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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
THE PEOPI,E,s RAMK
Sherims Sale.

Lewis zeieler, In the Circuit copr.
1-, vs. of Ohio County, In
Pursuant to decree rendered In the above entitled
cause on the nth day Of June, 1850. will procee to
sell at public auction Monday, the 5th day of No
Tenber, 1860. at tho front door Of the Court House
No. So aud 30 fronting on Main Street In thar ,sTT
OF the City of Wheeling commonly called the old
town Of Wheeling, North Of JEFFERSON and East side
of Main Street, described in said decree
Terms Of sale-A credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months tile purchaser giving bonds with good secur.
" bearing interest from date, aud the title retained
until tue purchase money is paid in full.
SAMUEL IRWIN,
OCt2-td Sheriff a e.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06

Rev. J. E. WItsoS.-In the columns of
the Milwaukee Daily Ssntine! we End the
following complimentary notice of our
old. esteemed friend, Rev j E. Wilson, the
late popular pastor of the Fourth Street
Methodist Church in this city.
Rev. J. E. Wilson, from Pittsburgh,
preached in the Summer6eld NJ. E Church
on Sunday last, to unusually large audi
ences. His text in the evening was,
''Sirs, what shall do to be saved3 2" And
more powerful sermon we have not lis
tened to in many a day. Mr. Wilson'S an
eloquent and convincing preacher, with
fine rhetorical style aud mind we'll stored
with the truths of Christianity and fer
tile brain to elucidate them. He will be-
come one of our most popular pastors and
will be instrumental in building IN the
church TO which he has been sent, in au
unprecedented manner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06

WSAD ACcIDEST-A YouXG Man is
T.goEN FROM Horse AND K1LLED.-We
t.srst to announce sad accldent that
c:;arred early on Sunday morning, near
T.trrs three mile house, on the Nutional
lad east of this city, by which a most
saly esteemed young man was killed
VI ]. Lewis Thompkins, employed as
= .smau in The house of TuIlant l. Delap-
inu was exercising young horse, of
plien he had recently came in possession
aal had gone ont the pike for that pur-
pose. Whilst returning to the city and
wen near Walters house, the horse jump
ri, broke the girth and Mr.. Thompkius
WIS thrown violently to the ground,
striking his head upon the hard stones
sei producing fatal conclusion of the
tE.in. Tie young man who accompanied
Nj. T. Immediately aroused the occupants
Q. tie Thee Mile House, aud Mr.. T. was
carried ia, though he was not supposed at
Rat time to be badly injured. he re.
"-'siSA tAS tue hOuSS ia &ts4 4uSGuSlOle con-
tt.ou, never speaking but once, during
Tie whole Ofthe day, aud in the night was
bought into town and safely lodged in his
teiDiiug house. On Sunday night his
Fay;j;ian did not consider him in dan
F''oas condition, but towards daylight
!!''':Fiay morning he commenced sinking
n,3!E and died about o'clock. Mr..
I-oapkius was young man of many
aa'tabIe qualities and his untimely death
vi! be deeply regretted.
What makes the matter still more sorrow
a. only few moments after Mr.. Thomp-
IS death dispatch came for him, re-
s:esting his immediate presence in Ports
aoaih, Ohio, where his brother had met
9Th an accident and wOs not expected to
'F. The lamentable death of one so
!e'as and promising, coming as it did so
aaszpectably, has cast gloom over the
'i'sis OF the teceAsed's acquaintance here
<atE will not soon be forgotten. The
:tsaer Of deceased is an Episcopal Minister
u Portsmouth. TelegrAphic communica-
-oa was had with him aud it was decided
y i9f~ard the remains TO that place this
s'+hlns outhe steamer Courier. The body
Paternity. '--SEH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-Mauy prominent
manufacturers and mechanics publish a
card to-morraw, giving their reasons for
mot complying with the Mayors procInnla-
.tion requesting the business houses to
close during the voting hours.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06

NEW YoRx, NOV. 5tb.-Ebs number OF
voters registered in this city forssthe cleo.
ton Tomorrow is nearly III, 900
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06

RtcHaoxD, Va, Nov s5tb.-col DemmieE
comnlaudnnt of the State armory leaves
for Washsngton to=night By order of the.
Governor, 10 purchase arms for the State
The politicaL.exsitement runs high. s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06


T@PoLtcE APPOINTMENTS ron TO-DAY.
The following extra deputy sberias
Lave been appointed to keep order at the
'''ions precincts to-day:
f,7st Eard-wm. H. Irwin, R. II. Sill
"E and David Greer.
:, .ou't HOuse,--Samuel Smith, Isaiahwar-
"a and y. W. Clenuens.
f :, nth Edrd.-Geo W. Sights, Joseph
or''e and Joseph Marshall.
=. t5 -. hsyd,-John Baer, Joanc. Vail
SHh IFhset;ng.-Joseph seybola, An
NV Bags, Davis Hitchcock aud ]. W.
St-i'Z.
lie following is the
Mayors Proc1amatton.
- Obedience to the ordinance in such
"a, ~ made and provided, and with the
OIL preventing disorder and tumult, I.
Wt We. Wilson, Mayor of the CITY of
9s''ag, do hereby require aud cnioin.
S.,-s,FS OF tarerns, Coffee Houses and
b; uses S''sss where either malt, spirltuOus,
I,,. us liquors are sold, to close their
S.,, W sAis 9th day Of November, 1860,
I'd .'a .s Tue Whole day and night. For each
,.s.S, .esy violation of said ordinance, the
t,rr ,.;'ss shall be promptly aud rigidly en-
oz Sss "a under my hand at the Mayors
crs ls y; sad city; this 9Th day of Novem-
.,.., ANDREW wIrsOx, Mayor.
con. 4 q, Hobbs, President of Ritchetown
-1si! aAs issued a similar proclamation.
ciE0vlr cogRT.4Tn the Circuit
.,..,' ', yesterday. n, Denizot, charged with
a;..ias 0srfe1 of -FOUR from the com
J., 'oh house of Rogers & Son, had a fur
n SS''nination, aud was remanlc,, 10
sumo sixty citizens were adniEted
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
Hay & Fodder Cutters ofall Kinds

Hay 6 Fodder Cutters ofall K1nds
NATE HAVE MANUFACTURED F0R IIs EyCf1r.
w SlVELY for this section Of the country. The
Celebrated Union Gutter,
Of all sizes, for hand aud horse power. We claim
Tor these Cutters: that they arc stronger, having
larger knives and larger fly wheel; will cut more
straw hay or fodder. than any other make OF Cut
ters and with less power WeaIso offer at the man
uflcturers' prices. the we'll known
Telegraph: Cutter, OF aII sizes.
Also the Rochester, Hay and Straw Cutter which
w"rAS on M entire ueW and very ingenious pr:ucias
Also. the HIDE ROLLER; HAY CUTTER. Of ali tile
sizes made, some of them low as $3.50 each
WeArealsO sole agents for Ioushes new self feeding
GWl1Otinc Hay and Straw Cutter,
well made and very superior Cutter. Call and ex
anime before purchasing. JOHNSON &<FKOST.
sept2' q Main ST., Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06

BrTns RtvER.-The Ohio swelled pro-
digionsly on Saturday night aud Sunday
morning thep people were surprised to End
the water booming down at most turbu-
lent rate, and almost bank full. There
were about twenty-five feet water in the
channel yesterday afternoon and falling
The Courier arrived from Cincinnati with
a good trip.
On the last trip down of the salie List,
deck passenger named john Clancy fell
overheard near Bat and Grape Island, aud
was drowned. The mate, Mr.. Smith, went
with tue yawl to rescue him, but was not
able to do so. He came aboard at Roches-
ter, and was on his way to Portsmouth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06
1slg srsAlIsq { SrI1-I - f,lInrnes

A ., N23l21l q ESsa'--
Al !, George Swigcr was waddleiRg along
-"y Alr. Thos. Hughes clothing store, yes
to-day. aud observing a fac sait. Of
CLOTHES which suited him, he just yanktd
tue haTness of pin, and proceeded up
the street He had not gone far when he
was. oYerhanled, taken before Alderman
Wright, and sent up for trial. swiger
had been drinking, and was at the time
drunk from drinking, whisky that would
make any man steal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06

Annexed Is an Alphabetical List Of Article. ,t,c,,
aud usefulness by
sPALDING,s PREPARED GLUE:
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1aily gntelIiae1IIer

: .I.roest Circulation Of any Paper IN
western Virginia. ga
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06

Manufactured by
HENRY Z. sPALD1NG & Co,
40 Cedar.st., New York,
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.SP1I1IaGss pP Ed
/, ,sP4A1snaNe.szPR5zIs z1sIsSys
& sPAhDF4s ssaF, EEzEsPA - ehgF
4 SAVE THE PIEchs:sa
SEcoNoMYl DIsPATeH
F9-"A s S11seals I N ANS
AE :,s ete;d;'tE .stl s.tsfstas.4
convenient way f0t repairing Fuit1Enres GfSSS
sPALDISe's PEIPaREp GrGE
meets all such emergencies aud NO lC,srs can II
fSrd to 10 without il 1t i always roa1yTSna upsi
1io AsiektnS point 1hete no Uneer = ieSSaEi,y 10
In'rinE ehairs, srutstSd venerlF EsadeFS doIH e.,
brUken cGadlG- Il j. just the article oT cHlcstL&U
ana other ornamental Nolk, 90 popular with iaEiOs
Ibis admirable preparation is used eold,s being
SaaSe aSi5 IN s1a' s. ard ~ to
lt,lAay he used in tho iLnr0 Il ordinary IaucilaII
USEFUL IN l8HERY lIOESlsn
=; IA Brush accompanies sasltb0stls EIst, 4
Who1ssNIe Depot, 4sCSd0r-St.,N NJ
Address HENRY G.. SPALDING &. CO, u
Box No. 3,606Ecw York
end twelve epzena beautiful LshSE sapL SLVSt an
| SHsS0'npany tnssach puck ge.ss g
~, single bottle Of sTK1D1E0 1B9rAFEyTY
MAJ sue Ten shines Its cast SJts
sold Iy al prornipens ssAteasso. prget;es. Ilss,
s'nTs: ana tefntufe beols1 G1SSSgp, aud karSs
COUNTRY AeFShants should make note Of sPALl, -
IN =, HI GLGk, when slairE up llpit y
sPALDlT G's PREPARED al &c -
USEFUL n EVERY HOUSE %
sRA1D1Se,s PREPARED errEs .s..siiss
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Address HENRY c. SPALDING 6. CO.,
Box No. 5000 New York

Put mp for peelets In Cases containing forr eIsht
HssolnpanyinS each puck &c. : go : = 6
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~ "A single bottle Of SrtEID1NG'ssrRE
S 49, MI sSSe ten tines Irs pJtr
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sPALD1NG's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
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4 LDlN G's PRBPARRDQlER.

sPALDISG1s PREPARED Glue,
SOLD By lLAIH1VAl&k. DEALERs,
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Country Merchants should make a note Of sPAlu. -
MIS- RRERARED when s.lai.irrE 1llI 5Ilufts
tst 1t VIII stand any clrDnTe. = 8 -. =
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sPALDINo's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD By FURNITURE DEALLEl. ;
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West Alexander Acadenov

NJ USIC .--Persons having ordered Music from
.U1 Messrs. Payne & Co. will call and get it at
D. NGC0LL & BROS Variety Store,
""SW log vain street.
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sPALDlHG's PREPARED OLUE.
SOLD BIZ n0GSE.FUKN1SHlNQ STVRES.
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,.. ASDarw wIIsox, Mayor.
ca, oua d, Hobbs, President Of Ritchetown
4uSi! has issued similar proclamation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-06

honsehold.~HSa -. = 49, 80. =.
Sold by al protninent StAticnArs DruvEf;Cs Iss
Sato aud Furniture Dealers G1G<SlP, aud kSrS ~
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-30

FIRST Gun FOR CAMERON The municipal
election IN Chicago, few days ago, which re-
suited IN the success cf the entire Opposition
ticket BY oyer twelve hundred majority, may
be, regarded as substantial Cameron Victory !!
The eiieers elect, vita one exception, are act
i've members of the Cameron Club, and all
open of aFowed friends Gen. Cameron for the
Presidential nomination. The Mayor elect,
Hon. John Wentworth, recently delivered an
able and eloquent speech before the Cameron
Club, in which he fully endorsed Gen. Came
ron and took strong ground in bis favor as the
''man for the times, the man for the people,
and the man for victory" The general is de-
cidedly popular in Illinois, and will be warmly
supported by the delegates of that State in the
National Convention.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-30

AN UNLUcKY CANDIDATE.-Geu. Henry
ID. Foster, the Democratic nominee for Cover
nor, has been singuarly unfortunate in his ef-
forts to obtain public Office. tie ran for Ca
nal Commissioner in 1S49, aud was defeated
BY James NJ. Power, the Wing candidate, by
nearly nine thousand majority. In 1856, aud
again in 1857, he turned up as candidate for
the United States Senate, but was defeated in
one case BY Senator BIgler, and in the other
bJ John w. Forney. In 1888, Gen. Foster
ran for Congress in his district, which is
strongly democratic, and was defeated by hon.
est John Coyode 10 the tune of eleven hum
dred. He has thus heen shown tc be exceed
ingiy weak before tha people--a fact OF which
there will be additional proof 10 day or two
after the October election.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-30

The Senate Printing Investigating Commit
tee is collecting mass of facts regarding the
printing corruptions of the last Congress, and
also the bargains already made by Bowman,
who has been elected Printer. ltappears tha:
Bowman pays Jewett, OF the Know Nothing
Buffalo paper, 80 cents on tho dollar, for
printing the pest Office blanks, Bowman poek-
etiDg the other half fer nothing. This is even
worse than his agreement with Blair & Rives,
when be gets one third of the sum paid by
Government as his share. Bowman, inding
Heart, the Superintendent of PrlntIng, too
honest man to suit his purposes, Is endeagor-
ing TO have him removed. Heart refuses to
put the Government to the extra expense OF
delivering the paper for the post office blanks
in Buffalo, snder Bowman's so cent arrange
ment, and hence the difficulty. Tue total
amount of this work is about $4,000 year,
and under Bowmans arrangement this nets
him $4,000 proft-for dung nothing. Crow
ell refused 10 execute tao work for Bowman
for SO cents, and Jewett was, ,hereupons ss.s-
ploved.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-30
Bedford, Mar. 6.

''0ecasional,' the we'll informed correspond
en-, of the Philadelphia Press, writing under
date of :he Doth inst, says:
ado not be all astonished if, within few
days, the whole country is agitated by such a
demonstration upon Mexico as will present new
and exciting issues to the people The gear
is almost ripe, and have no doubt, IN short
line will fall into our lap. Ii is said a num-
Der of the military men now in in this city,
(WashingtOn) from all parts of the Union, are
preparing to rush to the field of strife the mo-
u.ent the first gun is fired. The conflict be-
tween the factions III Mexico has reached thsi
height that the empire is being rent to pieces,
and the population, once so bitterly opposed
to everything like annexation to the Uuited
States, now look TO this country as their only
refuge from utter anarchy, and continued and
bloody civil war. at this juncture, with Gen
Houston Governor of Texas, would not be
at all surprised it the Hero Of San Jstinto
should himself be placed at the head of the
Army of Liberation, and should override all
politicians by permanently settling that trou-
blesome problem, aud thus make himself the
Chief Magistrate of the American nation.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-30
DQftfq.
For the Inqasrer.
LINES
To my friend Salfie Nee, Of Puts6urg.
LINES

70 my friend Salfie Nce.. Of Pats5urg.
oh, give friend whose heart throbs With feeling
Is worthy each thought Of my bosom to know,
Who, when emotion ny tongue is revealing.
Can share in my bliss, or can feel for my woe.
Who when 90 wrong, win feeIugly ehide me,
And point out the beauties of virtue and truth,
And when am weak, will never deride me,
But view with compassion the feelings of youth
As the vine Of the forest ondoaringly twines
Round some stupendous tree,
The longer it grows, the more closely it binds,
Till felled by the axe-man's own hand.
Ills thus, round the hearts Of the good and the tsaer
Eniwines the dear feeling Of friendship and love
And when tolhe rude stroke ofdeath they surrender
fransplanted from earth, they shall flourish above.
]. V. S.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-30
THREATENING To REPLY

B1igddler General George Washington B0s0-
man, on the morning after be MAS elected Prn-
ter to the Senate, announced in tie columus OF
bis paper, she Constitution, that
"N shall take occasion to notice some Of
the points of the discussion yesterday. and IT
pig, in good temper, to ZONE of the allegations
which were made against tue editor OF this pa
per. Tbs isa duty ace owe 10 oUsseicss, TO o1
patrons, and Tie party rhioh dams or services
and aiiegtaace."
Up to latest dates rot a word has been utter
cd by this clustering auc corrupt Government
Printer. Senator Brown, of Mississippi, ex-
posed Bowman s corrupt combination with Wen
DELI, aud threatened the Scoundrel, on the loor
of the Senate, with criminal prosecution =
The william dare not reply 10 terms offensive 10
the Mississippi Senator, or be will be further
exposed aud disgraced, il rot personally ohas-
tised. Come, Brigadier, perform this promised
dmy-you ''owe it to yourself, to your patrons,
and to your party who elected YOU Nth Q
knowledge Of your gu,is.-KaoruiAe Whtg.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-30
For tn: Inquirsr.
HOPE OF HEAVEN.

o, how the hope Of heaven lights
The pilgrims darbened road,
O, how the hope of heaven tends,
Fe lead us up to Col.
o, how consoiiDg is the hope
That when the storms are o'er,
We III anchor safe within the port,
Upon the ''shiuiug shore.''
That hope around the sufferers heart,
Its cheering tendris twine,
That hopes indeed a natural branch,
From the eternal vine.
That hopes wreath of flowers bright,
From heavens eternal shore,
Where we expect to live and sing,
When all our tolls are o'er
Let all the praise of mortal tongues,
To God alone be given,
For this inestimable gift,
This cheering hope OF Heaven
Akersville, March, 1860. INA.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-30

The following are tue appointments made by
the NJ. 4. Conference, which recently met al
Lewisburr, for the Juniata District GEORGE
GUYER, P. L. Hollidaysburg, b. 3. Snyder
Altoona. S. Creighton; Woodbury., .. Graham,
j. w. Buckley; Schellsburg, w. Il. Stevens,
E. Buhrmar; Bedford Sutton, S. Barnes; Bed
ford Circuit, Q. CIeAver, II. Lynn; New Grena.
dn, A, j. Bender, one to be supplied; Cssssille,
j. A. Coleman, j. G. Moore: Huntington. 5.
L. NJ. Conser: Manor Hill, A. N. Barn,z, j.
G. Clark; Williamsburg, 7. Bsrakart; Brwing-
ham, j. A. Meliek, d. l.. Smith; Phitipsburg,
II. Wilson, j D. Brown; Carweosvilla md
Clearfeld. w. L. Spotssood; New Washiagtoa,
E. w. Kirby, G. Fl. Kitchin; GAINESVILLE, Ii. $.
Mendenhall, VIM. A. Houck.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-30

The triennial election Of the County Super
iutendent Of Common Schools will take place in
the several counties Of this Commongealtk, On
the liFst Msnday in May next The law pro-
v4e3 taat tie election shall be held al tho
zonnty seat Of each county.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-03-30
ggGEIpTS Am EXPENDITURES

81 Tie Poor and House Of EnapFoynlsHI q
Bedford Courfy, for the gear commencing
JANUARY Sd. 1859, and ending January 4
1860. p.,,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-25
Another Baby

4 yeahe Woman, apparently ahaui ~
years a ~ snail Ia statare bgl wtIi dfss-
SET, wns Bagsrs slofasa vitH fisFs esi On
ms 'rsiu ose night last wseA. md hs1 sou.
setia4 Ia = ssr; u SARA, aa5sf hef asu'lls.
a very nusll, feeble. al tasaK laisai, scarce
Is shls 10 cry aaa destined not 81 Hvs long.
The saudasieY Aissesers5 lts Eses. as sse
raisea her saaiilla. % get cat her measy, 10
PSI her passage, and asked her nwhst that
Sas7a Size replied - bid lie esaflh-
ned where Is yoBt husband r. She replied.
4 hase HoAc
pen faFthsT iu4aiFy she stated shat she
vas fru,s aaftfssss.ors, had bscn tsy,as
,rssiat days ~ she Humphreys H7uts. ~
this city, sad ass going 60 aa6ou, Va u
tufss srt bat shs eas nst e the Humphreys
n"gs~, sad u IA fair b. prs sHs,s thss her
uthsr stststpsais y eye aitp false She paid
has pssssge 70 BRISTOL raf 90 o, lbi- tig--
spi vas Eoiag cat to ~ Asrs.k sf f6,s ~.
-,,efsrsncs. sHiah she -auiI easily d. 80
crossing 'hs Hais'or ar r-'-ses Rivers b.
'iroH ak nc iH@rt out| Tee vinHow, -
ezra eft tas i'5y saloon. f.r -fe rsst into
lhs s,I,au. before abe palf Asr resssrs
ws n.Hst Leak sF this sausn, su3 sspo.s
agr sri her ar arsp'.ss faet absU NET play
aH these tri.k vlea kao1s DE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-25

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-25

Nafrsatsd PsrslF Vegetable, .aasepae
FttE AiLLtSS - RsAfs ds RaA Nlss Efaa
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