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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23
The sea,ons The Crnps


Au IetelhgeGt ssuIlemsB wr,Iiug 70 us
from Aagasis, sRder date Of 18th ins,.,
,bss conclude. his letter 10 regard to the
season aud crops
os,aE To this particular season Of The rear
busiusss ts rather dsii Farmers are Too hHsy
I'5l'aJ grass, 10 soRe - tsws. - isf, The
r~ssas. have hses hBe n they anly last sur
ayuth isaErF, Corn uill hUs hring otsf IS crHt-
Rplt tall 10 this taaItst Yea east iwsgins
haE ssss SFstish u lsoks ~ the PsoF ssHiy
rpSnisy ksrFy thiaK a. tsruaTa, sba lacks
sell Ne haze ~ Hsrkei, fY.s PSaebss aEd
sAIsE,ssvionA - Vegetables we're sever -
aeaalaRi, Or cheap 0gtsFs. TuRssssss pre-
duSts are saaFss lhls sssssa. kaeah - hiEh
ard sesJi"s aP~Asd. The srsg 81 this sFt'ois
bsiaa ~ ahsFt 10 yoHT state last sessea, t0Fust
put Fsspis - ~ usut fee their supplies
qaoIs, toF fssas-svs -,si. sbsalssIs Stfa9.s
T1sbud saJsz l2ttsl24i dear sites l.its,IJ
iiaEa. loo, S-ethsr bsssn itst loser.
TaTsisy to Middle Tennessee, 20 6ud
the following 10 the GallAlin EIamiasT,
of Wednesday lsst
whiis pA.siaE through she sountiss Fl sSm.
AeF passds0a sud Rutherford several DAYS
sitrs, ue StTs careful 70 asls the appearances
OF tss eoFn fields Nhish came NitkiH oaT 90
ssrsa,ioh, and us are prepared 90 assert tkat
~ have FecSlisetioh VI sTsF seeing mere
haIIsFiHg prospect FOR aH abundant cora eFup
IbsH no lavksd Bpsa IN the aboss ssmsd casa
uss avery uhsFs tue cora appeared vel
EfssR. SiguseHs, fuH u life. Dur iatmrsa map
congratulate thsbsselvss spsa ths slosiag
pEsShisa 81 80 absBdaal TsSard IVF their Ia
bore this sahRsT
fhs Lsbshos HsralI Of the 18th last
says
Yesterday u,orEing us had zee u the snsd
rsiss IT tie s,asaa trem the prrssnt FFgs-
Psst OF the eTeP. Hs shssll Hst iss saFprised 10
hear Of eerp ssiliaE IA this coastfJ HsEt year
At 81 per bbl
The MurirsesboFVash AsE' Of the
sane date says
We had Ksasls and refreshing raia 10 IBIS
ln1edisss SiciuiIy on Tuesday " this seek
Frsm the sPrsArahss Of The clouds. Ss thluk
u sus zxnFfal IhFB1gb 2ut tie County. Meat
u the sFoPs IN RaIhsrfVtd. sXosps lhe wheat
crop, are rory BF0aisiRg The s0rn erep EvH-
eraily appears 60 be asiag veil, aud The sotioa
crop b better thar /, vas 81 ihs tims lat year
4 correspondent Of The ChaTlsslsa
AssessE, sf,tiag tFOm BaFa1sll District,
9th inst, ssys;
Hardly day passes sisAsst lAaRAsz.
ssoFa The afsss 10 Fsplastaa ~ the Fain iast
q fAst e a. b hssd dasa. fes AsSt aag = IL
sARt cal xisoFpaa a. essr, epFsaaisE Bbsat
tske = ssasay salpFit eFssa aalisaa u fsbsks
o. saaishasht fisAlsFs ed hssE0ss laak aa
asssss, spa Alnssl AeeFAis. siilI. Il nasi -
sanliisd tbs, sasre % hslas sc nat aFagssd
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23

hg- The Deaoessry gAlssniasd the
slavsry qasssics tUss life, uhsa IL was
dead aud buried, aud fkey have hspt up
the agitation. sud cot the Abolisiobists
They thrust It upos Congress 10 their in
stately internal KsBssa.Scbrasks Bin,
thesEh protesting TO fsPuAiate COrgres
sioasl istsFfersncs The ComprgUiss
measures ef is50, has settled the SsSed
quesfiou--ths Conventions that sernies,cd
Pierce AID BsrhssSa, ignored the sgits.
ton. and soleanSly score they would not
eousIsnsses It's agitsIioa 10 or out Of Goo
grcss, but. ui,h Dosgias ct their bead,
tbrs Ts opened The sFi'aiies. Ani aOE,
shsssevsf y aot foHaJ a v"FiBg slavery
szitsiiss, is OslrsCiss3. dsbOsseed and ca
PEELED lTota the psmnsIaiie Chstch. -
They have suut ell pass issses into this
oBs, asd they sos saBtsBd osly faE the
nsisoHai.ts Of slavery, aud che ssPrsHiS-
ey Of s;ressisR. Il has broks their
Psrty dssn, - a ought % have sobs--it
has disbsbaei their iSssss. a. Is ought TO
have doos--ss3 soz /. l. vsTkiag oct for
them poiaieai SsptSsfiss. aud foT this let
I'll good msn Feiates Nay, let ell lovers
Of truth sarisiu. Sitb sInphSsias
%, e-~iae,.sy' bs@asfses bsns Il lie.
sFsiss 4 is@sis - u strits. = on II
Gaaas tss asH ~ tell,
TIE vi.s sssl4 E-h fA-. stGs ~ ksg:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23
anatharn nnmnnrarr.

The hTs sssinR Sias Of the hasposioHs
Dsmeeraey, pss1sRa 10 have = great Dor.
Fos Tor SaSsttg Sovereignty, and oppose
DougiAs Hloss on this grossd. Ahd yss,
they advocated PlEsoF sod BueHAsAR,
who we're beth placed Spos Sgaatisr Soc
srslvH,y Fisgsrms, add sso~sa he
odivus doeifiRes IN their letter. Of aesspt.
shes, Net OnIy 81, bal Bssbsaan, IN h's
letter Of ibstrpsiis.s ~ 6ov. Rsbt. }.
Walker. laid down tia plstfsnar over lis
osa sigBatare:
s. ca ths aSssiiSa u sabsHHaE the Coast
tatisa lthe t.eeosapi0n & asit'stIasj 70 The baas
Sc rsstdessa % kansss asa uiiitEs "a sfssa
81 faA. IL 10 the pris1ipss 4 'be ksnsss- Ne
hFasks bilt. tbe pTiscials 81 POPULAR soy
BHgt8FTYi AND THB PRtN' fFLE At THE
rot SptTios 90 All POPULAR GOV ERS-
MEMS. fHE MORE Or ~ biSr USED THE
STRONGER " WILL hECuGE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23
KNOXVILLE WIG.
ExnxviLLE fENN.
sarURbav, SeaR "a, Uses.


Ats rs~eas very largo esd enthusiastic
Bell asa Essrssi meeting - Ns~ fort 7,
Eas,ss htoats rsad shs lollssiss extras
irsa, letter jed thee received trO@ sE.
Presideas fillnsse;
"ttstst4 lie sss = ny asFasNy tks Rsrss.
esa press ~ FstepBEHSF Ash stseassVsEs,
saa / teatt Fsfs re Bait Asa ks1aES7
waGlass ksS sst kEaa Soss ~ tuis aIsTE
% NsT
Three cheers Tor MIlIstd Fillmsre -
TIE Democratic ard RspabliCsn press sEd
- sell erase their siarts 10 slssdef FiIi
nSrs. snd 10 nsisrspresent bic p,.SltiSa W
this sor'est u tbsy couiisae their lies,
they wiH briae the Fallsst eI PresiaeuI
%, uPSa Ihs staap- he Is seI tbs nae,
SfssE hehtisg = eoFruP, ps@sOFscy cor
years, sbi sectional ssti slsssTy party,
,c favor ths slest,oH OF the candidates Of
either lie ,s He'll snd Esetsu mss,
he Knows ihess Bss--hs has tried
,hsss ia high pe~itiess-hs ssa trust
thssa, sad - eau he eSabtTy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23
Senator peprla., Throat.


Ne Dosylss visited Professor Green.
Of Nsw Ysfk, bus the Other day, 10 con.
ssIt that smiBent Phy,isisa sbest be
lLrpsr. lie has our sympathiss, sad any
msa has Shs lie afflicted With sore throat.
Osr friends sfs sorry ZOE o., esd DaRglas'
ffiesd. ara sorry for hini, bat there 10 this
dihsrsass between ssi Oars sioed the
/" scar sod Iafs " Of tiss, aud the wsr.
reg elements, Tor SO years, because Ne
advocated tru.h, End the hsst Interests Of
Church and State. Douglas ssvsd 10 With
the labors OF - yssFs, aud what passed
through his tkTost, osS'iss ss'. uoaid
have bsrssd aBd blisteTsd 9 throat Of
bsss Whst has ps'sssa dovH, uss sab-
eisat 20 have harmed sus bis swallow Ssd
visA pipe, sss 70 have carried apas ths
ro0G IF Ais fOSy~s.
They have = asS drIsk nos ia Wash
iugtoa, called " lSaEle-leg," the ingrS
disats Of sbieh are diluted aleohol, nitric
aid, bost Lex, aud tobacco, ssd wh,sh, 4
is said, will upset . mae at distance Of
a quarter Of uils from The asmiiShs
A esrtsis ssssleE uss .hIoss 10 biz era
yard, ssa lssg slsss, ssd skils ssss@Pssps
70 reEais - srees P.si,Isa, Rss beard 10
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23

NAGEFttta Afe0AihE upl
TAsts sfs mets ilHea fatdsis fall blast
hstss nee, sad larger asi better sap.
- q Laaihss. s.seksd sp. asd eOasssst.
j sstaeAislihs, lhss us bsss svvs sees
ssfs u say one time, 10 slsFss sears.
So stsfs sat iii, 10 eng direction, ssst
tAs sasi talsal Il tsrsilOfy soEsrea By
COZ city sud ils eavitsns, SD aap'ulsks.
BE siEes u a ptsssee striks ths eye.
Five has4shss houses are soisR sp 10 The
business pstts II ne sewe, sad aus sod
crdiasty eaeilias hossss In other ssris
Of the eity. os Gag ssFses, 10 sdaisiss
10 sons valuable store haasns eeiaT %,
swp iSaatisR nssscs, sHs for ihs Bssk Of
the State, ssa ose Ter The osees Back,
are sndsf say, and shsa eompsstsJ. wall
add greatly 10 he sppsafsaes q .hiuss In
tbsss loesIitlsa.
Ga Saturday la'i, We ,Ssk sses.ioa 10
ride eat ~ tae dirsstioe u the msoafue,
iatisg establish snI esasd by SHEPAab
4 MAxwtIs This establishment has
been asaer ,hs sesihsr s,r time. en-
bsFrssssd wies debts created 10 he con.
ssFuc,ioa sad enlargement, but under the
vigilsas care, and seoseabical eeslrol Of
Ma RoaAs, Sho hss bad Il Ia shstgs
fOr acre tbsa eighteen Rasaihs, Il has
Svstsd sas d aset. asa Is ses deiag =
ssefsi and psestable tasiasss. bs,h Tor The
es@@setiy aod lie esssrs
Tas eamIany nov tAsts soatnsI 10
fsrnish the Eat Tsnaessss and virginia
Railroad Conpssy sish ,Airty Freight
Cars. 81 assPsriar qsaliiy. for shieh they
are - tses,ss sdi5.o each, 10 I'll, W
wAHRs UF FwEETT THousAsb DOLLARS
This sss IL should be, encouraging
homs Industry Oar Eas, Tennessee
Railrusd CgSppanies have been getting
their Cars froH the Georgia PepitsBtiaT,,
ps,rsaisiag the fclons IL ether States,
shss our owe State " - large Stock
heldsr 10 I'll y ear Roads aad Whom We
Caa manufacture Is go0i "a sttisls, snd
- shesF one - GeotR'a eau
list SHKPARs 4 MAxvELL sss a.sa.
uias'sTiHg slasss III the AE'icaltursl
,mpisasais has 10 use ia eur s,ssu,ry,
sai Ihsy are ,a'aiaE 81 sons ba, coed
jaLs They oil orders promptly, foe Ma,
ehiasry Of Ill kiu3-. iuslad'ae Car .vhsels
Of sspe,,oS quality Va bssFoaE Tor
these .S.afLrra A,Bls ssdis .srii, ~. that
faVuE snI cor.ider r'iuu they arr 50 justly
spi,tlsd IA, 1t the the haaas Of Sgsihcfs
ctIiIsas sHI PaEchascr
MEsSRs FAAk A llioLr have erected
sIesm Eagss &c ths Raaufsctsrs Of
B.frsts, Ca.ks. a. 81 the Steam Bss, l.sa
deg, whore theJ ass successfully n,asu-
fsotsrisg Flour Barrels aud l'asuh CASKS,
Of a sureF,sy qasi'tY They have con-
tract 9Th the kseIViils Steam Min. to
furnish tbsH uHh lo.0oo F5sar Barrel.
per snagm Al these ere good iHd,cs.
tioBs icr oar toWn
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23
Enthusiasts Bell ard Everett Dem
enstrztIon IN Missouri

The NISSAN S,airssass, Pr,atsd az
Colus,bia. No 10 is issue Of the SEA
inst .Eoblshss tie Proceedings q BsLL
asd EyERErr dsu5oustrsIioa ia that eaua>
" 90 ths 4gA The S'sasssaas SAYS q
IL:
Never sinee ths gosi cid Wig usaus
o. is50 and ls4g have Ne siiaessed IA
ROOos COasty 81 large sai snthasiast'c a
assIiog Of the people - responded on
Msaa.y lsss 90 tas Naa0sal State aad
CoarFassissal seaIBsttoos. Aail1ate1
b. a .esris ai o1ssoFd add maternity, aud
81 pslr,atis purpose 70 Ailay the ssT..s
Of party sad - drive back the taB,5'la
sus saVss II sectieualiss, watch tAfsats5
10 suSuiph the CpasptatsOa ssd sac
[ a,0a 10 sSs soshuaoa rsss, the PesFis Of
Old kgons, ever fsaAla, ever tras, couae
toseIAsr 10 large ssmbss to Eaks soasssl
Of cash etheF u tsfsrssco 30 the critical
eoaditioa Of Faelis s5a,rs.
TIE nsssisg fAg.asa the aSsoisssiea Of
REt4 Esd EpERKrr aud uSaaiasse1 eaa-
d,dAlss fSE lhs Legislature, psssiBc fss-
EArd, We are glad to ao;e, Cox " =
SuIrIL8a, he shis editor q the Ssat''-
ussH, - The ssadidats for the senate.
Enthusiastic speeches we're 'oats By aAl,
RaAlfxA. tha eaaas8ats tit COagssss,
ca. SFiFxLEs. sad 9iasFa-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23
ssLl and Kvsre.t N Mlssls.lppL
fAIR PLAT.

The UPp,sii,nn ~ Nissiasippi are GAkisE
steps fuT y'gurua, rsuPaiga "a favor VI
Ben and Eycr~ts The Hia3s Ga=s''s
of the 9lst ali ssys:
"itis isuuatrd that arrangements are
ga foot Or the purchase II the E.ss5i' gf
re >JaA of6ce a; jackson, sRa the issg-
ssee thersfrom Of Bel aud Everett paper
'lhe frisnd4 q Bell ani Everett n
Marshall cou6iy hsvs made Ihs necessary
arrangements iUF rhr ssiabIsAmeot OF =
Bell and ESsrst, Paper a, Holly sTriaEs
o. neE Paper 10 advocate the eisSlign
% FL and EEereti i about % - ssIab
ljsbrd 81 OEfird Lafayette eouHty"
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23
Musios Spell
~ sHs 80 sslszsr

Ha.z q ssssi Tbrrs .,zsss = ss-usa
u asse, sBiss-rlsE g. ~ ss-zt
Hasa 10 $50 sEs3a-asaiz.
sirasEsiJ sass ug ssirit stassf
rs Is iass 3 s-srd IsslL
49, - w-rs iF=sEr- tae-s 49, ga
we b - we're ssisbt, "a no So us=
Esso ~-rs '.ssy ssrrsss@s
Bsrss - sss psf -, "a sssr.
Z srrs1 " 30 yba-s ssrs arr- asaass
-Easla8-. -. fisT st.rtlaz s-ar-
'Tis Hiss . 1892 u a--s-ry's sars-r
q sIassslzssa saasss SAL lsrs ~ sAlsa.
Be- r'sz IS ssa-s - fls- .gsa=4-
AEasr. ! ssa-sas afss- So Z --~s
--4.s5 % y=aas al 8 aagFy lasTs,
- - d. sssafg, o. see
Wsl1a = tsst 3 80 t,a- l~s1ag-
rh-a sss--i sEss- lhass ia.i-ss z--s-
% 49, 80 80 ris-sa So.
" "a al.asgfass s Re- 81 ss-sf 20 Esszat,
WH.s Tasrg ..ss's Flss.r ~-sa so.
A. sl-ssiaE r-sa-l ilts .s---J tsruu
Wa Nsss1s sF-.T 49, GO srisEf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23
Fhs Won % 1ni.mperanee.

We reeollssI to hsys BEEN 10 Washing
too svesty JssFs asa. = mere locker %, q.
the doings Oi Coazress The two most
bEilhssi osslSn there, the observed Of
al obssfvsfs, aud lhs men who aitFastsd
the msst sttsssisa, we're HsH.am Cost
sJ.AasJs. Of MsryEasd. add TLssas =
AarsAaH, " KsstsskJ Johs.oa died
recently. aged oaly about 81. psaper. 40
eo,,osJ aud aslsDsRtsi Marshall r aid
u BE- al Inmate Of IA Iasane Hospital a,
Buaalo, dlssssed, pos aud = n,ssrabis
Oarcs.s, lutsmpsFabee IS the cause Of
the degrsdsiiou Of these bFillIahs light,
suj Of their pre~stafs ssds aud deaths
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23
The Mercury" on the National De-
FnoeFaNV

The Chaflessoa .H>rcury. Of SATURDAY
last, ,has Pitches toto shs national De.
mseTscy.
"Ths ibsssssis idea tbat ihs Dsm
ocratic ysriy a. ne e1isiihg siih the
Whole northern sing - completely s-c-
ti0usiiEsd a. The Blsss Rspablcss party
is essential % the ssaisssHsnes Il ths
rights aid iastitatias' u tire south. hss
its PTeesashs Only 10 The sosss dsy, =
the Italian Republic, Ehea bobor and
truth sere oBiy sesaos's3zsd % Be ds
Tiied The Charleston Coa4sntiaa bad
not ess single pfiaeipie 10 c7ma,0n BE-
ssseB the NaTthsTa ADD S1uihers Dem
oerats. No sst Of msa ever gai together
~ more direct sui vehement arsazaajsu %
This being 50, hos saH she to- w.oz,
u tho Psrty ever honestly 90 operate p
Asd this being 40, Hhy sbasld even say
Ai'sDp. BE- uasds % unite zoe tEo EinEs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23

Democracy sfs ps,fio,ie sad assfvstiVs
sod ubea s'sds susrs q the condition of
ssa'rs. that tksy Will eons 10 tie RESETS
that they ell ssss The ssastry, and n0s
iolloW The leaders q lbs party sba sp-
PesF o. havs been smiften Eiih usdn.ss
sni blindos-s rs1s- ibsn ihst With pAich
Ssm.su as sssietsd Ehsu BE- pa',sd
Do tbs Piiisrs q The temple sd l5sl
his oSn hie, that biz easmiss might per-
ish silh him
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23
KNOXVILLE TENNEssER SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE g. 1860

By rain, o. destroyed ~ Aalf--ss Witch here
aFs ffsasesa sazssHsss-@sss sfeys lsck eessa
and hsalthvs HaJ essus staetesslg Tbs scya
= forward TIE eefsoa So 80 fsfsara 81 sHs,
isisK sd batfas he seaases sisk fhsis fsF-
hiaahis sstsssntsi, the Efsss. ssF b0psa sssild
BE 8seiy e. hsfFihEs.S sad Eag prospects
lssaiaE ~ Hks trststsssf : hsfrse tiIess
AEofastse pbt1sss {, n y8st - FF3ses CsF-
real
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23


The pemocr,tie party bush up The Re
publican party, Sho recently D,eI at Chio-
c., ssi b. their oHu bthtllng they are
about t. be ovsT,bToEn They laFsishrd
he men that headed the Douglas forces
a; Charleston. They furnished qua Of
their party ranks. I'll the Abal,tion eau
iidasss Tor the Preside ), she base ever
been before the ovaHsry Democracy is
the author q Rspab,i-4ai.m--ys., De-
nocrscy il IT. father, it, wgt aufse, iis
Dry sur-s-iis aFchitse, anI iIs builder
10 presenting the folIowi0r article, ss
call upon the reader = G.sss.'i 70, aud SEE
Who Of the parties named ssured Al
CAau2o, aud Who il Was At CAayiss'aH.
Who refused the slave Cojy 10 the South
J,msi q Bira,y, Ab,litloh csnii.
date ioT lbs PRESIDENCY, Ia lsi0, vas s
NgsfAsra Ilym.erat
Jamss e B,racy, Abol,Iiaa esHdi.
date for lhe Presidency, 20 lSIi, was .
.NyrfhrrA Dcmrr,af
"a lssr,s Vas Bsres. The Northern
uAa 9Th SouthsFs principles, the snti>
slavery candidate IA SIS, vs.. Nsslksrs
llsRsdsTuf Il
.jOIa 4. RIlr. Abolitiaa candidate
81 the Pres,dsnsy, ia is52, Was .Ns,'h-
en- i'snsasrsi
" .J,ha C. fyF.,sai, avn sLAyERY
essj,jaIe for Ihs Presidssey. "a 1850
vas = .Nsr'AsrH h. "a. .It.
=" Dsr5d N,imos, author It The eele-
bFatyd WilBos Prusiso, WAs a NprfASrs
br=ascSUf
d" NfcDAes- .iFsoid ibsagins. The Tasty
ehsa,Piea Ut 'Sqaa;Ssr Sovereignty. 'esvfe
fatal 10 the right. OF tbe Sosjb than the
" .imCl ProViso, asd the most probable
D~llocrat,e candidate f1f the Prssdsaey
"a lSG0, 10 be supported by The SSstkera
peap,Tscy, UAs = .is,fAsss isEsarraf,
v T. Brsks. 6ot act slavery SPEAK
Ct Of the House Of Representatives, was
q Ssrfksra D,mossJ,
Ia 10 a sisgulsf fact tia, the only par.
~ 10 Ihs North, tsas D. re iykh Of ths
.Ses'k, - .heald iaTni,h ALL the .Ab,s-
liSiya mod snIi slavery rsni, dates for the
Presidency, Gni large proportion Of the
sbisst aud most inaaenIial saii-s!a'sry
leaders. Yet such u the fact "
Wherever yoa had = prominent abci'-
ton leader, yoa may trace his antseedsRts
L. ncmocrsey Whenever the resolutions
Of Northern jeu,gs ratio assemblies are ez
amiaea, i, V found that they are directly
% Indirectly lss,ssss With sbalitiaH Seu~
tIassBts, The SoaIh 70 asksi 20 rely up
On den jeFacy 60 crush oaS sbolinohisn,
Throughout I'll the North the tUo things
ere absolutely idesiical There IS pa
e the ioss Of = copper between then -
They are Oss add abe sane thihs isspired
b tie sane ssRtia,rats, AeIasted By she
sams motives, aiming - the ss@s par.
passs They ars "b..ae II Sae bone AID
aesh II oae assh, and aus, change their
Osssses before they rsa be aiHercn, To
ash ihs Soalh 10 rely aPau ssHs oSEaey ioE
rrotset,na against ab,l,IiSntssa, is 10 ask
,hs lamb to pa. ia head lnta the vOli's
m0alh lor safety,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23
EXTRAcg


II there are sny H,ewbeFs ia this
House 81 that class u poliueisss 70 Uhega
the gsstis@sh from Ncrth Caroline NJ
SasaasFs) sliaded. - haViag the d,spSi-
iiou, Though poi the possr, 10 dis,u5b the
compromise contained 10 The Consultation
% this poiRt, fthe thrse-Si,hs fspTsssa.
ts'ivs PriseiPlv, an not Of the baabsr
Neither sIa cue u Those citizens 81 the
NoFlh 10 shah sn0shsE favorable mem
bsE lately Fafssnsd, 10 = pebhesliss e.
sbieh his Hams vas Subscribed, Whs
would ,hiak d immoral aud ifTsligiea, e.
iuia 10 paltiaR dowe 3 seFSiIe ibsanee.
too ~ the South, am no suldisf. sis ;
aly hshits aad strsssioa are aRmiliaaEy
bat thsTs y 20 esass 10 whish seald
sooner buckle ksspsset % ny bach, sna
pot musket on usJ shSaldsr, thsa that.
! sould eeds The whole esatiasat 70 say
eas she weald ssks ii--so kngiasd, .
FIsnSs, 10 se,ia ] sssla - II saah 10
ths bottom Il The eesaa befsEe ! suaia
zee asy psFt Of iAis sae Ansdaa soa.
vsFtsd iaia eousiReaial Hsyti b tAss
swfal psssess 81 hsoeashsd aaa assolasias
b. which sloBs saak AafaslropAs sSal6
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23
ns-sA. s.a.-- R.--.
&c. Everstt en slavery.

MEssRs. r u. 0RSk 4 SoS As sn
act Of justice 10 The saelioec "a the Ma
tissAl Uhien ticket foE the Vice Presi-
Psscy, | beg TO reproduce, If your col
umBs, sa eItrse, fFom speech Delivered
b. the Hoo. Edward Everett. 10 Congress,
10 1925, uhich vas reported in Gales /
Ssstaa's Register 81 Debates, vcl II. ,
1919 Ii shows that Ar BveEetis resuFd
as q ssalsaman. smiSsniiy saEs 10 The
Sualh, dates bach mere THAI thirty yssrs /:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23
4 MAsoNIc FEsrIvAL.

a. uATNARDsytLLE, UNION CO, EEss,,
IN TuE z5p DAY o. JUNE,
tssa a aasoA - sssEaE SNs-as q Hsss fsasss
- - sssssa = skieA riss sas Fs.ss 1asE- 81 -
,r.---sas = tsseass ersaiepS FaeiE tasaRsrlss -
- $3.50 y tks LaasA asd = paaeT-
.,.ss.i.s a ssFaNEFEsA ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23

aw-csRs s-ssss. - tss-ss So ssstss ssii - -
sssta ahss sAysstasesksn b. ~ Fass ~ iatssase,f
~ a1vsass
Al svsFsisessssss - ssat ~ sa.sls - iHaesssus
y NJ vssssss sta - tsshsa ia ssssss ss tssfaA
kavssessss<sts gEi k4slatssa ~ ssss lssuFtea,
sssees fassts ssfk ehsa - hs4f aafFslas sfssssts
~ afr-Ftisa ess is<a slstsa.9 stis - lssssfseas
lsss a.s, - ~ ~ tslsists-e-s sse-Pts shsFs
a. .syssstsrt 81 kssss y - ss~rsssst
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-23
THE KNOXVILLE WHIe
afssas.sss srssss
~ WA. q. sRowHhow.


$ sss.ssss'iss 81 sssss.sss2 - sSss. ssss -
s.isIsssss 90 = asas ts,snss ne 80
~ = ~ rtstsf Shea gtf rsttlt - - fsetmtf
80 , fzhee ~ - alHssaat l6feaSftsa
ess esss, ave SAB 5 ss;1 & s.sss s IS 81
q - - tsaf
rate. - Aa.ssss..s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLoTHING-LADIEs AND
a gentlemen having any of Clothing Furniture Or
are guaranteed 70 eoeye ioliowsPanss from 50
5arege and Woolen Dresses will be paid the Highest prices By
ang on or addressing A. Rarrs 6S Third Ladies
attended to BY Mra Harris wv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02
SUMMER RESORTS.


This Eoel offered for sale or win be let for teu N
years to desirable tenant who VIII purchase IL FprSi
The location Of th. well known astsblhhmsnt to mss 49,
rabe Of any on this favored island beiog uated q u ha
CT part g &c aHi and nssr y: road % he beach
posie he ea stone min which Ssnds In Truro Park n
houee but N e lo45 and the floor 10 TOM
teen fss sslng has spacious Dnsg Room Parlor au
Bap: with wen arranged oce &c; has l50 Rooms N o.
com s Of families n. ru,nurs e EScd erd -
liberal dsduson from the original cost some additional WI
be necessary to complete he requ1 Of The oabi.
sees unusual advashEes to the purchaser Tho houso now
undSraotnE borough renovang IN oder 70 b readnG
unt7 % any psfson ds.irous Of making an nveatncn5 =
Newport Application b b. made 70
WILLIAM NEWTON, Newport, RI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02
WILLIAM NEWTON, Newport, 4. L

A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOrHING.-LADIw AND
"A gentlemen having cart Off Clothing, Furniture Or
:, saspe are suareneed 70 receive y nom .
brege and wooen dresses WIN paid o hghss prics b
calling Addressing A. Harrs 688 Third avenue 80
attended to by 4rs Harris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02
CLOTHING, sc.

A BETTER CHANUE STILL. FOR LADIES AND GEN.
Nsnnen % convert their of clohng into caah-FsOm
s sSsi; from 81 2 = f1r psn,a and from 10 fer
PETS and jewsry h. The advertiser Euarsntses 70 pay o.
above prices note by poot punsay attended 70 ~ r.
Ladies' attended to by Mrn h -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02
Country BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD AT FARM house WANTED
city By preferrsd ssss tens whch mn
70 moderate to g. @ l6A East Thirty eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

GREAT DyMArD FOR CAST OFF CLoFHNo-r
Ladies and gentlemen receive the full value ths
and guaranteed not be humbugged by other false pro-
tenders From 81 $50 piece for dresses from IS sd
coats from 81 and upwards tor pants and ChIdrens
cali address through post HARkIS No 1856 Seventh
attended BY Mrr Harrfa - - ~>s~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

A A BRTTER CHANCE STILL FOR LADIES AND
a genLemen 70 convert THAR C1olhng INTO oeaS
rom y 70 sS9 pad for SUI Dresses from g 70 $l2 = Csa
he bighea price paid. Please sall or addns Mats a
seventh yenue between Twenty seventh and TwenU e9h1k
treets Ladies attended 70 BY Ma Nintz b-. 81,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COLCHESTER; MPRgssI.
- be rappng speakng medium be consulted At hLs
looms No. Amiiy sIee- Hours from II A, NJ IN GP, ".