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State Of Tennessee, Roane County.
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wv. Selkison.
TT APPEARS TO ME FROM THE AFPI-
i dayit in this cause that the defendant SelkisOn
has absconded and left the State of Tennessee, it
is therefore ordered by me that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Athens Post,
notifying the said w. W. selkison to appear be-
fore me, at my Office in Roane county, Tennessee,
on the Goth September, 1862, TO make his defanse
to said suit or the same will DO taken for confess
cd and set for bearing &C payis
w. S. GEERS,
si Y y fer RaeRe.oenHt5sf
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Collection of Taxes in Insurrection-
ary Districts.

The Yankee bill for the collection OF
direct taxes in the insurrectionary dis
tricts has become law. 1t provides for
the sale of real estate in certain cases for
this purpose. Where owners Have aban-
doned their landsto engage in the rebel
lion, and the same shall have been struck
off to the United States ut vendue, the
Commissioners proposed to be appointed
may lease the same under such regula-
tons as will secure proper and reasona-
BILE employment, at wages, or upon
shares of the crop of such persons and
families as may be residing upon the
land. Tie proceeds of the leases and
sales are to be paid into the Treasury,
one fourth of which is to be paid over to
the Governor of the States wherein such
lands are situated, or his authorized
agent, when such instruction shall be
put down, and the people shall elect a
Legislature and State officers, who shall
take an oath to support the Constitution
of the United States, and such fact shall
be proclaimed by the President, for the
purpose of reimbursing the loyal citizens
of said State, or for such other purposes
as said State may direct; and one-fourth
shall also be paid over to said State as a
fund to aid in colonization or emigra-
ton from said State of any free person Of
African descent. who may desire TO re-
move therefrom to Hayti, Liberia, or any
other tropical State OF. colony
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tyr. GRANT WILL BE ABSENT FOR
two weeks, aud wishes 10 say To- these bav-
ing work that DO win be sthone At the expiration
" that time
juno 20. ls62-2t51s
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LIST OF LETTFRs

ID EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT
III Athens, on the LIST da, Of July, 1852;
Acock, John Hermon, w. b.
Brown, Allen Henderson, Mrs Jane
Brown, Joseph II. Jones, Mrs. H. I.
BuIiugton, jesse Jonos, Mrs Eliza
Bailey, Jim Johnston, Mrs. Elizabeth
Boqfer, John 2 jackson, Andrew
Baker Miss C. King, Benjamin
Burns, WIN. Lawson, Mrs. Amanda
Bottoms. Braxton Long, Miss Haret
Bradford, J. f.. Lambert, +.
Bradford, Calline NJ Lake, Capt. |. T.
Brown, Mrs. Sarah Lunch, X. NJ.
Beck, Col, +. X. Lester, Mrs. l.. A.
Cate, Mrs. Any Lester, Mrs Lou.
Casteel, J.S Lee Lou.
Cate, Miss E. r. Lusls, Mrs. Mary
Gates, G. X. Lambert, l..
Gait, j. J. Lathem, Miss Molle
Carson, Mary Jane Lusk, Mrs. Mary c.
esuriy, Elizabeth Lipeh, Lieut.. John W.
Carright, NJ. c. Norris, Susan
Cate, N, j. Malone, William
Casteel g. Miller, Patton
Cotton, X. f. McCuistion, Mrs. T.
Carton, L. Mic, Mrs. Sarah
Cook David Null Miss An
Cate, X. Mormon, G. b.
Casteel, Miss Manda McCrary, Robt.
Cry, 1. B. Mires, j.
Goats, Miss Luvisa Miller Miss Margaret
Dawson, james NJ. McGrew, Mrs. Mary Z.
Dennis, Miss Sirene Mesimer, II. NJ.
Daft, Rufus McCamiss James
Drumaoyny, Nancy McAdoo, X. A.
Eollham, Mrs. Mary E. Matlock @. L. ,,
Eony, James IL. Miner. w. A.
Everton A. Neitt VIM.
Ensmipgcr, Miss Marier 0rng, Elizabeth
Eusminger, Miss MaryF Parker, W. c.
Farmer, Washington Pcndergrass, Jesse
I Frisbee Thos, Price, A. j.
Pooruby, j. H. Priesthood, Miss NJ.
EraAklin, j. X. Price, Mrs. Margaret
Farmer, Miss Sallie Robinson, l.
Forester, Miss Mary Rodgers W. X.
Guthrey, Thos Rutherford. Sarah
Gardenhire, Hon. Z. H. Reynolds, Mrs. Mary
Grosen, Miss Rraueis Ruekcr, Wan. a.
1 kIrierey C4eu, Scyior, 3iins Moilie
Gannoi Miss e. shipman, Miss Mary A.
Gipson, Miss Margaret Stockton, Miss Jennie
Garrison, j. 4. Slater, Mahala
Green, Mr.. 4 Mrs. Thos, Small, Miss Eliza 2
Grant, Ord. c. Sewer, Miss Mary
Gilbreath, III: Slger, q.
Hunt, Mrs. VIM. h, Smith, John
Hicks, W. II. Talent, Ihos.
IInly, Mrs. Mary Tompson, Hiram
Hood, John Taylor, ". H.
Hayes, j. c.. q j., X. league, ]. w 2
Hortin, Thomas S. Wilkey, NJ.
Hunt, William X. Walker John 4.
Hodges, James A, Waller, Ihos. -
Harper, Maj A. X, Walker Miss sallie
Hacker NJ, NJ Wilkins. Rev. John
Hacker, Miss NJ, 7. Ware, ]. X.
Hutscl, Mrs. Mag. wheeler, Mira Lornda
Hale, Mrs. Maggie Watson, Grant
Helums, Mira Lucy II. Yokly, =.
Nzs- Persons calling for letters in the abov
list will please say they arc advertised There !
Two Cents additional Postage due on each letter
for advertising, which is paid TO the printer.
July 4, IS62-3t q. A, JORDAN, n NJ
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situate IN the Western part u Athens. Knoru ~
the Cate Walker Grocery Lot, upon which
there has been new Framed House erected.
JOHN L. BRIDGES. "a ".
: Jnns ~, 1862 -et-prs fee s5,ec-71s
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aannntion.

BALDWIN, Fla, June 26 Information
considered reliable, has been received
here that British ships are now blocked
ing the port of ST. Augustine. cutting of
ali supplies bound for the Yankees. a
Lincoln transport, in attempting 10 enter,
was captured and is now held as a prize.
Al last accounts. the Federal troops at
st. Augustine were IN a starving condi'
ton and preparing to march across the
conntIy to the St. Johns.
81 IS also reportad here that tho British
war yessols arc bloolading the mouth Of
tho st. Johns river.
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J. W MeNuu,1
~. Anaehmenf.

rs attachment
Reuben Lacy.
TT APPEARING TO NE FROM THE an
i hdavit in this case that the defendant Lacy
has abseonded aud left the State Of Tennessee, II
is therefore ordered by me that Publication be
mado for four successive weeks IN the Athens
Post, notifying the said Reuben Lacy to appear
before me, at my office in Roane county, on tho
18th dsy Of October, 1852, to make bis defense to
said suit, or the same will be taken for contested
and set for hearing &c pafte.
4E W. s. GEERS,
y. r. for Roaae eo,ain.
Juno,6, le82-4t-prs fec S3-715
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J. A, ANsLEY,
Gen'l Commission & Produce Merchant,
Office No. 800 Broad street
Augusta, Ga.

Office No. 800 Broad street,
Augusta. Ga,
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 DrAfte.
REFEREScEs ;-Either Bank in Augusta, Ga :
Paadleford, ray b Co., Savannah, Ca; Geo. W
Williams 4 Co, Charleston, S. O.; Yeatman, Rob
crson & Co., ST. Louis, Mo; W. A. Richardson,
Louisville, Ky; w. b. Shalard 4 Co., Nashville,
Tenn.
n B. "A rigid adherence to the principles Of
legitimate Commission Business will be observed.
July IL, ls6l--tf
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which comprises many needfu articles Of, mer-
chandizc. The public are respectfully invited 10
attend the sale, as there viii % many articles Of
Goods sold which cannot, perhaps, be bad else-
where at this time. j. c. CARLOCK,
Kxecutor Of John Crawford, decd.
juno Is. 1862-ts-7I6
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rs Dnyia Gate and Horny Walker. a
TNyTHIBacAusE x WILL SILL, ON 1HN
i "a day n August next On Tho premises in
Athsps MeAtDn eoan,y, T,nnesree. fet Cash ID
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De5- The hotel registers Of Me,nphis
sho'y qpitea nerabeg q arrivals sacl, day
froa the Ner'h. hps none from the South
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CHANCERY SALE.

'Tandy g. Rice, James II. Rice, A. sartain and
others.
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER MADE
i in this cause at the February ternl 1852,
will, on tho lst day o. August uext proceed to
sell, at theresidence Of respondent 7. s. Rice, At
Mouse Greek, IN Melilnn county, Tennessee, for
Cash in hand, The following described Property,
10 witt -a
A Tract Of Land, or Three Town Lots,
iuthe town Of Mouse Creek. Mcslinn county,
Tennessee, and District No. f--said Town Lots
heing the'samo NOW owned and occupied BY said
7, !. Rice "a resldence
Also, tho following
m rImGE&0Iess
Lewis, aged about 50; Elnelno. aged ~, Cabs
aged Z; sesr, aged a and Dan. 4ged yeass,
JOHN II. bh IDdES. =, ~ n
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WOOD WANTED!

TIVE SUBSCRIBER WANTS TO PUR.
L chase ~ or II loads HICKORY or ASH
WOOD, for which hc-yill pay the CASH on de.
livery. SAM. p. WINS.
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our most obedient servant,
{" On to Richmond"

Agent and corresponding Editor Of the
Kentucky Freeman.
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RICE.

RICE.
"A LARGE LOT OF FRESH NEwscRof
N RICE just received and for sale at a very
low price. S. X REEDER.
NoyS 1861
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FLOUR FOR SALE.

A SMALL LOT OF sUPERFINE FLOUR
N on hand and for sale by s.. REKDEK
Also. lot Of Good Fair Common Flour. thatI
will cell at So, so sack 3. X. REEnER.
April 4, 1852
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COMBS
GOOD BARGAINS,

TN MEMS AND BOYS, SUMMER CLOTH
III ing, may be had BY calling on
April 1s, 1921 CIEAGE 4 BRETT,
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HellumS Mr6. Lucy IL. 4 Okiy, Ist
Mss- Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say they arc advertised. There u
Tive Cents additional Postage due on each letter,
for Advertising, which is paid TO the printer.
July 4, IS62-3t q. A, JORDAN, n. NJ
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State q Tennessee. Roane County.

June 8. iss2-4t-prs fec ss.s7i5
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For incidental expenses of the quartermaster's
thirteen dollars and eighty cents.
two milliontwo hundred aud ftty~four thousand one
hundred and Oighty-SiS dollars and eighty-onc
cents
For transportation of officers baggage. fifteen
Thousand three hundred and SiNty-Seveu dollars.
For purchase Of dragon horses, two hundred and
ninety-seven thousand three hundred and thirty
five dollars.
For clothing, camp and garrison eQuipage, one
million, three hundred ane fifty thousand hum
dred aud nifty one dollars and thirty-eight cents.
For current expenses Of ordnance service, twenty
thousand dollars.
For ordnance ordnance stores. and supplies, iucIu-
ding horse equipments for all mounted troops four
hundred thousand dollars.
For manufacture of arms, sixty thousand dollars.
For increasing the manufactures. capacity of the
national armorY. fifty thousand dollars.
For purchase of syunpowder and lead. forty thou.
s1rd dollars.
For purchase ofarilIsry horses twenty-five thou
sand dollars.
For hire Of quarters for troops Of store houses for
the safe keeping Of military stores, Of grounds FOR
summer environments, and FOR Temporary huts. one
hundred ard htty-eight thousand two hundred and
eighty-three dollars and eighty-one centS
Sec :. And be il further enacted. That all apprC-
printions and all provisions law herein contained
applicable to three years volunteers shall apply I'll
two years volunteers. and all other volunteers WIN
have been may be received into the service of the
United States for period exceeding three months
Approved. July Il. 1861.
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July 70. 1851.
TPrarc.-No- 81

An ACT to provide for tho payment of the militia
and volunteers called iRto the service of the Uni
ted States, from the time they called into
service 70 the thrtieth day Of June. eighteen hum
drei and sixfy-one.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
ssntstives Of the United States of America IN Con-
gress assembled That there be and hereby is apprO-
pTiEted out Of any money in the Treasury not 9TH
cTFise appropriated. the of i've millions seven
hundred and sixty thousand dollars. or 50 much
thereof may be Necessary, to enable the Govern
meat to pay the militia and volunteers called
service Of the United States, being additional
amount required for the fscal year ending juno
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and siXty-one-
Approved, July 10. 1851
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
SI1 LkbD 100
LoCA A TED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrles-Sts..
r A L T N o. + NJ n

L D,
Cor. Baltimore and Chnrles-Sts..
BALTIMORE, MD.
TENIIIS INSTITUTION Is NOW N THE MOST
i prosperous and dourishing condition. Twice du-
ring the last two has it been necessary obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the in
cretsing number OF students, representing nearly
every state in the Union.
1t now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
deEirably located buildings in the city. The rooms
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered to Young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Room, to obtain n
Thorough Practical Business Education generally arc
unsurpassed in any particular. by any similar esta
lishment in the United States.
FACULTY:
E.. x. LOSIER
Principal-Lecturer on the Science of Accounts Com
Inerce, Business Customs, etc.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor of the Theory and Practice of
and Commercial Calculations,
Ii. DAVIES.
Associate Professor of Book K eeping.
n. C. JOHNSON,
Professor of Business and ornamental Penmanship.
S. t. WILLIAMS, Esq,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. L. TEATES REESE, D. D..
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. 2. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Hon: Thos Swami, Vim. II. Keighier, Esq :,
Jacob Trust, Esq. VIM. Knabe ESQ
The College is provided with a Commercial Library
dents.
Each Student has desk to himself, and is sepa-
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter at any time.
tocompietet the full course,
from s o IL weeks.
DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully Ornamented Circular. con-
Exterior and Interior View of the College, various
characteristic designs. penmanship &c. sent by mail
free Of charge, accompanied catalogue giving full
particulars. Address T. X. LOSIER
Baltimore Nd.
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Seed. And Be it further enacted That every PEI
SOB Md appointed assistant PaYraster shall,
at ths TINE of his appointment, be not les than
tEentyrone years of age nor more than tVeenty-six
years: and that, previous TO his appointment, bis
physical mental and moral qualifications shall be
Inquired into and avoTably reported upon by
Bo1rd Of Paymasters appointed for that purpose by
The Secretary Of the Navy, and under such regua-
Sec. s.. Andbe it further enacted, That the anuu-
Al pay Of shAite as follows viz:
On duty at for the rst i've years AFTER date Of
coInmissf6n one thousand three hundred dollars at
ter i've years from date Of commission, one thousand
dre hundred dollars.
commission thousand ,iVlArss after fivs years
from date Of commission, one thousand two hundred
dollars
On leave OF absence or waiting orders for the first
i've years after date of commission. eight hundred
thousand doliars and when attached to vessels for
SEA service each assistant p0ymaster shall be entitled
to one ration Per day.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted. That from and
affe- tie passage OF this act commanding officer
of any vessel in the navy shall lie required to per
form the duties of paymaster or assistant paynas.
ter; and when such Office shall become vacant, by
death or otherwise, in ships on foreign sta
tons OF on the Pacific coast of the United States
the senior officer present may make acting APP
pointment of any Mt person to perform the duties
until another paymHster or assistant paymaSter
shall report for duty. Any person performing the
9ntleS OF IAynaster or assistant paymase in accor
dance with this section lbut not otherwise shall be
entitled TO receive the pay Of sUsh grade whliSt
acting.
Sec. S. Aud be it further enacted, That each as
sstant paymaster shall, upon his appointment enter
into bonds in the amount # ten thousand dollars,
with at least two good ana sufficient securities, for
the faithful performance Of s duties and that as
sistant paymRsters shall have rank and precedence
with assistant geons not passed. and that all ap.
pentmeuts TO I'LL vacancies in the corps of paymas
tiers shall be made by regular promotion from the
list of assistant IayInastcrs.
Sec 6. And be it further enacted, That within six
months after the expiration of the present insurrec-
ton the corps of paymasters and assistant paymas
tevs shall be reduced the number of seVeaty-five
in the whole.
4 Lr.l.-
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December, 1857, 81 far as the same can OF may be APP
piled to the provisions OF this and ineonsi-
tent Herewith. are hereby revived or rG-enacted
Sec. IL. And be it further enacted, That, to defay
all the expenses that may attend the execution of
this act the sum of two hundred thousand dollars,
so much thereof as may be necessary, be and the
same is hereby appropriated. To be paid out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved, July l., lS6l.
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WHEELING. 18Th April. 1901.
IL - IL. ! IL =. - -

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" and s:teT ;hs 18Th d ArEtl, 1861. tbs passen-
" ger Trains viii b. EuE a. follows. Tiz:
The EEpEss5 Train leaves Wheeling dalv evcerlt
Sundays al 10 4. u, BeuNOoi At LOGO a NJ arriy-
lrg in Baltimore ~ 40 A. n connecting with tile
ErPEess train for Philadelphia. NesE York. Hos:cn
AID all the Eastern cities. leaving at G:I5 A NJ ar
rIves at Washington AZ 52r 4. NJ making close con
uecftOn EFith the Southern lines Tor all Tr;s IF TIE
south. J his train stops IL the principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
returning Leaves Baltimore at 5+i5 r. ~ and
Washington City nj 2:i5 =. ~, arriving at Beuwol
ri A u. and Wheeling AT CT A NJ. making direct
connection with the ENpTesstriu for all parts Of the
West. Southwest and Northwest This train stops
only Tor meals and Tyyd and water.
The Mail Train leaves daily including SUNDAYS nj
G:5I p. ~, Benwocd at 7:2j +. NJ, and arrives in
Baltimore at 3:l5 J.. II. connecting with the Mail
train. leaving FDT Philadelphia, New York Boston,
and all Eastern cities Mt 4i5 =. NJ. arrives at Wash
Ugton City at $50 =. n. connecting with the South
crn lines for all parts of the South. Thfstran stus
Huntington Water Station iairmunt and Grafton.
Returning. leaves Baltimore Mt j:3O A. NJ. Wash.
in-ton City AZ SOS 4. u. and arrives at Bcnwo0d Mt
1910 81 and Wheeling at 1922 T.. NJ. connecting
with the EGprcss train for all parts of the Southwest
West and Northwest. This train stops the priu-
cipal stations only
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accom-. olatiar runs
daily except Sundays, leaving Piedmont at G:IU A. "
and arrives at Wheeling AT $40 f.. NJ.
j. b. FORD, Agent.
W.P SIXTH. Master of Transportation
l.. NJ. CoLE. HenI Ticket Agent. ap2O
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30 it enacted by the Senate and House of Renra.
Eentaives of the United States Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the grade of assistant nav.
master in tho navy Of the United States be and hers
by is established and that from and after the paS
Sage Of this act the President Of the United Stateg
oy and with the advice and consent Of the Sonata
aGy eppolnt assistant paymaSters from time to time
tney GhAn DO needed for active serYieefn the ~
w. not exceeding thirtyEt in number.
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in. MCCULLOUGH. President
2. q MYERS. Gent Ticket A-'t rlgr6
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Three Through Pa senger Trains,
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The Capacity Of this Road is now equal to any in tile
Country.
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[PUBuc-No.4,

LPUBLIc-No.4.
AN ACT to provide for the appointment Of As.,..
t0nt Paymasters in the Navy.