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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02

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thsy sfst 'rsis,-s SO, alle t'lo "a relieve
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GU u00 ssere. - sl. t2s .u0o 600 lls
far 20 rIssSme that essL.ri u tas
sa,"uat W,ll 50 is,s The hsaas u thieves.
ssd b. 'pssspsiisd 10 s,ety s,,aeiyesbIe
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02
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waskibgsos By The ua,ssrlsed Ijs@aet.ey,
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wofe 4s ssre 10 wsshtHstBs shiIs
tAis Fspes vas eifesistinx. saa ws then
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hssAe rtslly bssRs. y sho- ~ smpsy
boHrs, 10 mUrh 20 lhs,. 80 deem itaa
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02

pfArH 90 pisfNuJtsutp ORArra
40 ~EA1AsNAN. 90 Asg-.'-. G4., ~
.a-1hs iln Ma g. lrr,l,,s, ~ Sssth
JsrlltBs, died 90 Cola'ubu. yesterday
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02

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eng her voss.
fsv sxesseueaa Sssiaissse thspusao
The Cosvsstiae, "a apaa ths we ehlch
visginis ssiEea Elss, Nsalo aresaa sks
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02
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sa- uth ssrh sIhsr, ins the bose., Ia, u
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s,s,y-ts 1bis .i4Hed ,As tyr bs,Is Il
ih- - lisru.Hies,s, add th,n the bill
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sod bJ the time the lssi frliou ~, iLFuap b
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HrtIee. Ne hrd the kpt littL mtsiIsg,
snd Il u"Rid haze Tsir,shyd yanT dear
whig seai IL kEEe breH bore We have
Democracy d,sh, tisIs the whols - IL,
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have hrsrT seeR hsE -, issas Of yaur
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'Ps-k ssd tas~ y,.s ht repa,siisn e.
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ypI nss bslirEs ! am SEALING hghI, 800
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b. s.TIb psyuR tr
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lo.'st ga 70 fSbf,.h my isftr ! sm u,t
ia s~srrh 81 fIce. ssd daH't vsnt NY
aaus beGrs Ibc public | ipIeRl 10 IJy
and gsi 'pb.o',beis fpE sou, ID haps. 10
be sbis 10 d. "a. 90 ss,s >, | can ssoeTiAia
JaaF terms. Are IVA gsLlistipg tam
Ia''gs YngsS , ssd " "a, shat are Ihs
Isfu.sf fsTdsa ny lruyshy letter, aud
believe ne, ~ith Wssh rs-pses,
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02

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fstN 81 = rs tsyss fc4fffu Fenssi 81 ~ tFif
ist fAAissk tEsH Hsrtssstt 4ss 80, al " 4 =
s5efstf y ffi3 r. sis4stFa itise F.si g. faett
90 f8sfs1ss sspais ssss eaasf5s Tbs tgia So
g F$4Esk - lss ~ ss1asstspses g. e. sssssi tns
= ~ tsrfiGa ast sFstss - sittissf, a Fdtss -
sfsess tsssfA sis-asiss ~ fsEssteiss a. siii
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02

Htfa DTET aAtH nEEft-HAIR
DIVE fft-sn ntFi q Fssf. So
The oftEtsst are stst ~ ths ~ ssid
A. arha1s - sssf4 ~ A. 80 go - 80 90
% fls ~ - srfst.s fte-is
GhAT Hfb - tt-ff usfR De- insts.r1r 'e
hsssfifsT 80 krssH Eizrt -s'Aast isia7y
T. - azff skts
TiFrtA. aSbaEA aAb DIPLOMAS As4s l.ss
assfsta - v = tsst t-as sfts- isse - Z -
60 ss sites- ts7s Aesrl asss fss Esif - So Fsf
fsss = - tszssss i5s.
aa Htsfssf.sss no - t.aesisss sdfsf 50 70
= ~ isseH7is ttns s1taTs sas ~
ta5sF- > - . - Assssrf hrz e nsss - fstlss8.
80 % tt = o q Hzf tfsa BsHsfa~A. fhs HztF 10
80 srfsss > - 8 30 ~ sht- = - Hgs
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efFss 49, sol sHrss - fsaises
80 Tie aesssh- 49, ~ haHss ara sfaI1~as hFaa .
st~~i gtsJs HsE sstas -tars e -sfA % 4
NGLiIaN Hsr, lJFFsIH.
sar'tfJ - $50 srFvsi Tafs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02

htGhte OF Nfc1tNs=-tssis aFa ~ tas
e-asA 49, ~ssHsaz sss ss,sls.s siaas = = : ~
tsf u - Fssspss ttsists Fsaafsts nss-s a -
taa-gssre 81 rsFif sfnsss salltis ias - sAe 49,
aess h kNsAs ~ Csss rassss1 f<asl ~.
safF tsss- 49, sssaa ls.i Fl tssiiis 80 $50 h4Fs
Fsfral ssAs1Hs - ssttse-s - ~ s9Fss4 ksiress
ksihssasi asssis ~ hs,iats tEs, - 40 -
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02

Etsr- anFaE -ss 80 90 .,..t ~ Re- p Tsu-
fBs a. F4rs. .ssr tHs q strFs- Tees - y -
sttr q r..a. 90
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02

hstEs sifrs " fsAglsse ~ $50 - fsfsisr ~. ~
as1est q A'sl fsss fi's 4, ssis thsl ~ sse
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02

A MASONIC FESTIVAL.
AT aArNaED- VIA t>l"> Co., TrSS.
an THE 23p DAY ~ JUNE,
Isl. g. -aseh 80 s-r'hr Hsa.as g s.z F-sa-.
b. fsfsa -l.-i tisia So t.-ar r. .- =
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to- allss-.s - t-r &C.,. s=-d 49,.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02
BROOK SIDE FARM
FOR SALE:

hNE tF lHE Mtt~f ATIRAt-
ava 80 s.s,s-fs- 500. ssrs-s riss-s 49, -ss
saas Hs-ia-ss o. - tHtE saasrsiH~ So la3fl.4
So ~ -. &. sa-s-ss - fif= ssta- rai--
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htsH sFzrs 20 rs.s este o
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hass = - a-s-s s-ssssEs- ~ . So. --s 81
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I've saapss+. sasats esz1ssfstfFH-i -E1.a fHs
f~aTa tssass ee.rss1fa. sEr re- -tfa t-s- etc..
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N~@iilsa ia -y-as- 49, 49, &c., -. b.
Hsasa - - f-1s- sfra Cfii- r-sr.-Er % o.
s-tsf' e. -ssss stusi- A. ta-aas a. zsHsE=g
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a. = s. tssi- tras ras 1zat .F I- lzs-#sszg =-s.
fkefss-s - - 80 ts-F H-.a H.seE
80 So F7ssa D. -Hztsfh ~H~HEi-Hf raHs#
si'afl - af-f 49, g 80 ayfFaas- Hl-4-s a.l
xEsr.
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f-s=irsss IS ~ 49, @ Eazzr To- -i .-. F.,s.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02

= III = NNHN - . Ii y = = =
81 se firfs sirr ft1 tfss7fs SO sEssts sizes ts
49, = 80 agt6h 80 hifseast-eas SIT f+hraFas
Hafhs Hsasss elif a,4ss. ssfs Fffaih Fdis $50,
aed Esefitesa - ii-asss - O. rfssi 50 s=Esrs
ssr = Hsstaut 4 hss issfa rsias seq
sffb Fsfsfx ~ tsf 3 ossaf q ~ ssss
faiisfai - sl-sisit - fitf sttsh 80
kfasd = faa6y fafss - - asirhtgfAs,la - EHfs
kslss& y lisa sssgs-
fkissa Gss Htas FssE q -ii-s isss ne
hafae st4rfst 8s8fAlfsA ~ sfsfir
Aei ase4 tke sfss u a. Na-laeg ttassaanf hsss
sls kias - gise faeq ifetse = y sfss sardsfs ~
Ser ssek fsrs fsaBg = 9sesH - sssFa ar. Tbs
hrlf = 80 ieif ftsfa aiatEf So 3 hss- q
y esrs n fHasssfssf - ffassas szsfssa ffslasrsf
> $50 = ~ f<ssssistie 80 tssssF asa
ffaTs sl<t saftlh asd faalS1 lsssashssF Naift 50
saaik Sussisz, Aasage ~ ~ stss5s - - sasss
bsf - eree ssEsfS FfHE
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02

80 Wklf- 1bs sssssst5. - RessFs rsrfsgsrs 70
rsaszr ie sasssisttas $50 t ratfsrH
p ti~f& . stf+zaif sss-Tft sE-i.sF see ras
t*=f eFsf5,t - Hhf-lfaH ssa tss-f Frtf
e . -s-s-iii - ~sstt'i-s - ~ts-s-f. ss Re
fs.rfsAss $50 fassf 80 IE-s b. tfi. ftsf .-.
tsss e--fas q assts-s- 80 So ulth r~ffsfuFf
Efesast fsAs -sd s-s-4 49, ksa- t3srsa 20. -Af
- "a Pa fsrss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02
wsasI wIs-it. MANNHEIM

.- - "a SO ft-afSfs ssfs $3.50 ra-T -
sffassif itzhf ssst ss4-s,-.sss
80 - 49, tsfua-- sssl-srF - safaf . fHaH
= = - a. ifstra Ms -afg t-+sf- -
tsTs stfsf 'fitfs sst - bssfs rsizfasass ---'
"a hohd siessf 81 tsA .s4tgty
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02

! = = = ' - = = TI71-FT"77 ?
So atlS = azsiify a. sias
fsffsf sAs lks sfsss-fA@fs sstzaaisFs4 tashsf
reiis ~ tssstfns sef f-ttfefit IT, 800 eszes -
ffsftt-s sns ts-rffb Fit~ - trfefs - f.tsHs -
aesls<s isaeHetsals ~ ss-s sia 80 aisfs sd
Si s-t t>at tsss di-osssssF = ths sssts. thas
b FittPsesfs h3riFa - ~ tsss ~ i.aa
Sc isns thia p fhs iss - tefe - % tssi -
fas-r a. sees n thstr hes 81 - sy-st ssfa
lssaf . s3ssftia4 Ftefsssitssk fhsy ssss hsa
SrA - ssusisdss ~ sl1sf = Sc fittsis uios SO
sstsaaaits
Eii - fifasgsst s-4 d.asfz Fs~ssaiFr ss-fs HAsrs
&C. sss ~ ,efits- ssut ishreiIlsr ci4aela.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02
psll and Essret. IN Al.hama.

The ,up tail,eisg ls,tsts IFvlH AiabalnA,
sPssL ET ih.esslsss, and si,bosrA nj
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btr-ss q MI ssslsr.E Doe OF he
satsts ,sh~esikes iai vuF paper. uH,,s, Ike
Vsusitios ttzsi 90 hsVr aot gsHe v,eS -
Ihs i'ra.vcrs is pss,ye The sIpr -siau
NV BE- ases.ed iB,is seeiirs,, bst 80
al. b ss> 4 j. hsllF oO' 30, ,rr. a.i
s'air that Il sose esrhIy p.ssbfs's a-rs
T. 'ssse P''-Slsasz'isa TO the rils,I ,hst
- bad eitbVt 10 80 - &c 70 the Letter.
hsl hes ,ars. IT ts'a tee psiaoers,is Pee.
y. &c HosiJ take 'ey ,uti-yi ipga .ss.,ss
s.,ss.,i,.s',,.s, ssd dstsFa,ps rhlsb ehu,ss
II sSIls 80 W..aIa Hsks AZ ,sl. 80 ere
soi d,std,d -bieh place vf 'grmsaI Sc
svSij p, Ter:
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Bad sbd ESsFstI a-s,ilHa ~ atjz, sisht
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ID The i,,.tdyHt, u i.sd,.r'i .. a pr
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a,,s I 49, ,s.ssh 81 this p~,ple tie
.es lfrs'd-bt. thsi ssff sad 4 h,sl
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Spsshers. ii..a 4 Il susi,h. asd {. G
l4aa.30h H.l. -, she bail
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02
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MtTsSs' ssir-F afavs SsFs.sa Ds.srsssr.
- e1-si - tt fssss-k5 sst-s - Etfsfzn.z. 80
KA#s sss NfFE tFsSSfstaffEs cts asr.
~ se ftsvf. stzts sarHs. sE8fs SvBas sd
"a FpEs TSssgTa
60 Pstss,u-i H.,--t slg RsnsBSAT.x
sais y ~ pr-ss,.fs '-sssh~ Jas2ts7z
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02

COUNTY COVET, kHoN COJNTI-
IAAk.> ". huH 4AN. ADMIR-.
~ - ~ S.fstr a tdza-a- >sua-a A.Es -
49, rtH-tr 80 zee o. ssH sra DO a.E-srazg
&c fhF grsua Oh - e tzst aHsH--- Z
4r==s See So. go e lH- at-asa- D sr-4 b. 90
49, u-s w. - s5ls -s-1s O. Ius------ is re-
f--Es - a. . f'afs irsi Fus6 q 30 o. raF aa $50
- HesE F-F Fsaia-as#t ss hs.Hs..a- ..za-
szif rea f--ieE r - HaEf. A. al-f . .Hr O.
g FhF & sats Of D a. - tt|Hrs r.t....-
"a - a - Nrnsaar 81 sul- So aarrrr -
assasE g - -'7r-f - 49, a tatsH salz-
49,. asa ~ - see -r ss-ras r- f..
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-02

tSss sts = isbi els .satt gassss ssasl ga sstl.
tefr tSEaf rs NrsiAts ssstss $4,000 - sss -
tst AS q sA,ss tsz ssRsskrs "a ss..i ssuase-
49, ats1 tee Fiii- ~ stite- - IA ts'ts3
ths ssstsas sts essasss - ~ eaitryt
lie sesfe To- ezsa s-fs- saaza - ases
eNf 'sasls $50 ~ ss,ssi ss - stnasfs 81 sNsf
- AssEsftsi ssfstss-Fs 49, b. stssFatsaE
ths 49, Alssasalisas4 sss esssiirah sna sass
hs't SO = "a a., = ssseS SLY - - sssta 4
es'ttFtt fasst sas tss-rs a ~ sss essssS ~ sss
stsg Uaaitsk
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16

ITS execution ! would also respectfully
recommend u thorough reorganization Of
the militia, SO as 10 place the whole mill
tary force of The State in position TO be
used at the shorresl notice and with the
greatest efficiency Every man III the
State, between the ages Of eighteen and
forty five, should be armed with the most
efficient weapons of modern warfare, and
all the available means of the State used
tor that purpose.
LII addition 10 this general preparation,
l would also reco nmend that the services
of ten thousand volunteers be Immediately
accepted; that they be organized and
drilled by officers chosen by themselves,
and hold themselves i'll readiness to be
called on upon the shortest notice. Win.
This i,rt-paratieS,i i,r ecfonct, ;.lti WITH all
the hallowed menoreseo eof past achieve
ments, with cur love nf liberty a:d hatred
OF tyranny, and with the knowledge thar
we are contending tor the safety OF our
homes and tiresides, we can confidently
appeal to the Disposer Of all human events
and safely trust our cause IN His keeping.
VIM H. GIST
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16

THE CAVE IN FLORIDA. "A corresponds ut
ot the National Intells enCer, referring TO
alleged discovery OF a cave in Florida, III
which was found Latin Inscription certi-
tying that it was inhabited or visited by
Europeans i'll the eleventh century, directs
the attention of American antiquarIans 10
Cardinal Wiseman's treatise on "Cunnec-
tion Between Science and Revealed Reli-
gion," in which that accomplished scholar
and archaeologst states it as a fact, when
speaking OF the abougines OF America,
that there are manuscripts in the atlcan
Library at Rome which say that this con-
tlnent was known to missionaries of the
Eternal City i'll the tenth century, ana con
cludes his enarks by asking the ques lion,
Who can enlighten us on the subject! The
records found III the Danish archives since
the work OF Cardial Wiseman was writ
ten, prove that this continent was known
to the Norfllnen before it was discovered
by Columbus.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16
4 Human Sacrifice.

4 strange affair is related in the Rus
sian journals: At Moscow, the occupiers
"f a vast house at the corner of Great
West street We're awakened by the glare
and cracking OF a fire, and on getting up
found that a large pile of fuel, consisting
OF logs and fr trees which had been col
lected in the courtyard WAS in faines.-
The contiagraticn was extinguished as soon
as possible. On examining the remains of
the fire the calcined bones Of woman
We're found, and it turned out that wild
ow named Theleska T, about forty
years OF age, who had lived in the house,
had disappeared. N"lhlng conld be heard
of this woman, and as she had repeatedly
declared that in these times the sacrifice
OF human victims was'necessary TO a2pease
the wrath OF God against sinners, the CON
clnsion was come TO that she lighted up
the fire and placed herself in the midst OF
it to be consumed. In the Russian Elm
pire, the Moscow journals state, seifcre-
nation, from motives Of religious fanati-
cisrI, is not rae. In the province of
Oienetz, for example, in the course OF last
spring. NOT fewer than 5 persons, men and
women, burnt themselves TO death in the
belief that they were performing en- act
pleasing to God.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16

How THE RAlr. SPLITTER VorED.-A
despatch from Springfield. ILL.,, speaking
Of Mr.. Lincoln's visit TO the polls to vote
on Tuesday, says:
Mr. Lincoln advanced as rapidly as pos
sibIe to the voting table, and handed ia
his ticket, upon which, it is hardly neccs-
sary 10 say, all the names We're Repubi!-
cans. The only alteration lie made WAS
The cutting off Of MS own name ut the top,
where it had been printed. AS lie e'nerg-
ed, after voting, from the temporary en-
closure, the manifestations OF enthusiasm
were frequent, and lir. lincoln, remov~
ing his hat, bowed in acknowledgment.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16
a32. 90 PER -ANNUM.

AN Y UNExAMPLED TRAGEDy-The Gates
IN. C.( correspondence ot the PETERSBURG
Express gives the following account Of one
OF the i1nst brutal and desperate tragedies
eve" put oh record:
A naii named Jackson accused his
neiShbor Davis Of having stolen some of
his hogs, al+d OH last Friday evening. in
walking AROUND his farm, he discovered
three OF Daxis' children on his land, wher-
np"n he caI9ed one Of them home with
hiln. The fTo other children returned
home and told their parents what had
happened. lllfuriated, they armed them
selves with guns, axes and knives, and
soon presented themselves at Jackson's
house, where a general fight ensned, IN
winch beth men, women aud children
anticipated. They s.,ot until their aim
mnnition gave OUT, and then closed in
with axes, knives and gun-barrels. Dur
ing the shnnting, a son Of Jackson's, a
mere boy, was killed by Git is thought a
son OF Eavis, also a lud Seven OF the
party We're dangerouSiy 1,onndc'l-one Of
the women having received broken arm.
aud, it is said, ttty duch' slot! From all
accounts, they fought as long as they could
and quit with mutual consent The sur
vlving parties have been arrested, and
placed in the covnty all to await trial
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16

8 INCREASE OF SLAvEs.-The increase ofthe
negroes has been greater than in any pre-
vious decade, and will amount to nearly
53 1-3 per cent. Tie slaves in 1910 num-
bered 3,204,3l3, and will not now fall
much short Of 4,272,0OO. The whites OF
the saveholding States willnnrnber about
2,3Oo,0O", the slaves being little more
than one-third the population of the South
ern States. II tle slave population con-
tinues to increase at the present rate, there
will be five millions seventeen hundred
thousand slaves in 1870; in 1880, there
! will he seven million five hundred thousand
slaves and in 1900, there will be fourteen
million three hundred thousand.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16

ALABAMA ARMING FOR THE CONFLICT
telegraphc despatch from M"ntgom-
cry, Alabama, dated November 5, says !:
South Carolina hes already arranged to Sc
cede if LINCOLN is elected. Florida, Ala
bama and Mississippi will follow. Favor
able accounts to the same effect have been
received from Louis ana. Alabama has
forty thousand stand Of arms, but few can
mons and plenty of munitions. The Quar-
ter'aaster General has Just returned from
an inspection.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16
VALUE OF LIBRARY TO Pooh STUDENT.

VALUE OF A LIBRARY TO A Pooh STUDENT
Que "f The most interesting IL cidenls III
the early history Of the iamoas men of our
country, is related of DR.. Bow, itch, the
learned translator OF La Pace, During
'he revolutionary war, a prlvateer from
Salem captured Il vessel and brought the
prize INTO that port. valuable private
library, was among the articles on board.
Ii ese books were q rare pr:ze for those
days, and young Bowditch borrowed a
number from the person having them III
charge. The volumes We're retained lon
ger than was necessary for a simple peru
sal, and it was tscertained that the Young
student was desIious OF prOcurin. the
works, and Ills means were too slender for
ham T" dare hope OF purchasing them, and
he actually copied twenty folio and 4uarto
volumes ot scientific works. WHICH were OF
great service tc him as books of reference
III after years. These manuscript volumes
are now in possession OF the SONS OF Dr.
1owditch, aud are highly priced.
Transcript.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16

ANOTHER DUEL.-We understand, saws
the New Orleans Crescent of last Satur-
day, thar a duel was fought on Wednes-
day afternoon, near the Hopkins planta-
ton, between Mr.. Oliver Carriere and DR..
De St. Rnnnes !; the same who had diff
cnlty and shoofin@ affair at :. school exam
lnati"n Oh Ranpart street some tiiue ago.
the duel fortunately was harmless, though
its peculiar feaIures have been much dis
cnssed down town. The challenged par
~, Dr.. De ST. Romez, had chosen J5t14t-
locE pistols. On the fled, at the first fire,
both pistols snapped. At the second fire,
Carriere's pistol snapped again, but his ad-
versdry's went off without hitting him.
Carrieres secolfds now declared themselves
satisfied, particularly as they believed it
useless tcr their principal to stand there
sllapping Il pistol which might snap all
day, while exposing him to the unequal
chance of being Shot by his antagonist :;
and much against his viii, Mr.. Carriere
bad 10 leave the yrotnd without having
had Il shot. It is stated by some that De
ST. Ronies owed lis life to the humanity of
his seconds in clloosing tiint-locl1 pistols,
as Cari'iere was repnted to be dead shot
and cool As cucumber.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16

Gov. PETTUs, OF Mississippi, PREpAR1Na.
In speech at Macon, Mississippi, on
Friday last, Governor PErrus said that
the same wire which conveyed the electric
flash that brough, the intelligence OF Linz
coins election, the next instant should
carry back his proclamation convening
the Legislature Of Mississippi, and he
warned them now, if there We're any mem
her5 Of the Legislature present, to be pre-
pared to SET out for the capital Of the State
the next minute"