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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-14

FALL 6 WINTER GOODS.
JOHN Il. DAVIS d. CO.,
lO2 Main Street, Lynchburg. Va.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
WE take pleasure in announcing 10 friends aud the pub
w lie generally thai have In store large and wei
selected stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
- which very respectfully invite their attention:
iinn Black and Figured silks,
lrh " Gro De Case
Epson for Mourning
" Two Flounced silk Robes
Extra Ech Two Flounced Colored silk Robes
Paris Printed Mouslin RobeA
Ech Paris Chntz Printed Mousins
Ioyins. Nalentias, Plain and layadere,
ilan and Printed French Merinos,
Black French Merinos,
Mou.ins, Bombazine and Alpacas,
With large stock of EmbroilUres
Cambria, Muslin and Nalcncine Sets,
Cambria and Muslin Collars,
talencine and Lace Collars
handkerchief &C.,
With lirge stock OF Gentlemens Wnre
Cloths, Cassimeres and Nestings,
and e. Full Cloth,
Sleeps. Grey Sainets, Linseys. &c,
Bleach and Bro. Sheeing, 81 lD4 and l24,
Bleach and Bro. Sheeting, rs and ~,
Cotton Osnaburgs 34 and "a,
Bed Blankets white aud colored Servants Blankets.
With large stock of House Furnishing Goods:
Window Shades COnices Table and Piano Covers,
q arpeting, Rugs Mats, Floor Oil Cloth,
trumb Cloths Druggets, &c, &c.
Call and examine for yourselves before purchasing elsewher
ut [oct 3.d&ctsl JOHN Il. DAVIS IL cos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-14
PHOENIX FOUNDRY 4 ENGINE WORKS,

LYNCHBURG VA
on tho Gnnl abope the bridge Of ts Ta d Tenn. r.. r.
TVy HIS ESTA BLISIIMENT has been enlarged
Increasing demand for work in its various branches
prepared TO furnish. .-J
Portable and stationary STEAM ENGINES Of any required
Mil Gearing, shafting Hangers e=.
GoOdwins Celebrated Centre Discharge WATER WHEELS
Tobacco Factory Fixtures.
Iron Castings Wrought Iron work Of every
description. FI - 80 =
All this establishment warranted equal To that
done at an establishment In the State. 2 n
DC A.Q. DARNEYI Act
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Fine Watches.

XXTp0L CAEDlNti.-Our Cards perfect order
w having been newly tilrd thoroughly repaired, AMI
prepared Ia do CA RIDING in the best at the
shortest notice We have secured the o Mr.
J">fa of Nelson County, tar'cr ofgr"m experience, VIII"
highly nlr'l "A tar'rr. You
that GOOD ROLLS, send in Wool early, and viii
cnea, card all without un, delay. W.
determined To pains lease those wo patron
iIe We will receive Wool ahd deliver Rolls a
We will keep constantly hand Wool Rolls Tor Sale and La
change for Wool.
The Highest Price pad Wool delivered
o mill. [may lI-dis.l NOWi.IS ~ MI ERE1I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-14
M. HoIII I\S d. Co.
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS

TWO DoOES AB,h l. NElaHANi~ ENhk,
Main Street, Lynchburg, Va
V1EG lc1v" To return their thanks irir
and customers Who have bnfly ratranilrd the
past three years. and respectfully continuance OF their
fayOrs Prompt personal attention 10
kinds of country produce and ni.
of-Jted Our stock Of Gocrrirs Dry will
s.'ld as low AN! house IN tIc city
feb 1-dis NJ HaLI.INS Il 60.
FINliE PORTRAIT GALLERY viii ,c continued hy the u,-
dersignei, al the old sIni NJ. ~ stout where
viii lie pleased 10 receive connuan ui liberal
tr"nage bestowed the lat,
cali @ ever! effort Will bc gi,,H render satisfaction
at Pictures, rates oi charges,
Wea-n hn,ethragenc. for III" QAkfC ms DounLE 1nREAn
ano rmbrolcrs, and does of , az. Maclncs
is ir simple and less complicated an, other
chine and is sold al The low pfir, $lu aud I,c>
tahnr Machine SO He has the Patent kdiusaii,
manufactured expressly for tho Quaker Machine. The only
thai hcins all widths and thickness Irot large
Der sold by N s. Tanner Co, while agents
general satisfaction whh the Machines have gwen
sighed feels no hesitation In recommending, them best
now in use. Call and examine them y. :. TANNER.
oct . dis No ~ Main Street. l. .lnrilurr a
Fine Watches.
e WE have n new and large stock of FINE ENGLISH
&A WATCHES, OF the follow ing nautiarlurrrs Cowi,-
ENz DiX"u Jos. Johnson, Tobias Bold, H. u. johnson,
enx~ David Taylor, Copper Robinson, and Bluniel Also
the stock Fob. Neck and Vest Chains, Stals, Key
NC. offered ia this market.
We will s'll the above REASONABLE terms c
rs he purchased in the state, and respectfully solicit
examination OF stock j, WILL ANS Il son.
oct l3-ds Main Street
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T. OR II l., n II,
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH
Al No. RI Rrislge klceel.
Sol ONION d. MI SSER,
No. Il9 Main Street.

Sol ONION d MCSSElt,
No. 1l9 Main street.
WIIOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCERY.
w DRY o6ns, ifQIoEs &C., consisting in part, d
various grades agua, Rio Java Mocha CoIcc sperm,
A1ama1~, and Talow Candles Brown and fSne. s"as, Of
cry kind are Cider Vinegar, improved young }s Old ii!-
NUMBERS, % No % iIcrng @ NJ" p" and % arlcr s " n nan
asso men of STAPLE Dry Goods, such ~ "sua-
rnrg' eg' wn ana h.aced shirl"E in%" nsrs sh"'ns
Jeans, with large assortment OF Negro Shoes home
Toae and farmers will their
est too and examine our stock &e, &c. to which they re
general y. oct 29-di.
NC sT".EN # fG% & my farm ary nGo ,"Tn1s' on
10 yssrs Old %sda% si1s Nv Tv."S ] %%nt. r'~Ara
VIII be given fr the apprehension Of the thief an l.T re
sept 6dts scottsvillc, Aibcrmnrlc, Va.
ATTENTION, LADIES.
HooPskIRTs HOOP SKIRTS, Just OPENED, Just
OF ENED-;Dust opened, large assortment to be sold
dee IL dts. dts JOHN ABEAIIAMs.
JOHNSON Is s;ESf42aMINfGiIHiEt Sf2aMI, SfiIiEt: ~ orEf'
%r1Srrx HDS AS Ms ,NH otftE FSE @''
IL | 900 bags Rio, L"gu,ra and Java Coffee
,.s sidcs good and damaged sole Leather
!do boxes Adamantiue Cand!cs,
i1 boxes Brown Soap
1,~D kegs Old Dominion Nails;
barrels n. o. Moasscs
~ hogsIea,s Cuba Molasscs;
20 do n. q. Sugar;
100 barrels extra {. Sugar
100 do low grades Sugar
do grnnulatcd Sugar
~ do ground sugar;
IS pntcn, cut loaf Sugar
tN barrels crushed sugar;
NJ kegs soda;
100 boxes French Window Glass;
kits No. l Mackercl;
~ barrel. No. lIcfrings:
100 bushels Clover Timothy and other Grass Seeds.
BESIDES n full assortment of GlOCEIES ms well ~ large
we'll selected stock 70 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC IIQ
'UOES We also for of brands Of
MOUNTAIN RYE WHlSkEi all of which will sell low.
~ dts.
RHODES UPER-PHOSPHATE LIME.
XNE have just received fresh lot Of this very valuable
w izcr Those of friends have used this article.
speak highly of II. We think II used 10 gain
that p"pua-y which il eminent, deserves. Pamphlets
containing number Of certificates prominent
! farmers of the country, may be had b, applying to
NJ. HoLLiSS h co, Sole Agents,
/ may 21dts Lynchburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-14
Tue Best Lamp Now in Use.
LOycleSS' Self-tencrating Gas Lamp.

TQNlS Lamp generates lis own ga r"m III" common burning
fluid aud makes light equal 10 II is simple
construction and moi liable of order there Is
danger Of eNdoson there is trimming m wicL md
breaking of chinnr, These lauis t
every night and inv iic every call
them burning For sale cheap by
ANDREW BOYD,
IerI Muln Strr, II,,,I \n
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MISCELLANEOU 5
18th Semi. Annual Gard

FVNliE subscribers invite the attention VI
t'ncrs and the public generally 10 their com
pete stock of FALL. AND WINTER GOODS now In storA
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Horses for Sale.
NEW GDODS

NNTE have six good ,n'lc and. Work lIOKSES for sale
w 1hos" in need OF horses will please give a call.
ort 3dts FRANKLIN ~ co.
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d. p. e. G.. a. DUUGUID

- - Successors 10 s Diaguid ,t S,ns]
r9 WILL. keep constantly hand large stock Of all
-~ kinds Of FURNITURE, of their manufacture
which they will he pleased 10 shew the old friends
LZ5 and patrons ). Diugud ~ SONS, and the public
generally. -.
keep constantly hand large stock of FlSKS
metallic BIZ RIAL CASES, of all sizes; also large stock Of
WOODEN COFFINS Of description and will prompt
attention o undertaking business nj all hours.
feb 25-d&cts ID. +. ~ q. A. pIUGUID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-14

~ LIVE oIIS-900 boxes pSine choice Os for sals by
I 0Dmg 2ds EDMOND. DAvENPoRr Co., ,hiehmona
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-07

10 our issue II tws weeks Hga, W pub
!,.hsI atl We knes, a. hat um,, 90 The
baby lsiE At stafs :, s'A u,ies ssss ei hno1.
vile. The fansis hsd represented her.
sell IS coming ifom Cooke Coan,y. sud
this Wo are nov satisfied vas fslsr, aui
that Eh,is she successfully egnesaied her
srIi, she directed susPisi,u towaIds those
Who Wsrs ienoctbt
The fact, nov tatn rut 20 be. that taste
we're Tea cues on Lasi 20 ihis vicinity,
aoyat tho Gfst Sees ia Juus. Tie female
retired toto Bioapt CossJy, aud through
. a lady Iepr,,eatius her, snd coming
here in ihe. MsryElIis Stage, reported her
s,i g. be ike daughter of q sealthy maj
"a 90 ks CysRlJ Thls Is certainly ilsc,
sud t 10 .,9t aGw kpuwa Whs she Is, q
rno her guilty ssdueer is, sSerP, tlst he
l. reported 10 resyIo ia oao # the poau.
lies beloS this, aud Is single msa The
msitct has been sotiisi, 10 spuU way, aul
-, la. bssa bought Of fIoa an exposure,
81 ia, destroyed ,bs rhlld We have
fsil,d to leaTa the facts Ia the easc OF the
pamg, Of Ibs pa,Iisa, bot We lave By 40
,noaBs dsspaired Of lsstsisE the facts
The other ease Is said to be resl Que ,
ssl ,hs child iskeu 10 Stsre's wss bsfn Ia
this City, a. se afs informed aud believe.
Tie feusla comes from Metlisa Counly,
and her ssdseeT Is sai1 10 be sihgir man,
aud : Tslatits of her When the child
va handed over 10 Stare, he wRs islJ that
il 1t should Bssd soy uHfdicsl trestment,
20 ualI ia DT %ss+t"-s sne 6f our city
PhysicisHs, saI that -ua bill would be
rnads vat against Stare. FTsw this ws
infer that the DSotor was the Physician
Ia the case, aud Is aeqaaiRtsd With the
parties We hope the Dec.or nay same
cot aod trll all about the easo. AAa We
h,pe that he will jain as in peisuading the
cruel aud iuhamsn parents "a take charge
OF II, aud take esTe u II There is lr-s
q shame aud aispEseo atiGehsj 20 ihis
cputss, tksB there is 10 course Of eon-
eeslmsaI, aud Of easiiUg n tho helPless
infant, And if the yousg msB has ona
particle of hOasT left, be vail many the
JouBg woman, For Que, We set our bead
sBd face, like aint aud steel, against all
such vilIainy, and sc call aPoa 81 good
men snd eitiEsns, TO use their influence to
hunt sui and expose such eopdaet.
Again. We tell ali who art dispesed 10
play ~ sssb hstsstis tricks AZ these, to
30 slssshsss, aod keep cut oi Knoxville
WsmAy haVs oeessioa 10 sllads 70 this
tpbjses ngsiR, shea We lsara ether fsSss
which Ne are now ia pursuit of- Fas the
pressAt, We take occasion to state, that
pose Of she parties. 10 either sass, are
sittseaB u KaaEsiiis
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-07
Mr Kverett-Mr. pashanaa

Oar n5mocrsiic SoRts sp0raTiss are
busy IA huniine over the record Of Nr
EvsrrtI, sBd sndsavuFiss 70 she's BY some
1t b,s votes SRd sPsscRes, that be does
nog ts.k iko a SgaihsFa Baa and a Save
holder We never expect = Nsssaehu-
.erls Inau t. dlsa We very cheerfu.iy
ai,ait that b. has said tbiags add voted
.aB,etimes sgAinst what tbs Soath ghoaEhi
her interest: bot that has bsca years a-a.
Like Nr Webster, whss BE- vutei ~ lsao
10, sha fugitive slave hW, aai when Faa-
neil Hall uas shat "a hss l4es t0s the yotc,
be tali tls il,,i0aisas, ,hst they Ike
tim.cH. uaUst 'raya 10 ''ecDgusT their pref
ulices y a5tirss Ma D. hss learned -
soaggyF k,s, It hs ever bad anJ, A. a
ststsstsas. MF kyeTssi Is admitted 20 BE-
sesanl Ga anuV
But IL the p1iat ~ atsh ig maks II
Nf Eserct, {, - Bssvnna as Gus DvmJ
cratic curtcrn tsJfarIes Saald hare the pr0-
pie to belssEs ufub tbs slavery essSiiOs,
Lc lz thea no raoJe spsoagd sAsu wss Ng,
BaehAnsn when be vas , esu4idAis iSr
the highest othee II sbs people cf
Georgia sad the South, could Sets Tor Mr.
p. ir 1883, With sis roeoId, fsr the Pfcs
idesoy, they can saIsly vote eos fOs NJ
Everett GsT the Nses Presidency, Add
- f,r 6adieg fsalt Wiih Nj Everett Coz
his frceso,l aoiiasS, Il Is the yefies, hyp,-
crisy See What MF Bachaoan bas ssiI.
tnd sbow where Mr. Evsrsll has said auy.
thias s0tse All ehsrgrs. ,hen, eomiue
ifam ihs nemaotaeY against Nc ETsFst,
We lhroS bach into the teeth q MS ss
eas,r ths fsliowipg record - thsir prss.
cut chief Magistrate lffis Isw3erafY
eUa'I supper, Ani tru't NJ Z. Under h''
Fscgrd, ss e0rtaisiy yan s'ipP'T' hT NJ
etstt
Nr. lashanap said 10 lstb; 'Thst
slavery sas = great political ssa iiofpl
evil ssd tksnksd God thai bs dld cot
live ia Sts,s shsre il r1i,Jsa Ng ~.
ssrtt asYeF sai3 anyth,ag ueFss tban that
YT. Boesspsa, 10 h,s Texas sPsssb "a
Isil. sAid 4 ytt feel slrsng TePss-
nance, BY sBy act sf niUe, 20 sGisbd ths
lia,iis Of the un.sa ssst = sss Save ter
rssegy.' AT 8 SsseS said asJsh'as
worse
Asssu. 10 The sane speech Nc said
ssThs, tAs sssuistiea 81 Texas wsnld, ere
Ionx. eoassrs MsssgaaS, YiIgiRis, ksa,
.usky, Mirsoasi, saa probably OtAsH Of
he noss NoTshsFa slave States iats free I
states, I satsssAis aee dszhl" Nj .
B. assss gave q voaa sIth sireozsr assstea .
thaa Old Mt B she's As thSsghs 70 do
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-07
KNOXVILLE WiIIG.
KNOXVILLE. TENN,
SATURDAY., JsLY =, issa,
campa,sa whis.

Campaign WING,
Frpm sbe preset '.ss us,H sf'sr 'eo
Nsvrmbvs elscliea, the paii,ieSl bs'tles
e The eosstEy Sil be Oi shsOrsipg is'sr
est The izsss 10 be presented, vefe
nsvs, mess exciting Aed imPartshi The
distraetea, divided, sad 1sissef psHce
rsey. have tvo regular tickets in the aeii
headed ty DOUGLAS sad BsteKgNsirsF,
sad HoUsTcN IuHs - "a thdsPesdcst
pemeerst The Republicans rss LIN
Gets. u lliiaui.. shd the "iTsepFssibis
eoodiel" Atoiilianists, have satniRs'sd
the a,.issisas GkAERE SNETR The
BEtL x EyKRKTT ;ieksf, ths best 10 iss
Geld, nlskes SIX from which 70 rhoose
In sisw # this crisis, ssa 70 tS'esd
tho sirsalstien Of The sossd Political DE
lrines ef the kSeSViiIK Nnia, We gser
30 send the wsrhly paper ass'l sfter 'hs
eiscilca. fat oNE naiIAB 10 advance
We srv nov eioshirr The psF'r 10 az s"'
sire iross Of psw typo, by which vs shali
te sbls So ersva iulo the paPg5 ons 'h't%
mere Il fvsdise n,sJJsF
". 6 Bsowvtaw
q "a
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-07

II hope | dsa'i ra,ruIs -" have a
tight 70 s,aai 10 soy T,rntory, OF on
any Gaseroaseu; lands, spl Congryss las
40 right 10 in'sJfsrc 9Th shat ~ .sy
aud DO toucLiug slavery N7O-ia,grvsa-
i,ou b. C.o.rss, 9Th slavery ia the Nsstc
o. Territory. 81 ga tbr u,.tIiss q Ce'uh.-
h,s. is ,be platform aPon which Ne elected
PItuCr. aud aCtsrwsr3s BUCuANAS
q. The position the. have ever taken
hs, been that hi. and sil other questions
rclating 10 The do,ucstir Affairs asi ~.
ne.,,s Policy of the Territories, og zht 20
b. lea 70 thd dee,s,ra of the people
Themselves snd that wo cVshi % he rou.
i,4J with whatever way they asY decide
the question. because they bsVs = much
deeper ipte,rst 10 these msI,rTs than ~
have ani buuN mufh better what lus'i.
iations suit thsIn thai We, sha have
urvsr been there, cnn lrciicf ~ them
do uet SO how those Of US who have
laken The rosii,on We bsvs talsn-thst
ai O., u lgtcTTrutiub aad have aTEued IN
ls,5r q The rgh. u Ihe peopio 10 !rE's.
LAT, for ihea,s,l,,s 90 this quest,on, eau
support such q prayisiau without aban'
daalag all ths Srsu@suts which We usod
ia tbe presidential oaRpa,@n 10 ths year
lists, add the FI,Etiple, srt forth by the
hoaorablc Senator from M,thIEsn Ar
Cs.sl 10 that bitter which Is knuWn az the
Nfchul.oa letter We are required iu
Sbsndea that platform We are required
- abandon lhass principles, aad 10 ssui'
tify ourselves, sud 10 adopt the opposite
doctrine asd for WhAtY la order 30
say tha, ,As l.raP's Of a. Tsy,1a,'es 'Aah
H5I huHe SARA iasfifgH5ts os ftgy hall
dssas adopted 70 th''' roasi''ie"' a"t
fhsfr srsTts 10 HoI see, siT, bow such
8 provision eau be acceptable either TO
the people Of the North Of The South. ~
bnsyti. grr,'f qerh az rrPiy 70 hreis.
Me- l6, 1850.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-07

We hsd Ipseisl Artist 1t Charleston,
Who followed on 10 Batimofe, aud pro.
cured fer pa the shove fsitbful reptsssn
,stioa ef she famous piaHk Jpn Nhioh
The " hs,Douious Democracy failed 20
AEise, saj split ssasdsr This 5ns plant
is nuw declared to be ihs plstform n lhs
party, seu,b, aud Il is asserted that no
ether issue shall be iatr0dacsd, IS Il wValJ
iead to seeissAaiiss the party True,
Douglas has been sst ssi5e fuF belding
the hcfezy Of sgUattet Sovereignty, sud |,
Johu - Breescpr'5eo have ben ssbs,'.
tutsd In his risec, ty tbs Soatheta DIS
uhiasis,s. ha, the foIisuiag sEtraet from
ny Speech ef Acceptance, sfts' my p0m,
ha,icu al Cincinnati. sheNs that ] sqsaf a.
lsr a. sves b,ualss dij. aud therefore
the South Is siscsre IN nomIosiiaE me /.
' pen the tlistTactIEg question q 10.
pestlc slavery, 'bsit position Is clear.
The ~bele rsRer e the Democratic OF
eaaisarien h pledged b. the folIuS,Rg
rtepas,Iiga that Congress shsIl pat 10
tsrseas Bpoa tbi' ,ubj jet IL the Sta'sz. Ia
lbp TsfrjtoTie., - in ,hs p'Hnct pG e..
Iaishia that the Feopl. q each Tsrr'io
~ ,haiI determine fug ,brwsel'ss. sn4 80
saajr' ] isrn tke Tst1u aggh i.o'ioF
ofrari,et sqasE's w,gh the original States,
,bsu, Jiz-risg ost..u ,r seeoaa; e. the
allowance OF prchsb'tiso 4 slavery
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-07

pspuists ihs s,5se Ssrbefs slsss States
sna sysHtdally s.sks tkea h-s
VI BaahsasB, ~ Is4s. SD. That
CouErsss had toe soSsIsssn sea e1clusizs
Pawss 60 isgisisss Hp0s Lhs sHbjsst u
slsssfy ihihe Tsriioris 81, T. new
sT said anyihisF ~orse, - held agrs
beYstissl iogtrIas
Nr. BaPbAsah 10 i-jG 5eaied bis i5se-
t:sy ssd aid Tbs, b. vas 20 longer
JsBss BssbsBsa, bu, he Platform Of his
party" which, according 70 Serthera
Democratic esnstrgcfi6n, confirmed ,hs
v0Fss Kind q sguaueF ssysrsiEsty is.zlt.
ailg~iso ~. f.isReTs y sets. end terrific
rial legislature 70 Isgislsis apau the sob
ise' q slavery Air Z could Boi degrade
his maahood n0se, eF sBdsfsa mere dan
gsrous dasirioss % lSg iatsFssts ol tbs
south
AEais ia 1855. Be saia. sThst the
people Vis Territory, ltks thsse q sta's,
shsB decide rs tbemssisss shssbsr sls7s
Ty sAsD Or shail at eEist 10 ia 10 '
That's sqaalisr so,~reizogy, ssd, HF L
soai4 bos prss'sis, Ssfss doet5.ps
Ne Bssksssh IN his sodsrssuea. af
the kaHsas b'lI 10 ,o,s, said; "Tbss f..7-
siEosTs. apos ihsiF mere .dsclsrstsoa Of
cath, sbs' q vats ia the Territories
Nr 2 eoald nos 5-Rraje Amer-sn IA
+ tisRslisy mere. - sHdors sore doc
trina
Ae hsFs g. taFther 0r better dsfeqcs
b. make fsr Mr EEeIsis ,bsh 81 f5fezo-
ies aud eeasi lsE j. q complete sssSsf 70
I'll charges heretofore made. or gh4ss
which may BE- Hade sgaios- hia dnroz
the sssapa'Rn BY sur sscg sossts'sa DIV
gcTT't. ByeftreB
We sbsH sasssT sli charges, By sisiog
dr Bachsnsos record - q Bet Z
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-07
Death of Mrs. Nalaon.

MRs T. NKLsos The Mother ef the
Hon. T. A. X, NeIsOn, died ia Washing.
tou Coauty, On The sOth inst, alser long
and severe jlIhsss, which she bore with
chrislisn fortitads aud beeomiag IsAig,
ustion, aged "a ysaFs shs vas isiih.
faI msubsr Of the Methodist ohatsh, sRd
professor Of Fsligiou Cor a. lsast forty
ysara We have haowB kss for tAtty
yssrs, and On many osoasloas ws have
participated 10 ibe hsspitahliss sf AsE
hnase
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Esd b. The administration Of pessrfaI
bossrsms; Il hoax sisk Et Charleston
Sus removed 10 Bsklmofe for medical
,rsatmsn,--snd sSyifsa - nidaight On
The 29fd instsht The disesfe which vas
The iwme5iais Gauss u dissolution, hss
bet bssH clearly ssssrtsiasA---sgTss 81 the
Demesnde Doctors vbS vsfs pFessst,
stitibu,sd u to gsagFene Of iis hsss
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ksswa ib ths petite circles sf DesFsly.
kssyers, - ll0T gtf--so~s sappsssI
Il died sf disease ksovs - ,hs sBi'f,S-
SION and DfsUNioN q soui sod bsiJ
--shils others ~ large experience, -.
ssrt thst II died - disesss, Sbieh hss
pfssalisd as 80 spidsssis lJr years, aai ed
The NEGRO PHoBIA
The ebseqsiss viii he celebrates uisb
beCnH,iug Po'Rp % all The cities sui ,auos
il \ Aasriea, unisr the iinposiog tide ef
Ratification % of IBIS lsst will sad les
tsmeu. of Roltea Democracy AL Far
sign eOaylsis from EasupssH Psuitsstia
riss, arc expected t. attepd aud noun
~ this death Is " Ratified sai al the
canSiets 10 car State pisces nHd County
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srsps srsuud their sTms Tor 80 dsys taude
oI c,afsc domestic. BACKED uith Printers
isk. 10 so'nmsmosstioh ei the hss 4 the
bs., irie'd they svsi bad
Maay Of our mssi distinguished sisi.
Iess bu,h Vivi saa military. smoag uhom
s,e q tusrals, ColuBsh, Major, Othes.
Holders saA ofies, ,Sseksrs, whs val set
e. Esn bearers. chief mournsTs. ssi de.
lissf funeral sfallsus CsrtAie o3i CIR.
,oaf Ripe, who have beru rIPslira from
ore thafrh % sae,hst. for their dsrotisn
70 Democratic pr setoie', such as forEiag
wills, grliiag lfauk, sbd rasuIsg %
sith other Aen's wives, s!ii oprn ali ex
cruises piFh prayer s'ag'as that f'as'iisT
nsisrBsi az, c.nWencinE With these
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