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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-26
THE HOWE
SEWING MACHINE.

~. " INV av1t1Ox1HVCs
ESTABLISHED 1916, Il. HOWE IN
ORIGINAL INVENTOR wv
AND PATENTEE.
These machines arc strictly first class, nm,
for beauty aud simplicity of conSruc,jon d a"
rabllily, and efficiency in working, are mu'
equn lied by any. They make q tight lOoL
stitch more nearly alike upon both sidae''
The goods than that made by any other m
chine.
They are capable ofdoing a greater vn,is,.
otwork than any otheriamily machine, IN,
$40 machine is warranted to do as fine wo,H
as NE Wheeler e. Wilson, and as hen a.
me large Singer machine
OF FAMILY MACHINES-pricos sco
$40, $50, 90, and 100. sV''
The Howe Cylinder Machine. for NIL Ia.
lhcr stitching, such MS Bcols and Sboo wn,s'
Carriage Trimming, Harness wort WIN
have always held Il reputation far abovo mn"
other mach'ne-a Fact universally admitted
No other Leather Machines use So snail"
needle as The Howe Cylinder Mucbjne'-
Price Sl35, and $3.50.
WHAT CONSTITUTES A GOODSEWINc
MACHINE?
l. It should be well m, de-, simple in its CON.
s'ruclion. and easily KEPT in order,
:, 1t should mike n tight lock stitch, mix.
on both sld,s Ut the ma rr al.
D. II sho"'d sew any rnd al materials ,b,
can be sewci
a, 1t should he abb to use cotton ,L,erd or
six.
s.. II should be ohlc 10 Sow from coprsc in
ine. md from ilick 70 Tim, With rapidly end
Without changing IT. tension.
u i should he able 10 mike the tension
greater or less, on both The uiccr aud oppcr
threads, md wth uul ormi'y.
Z II Sh"n d hav" u STRAIGHT needle, crRv,
ID mes rrc liable 10 t,rak.
:. The needle should have per- cndicuIsr
moii"n. THIS is absolutely l,cccssary for
heavy work.
o. 1t should he ohIe to bird with q binder.
hem with a h]cmIGcr; should I'll, ch, tell, run
and ga her.
10, l. should tie always ready TO work.
IL. 1t Should be- capable of using the sene
size OF thread on both SIDES Of the work, ard
ut using dIflcren, colcrcd thread or silk, above
or below I" correspond with my two color,
OF c'otii TO be umued.
-. IT should be able TO make n LONG nj,
short stitch.
IL. II should commence sewing tiybtlv .,
the fir. stitch.
~ II should run easily and make but little
noise.
10 Il should have wheel. feed; none other
are 10 constant contact with the work.
H. 1t should not be liable to get out of or.
der.
II. It should not be liable to break the
thread, nor skip stitches.
Is. II should not be Liable to oil the opera.
tors dress.
~. Ii should not form n ridge on the Under
Sioc, nor ravcl out, nor be wu,ipiul ofthrsnd:
as i the case with n | chain stitch n,schiues,
~ II Should rot be more trouble than it ia
GIT THE BEST
The Howe Femlly aud Leather Machines
hre warranted to give better satisfaction than
other machines in the market, or mont re.
The best Sewing Machine Cotton, in the
,'y (OrIs u Macnarght',) at so cents per
l"zcn, ll"w"'s Machine Twist, excellent
article 25ccnis per dozen.
CONE BROS, h3 College Street,
j m 2oth' Nashville, Tenn.
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CHATTANOOGA FOUNDRY
A Nj MA E

CHATTANOOGA FOUNDRY
A D MA WORKS,
WEBSTER & MANN,
Proprictors, and Manufacturers OF
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES AM
BOILERS,
Portable Engines, Of any size required,
Mining Machinery, and Bias, Cylinders, Of
Largest Size, Mulay, Sash and Circular
Saw NM Machinery Of every description,
and all kinds Of ~
Mill Machinery,
Portable Saw Mills,
Hotchkiss and Eclipse
Water-W heels,
Sugar Mills,
Kettles,
And all kinds of
Water Pipes,
Pumps, and
Pump-Castings,
Cur-Whecls,
Frogs and
Switches,
And all kinds of
kallrOad Castings,
Brass Castings,
Horse Powers,
Ihrcshing Machines,
Forgings Of %ery description,
Bridge Bolts.
Angle Blocks,
and Car Bolls, &c, &C., &c.
We also manufacture Clarkc's Superior
WHEAT AND CORN MILLS.
set up III frame, and ready for running.
We keep ON land French, Bur. Esopus and
Cologne MILL STONES, to which We call
the attention Of Millcrs.
ts2. Particular attention paid to the repairs
OF Locomotive ana Oars.
The highest cash prices will be paid for old
Brass, Copper, and castings. ON delivery.
WEBSTER l. MANN.
REFEEENCES.
Ihos. l.. Esiill, Resident Engineer in. Il Ala. X. X. in.
chester, Tenn.
\. Butter worth, . miles from Winchester.
Joseph Cater, llecherd depot, n e. Il, X.
Jas. \. W lites Ides, Vice Pes. M &. h, X,
V. Il. Stevenson, Pres't N d &. and NORTH. western Ssi2
roads.
u. |. anderson, Surerinte gdant y. & C. R.R
James IL "rant. Res. Engineer
a. llnlerson, " Tern. & Ala, sRi Eite
feld~ Ky Railroads.
r. u N%albnIy, Pest. Mem. IL NJ. R. h
a. ". Coffee, 'Upt. &"
J u Robertson, Esq, Manchester, Tenn.
l y y; oncal' Esq. Shelbyvillc, Tenn.
Chattanooga, March 17th. 1850
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SAsH r D. D nGkeyyssn
Has IL sroHE---
800 sctts assorted Iron AXlos,
Is kegs Boiler Eiycts,
10 OO0 kegs Pressed Nuts,
| coo Washers,
- kegs Wrought Nails,
5U0 I"uncs of Emery,
| GEO papers Timer Hivcts,
80 assorted Sausage Cutters,
- Suffers,
200 sheets Copper,
500 Copper Bottoms,
! O0O pounds Brass,
2cO assorted Putty Blocks,
- assorted Cnurng,
- hpXc, Glass.
$50 Tin Plato, 5o.SIabs Eiuc,
30 PIG Iron,
. ttO feet assorted Gas Pine.
20 eco " Leather Betting,
) eco &" " Gum Boiling,
| 600 pounds Pump Chains,
100 Wheel B]arrows.
! coo pounds Gum Packing,
100 bundles assorted Wire,
80 Doors, 10 eco Light, sash,
81 side, sole Leather,
800 feet Card Clothing,
100 Steel Reeds.
10 Garden Engines. 10 Wheat Fans,
) Thrcshing Machines.
30 Straw Cutters, ~ Corn Shelters.
. Railroad S%craprrs, = Smut Machines,
800 assorted PlowS. "a Pumps,
s half barrel White Fish,
10 Hydraulic Rams,
| 600 pounds Galvanized Wire.
300 BOXES Ring Travellers,
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To Arrive.
| 900 Pieces assorted HOLLOWAY ware Castings,
loo Sugar Kettles,
10 English Pots. : Caldron Kettles,
400 Dog Irons. - Tea Kettles,
% Shaving Skillcts.
If Kegs Nuts and Washers,
5 bundles Galvanized Sheet Iron,
Case Copper tTinncd,)
- Iron AXlcs.
l12 Bars Iron. 10 Bundles Iron,
- Bundles Sheet Iron.
To arrive from Pittsburg. on steamer Emma
and for sale Ly u. ID. DICKEY.
Oct. 90, 80. Nashville. Tenn.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

dO ALL ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
A sencrornt Institution, established by special en-
dowmcrt for the relief OF the sick and dis
tiesscd, afflicted with yiruleIt and
epidemic diseases.
The Howard Association, in view OF the awful ds
tIucllOn thurman life, caused by Sexual diseases, ard
the %dcceptions pratiiscd uTor the unfortunate vitcins Of
such diseases by Quacks, several years sg0 directed their
consulting sur cOn, asa CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of
their nah 10 open a EisI eLsaTy for the treatment Oiihts
class 81 diseases, in all ilriT forms, and to give Medical
advice GRATIS, 10 all who arply by letter. with ste'.
cilptI0n OF their condition. (age. Occulaiion, habits ollie
Nc.,) and Ia cases Of extreme poverty, to FUPNiSH
that the ASSOCIATION comma nds the highest Medical shil
Oi the age and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The SireotoTs, on review of the rsst. feel assured
that their lahoTs iE this sphere of benevolent effort, have
been OF great benefit 10 the afflicted. especially 10 the
young. ard they have resolved TO devote Themselves.
with renewed zeal, TO this very importsn, but much des
pissed cause.
Just published h. the Associstion. a Rereri on sTerms'
t'rrbGa, or Seminal Weakness. the Vice OF Onsnism,
Eastuflaiiobo or self bnsc, and other diseases Of the
SeXualOTgaIS, by the Consulting surgeon which VIII Dc
sent by mail, Gin a scaled letter enyeinpe,) FREE VI
CpARGE, m receipt Of S1iMPS for postage
OtEer Reports aud Tracts on the nature ard treatment o.
Sexual diseases, diet. DC, are constantly being Published
for .raiuiiOUs distribution sId v III be sent tOite sfided.
Some Of the new remedies AID methods OF treatment
Address, for Report ~ tIeltment, In. J. shIL.IF
HOUGIiTnN, Acting surgeon. Howard Association, NC.
Q South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Fly order OF the Directors.
Fra n HBARTwBLL, President.
GSo. FAueHIt u. secretary.
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Burr Milestone, 81 all i,r- ard made ta or.
der. Smut MILL. Win S'iudlr>. Mil GEARING.
Boiling Cloth If all numbers. Ouch anchor
brand. batting. hosting and regulating screws.
Green wire. pick ard rlat-tcrrnri-. all impor-
ted from the manufactures. which enables mr
IL .ril 'hr bet attic, at low prices.
Being q practical mechanic. thoroughly an
d"r,inriiug the theory urI prurrir. of milling
operation. Miilyr- nnd MliIlwrielt will lind il
IT, their interest 10 examine my s;ucl and pri-
'"' before purchasing Al good, sold by me
ARE warrcntcd To- give satisfaction.
M nrdcrs and communication. promptly at
tended h.. l.. VI RYAN
Corner College and Broad streets. Nashville,
Tennp..cc.
March 22l IT,.
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State Of Tennessee.

DtalC vi 1~CnnCSScC,
Caroline W. Black,
as.
A. G. Black, e. ais.
Dn motion Of complainant and 1t appearing
IN the satisfaction Of the Clerk & Master tia,
Z. w. Black is n non resident or the State
tfEe1nesscc so that the ordinary process q!
la& cannot b. scrvol upon her.
It's therefore ordered that publ cniion b.
made for four consecutive weeks ~ the Home
Journal, a weekly newspaper published in
The own Of Winchester, Tenn, requiring
said NONRESIDENT defendant TO apperr herein
on or before Wednesday after the third Mon.
day IN August next. TO plead answer or de-
mnr TO said Ban, or the zane will be taken
Ior confessed aud act for hearing cxpnric Us
10 her I'm ESTuJ7 90
sprilI0.
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.

llENSliAW d TAMBLE,
Wholcs0lG and Retail Dealers in, and manu.
i0cturcr, Of all kinds Of
FURNITURE,
No, &s, Market street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Would respectfully call attention Ia their
large and select stock of FURNITURE, and
in 80 doing, they feel confident that they are
PREF urcG to exhibit ny far
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK.
Of I'LL descriptions Of Furniture ever offered IN
this city, Ihoy ARE offering their stock 10
these who may dc'irc to purchase at wholesale
ut very reduced prices
FOR CASH.
Mattresses Of ull kinds constantly kept on
hand, for sale at the lowest market oriccs.
HENSllAW ~ TAMBLE.
NAV gGth, ls5n-lY.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-26

WHO INVENTED THE sEWING n.
CHINE'Y
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-26

~Somo Of our rcadcrsmay be in,
tcrcstcd in the following hints OF
making good sweet butter
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1916, IL, HOWE IN
ORIGINAL INVENTOR W.,
AND PATENTEE.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-04
sn.nch Of Hon. Jams. Brooks.

A ascssBa pselsEiaaFJ 10 the great
Ua,sa 4 aoassFaisss. IA Nsw iark s'ty
vas held os wsJsss4zy bsl,'sS Issi, snd
was AZ tesasd b. EssRJ VI The lsadiu Z aod
must frsRassAblc eiiiHsss, af all e0nservA-
tiSe parties, Il made sh the areesSary
aJransesaests fos the great arsss neetia=
Jadss BFuasoa Hasa psa- ]. HOa, jas.
Buo>ks tAm. esd VlAsE spssksEs addEes-
sd The meeting We esFy a sketoh o
Nr BroOks' retuarks
Mr.. Jaa,es Btooks being repeatedly
calica ayoo, again expressed his Texfei
The. ssass sahss Esatlssssa, vhe dad R0t
- ofisa address The Vahl,e Is he d'd, Sas
no, called sp1a. Il sVuld be sasc'ssics
IN him, however, aos 10 ~ sileut loBger,
thoash he Aaa aching ssW to cssr
Me= sussns g., Vhs were rsRstsaiiY
throHing hrsesasds isss 10 Sssiss Of oar
RspaAl,s, Sad IheFe sas 10 eesasioa f0F
this moveAsat --sna shea they Rers lbss
fhsvSias their iss bsssds, theY pissszssA
asa zks weasd rebaks sash iaess3iause,
a'lai0a SasVss, scsltaB mes, Ss /, sc ,
--HHt tlNAataszs Naata ~ Hafi3 -
Nick aansss ssyes hafSea msn a..iag night
Il wss right 80 say, vas n Rei ihaa us
did not throw these sSe.hrssds, --tha' We
we're net sesyOesihse fss tssw, 'As' ss dss-
sllimsa shssa. Il uss rixei - say t'e,
vas IL uo,s that q 90 had hSsd - Peses
ualer the ssu,psss e ear Fathers, - ~
mean 10 iys,-Rna that the conFaet
sheala ks maiasajaei in Ell tine soEiiag,
a. in The asRnsf u bad bsea, 10 t.es
past, hos eaiy 10 The lettsE, bst h sas
spirit, aad in good iAilh tAPps<Ss -
II Hs bad bad ssighbaFs seeai S1sas
sers seer tbfeHiRg sts-SraPas isle other
uesgakot's koaass.-~is Sas oar bdauden
daiy 70 help osr isjased seighe0E sxtln.
sasA he are. sod 10 aksis abe BsssAass
a oasa. Yss il 80 , Lead sgplAass.
Thsss ssrs hpSdFeas, sys tAaaS=zas a
1es. Sow 10 zoe NOrts, oar seq fhhOss. sas
sssssiasss IN yselia and private lIss, aeias
all thsg ssald, by lpesadiasy Pahheai'o@s.
q iRsssaisfy sets, h lsspaFt tas 80
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-04

F1S ~ bsif fptftfs
Hon. John Boil foF the Presidency.
10 s6esfdsaet Si.h the sentiment 0fihs
Opvesltisa psay 81 Tehpeses shs Re
ps5fisaa BsaasF sad kisy u this city,
10 iis Issue Il yesterday plsssd q ibs
nssthssd, - Teansssess easdidaie ief
ths Presidency The Rsme Of our eIHiuest
sisitsi6ah Jebs BeA. Believing that
fhls sep iastts pfh The usaniweus sppfo.
kstsse ef sis u ahs yesPls u Teuasssee
eRpsRna TO llIs nsmss5atss baFty, aga lhs
uiisFsls, esnsplios, seslIsHahsm sud ia
diaetsRee 10 the preservation of the Ueioa
vhish have Impressed themselves apun
The politics Of the sssssFy, ws hsii With
efstiheatiaa The SHssBHeeMsnt st our
contemporary snd bs,x. heartily IesPou4-
lag 10 Ils aeiioU, place At tbs bead Of ear
solames The Bame ol that Distinguished
pa,t}o,
We do aot eeBesiSs 10 erescssray to en-
ssr into Aa elsktste sapOslliea Of ihs @
fsess sefsssss eAf susisaeetisn persisted
- N ESii
16leeEbeat bHb9lsss Egsfs, sh3 -
deed, tbtsss host ths Uasoa, k,s aame Is
- iaalIlsf ~ hoasskuaa waFd, aud every
where iaE.sHa sli tbst u sRboiisd 10 ule-
ts,ed sad ooippsshsnsiss sis,fu'anship ;
ssssbless saeseity, great aud varied iatsi
ictaal gitlI, iegsy add ansslIi.h patTissisn',
ADD ssdsfiAtisg sttaehmsut 10 the Os'on
vI The Sisies
Mr.. BELL bss been ia the service u BIZ
SeastFy iv1 AZURE than th,ny yssTs a hga.
FsstataIiss IL Congress, a. Csbtbet Mlp
istrr, and - Uaited sts,cs Ssustgf 10
sseh eae Of these sFdaass PosisRsns be
- burae him sslf Hith eussuRmsts sbilitg
I'd iasofrupiible personal and oihe'ai Ia
,egtiiy, di-Plsytae aPos tFsfy eeessshn
<hicA has demanded II, a theIpn- h aPp1s
eisIios Of the right sad wnrsi courage
ia its performance truly hsToie iiis
eoarse lrgm his frat estfsHcc ,Ila psbis
l,'s hss teaected hoogt are1 the ate
whose ssTysBt he kss brss. aud eusisrT.'d
d zal,y ssd lsars apea Aa,sT'ean state
,aanshIp
The stats which fssls honvrcd 10 the
pa,srsiJy of 80 liusgtIua' 500 Hpay Hsll
iake psias "a psescs,isg hin t'F ,hs s''i
ifagss af the people ui the I uieH a. the
ars eitia,a II the Repabiie
A tva pustts siscg &C ts-'k ocea.ioa 10
rstsi - At Bel. =, The conservative s'ates>
nav bc., sstsd fuF the rsf'i''Ss crisis IN
paEl,e aRsir. Sbish ths psesss' Prah'Este
,oavr. h,ss prvespltAisd We yet th'Hk
,aAi bis lsfgs etpeHssee, has stern up
,ishtpcs.. bis Wi,dou, pvsdeaes, hfmRsss,
psitip4,sm Ahd dev,ai,sH 60 ghe UaioH,
msrk hin a. the p'opsr uau 80 hssl 'bs
di-s-aapsT of the hBss
We ~ devote uaE ,spRs - she 81
vosssy u ht, claims Ter ssieJ,'~H a. the
cagI,dste uf the pa y up1n ubose sue
CO.. "a 1860, tspends the peace sud sta
b,liy Of cur rovsrsmest, aUd sIPesd
psI best snrFFt,.s in hes election.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-04

I
We siu che tellspinR s1trae. ffoa ihs
speesA u Ne. Pryor, Il virriuis, Iron
.he l'sssfthafa Espt,I., oelJ ssesass both
parties are as,ieg With the Democracy.
Bsnasss Is lhs bassm friend et Bsshahen,
aaS ssaaas tsr The dsIanss si he seFFsFs
Aamaal.tsuslea. sir prter tells the Isash
- u Benseu's shaseasF, snl u Ssly
sh,ws him tie mere sesky 20 lead ihs
Admihisttnllce forrss
Ar. pasus, II NiEainsa, ssid .
1 eel che aiieHsisu pl the Husss b sh
.r,tsIs il lhs Nss YvfA lissstsi; esi !
uish 70 pFotest that ! feel under - s.ii.
| Ea,ises 10 ttspgad 70 aaythiag that issues
lrsa The pes ssa the ihspsFasiea Of JnBes
tsuftOa beansit. | shssld dsbsse The
dignity 81 uy pusilioa Aed safpBi the
lseliass sl the Hslsksn, II shsasd ed
shil the psapliety ~ sseesSiig 81 feeeg
HisaE ssf fpseAghs u thsi Hsgsqtieas lsisii-
gi5sa nea Ghe = t9skpiestsls ~
fke pSsstzisaf All AsFsast ssslsfssa q
IL rights sud vtftaUas snstinsts ef ha
BaaiSy, wka Ass sappl,sa hisseh ui'h
msssy asd Sssaas ~ pssssois'ss iBassRee
b. sEiattthg esaiFsbaliaas fSosH the fsst
81 isnOsrsss, sbd ls,y,sg Subsidies aPun
the gEsiiIade - SynPsthctiS snd soutsd
! ssate etiaifs . wretch wso ueAFs sPsH be-
back the sears sl many mfr'tsd Sass
/ iisomsai, ssd Bpy0 hb heart the tsint Of
eFsty svsvstyAbla sl0misalisa = DiseTsa
( ant uks IN eoasentlag 10 the dishsH9f sf
he oSa faulty saa ,hs pseIHest'oa VI 'i'e
a,,,st sasfed FelalioEs It life, hEs commit
/ ted efims lvt which langaags Ia. %
+ con- laeRsarsIs term Of sVerR ssJ voS,swpt,
. s,ls aad klthy ksasi, Whuss RsRs u tire
I eascralioa ot both oeagiRsnts, and ih.'a
+ SAusa eoatAst tfa.h sad y,.tse skuak -
! frsa tbs teach ii peslslenes bend
sbe l. debltd ths privilege u fellowship
stth mss AR tx,le irom the ssoTie.tcs
end ehannes 0i the s0cial riTglc, Who
: EeaFs oaaI, ssd e soademHed - scar o ,'
ths s,aaA Te@BAai ~ ga,lty sHd Iaisefabl
Vtuis.ses Ip a saliluds, isF shieh tee 's-
! waF,is 6f prVsitiaIed pres eau parvhsss
hia 40 relief TyPust to The iloa-c.
8 thaA % bst rs "a =" Hteehse Ahl Asfh !
which S,,aii shsek them BY abiding IA
aas Way 10 that bsss ipdistdsal sbs, D, a
ssusss sl sHaigsssbia ati nsspVn.Aehss'u
isIASsy. Distinguished ss4 =, y ssstissa h.an-
ssli 10 ,hs shame sad egprass'aa 1t tu
saauisy bat lals s,H s,I deny that bs
had sssas pfsssRsiaa of sp 'issy fpt this
attsst On sse. In the discharge ei my
da,s, - jssssshsts, ] have had fFrgusp'
s,evassoa ~ t..h hiua. aaiil nvUa L,s ih,.
noceFsss btds IS Nnthed kynesih he ~.
esr,atise ,ash let A.,n suhuuns kIs a.
sauits The suaRy Of james uvri"u
hcaast - Ihs usust satisfactory and suit
Ace at stsesIattuH Il the SbHTaeisr ef 4
gunJseuss, Sh,is bis spF'aasr - 40 srEa
@sst Il ss~PieiOa | rsFssi, Sir, ! d.
svt ti-o 20 aisks ans reply 10 ths aFs'vls
N ihs Hss,Ii,s, 0F To Hsaka ssY sFgaa'ss sI
hst~ssu Jamss Il0raaa bcRssit sad nay
soii, huI 10 Fsiicse asyzsif 81 sn isss'
y hieb ths isRgssgs oa ths Hrossii hs'
saaseA, sad I las,te the aitsasssu II th,
ilsa-e 10 8 sius's paragraph II that ere
sTdlJ sod bfaiAi stack sPoa sse IN th'
tssl issas ssftiT Nee lsfk fhFrE-f
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-04

existence sad comfort q orr eoantrymo7
10 ons half Of our Rspablie They f-lt
20 eompasetiS15 q -oBssisncs 10 exciting
the slave, ss EHhBiag 81 the slave. o. in
ssIus1ssiiug che slave 20 alarn women HDd
children, II 10 30 n0,hiag mo-e,-and
While thsy persisted 10 - doisg, Il go
s1r daiy,-sss u aot TO eoaae f1FwarI
ssd ssvs oarsslvss from the rssponsib H'y
~ saeh s"'i-n They NIGH, rolI ~ shat
,boy yIesss - shea - repI5ists than,
a. representatives Il che feelings o. our
e9Hmaoity, y,--bst it VA a1s he iess g1r
duty % fepadiate ,hsm, and to rsIas.-
Ourselves from their odiun ( fLoui -
plsass
The fraisra.l boad of MON, that liaksl
the North sod the s0oth, Nr y 49,
ya.Bs5 u say sss slFss3y shaker. "
did n9t i7vs tte south, o. G8ee Es a.
ani they did D. lgye rs, - N times E.1r
b.. When that bond of fratsrnal feeir.
Sas ell bs0ksH, the CossEissiiaa va noE
sesth tie bsFehfrsas Il ass written 90.
a. Ieesl, compulsory bond q Cniaa- =
sgasfry sss ~ the creation o Iars 20
Construction, bat 0l Love. AFsssjoo, Ir-
votiOa-- Pssssos'sm. IAppla9ss That
/ Iovs, slss, ssa sadiy shaken Bat, bsess
I God, there Wss another boad, \ set an
I broken bon1. that linked ~ together. aaI
that was the bond q G0Dmsree Zap
! plaass Oar tatsrests we're ons, II oar
hearts bad been severed. sBd ihs iatsr-
es.s Euali sgain restore the era of god
fssEng. u me North and the Synth soaid
bat SPEAK, ard cease 70 rAll, the sas
laaiBss the 0,hsr- IAYplAlss Com
B5erse, here, sls B0H besinsjsg TO sPaak,
''COstan, u soEs men pleased % 70 cs.ii
bar t5ommcrcs Il Eas that dictated the
lCsaslisbgioa, ard Camnsrcs Eoald main
II tlin Il, ia spite q nanis-s, OF msngua.
BIass, Or of al the p1htiyahs' hgh,s
4 tfapplszssl When WsshiHglon aod Nal
iS.Ja called isF Ibs C1sst fali5a, il sss Z
Hamilton snd jag. laIsT the iasp,Fa-
tioBs q Nss Y9Fk eommcFce, thai
bysaght stDa, - adsp'iyn fAppla1ss
The battle = the Consultation vas tough
10 Nss York ei,y. sai the battle f0r rs
mAiata5 asncs i here Jet [APp'aass
T Commsrcs j. p5t fraBtic. and II 8ischiU7
al responsibility l5r faoaiics - APPlzs-s
Comn,rcs oftea sleep, % be sure, Whs'
Politicians pfsts. sDa Fanatics ravs-bg
. CJmaercc, nevrFt 1sIess, HheB i saks-
> iayin-ib!c Il Sas, thea, the duty s'
,his great eity, ths Empire q C0nnsr-s
--Ess lt syt, 70 say 1--WE make 90 ~
gp5a 700, 5gr S5utbsr8 s5untTj uso, ar
We EiIi allos ~ gar - Js made apsa yua
Or. II f1saiirism siH attack yo1 % iaval.
700, there stand her thousands and tea
sf thJ1.aBds Of ssroaz ard mIghty msI
- Rezr Glsrl faI- "a. take care u
tn rear, uh.s 500 Ii'P toe eamu
eusmy IN front is5uS aad bad aP
nlarr.n l
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A Demon Den to bs Wiped Out.

Cos Bay, a not,,t,ou. locality ~ the
Five rrin,s. NeE York Is ~ b. cs'avrrted ~
20 3 ehitarea's play gJnset- The teas-
msnss are hriag demolished TIE FribaRs
says;
Is Fuv nasy year, ss have hsea fsnil-
lar uiih Ihis terrible glaer, s6d heard of
sdd Eitassssd deeds ~ daFk ahd fearful
that 50 accurate dsSsr'Ptioa VI she'a
s,.uIi b. dessnrd Iaeoslibie, Ths dsoTs
aaa sab II ainus, every huasv aai Tsa'a
bare bcea dycd Sith the elopd 0s some
pooF H,uFlisEra 1Fst.b, shass bgoaIE'hg
sAusk sf Help Help aar'ier maT
der has kees iraWRed b. the lSaier
voices sad baechaGstiln shouts oi 'hs
nsssfabls sad hsr1easl Stretches aroaud
him TAsre. iusl b. the cosorF, Stockey sab
ksd segrS, Sad susF@ Of WrrtShss
gathered. carsiRg aud haghiag Whils h''
hfe's biscd YES last sbb;Rs away lsowa
there once lived draaksh 'PhH AIDES
prrsaa. Searee . dsy passed that soms
p,lss dead Of dying wretch vas aot taken
isssa his vile des. ftsaily, ia : asaak-
en- rage, be al.hbed bis SWa hFs'hsE 70
the hsast, and is Bas a FaSins maasSe ea
llass weIl's Island tn sight, Dos, as they
tear away the Partitions, : the ro0u'--
how teusHted bS HegFo Sho oiains iS2
white uIss. add ese black -shsss -
l.s,WgS hsVe beea sea 70 die: grand
father, grasJnsther, ehilirca, grand>
eh.laFss---Sti dFaakaEAs, tAisSs. sad bes-
rsTs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-04
Cation GOOD. smpnsa Moth

The AssFaes anasai sxPas's 81 es'ns-
ksFss sni ether eotsea Eo,Dis shlPpcs irua'
RieAmoud 10 NuS,httn P'ais, hss hs'rto
FORE bssa about 81. coo bales "A quantity
sufficient. 1, Seald seeR, 70 sapPly the
depssnd VI this market }us II y 0ts St
tbs shUsaoiiss Of sogmetea, that the @an'
ufssiatei eai,en Of the RtgAmoai sRi
MaashesgsF Mills Is sent . the NVr,n,
aud purchased there by Virginia msr
ehsHls. Hos i this We Imagine that
ths shisf Esassa s that the NartherR
haassa are uilhsg. sf able, 10 R'ske hose
hbsEa, aaVascss ca goods consigned 10
them thsa RishWoHa houses; and that
the banks here 10 jiscoanging paper give
ths pFefsFeHce ~ the scCep,aae OF these
Nasthsfa houses - iOag A. ihiS p,ril.
slaaz sysses Is aaaiRtsissa. % rsIoys aa
iamaaity fFsR lsHisiasiya iBhiaiiiaa, the
aaealuly viii probably eaatiaas Yea
hos ridieRlsas, that Seathsfa nssRaise-
tarss sheaia Be se@peilsd 10 psy eaa,mis-
sioss 10 SsEthera msFebsats, Skish shuuld
properly 80 isss The packets sl s,sstheEu
iasa, uhea !. Is sSidsss thsi The ItARsPor-
latiaR 20 Nsw faek sad back, sitb al the
btssEdaHt expresses, factsases The "T'glasl
sest Of tae ece'ls ~ tsiseAasE,i Wig