believed that tn
political agitatiOns of the day would be overcom
without fighting. The reputation of debts at tn
South had commenced, and very grave commercial
embarrassments and failures had been the result
Capitalists were unwilling to lend money, excep|
on call on the security of und0ubted Stocks pal
per was very hard of sale; exchange still ia
below par that there was profit on the imperial
ton of gold from Europe; leading securitiel
were generally considerably lower than they ard
at present. The above table shows that the com|
merce of the country, after nearly year of war
is steadily improving. Our imports of foreigl|
goods for February are the heaviest Of any moDt1
since the war commenced; and though we hav{
not yet begun to ship our principal staple-cot|
ton-in any quantity, we have begun to send
abroad another leading stapie-gold-in amount
which justify the belief that we shall part with
good deal of it during the summer. OuI
shipments of food, though not so heavI
as those of the past four months. arI
IN excess Ol tuc pIcvtOub oNcIoBcp oHu OpcuAuU
of navigation will shortly lead to their being id
creased. It will be remarked that the receipts 70
duties exceed three millions and q half-a YER
handsome return for single month. Congress
might readily secure q revenue of 500 900 ,00I
from customs duties, if the duties upon articles
prime necessity were boldly raised. The countr
is going to be prosperous, in spite of the war, an
people will buy foreign dry goods and hardware
and tea and coffee, and sugar and hides an
spices, whatever the duty is. The aggregate bus
ness of the fiscal year 1872 will not compare
unfavorably with past years as has been 81
pretended. Up to the present date our in
ports are only half those of the correspond
ing period of 1901, and on exports of specie on
one third, our exports of other produce being
oexcess of those of the corresponding perio
of any other year on record. As the tab
shows, both our import trade and our exports
coin are increasing. BY next July the aggrega
will not be so far behind last year as it is
present.
The following tables will show the course
trade for the eight months which have elapsed
the current fiscal year,
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

possible This is the end of chapter the history
VI Mexico.
Exchange ON New York this morning is quoted at
70 81 discount-an improvement. The news oy the
Roanoke IL is thought will have good effect on the sugar
market, though prices remain unchanged.
P. Sl have just seen bile papers Of the 30 INST.
brought oy the South Republic The steamer Nashvie
arrived at Portsmouth, ~ c., with cargo valued a.
s. 5000, ,000 Jsi. Davis has proclaimed martial law ID
Richmond and TO distaace Of ten miles around.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
M arkets.
PHrLADELPillA sroox BOARD.

Pfrf.AIHtPHfA March 1 7, 1862.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania state 5s s4L Readins
hauro@i. 29s; horrs Caaal, IL long Island Railroad
IA; Psnntylvanis Railroad 45. Sight exchange on New
York a, par. W ~"
a., PIhtAnn PiIA, March IL, 1857.
Flour dull wheat Arm: ted, VI 80 81 35 r,rn dull:
yellow .sez,sc 64c Ccaoc nrm. Provisio q G. ist
SIS 20 S4. Whisksy 0. sdy "a 2se
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
Accident ON the Camden and Ambs

As the A. N. train from Philadephia to New Ys
was about two miles north Of Newtown yssterd
morning. the engine, tender, and several cars. we
thrown on the track The engineer badly hurt abo
the head and face and several passengers slight
bruised by being thrown from their seats. The ira
was delayed about -four hours and half by the accder
On reaching this city, the passengers collected togethe
and passed resolution thanking the engineer for Il
frmness with which he stood 20 his post and censuril
the company for allowing the rails TO be 30 much out
order thereby endaHgering the lives Of all persons wi
might travel on that road. Forty-four passenge
attached their signatures to the resolution
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

.., MONDAY, March l7--8 p. N.
The Custom House tables of the trade of IL
port for the month of February were closed I. 4
day. and we present our usual comparative stat
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
The Navy.

The United States steam gunboat Octorara proceeded
to yesterday afternoon from the Navy Yard Brook
lyn and the wasutta and Victoria hauled out in the
stream to receive their ammunition.
Tho Madgie viii probably go into commission today
The Ericsson has been noaed out the dock and tho
United States steamer Massachusetts win be taken IN 70
day.
The new guAboats lSomsrss. and Fort Henry were
intended for ferry BY the Union Ferry Company
launched and hive since been converted into gunboats
NAVAL AFFAIRS IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE March II, 1852
The steamer Baltimore arrived here yesterday after.
noon, having In tow the United States steamer Mystic
and gunboats Zouavs and Dragon seriously injured in
the late naval engagement OF Eewports News
The Mystic put in commission about four months
ago. and has been most Of this time engaged in the
blockade Of the Iappahannock river. Un Sturgeon
creek, on the 18th OF January in company with the
United States steamer Dawn she engaged the rebel bat
terry at that place. and finally succeeded in slsueng H.
Her boats, which had previously gone in TO capture
rebel vessel had this occasion escape the
enemy opening them from howitzer when within
musket distance from she shore Arriving st Hampton
Roads she was just in time tse part the late con-
fict The following 10 correct list Of her oncsrs:--
Lieutenant Comus ndfn9--H. n. 7. Arnold.
Observation-Disclosures II. Farquhsf.
Mdaus-s 3. Msader, il. r. Blackiston, Rolsnd r.
Co6nn.
Ssrsson-w. Faulkner Browne.
Pdy1aaser-r. E. Smith
Eminees-John B. Lowell Geo. W. shank. John n A
Allen Jr. Henry r. Loveairc.
Matters kots-william R. Norton, Geo. r. purand !.
Jos. b. Swett.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
Court Calendar-This Day.

SUPREME CoURr-CRcur-P Nos. 56ST 1877
"a. 1888, 1892 1868, 1884, 4s5. 1l06. 1915.
COMMON PIEAs.--Part mos. 949, 497 953, 954, go
879 $780, 95T $685. 900, 960 963, $685. 645, 929. Part
Nos 4O5, 495 S22 GIL, 629, 1914. 647 462 470, ALL
466, sol, 6s4, $685. .at-r
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-The Admiralty calend
will bo called this morning, and the term devoted
Admiralty causes. NeF f'tF
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
The Inefpient Stages OF An Adjustment
Of the ImbrOglio.
KETURN OF THE SPANISH COHORTS TO CUBA.
Movements Of the British, French and
Spanish Forces.
An American Bearer Of Des-
patches Murdered.
&C., &C.. &c.

The steamer Roanoke arrived yesterday from Havana,
and by her have intelligence OF considerable interest,"
from Mexico TO the 4th inst.
The able letters Of vg correspondent will be
read with much interest.
An American citZen-Addson T. Arlen--belonging to
Lowell, Massachusetts,. bearer Of dispatches from the
Washington government to Minister Corwn, was muir
dered on the oath ut whie going from Vera Cruz to the
City Of Mexico.
Negotiations between the Mexicans and Alice were to
commence at Orizaba April /.
Honduras dates are the 9th Of February Afavor-
able reaction had occurred and order being restored
Medina had been chosen President pro tenn.
The English troops about to leave Mexico. por-
sion Of the Spanards returning Cuba and the rest
have gone to Orizaba.
General Prim commands the allied forces.
II appears that Of the stpulatons made at the
conference between Generals Prm and Doblado that
no more troops should be landed Under this some
Spanish troops returned to Cuba, and the expected
French rsnforcements under General Lorencez,
return without landing.
The English forces will return in the Bermuda to Eng
land Their mules, harness, &C., sold to the
French. who started for Tehuacan ON the 27th.
Several rebel schooners had been brought into Key
West, including the William Mallory
number Of rebel schooners with small quantities q
cotton on board had reached Havana.
Two slave dealers had been murdered at Havana The
assassns were four in number including mulato, who
confessed the crime and is under trial.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
The Norwegian Outwa ri Bou nd.

The Norwegian O"tWhru Found.
PORTLAND, Me-, March II, 1553.
The steamship Norwegian sesd from this port at ten
o'clock this mcfnng, Tor Lcndcnderry ssd Lvsrpssi.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
From the JEFF re nian Democrat
Wpa rttrrFf AtTc u1,t

The FIRST bill giyo1 in the White House came OF
tonight SAYS the Ttpn correspondent of Thursday
I1st W. have rerd OF he crews Of sinking ships when
al ho,e bra ef brow g Off AL restraints human and
divine sr1 2 ig'Dg .irir revo.ting orgies and mad
caro- oil s'h IRE IvsgiDg spirit Of the tempest which
v,s Lar yL IN 10 swift aid sure dsstrucion Are
ths ineunbeL.s Vi the high places Of trust aud power
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

FIDDLING NERO AND BURNING ROME.
The first ball given At the White House cAms or
last Wednesday evening. Ths Cabinet, both Houses oi
Congress, many Of the army'oEsrs, foreign Minstsrs
WIN their wvss aOa S,uSseS ys
ladies dressed in the highest style Of fason md
extravs sgance, especially Mrs. Lscoin The gntlemcs
were generally very plainly attired. About twelve
clock the supper thrown opsn and exhio ted
Of tho finest displays OF gastroaonc art ever seep
in this county, temple Of. tios,,y fog. and w~
keys ducks, venisoni paeasants psrridses, &C., all
elausnsly prepared by Maillard, Of rev York, a a
ooet Of thousands Of dollars. While the country il
shaken ss ny an earthquake by the miehsiest ana
most unnatural civil war recorded in history and the
Of bankruptcy and run while II 10 even now quss
tion-a fearful onewhether are 10 be henescrth the
free people Of free nation or whether become
the subjects Of anarchy, second Mexiccws say that
while these dreful casmtiss ere threatening very
life ss nation such sxtravagan; and foolish display
IL shocking AZ any time, such nimcking and apng or
European courts Is disgusting IN the capita Of republc
but At such crisis the present. such waatou display
0 extraysgancs and indifference on the part Of the sd
miusraion s an outrage ~ tie interests and feelings OF
the pesps II e tempting kind Providence to des
truetion What will be thought in Europe Of such frvo
ityf How forcis and unp'essanty II calls 60 mind the
fddlins Of Nero at the burning Of Rome, That same
hunted Unionis % bcVy border land stole secret
from hs don, and, aidei Jy tho ginmering moonlight
looked oSce more upon tle hes of what his
happy home That ssma night wounded volunteers
died In the hospitals for of care and comfort and
our nobest and brothers pncd IN the osthsome
horrors Of Southern prison AM sghed hopeessy for
release whs on our Western frontiers tho buuseless
mother clasped her starving and the prairie wolf
~ swe' ravcLorsiy The bones u the loyal dead And
still ~th bs IDS playing and sh Gamers lying aud tho
noble old shp Of State tempest tossed drifting along
the very verge o an abyss the august wisdsm Of the
cap,al' merry With wi O, jolly aud ndifsrcrt toast
ing auj Fasting, dancing Md caperng about the White
House S,oss with deviiue imbccility rs though life
ys q intended for n pasime-civil war an agreeable
taDleau shade ofBelsh,7,hrashes Of fNiIevch-s,lien
calf Of Asror-come form 70 ara wanted In Washington
From the JEFF re- nian Democrat
MRS. LIycCf.N's BALL.
The nrst bull gisc1 IN the White House came of
tonight sa.s the Tttpn correspondent Of Thursday
Ilst W. have rerd OF ih, crews Of sinking ships when
al ho,e bra fed brov g off al restraints hum On and
dtyrs srt lig pg 'i'rir revo.ting orgies and mad
caro- sl rim ue nvsngng sprit Of the tempest which
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

Total, 9 mos. .e7o. ,2oo 22,22s,7ss ls.ols'@
To-day's bank statement compares as follow
with that of last week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-09-26
COUNTY LINE ACADEMY,
For Males md EemaIes


fTNHE SECOND SESSION OF THIS INsTI-
1 tuition will open on Monday, the 9Th j. January,
1851, under the instruction Of afr J. p CHuMIE ga,
and other assistance.
Terms, per session Of 81 weeks, one half in ad-
vaace and the other half at the close of the $685.
sion, per scholar, $500.
The entire English course will be taught.
Boarding, in good families, convenient to the
School (washing and lights extra per week 81 so
No student admitted for less than half session.
No deduction. only in case Of protracted sickness.
This Academy is situated in the Sweetwater
Valley, on the old stage road, and in sight Of The
+. Tenn Ga. Rail Road, % miles Southwest
Of sweetwater Depot.
TRUSTEES:
-, Browder, II. ". Simpson,
W.. D. Browder, J. ". Goddard,
y orr, a. G. Small,
L. J. Glaze. w. NJ. He;sleu
H,B; YEARwooD, Sec,y and Treas
Dec IL, ls60--63S
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-09-26
WHO WANTS PROPERTY
OK IAP Z

r OFFER FOR SALE, IN THE TOWN OF
sweetwater, ono Of the BEST BUSINESS
HOUSES in East Tennessee, three stories high;
connected with II a splendid Warehouse Of same
dimensions. Also, very comfortable Dwelling,
two stories high, 2s by 40 feet, with good build
inss connected, such as Negro house. Smoke
house, Dairy, &C., &c. Also, Lot, with good
Stable, Crib, &c. Also, four vacant Lots, which
are destined to be very valuable. Also, a good
Business House, eight miles North west of Sweet
water, in good country for doing business
Also, EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND in McMinn
county. adjoining the Lands formerly owned by
James NJ. Browder. L have a No. 1 STALLION
and JACK which can be bought at fair price
All the property can be bought upon time or be
paid foF in Bankable currency. My health not
admitting Of a continuation Of my b1siness is the
only reason the property can be bought Persons
otherwise WIN. IL, TAYLOR.
Swcetwater, Tenn. June a. 1850 2m-S15
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-09-26
MORGAN PRINCE

rTNHIs FINE MORGAN STALLION wIs
Il selected and purchased, in the Fall of 1890
In Now Hampshire, by the undersigned, after n
careful personal examination Of some four or Ave-
hundred stock Horses, for his pure Morgan blooa
and as possessing in very remarkable degree MI
the requisite points Of an A No. l Stock Horse.
Morgan Prince was ton years old last season 4.
beautiful dark bay, with black legs, name and
tail, and without white; weighs, when in good
flesh, 1850 to 1900 pounds. Has been broken ~
harness, and has unsurpassed beauty Of STYLE and
action, great muscular power, excellent disposi
hon, and for smoothncss Of gait, bottom and
speed, rs trotter, Is not excelled by any. lie IL
remarkably sure, and q marked peculiarly oftbis
Horse's stock is very striking resemblance to
himself both in color and FORM as we saw es.
emplihed in some forty specimens Of his get ex
aminod by us.
Morgan Prince was sired by Kents Granite
State Morgan; grand sire Royal Morgan (now
living, aged 40 yearsj) 6. g. sire Sherman Morgan;
6. g. g. sire Justin Morgan. His dam by Canaan
or Kenyan Morgan, by Boston Tiger or Boston
Morgan, by Cock of the Rock, by Sherman Nor.
gan, by Justin Morgan.
Morgan Prince received the first premium In
the year 1855, 10 his class of Sherman MORGAN
stations, at Grafton County Fair, held Mt Hayer.
bill, N. II. Also, first premium, in same class. AT
Connecticut River Valley Fair, held ut Bradford.
Vermont, 1857. 1t is the Morgan stock of Horses
and this is one of them, sure--that Is now
priced beyond all Others, and have earned a high
or character for dociliy, endurance, STYLE action
and speed as trotters than any other stock of
horses in our country.
The attention of all lovers of good stock is in
vited to this Horse npw making his second sea-
son in Tennessee He will serve limited num-
Der Of Mares the present season, at the stable of
Eli Dixon, five miles East of Athens, at SIG. In
surance, due when the Mare is ascertained to be
in foal or parted with; Sl3 the season, PAYABLE
at close of season; and SO the single service,
payable at time of service. Mares from n diS
lance will be fed at reasonable price. An care
taken to prevent escapes and accidents. but no
liability for any. NJ. A. HELM,
ELI DIXON.
Athens, Tenn, March IA, 1s62--tcs-7O3