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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04

Having for the last THIRTY YEARS praetieed my pro-
fsou and the last TEN in this State have consented
TO advertise to the people OF California, my name ano
Regular Graduate Of Medicine in whom they can put the
fullest confidence in the treatment Of al Private and
Chronic Diseases such Epilepsy, Apopexy. kush OF
blood 10 the head inflammation OF its different Tissues par
tial and complete paralysis and insanity, and all fune-
topa derangements such loss of memory aversion TO
society misanthropy tmidity nervousness rom siignt
causes seditrust giddness, headache, ringing In the
disturbed sleep and ncapaeity for labor and study Also
in the lungs and air passages such as tuber-
cuar diseases consumption pneumonia or inflammation
Of the lungs pIeures pleurisy, asthma humora or
smodic bionchs arnits and all forms OF catarrhal
Affections Also diseases othe liver such as hepaiis or
Inflammation of the liver. abscesses OF the liver eacu In
the bladder and ducts aundce and those diseases which
nede it, functions such as Panama fever, bilious and
intermittent and the consequences which these DIS
orders leave behind them.
Also diseases Of the stomach, such as gastrt or In
aa nation Of the stoach entertes inflammation OF the
bowes dyspepsia In all ts FORMS which destroy appetite
and digestion atulence, dysentery and diarrhoea Asc
diseases Of the kidneys annd other urinary organs sucf
as diabetes or an excessive flow Of uLine albnmenarA
| commonly KNOWN Brights disease In this complain
patient ottentmes suspect the presence
diseases until late The most common symptoms ar
general ndsposition with drOpsical swelling, cacuh
the kidneys urethra bladder, enuress or inability 4
retain the urine cystits inflammation Of the bladder
and all other disorders Of the urinary organs Also di
y of the MEssEs when excessive, Detective suppresse
or irregular, proapsus or falling OF the womb, sterty
overean dropsy and other diseases OF the parts In tn
treatment OF any OF the above Diseases the doctor ha
many new remedies and guarantee and perfect cure i
all cases the money win be returned
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04
TOTAL, $4,000

The Prizes will be distributed on SATURDAY EVEN
ING December S1st 1882 in the same manner as in the
preceding ones to wit All Drawn Numbers from the first
to the two hundred and nineteh inclusive take the
articles in the order in which they appear on the list
RS- TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. ga
CHAs. W. YOUNG.
Nevada, Nov 14th ls5o.-7td
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04

AN INDIANS CoMMENT.-When Gov. Tall
madge went out TO Fond du Lac, Wis, then q
Territory. bis new home was graced by several
grown up daughters. The Indians were "there.
aud thereab0uts" ct the time, aud frequently
were met by members of the family. II was
90 era in female dress wheh the bustle was q de
sired accession OF grace and outline. but new
to The aborigines. A grave old chief one day
was asked what he thought of the Governor
daughters. "Pretty squaws nice white squawI
pity 'um backs broke" What would the old
chief say now ia these modern days of wide
spread crinolinef
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04

STRANGE INCIDENCE IN CoNYEcTIoN wIrH A
YOuNa LADY's DEATH.-The following very re-
markable occurrence was related to us by
gentleman In whose word we have the most
implicit confidence, and his statement was cor
roborated by others. 1t took place about two
weeks ago, ct house on Morgan street, near
Thirteenth. A young lady. about twenty years
Of age, was lying at the point OF death, after
lingering through all the different stages OF
consumption, which disease bad, over year
ago marked her for Its prey. She was confined
to her bed In room on the second story OF the
house, 10 reach which it was necessary to as-
cend flight of winding stairs About four
hours before her demise, while kind friends and
dear relatives were assembled around her bed
side expecting every moment to witness that
sad event, o bantam chicken, Of pure white col
or. made its appearance 10 the room. the door
being open After walking around and picking
up few crumbs of bread which were upon the
carpet the little stranger got upon chair ut
the foot Of the bed, and from that got upon the
bed. and then walked over the coverlid till 1t
came within foot OF the occupant Of the couch
Of death.
There 1t remained for about minute. The
young lady, whose eyes had been hitherto al
most closed, smiled at the approach OF the in
truder, and raising her hand, emaciated as II
was Dy dlEease, sue BeDtiy sToheu " uV""'
after which 1t went away from the place II then
occupied, descended to the floor by means Of the
chair, and took up position under the bed.
The persons In the room, not knowing to whom
the chicken belonged nor whence 1t came
'hunted" 1t out, and In few minutes 1t was
down stairs again. In less than on hour how
ever, the sick room door being open, they were
all surprised to see the same little animal come
again, accompanied by . black chicken, and
when the two walked into the room quite delib-
erately, fear struck the hearts OF them all, one
Of the ladies remarking 't was some sign"
They did not attempt to eject either Of the un-
expected visitors, but permitted them TO occupy
any position which suited them. The two chick
ems, after walking about the room for while.
went under the bed, where they remained about
an hour, during which time the young lady died.
What Ia most wonderful about this, Is the fact
that no person in the house or neighborhood
can tell where either the bantam or the other
came from, or to whom they belong. nor could
they ascertain where they went when they left
the room. The persons living in the house, nor
those occupying the adjoining dwelling had
never kept live chickcns.-St. Louis (Mo.) Dem
ocrn
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04
ITALY. 1859.

Wait little do tos not waltz
Louis Napoleon IL not Fate;
Francis Josephis not Time;
There's One hath swifter feet than Crime;
Cannon -parlaments settle nought;
Venice is Austria's, Whose is Thought
MIME is good, but, spite Of change,
Gufenberg's gun has the longer range.
Spin, spin, Clotho, spini
Lachesfs twist and Atropos, severl
In the shadow, year out, year in,
The silent headhman waits forevsFi
Wait, we say; our years are long;
Men are weak, but Man is strong;
Since the stars first curved their rings,
We have looked on many things;
Great wars come and great wars 60,
Wolftracks light on the polar snow;
We shall see him come and gone,
This second. hand Napoleon.
Spin spin, Clotho, spin
Lachesis, twist and Atropos, sever
In the shadow, year out, year In,
The silent headsman waits forever
We saw the elder Corscan,
And Clotho muttered as she span,
while crowned lackeys bore the train
OF the pinchbeck Charlemagne,-
i'Sister, stint not length Of thread
Sister, stay the scissors dread
On st. Helen's granite bleak,
Hark, the vulture whets his beak /"
Spin. spin. Clotho spin
Iachesis, twist and Atropos, severi
In the shadow, year out, year in,
The silent headsmAn waits foreverl
The Bonapartes, we know their bees,
That wade In honey, red to the knees;
Their patent reaper, Its sheaves sleep sound
In doorless garnern underground:
We know false glory's spendthrift race,
Pawning nations for feathers and lace;
Il may be short, 1t may be long
"'Tis reckoning daylo sneers unpaid Wrong.
Spin, SPIN Clotho, spin
Iachesls, twIsti and Atropos, severl
In the shadow, year out, year In,
The silent headsman waits foreyerl
The cock that wears the eagles skin
Can promise what he ne'er could win;
Slavery reaped for fine words sown,
System for all and rights for none,
Despots at top, wild clan below,
such Ia the Gaul from long ago:
Wash the black from the Ethiop's face,
Wash the past out Of man or race
Spin, spin, Clotho, spini
Lachesis twistl and Atropos, severl
In the shadow, year out, year in,
The silent headsman waits foreveri
Meath Gregery's throne spider swings
And snares the people for the kings:
'Luther Is dead old quarrels pass;
The stakes black scars are healed with grass -
SO dreamera prate;-did man e'er live
Saw priest or woman yet forgiven
But Luthers broom Is left, and eyes
Peep DER their crseds 10 where 1t lies.
Spin, spin, ClOtho, spini
Iachesis, twistl and AtropOs, severi
In the shadow, year out, year In,
The silent headsman waits forsveri
Smooth sails the ship OF either realm,
Kaiser or Jesuit at the helm;
But we look down the deeps and mark
Silent workers In the dark,
Building slow the sharp p-tusked reefs,
Old instincts hardening to new beliefs:
Patience little; learn to wait;
Hours are long on the clock Of FataM
Spin, spin, Clotho Spin
Lachesis, TWIST and Atf0F6s, severi
Darkness Is strong, and so Is Sin,
Q But only God sndures forever
Atlantic Monthly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04


T1UMMONs.-state OF California, County ef
- Nevada, Township of Little York, S. Before L. o.
s psonIe Of the State Of California to GEO. PIFER;
Won are hereby summoned TO appear before the under
signed Justice Of the Peace at hs Office in said township
on THURSDAY the 5th day Of January A. D. 1850 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ to answer 10 the complaint OF WILLIAM
KIRKENDAII who demands Of you the sum OF one
hundred dollars on account, for money que him as
per complaint now on file in my once On aare 70 70
you for the said Of hundred dollars and costs
Of suit. -.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Dec = a D. lsss
CTT1TE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Me-
- vada, In District Court Of the l4th Judicial Dis
trict Of said State. :. . c,,, o,,,,r
The people OF the State oil California, 10 N hcOOAoo0h
You are hereby summoned to appear appear and an
swer 10 the Complaint NJ HIx5ON. filed against you
within ten day from the service Of writ II served
you in this County within twenty days served on you
In this District, and out Of this county ano wtnn nL
in an action commenced the second day December A.
n 1859 in said Court the OF $lOO0 w. with
interest thereon from the 9th day OF December A. D. 1855
at the rate Of ten per cent per annum on certain
ent In said complaint sent FORTH and executed oy yon
10 the county Of Nevada the 6th day Of November a
n 1885 by which you became liable to pay said sum,
thirty days after date Of said agreement on failure 10
deliver TO plaintiff within said thirty days certain bonds
in said agreement men Toned, and which ponos panus
AYERS were not so delivered And you hereby notified
that if you fail said complaint herein direct
ed Plaintiff will take Judgment against you for the sum
hereinbef0re mentioned
with all Of suit and also demand OF the Court such
other relief is prayed for in plaintiffs said complaint
~ In testimony whereof John :. Lambert Slsrk
seal of the District Court aforesaid, do here
! III unto my hand and impress the seal
d said Court at office in the city Of Nevada this I'd day
/ Of December A.. D. 1859.
| JOHN s. LAMBERT, Clerk
BY JOS ROBERTS, Jr. Deputy
By order Of Hon. Niles Sears District Judge, of the
l4th judicial District Court
A true copv Attest JOHN s. LAMBERT Clerk
l0sm BY Jos. ROBERTS, Jr. Dep
Mcconnell CARRIER Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04
LIVERY t. SALE STABLE.
MAIN STREET NEVADA

MAIN STREET. NEVADA.
- j. A. LANCASTER, FORMERLY OF THE
Hr@N Oriental Stables, would inform his friends
SA and the public generally, that he has added
LA extensively to his already Large and Ele-
CANT establishment Of Horses Buggies Saddles Harness
&c 6c.--and is prepared to furnish as fine turn
outs cal be fonud In the State.
Well trained feet and easy Saddle Horses well equipped
for Ladies' or Gentlemen will be ready at all times.
long experience in the business and an earnest desire
to retain the confidence Of his friends leads him to be
lieve he will be able 10 give general satisfaction.
Particular attention paid 20 Horses on Livery
Carriages always In readiness with careful drivers for the
use Of Balls, Parties, nc. &c.
The quality Of my stock will permit meto say that those
seeking pleasure engaged on business would do wen TO
give me a call J. A. LANCASTER.
Nevada, Aug. 20. iS56.-46-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04
GrabtliMg.


TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIci
CALIFORNIA TAGE COMPANY.
The Stages Of this Company will leave
@9k-fa their ONCE, at NATIONAL EXCHANGE,
Ek1z1<Zsz Broadstreet, Nevada.
Y0R sAcRAMENT0. aE
Leaves Nevada at O'Clock A. NJ and arrvingat Sac
ramentoin time for the O'Clock boats for San Francisco
MARYsvHLE.
Leaves the above named Office. every morning at 6l
O'clock A. NJ. passing by Grass Valley Rough Ready,
Empire Ranch and Long Bar and arriving at Marysyie
in time to connect with the companys2 O'Clock stages to
Shasta.
FOR YoRREsT ciTY.
Leaves every morning at O'Clock for San Juan, Camp
tonville and Forest city.
FOR oRLENNe FLAT.
Leaves every day at O'Clock, A. NJ, via Bell's Ranch
Humbug city Woolseys Flat. Moores Flat. and arriving
Orleans Flat at IL Returning leaves Orleans Flat
at soclock arriving at Nevada o'clock, connect
ing with the Marysville and Sacramento stages
JAMES HAWORTH,
Pres't. C. 8. Co.
W. s. McFoEERIs, Agent, Nevada. Lh
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04
ysgal YSfifss.
CAUTI0Eg=;:;JL9NssT' LOST

undersigned lost between Webbers Bridge and Ne
vada Pocket Book containing County Warrant No Zs.
drawn ON the Road Fund of Nevada county in hvor
Henry Everett for the Of two hundred dollars.
Also Note drawn by John Slack. In favor Of the un-
dersRned for hundred and ATTY doars, due in oeto-
Der last.
Also nste drawn By T. o. Hodges In favor Of the Hn
ergned for fifty dollars and other papers OF no value 70
any one but the owner.
In anv wav negotiating the above mentioned County
warrant or Notes as payment has been stopped.
III, resTed for his trouble BY leaving them at the DK
ocRar OFnCE Nevada with the tolkeeper at Weboer,s
Bridge or with the undersigned t his residence at Cot
'~ss ''--0-' AGRIPPA WELLS.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04
JOHN s. DOLE & CO.

JOHN s. DOLE & CO.,
No. 6s Battery Street, San Francisco
ITAVE THE BEST SELECTED STOCK
II ofB0OTS SHOES in the city. We are selling
goods at auction prices to make for our fall stock
arriving We keep every variety of Cents Ladies'
Misses, Boys, Youths and Childrens'
BOOT AND SHOES.
Cheaper than any House in the city, cash and liberal
eredt-6s BATTERY ST., at Wholesale, and 1875 COM.
MERCIAL ST., below Montgomery, atretail where can
of Boots and Shoes. Cents Ladies', Misses Ghdrens
Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes every
cheaper than any house in the city.
N.B-Always on hand, Benkert's and Conrad's Boets
and Shoes Also for the ladies, Mills Son and D. r.
Kings sPhiladslphiABootsa and shoes.
4las JoENS. DOLE co.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04

Among which there are THlRlf ONE Fne 'VAD an
SILVER WATCHES, AND
AAoo TN Q - - Ell!
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04
WtAieSI YStift.
nR LII sTACKPoLE.

LATE PrOfe1s0F ~ INC UHNF UHNHsSf "H"'H ,
Ctap he found at the CORNER of CALIFORNIA and
u Montgomery streets San Francisco,
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04
SPLENDID GIFT
ENTERTAINMENTS!
az 600 I'M PRIZES

OFFERS to the Public Third Git Ensss.aannen s.a,as
anvthino heretofore presented.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04

Where he can be consulted privately and with the ut
o.t confidence By the afflicted at all hours daily, from
gA. M until p N. Cure always guaranteed or no pay
REQ uired.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04

The following selected from volumnous accumula-
ton testimonials of the Press Of the United States
and from eminent Professors OF institutions where
the practice of medicine is taught
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS.
Opinions of the Press.

Immediately cured and full vigor returned -tsa
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-01-04

tell you how 1t hsppeued.' They did take Mrs
- home and left her there. The husband
and wife seem atfeetionate and devoted as ever.
but the widow Is dissatisfied with society OF the
West and thinks of going East this fall.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-04
- wm Rsn
Ague Cure.

fua TBS ef4ttz rHkk 90
fsikgsaIsisss rsssr = rssss sd keas,
Aemaslsa Fsgsf; Hhili Eefsr. pamh
ARA. ferAsairai neaakehe. or nillsas
fIaaaaeAn, 80 Hliisak Fssessl ihaeea
tsf shs uAbis nsasa I'll Dresses eFigi-
hazlne q Mli4fy defanessaaaA. e4ased
~ ths Nalsfia el laiasmstis CsaRtFisA
No ass fpshsas q leasrf ealIsl tsT b. she -.
eesalsses q ti,a Aiaef3ean psople thaa saFe sna
safs earn iof fsres So AKee. SasA fsFHess
- arr aaa shAiaed b. us4sr, rish pesfest rer-
saint, skss 4 - ssSikae ne at-esss, assa Win
assassars, fcshae4 - Fesaf fAsa 20 bern eco
ai4.s hIou - ssla snf qennti,y
1hra Sses1 teelFsu hpA ~ prevents Ola d.
eFylsr aast d a esseense prFsirr 10 ne seTass,
nSsses Uhssp 4 prevails, fsssvsf'oH i lgisss
thsa cs5s, 81 90 i-ses.s s.safes tss f,st "et.a
~ ana Faa \ fialss,i sltAsts Il tlis hslsfal
slissesnpeF. Zess ctsss sxfsis ths tnias-
ssEise p.sssaa Il rsvea ksr Aats fsosa the
ssSspsa. saa saessn,4 Ia den lss,slsnt n ghs
dssasA. 4 saksa ~ " sri asltssessA - - psV-
sss.sessnry stnsf.hsasl L ! NOT ehf TIN best
f4sussfy sres ~ ditresrfed hN chs ssss ~ eSns
slaisss ~ aAsa tlss clseapssk tka lsIss qaan.
tsr We sasssis f.s = 9eiiaf hsiaRs Il within sF,s
rcssh Il stesy i-ssly and N hiissaa Districts,
whurs Fsssa ASH ApHn prssaiis, ever body
shaaha hAtp Il. ard a-e u feess, Aash ESs care
sid yss,srs.aa. Il y hated tits Prise Nili llate
Il Niths tl.e reakh u ali 10 faof - saA ~ tiss
Fteh A greet saF-ssfssit ~ tiia reHsdY esef
aHy esisef ever discovered ltq ~ speedy ard
eefssia ean Il iAsermiHsHis Il. tisst / reataias
- Quisiss a yaissF1i. sssasesaeatls Il pse3sets
~ Eas,iisss ~ s-slssF teiafisus e3seta whassyrs
area The constitution Those rHFpi 10 4 are
IN - Assitas ~ 4 they haa Hssa bad de dc.
easp.
Fever ana Aye y tot slpvs NE s'sss~easufs
u tls aatasaasais lalsss A fsrsi variety = de-,
oaiss sfsss fspsn 3ls lssfsatlssa aaasse ilsh ate
KeaFulEiA Rhearassissai tsoai, heaaaebs. liliRd
anss. tasshastas, EafasAs, Cstsgrh Asthsas,
fairasssien. Hussfui AffsetAsa u he NttspcH.
nvs6rscs. tssla r. pse Bs.~sls, ealh, fafals 50,
ard 3sfsngealsft ~ - Ssuasssh. al q shieh.
shea arssiaalise u rs esase ssst On tlss inter.
ssilpeni lsTe. ~ s-sr5rle eettsaseai. THIS cess
exrels the tsassa hsna ~ hirsd, ata eosse-
easafts efss tsesa an AAas. b i a. ~ A'na.
BE rsatsessen b ih4fs.araait. aa1 fcrseas i'aE.
saiiay - ss,.gssa1iss rielAsss h he mslas,suu
aissrlsss n ssksa tsaSaessnalil, ~ DADS. EAsis
sStasea 10 - isfertssn tAai Mi ~ exrrtssd
Essfa sae sttteak sai raissez arransaiaie n tuf
Assent aaaatiiy b Ft5es tate aissase Hssee Il
3 esra mase ssiaSst sst IHptscsEoa t'ash sarss
saa f.w ~Sa csws s4HeY hcsa latssaifsssfs "
shrs avail themselves II ssss pzsaessisn this r-T'
s.lx .ffssssA
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-04

Tfe rsb.rtssars 50 k.ssnsfft6ffes = nos
TETTFE CFLRHK tTEB STOMACH BIT
IEkz ssa spp-sl sgh PeFfse, ssskssses 20
pkgsicssssaN3 sifisssa alssfFaiig ~ sss a -
Fssss hes suss the ~ ielr has sitaiped rep'l.
tsfioa hsressssre assEUrs fss fats aPou
this pofas wia@si,-zA ssaTs possFfaiy ihss
satsassa - here assertion 81 sisrsHtaz FsssrFy
ne sausarsFt rs q Hssfeftsrar sssHIseh b. :
tsrs fsr fhe 80 gssF sHtaasss.i - ossF hail-
sr.ii5sa hatsies aH4 fron. ~ asnifpss sszsdy
Increase IN finsss past e = sfifsut shsf dHrssE
he souaing year he eoRsussplioa III r.aeh
hsas sas nsiIliea hgsfis8 Tks iEsss~sss susoups
ses.sa syzsF hsss been SD - 81 sss rsEs
usssiieinsi pFap.rfEss eenlaiilsa ~ ih@ FrspaEa-
dos, sad tie szasssest - fhs aesi Ffss-iH-zt
rhrzlsisns ia ,hsss Fsettrs u shs soaa'ry
u,i-srs Ne artssss - hets 3ses, shg sst aniy
rsssmasHd ths BitssTs p ssyir Fssisn's bet
sfe fesfy Z, 81 Tires - Ets tes' 70 7nfais 70 -
sassacyis ~ sa-ss - ssssasehSs dsssHSzs'sHts
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Tia j. n3ts fsRpafary i-sfsii4fif5, 9tiasaef
~ s1srssf'Iiuary farFts - fiss ~ - sfum-
Bs'iHk fEs sslsillss - 80 BsitsTs, - = sssssd
ssiisssitan ~ ~ iRraiaalis rssaiciRs- shiee -
destsns8 - ~ e. saf,gfsg sssas HEsd
Hasfsftsr's stouia-b Bsfters hsvs proved
Ge8ssHi - rfziass shefs Fever sRi agus
esusstal tbrir ,.-tisas - hssaFsss. - Be
sils b. tfate soa8 tsntly tast iks Filter
a. a e-Yfs.s eurr fsr ihV bsspeP-ta an3 i.sa
d-s~as-. r. fs tbs proprietor -e-Fss q m
aH-yrsl '-zssFs- u rrnsyss I'll n-aTts'i Hst'sr
from tie s.aa. r.. FnsrhFs che bleed. tHs
tssarts reusz ed fTisi,- - fis a-rsssis - - -.
lssinz a. ibss toss sHt esssEy iHstiaIspsatis
~ ti.s rr4ioralloa 81 hssIih j. upsssIrs uF1n
the no,saab. Bygy sud other digestive organs.
rsiisi ba, T.sgserfuiiy. sHf ssns vssfsrsr tssHa
ta1eandll .isu ssssaliai r. ths hesiihy 8ischsrEs
q TIE fsarii.4ns q Hafure
Elderly t~rse.rs iHay sss 80 Bsstsfs 3si'y -
ny aiyscsisss N ,hs bottle. sHd fleJ ~ fni
ish .sitoBisHs , ~alsarly sdsTted 70 esrsi,rt
eslistas years. ~ 70 - FsHasasif - tse Pafs e..
iasiKesslinS 70 ,hs Bowels szssiien' ~ taH'r.
an4 FsjrspsHaffHg ger Ta'iT. " azSs - eTi-
.lsuse ~ thss.zs4.sis q sref 500 ani n 81
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s+sr.r.fisn sAfa suG riaz from assssset g.
fasasuss Hss ADD general 1sbsisy s-siHz uss.s-
SIC s4sise u yhyss~sxns, iBey fsFs sl4ad1rei
AZ dsiaseris'fs drsgs ssd Fa!riy tsssd the
ssrsiif = taas syfieis. A f-u sesi's 10 -
Fsasts- ~ TzeFe sre seTfs-7 Par-aFft rs-h
tHris sarss are e. hEras-ing tEai So q ta-7i
.{uk an4s- 80 tFtal fh- rsflfiau af uatsy'
an4 rhiI j. - ahs7Fsi sEig iss.irF. ilst iH-
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f.rysf tr-r ess a-sha IN By eSf-~ssa ans - ,
~ b.sr iufasf sHar-fi rr= r-ri-i 70 eaters
arrive d4rrg .Ae saan-r-F s,szas che ser =
sa3y ssh T1s-si y g~sars-iF arsTara'sFi Here
ths O.. - a 1.s-rerry 81. .srss1.E-t Pa rer
Faf g. ra.5r.rs 70 &c ss--.l. sat rnai.ie 80
rzsther f7 h-sz b a-.irF trT sEts1EtiaE fr. -
aluI rs-r-esiHii r.~z F7r='HT ~Ia'ttrTs gene
fafs f.r-5rr tbs i..i-ra ts a.. ..-.rs .av ss~a
tsrs ssst reeve BE sGis'sss-at - PEI 81
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-04
PuRLic 81 q Lors.

IN THE SsTg DAY OF FkBht A
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