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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28

~ Gas 3s-gig44 KA,a ~ Ah4ssail4 90
Ill l1tb rlsI, she suih beg aaagyeTsay
u lG6 Immortal Ci4y Nc Cuusaa, q
tysG e-car5.8 o. sHHguu,e IS dccllua,. 81
e. as,zu.s Il the Presidential eaaa4s...
Ipta- i.g, Ego- icileiiuu- terms We coy
ifs.a iAe S.tsssssi ial,(i,.frncss,
NJ ni.acHIea dissia,Ii,j I'll .lga
sHi =, Sish &c the iresiseesy, s.Kgay
iur hi. prgissGuse B. tc,ife aud r-,tal.sy
. hu- Ygi.ai a.. psbhs se,,I-e lie ia
a. Hua,rrs'o lhe station. whatever BE-
g. g., dies Ct Foals lusa uho had held
i,- Il had ns hope be sUald have u Il
be waited %, aHi dJss Hat wsui % Il he
t.aii bzr, g. he satd this al Of % mosk
!. l-styi ls bad alaays said 1t. Faf
hiua,r'. be isd served cut b,s tIme, uud
is Vas itu.r a. retire. MIR Ciay, howrvts.
s4s tsAR "a iaI i.e l'fy,, 4sssyl, 81 ] se
W2s typk ssA,aus ~ scS hiaa Eps,seaL
lli SIS saHt uuW, Is proper s,ii # Chief
Magistrate Natt nsa u vas i, ,-j.u. BUT
Ea % ,'rubr ard rocd iraR, who
ygild Ell htfC leyVss1y uiEuar Lts icIiuvl
gigia=us - Ei:Ht, sHd ~ uisls4w ~ EIth
TIA. l..3 400 hasi 10 g.ssy s,,.eg rxecu
i.eH biz duty, spi mau sho could aas
il ,3at ssauld give place Is a st5ater sud
b,.t,r rau Is vas Jask-ea's force OF
ehsr.eist ihas gave h!m h.s Popularity o.
4 proper Precedent must have . rhy,Isal
~ Nyi! % -u,sral cJaIsge ~ as 70 meet a
tEsa Whl sh,.,iI come iiOu tbs North ca
tho South v'th ihtyais upon his tongue
all ,ay - hiai, i" SIR | sia i'sysiivas
A maa whe hes Sol The heatt 10 a. tAus l.
not Il IL, she place, u the least lJaatsrg
NJ ,Icsire b. 30 him his weakness vii BE-
sayr - be fc4pd out Ills administration
All la made t. bcud hot, on the other
ha,.d. ii be b. brave, asd hsR, asd hon,
est, ,ls Uu,sa N,ji hs safe, / au, said
MI Ciuiyaieu, DO candidate iJI sAe Pres-
iigucy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28

Iamrs Nalisou ~ born Ia Orauct
county. Va, March G;l. lSaf q. ri,
ualrd u I'r,peetor ia i,7I, ~ -fs.jicd
hw Ia iT45, be gas ,i.,,.4 ir g.. i-c
,.lziarr "a ljEs,sfi, I'D {, t-s,ses, iu
iG.g, 10 the Cgu.ula'. "a. Leaysuslsa IS
l,S, sud fsr tea ycs'a was .,z'isf 90
Congress tiH 1927 lie vas Secretary Il
State fross lsai to lsos. sscevedvi .
the psssideooy n lsu3, aud Wa Tr-eisot.
ed IN iSia VI MsAlea dad a. EIs
beautiful reaiJsboe, Nau.g,l.eT, Va, aud
hi, grateful ,ountrym A-ys s't'sl Nm
.FHh.r VI the eenail-tL-a
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28
ruo"A5 1FffIssuN.

I3asa4s J,asFss. as b5sn a. D4sea.
land "a, \ ui lgsA. l1i1 he .2t-ua
William aai Mar ta.iss" 90 1852. za.
"a ls6I va sdaitf.i g. lie t T.
ITGg, h= Sas ELECTED % tie '-sI leg
ls!alurs, sad IN 1918 10 abe t.s ra,usl
+, ices, aui Ess tbs sllAaS Gi gie bee
iaaIi5n o. lsdcpend.ars Ia HsL Ec
uas elected Governor q NlfElr-a T.
ltsi he VS. apgviat,l H.a.zter g. fBu--
Ia 1889. v tsh,netsn uppain'ed l3. See
rstsry 81 stats. In 1850 be VS. cses,ed
Al-c Ifs>,dval, aa3 L il a., i.Ht,
asj fr.,'el,si 10 lSr{, iiy ass. Jay
ilh. l>-o
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28

AZ tCT Sc Cbsr,rr tas Tennessee NEEDS a.
EyHryatsut s.-issy
WkFress % sonnet mes h5Fn-gs ihit wv
.hy saquh ~ 4 ihs medical Pfut Fss ID
hss.ae Ia4a.5t "a GIrcgalslaates tsrte-
for. g.. Jhe Islisl % sueh sspeosaily =
be, ls ucabeI4 & thc Tennessee Nell
ra} 5.aryaiJu, Society,". ay ~ tLsiF hai.
Ets. should they ~, } assis,ant,, sn4 e
sach slhst a, usbsfs 81 she HsrJ'cal rfsa
fa,stga "a tax agtAias - iuaT be 5eeusJ
BY aid S0g.sly suitable elyscl Id. H. BE-
uth acnrc
Sac I r. e sau.'-{ r. 80 C..-sf
tasrstE. o., .t- sac ~ Is ssrf. That
f,r Frzak A. Rsm,s, al ps JsLa "a
Bo,A, Il the e1uaIY 81 kaos Jlr !
" hing. Of the saaH;y II t,ltavrf.E3,
Ia james SEWER, u the gya7,y q Wash
io-fsa, auI NJ. + Il L.nz5r, Of BE
county Of Roaue, sad SasiT .5si4t.s, are
hereby created a body P,lidy ADD eeyPo.
rate, ana e the Stgla q IS The TeHutssee
MsdicsI iisaCvol s,,ciety - sod y that
baus ulsY ase oomIasa sal, sus Asd b
sued, IVA pIoFgrty slJ galsy srpsTaisy al
the powsrs sea privileges 8. al iasogPs
sstsd body, sserpt that Of Esns,a-
Sac . r. e faSsAsv ~ ~. That b
s ,cioty hereby chartered sksA have pow
e. to sab ehaItss sasA saAihafy Medl-al
BsaovglcaI Socississ "a tn Sh> ePio.ls =
les lneabcts mas te accessory 90 ~ -iI
tbs greatest relief - lAe SgsaIss' uaahar
ofisltyiausis, rjtizsus q the STATE q Tea
hessHa
SEc. 3. Rs & faaiasc sassss3, Tat
said Society shatl b losais4 Ia che ssly 81
hpaxyiIls. TsBsessss, aaa shall have sK-
,sssaee Blhsty nine years
w wHTvEHaHSs
lSsst-aE = = $685. Fsi-su-a-'l1fs
Tag W NEWNtkS,
sz,sts- = ~ asss.
t'sssed slarch Is. $50
. .S'ats II fease,ss,
JE,R. Ray, Secretary et State, do
keF.bS ssrift thsi ne fasesaiag Is GER
test COPS u tbs oFigissl earSlied sSs on
ale 10 ny Ssase.
IN tssiimoay WAsEsof, Asss hsFs0ase
~ nv kasa ~ stbes % tks siA d-J sf
Aprii, A u. lsda
JE.R RKA
s>s4sfsss z S.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28

AraIt .E..-IE. m. ta.HSrr.
Tas Hsrrs ~ Hs -ausf-. xa.-N qi-s-i7
owe - u.-H r-1rs % Venus f.- %
HsTz, sassas o. ss .a7asI1e las = Ias-s
q Gess'J p. vrs.,.s ,t si.h rsss-s ia
the S.v Hs..I- sziiass sfc Possible
vLius - Is's asf tia tide re- 1e,-r-
70 ,ae oder h-c1isyber- The Ar-h8Ik.
N4lJai.rsa. oi Asstris. u1E - . sfsr D.
The Gear n S. Eupsr5f 81 Brazil. j. r.
ported % Be ar-a rsssa. n EarEE-s be-
isa+- fha 't-ri laughter -t 5hat ger
sigu s75 biz 1yr P .h- fte Arch lake
i..ria Eirf.r- ihr Frr,7ns rr.a-l pass
concerned 1 'a., , e-t15as yissa II
uz,riasa.a DIP. a,r-y are 1auIiy sd
sn18-h t.taterIars EiJh any srTasgc Hasats
that may p ms'. r. fheE "sst5Ter,saE
10 Hf~. TIE sssadaks L5ais bein- bare.
" eighteen. asi hss intended t-Ida. ite
Princess islss..4. ast quite i.lrtrr1
yasss ~ axe. As fhs Es1Fr7r. Dan
iesir SIS a. ass. l5isys H..is -,laE5
ia .b- direct Ire = saecs--i-- o. the
Br si5so lhroo-5 a1i sEBui5 81 r.a-s-ei
r5zleh B. carried ,a.. Sc Is a-ss vI-LIa
II ssf1 g F@z-abiiisy ,kas sc useP--
bar ts9i.g, s.sl las family 81 Bu-Insa
b-s ,hsu r-v b is5 ...i g.. aH
Au-f.-zH Esr~-sr for Iaf "-r-..a-tz OF
4 Z ne We -z1n5E -1r sfa-s.rr- gaF
frisaIs d, che Soattesa Er9srs aa ila
sharec 4 - Z A rass.l--A ! EfHs-s.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28
JANIS NJ MOE


Jsus- Nsasoe vas h1fB "a H,,lmUvs-
ErI sasny, Va Arf.i -, La. hs
lett William aud MarY's I.,. e. b lH
the sruy, uajer Nsshin M as era
..sed IN The principal battles H. i!"t
he vss elected to CDagssss, "a aisS 90
the Uuitsd States S.sste, sni n iseI a-
uss appointed Misi.tsr 10 t.sErs. 30
l7ga, be was chosen iuy,snas aI Ia.
Eiuia, ia ls63, again Maut,g o. Faaeg.
Afterwards Minister - london. Ia lSu',
bean, Secretary II sStato is lSI6, he
was elected President la iS-D ho wss
reelected he died 10 Mes l,s&, July
lth, 1881
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28

You EiH lhas sFssiss thai II year
Company has sypiisbis msahs snolating
ts $500. 060 The Road may easily be
esmplstsd 70 that sxtsat 70 Whieh you
propose 10 50.
4hE hist siK Rsilss commencing 1t
KBokE,ils, aaa isels5isE The heaviest
pSfIiaa II the wosk On the htst tee miles,
hss been r., to reiistis contractors 70 be
Euished wiihia eight mohth., and ATE ia
vigorous cyuEss If construction, - that
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28
yAvIs ElraaSAN

Iauc- Rae, rnsg VS. ~ ia trzBkEa
Cgupty, 70. Arfa -. 1921 he 5ce-5v
81 q classical sjgsaslas, uai sta5,sd 80
"a Lancaster eoarty $, Walsh has sjsse besa
hi. home H. Was ts.ea sise,ed % g5S
legislature. and H5s iH CeaErsss irs,a
ls3u.to 1880 10 ISL, Jscksaa gave
h.H tbe UlssjoB 20 kassia Go lis re,
turn. be WAS sIeegrd 10 Jbe Unitei States
senate, asl re slesgsj. and IA 1873, NJ.
Poik appointed hJn sssry'ary q STATE.
Ia i>. he was 'liui>,sr o Esshf ]
he reg4.ue3 &c NJ. l>l6. aui VS. II
su-ursisd Frss,,ies 81. March 4,h, iSs7
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28

JaAa Adams ~. bora Dr. l.a.ree,
Y Fss Oct 81. lTga. yes y "a -
uar,ari C1'l ev 10 1918, BE- gss elect
j % thr uesssacutal i'aHssess. So iITi,
N,ur.ter 20 trace. aa5 ia I5sU, Master
faJ lrsgtt48gz g. a. uEb i,.- hu'
tsia Ia 1880, 10 q. elsa IS Wee
FFs.i3sat. aaa e elected ia l IL
T.gl. &c sac elected 2 sss o:, s.i s-rv-
81 4 az YEAR Uat5. I,l CAV JAS.
iS-r. e.. srsa. 7 ..s... .ils1 ID ..,s. O.
tst.Hr. a.. t.s.rs As' a-sfa, a..- s.--A
!ar -..tinsa. a5 o.. isE i4!si 10.
Ils-a forever
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28
Rates 90 Adesrssstnks
sss esEs ~ sasTssss. s5ss zze asastt

e-tats " letsues osssa 4atsA go ~ 70
sHFtst ~ fb-r slseFEis nnis h - Esd Is tssstst
~ zANsszsa
A. si4titsrrats - sA4ss ~ sl5rses - tztefteft
u -, $3.50 ~ ss y -hi'sses ~, yaasss sna shstsea
sss-fssaasys
ts.s tiszsrast> y Sc s-ssiA-reA aut ~hse ssarssea
sarets tiss- ssst slssss - ks-s eiss scs-ssts
~ ssssttl.r pts i5es ssaHRss Nl y EsFFtff as-
rsz slrs - 81 fssisssaf.s fssstt . SssEa sesss
a. s-frsrtie-r = .sssa =. - fs-r-f.sri
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28

sS.ia TseFss Bzs t.sa .. II...sh5-
a.., y II, Nrv. -, I>et II
Ft4f1',! 'rsu Brsl ia Ca!ls-e IN IS-i.
5-.Htsl . ,sgs. practices iH ls-ii cls-I-
! 90 tHs -, .,4tess "a IS5.; "a lsS-,
~, @g...eJ %: cir lIagss, ard ia ISIS.
elsgr,3 . Cyagryss, Is 1897, be was
,is.rsl o. the Ubtei S,2,e- S-n4's. sLi
aEts be slicj ubiii b. resiru-i in 80.
Il scat 70 Mckee "a Bsigsj;ss 6sueTai
r. h -, gk,;s e. sss saEs-ga "a several
BATH. Ha vas -.,s. g. L4r FTssideu
g. .a1 jasuaarhsG March i,h, 1883,
"A, j. still EFja-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28

.Iobu Qaiary Adams E4a bora ia Hls.e
tree, luow ualsny.l ALAS, Jaly llth.
I9d3, gfadastsi a Harvard College Ia
i1S7, and studied las, Ia lI86, b. sss
Mialsier to the Netherlands, ai,eSNseis
90 Portugal aud Prussia in ls0S, tpitsi
States seuator. Professor ~ Rhetoric in
ilavsd OviIsgo; IN lsc9, Minister to
hussis; ia 1874, 81 Cheat sisDeI tl5
Treat, II Peace; ~ 1915, Ai-,s;cr g.
Eusisnd, vas Saetstsrv Of State sisk.
year. under Monroe Ia lsst h. Nas
elected l'residsat IN lsSA he vas
elected % CaAsssss, sHi remained al be
died Feb. sd, ISIS.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28
I1ssFaE JUisnssr ' Sex Is his sfo
ngA - Sis " Head Raols =


We aFs s.ai 70 see shat 5r-s-isssliv
s7ea q Democrat u5E zst tsed 81 The
sa5rsY aziissias- The distinguished
senator irsra Tasss-s-e, AHtreR Jsba.
ss5, = aszastsi ss-h sk- hobby usaa
sbi-h as ard hz ysr.5 have Afs.-f-s
relisa Z zct into F1Ts- IgasB-zra be-
tn -.srass 20 ths lirt ae .-.s.
$50 aa7s E-.H I~l--a - sgf ----F -.
ta.s ~ ssrs-4s7 t.. -Hr -.r5 -.s.. GO -1-
zrsals-as Frf - -.s ss4srg a1.ts-
f.a .a rst o. 30 .1T--is--.f s.v-.s. {
care l.ue t.-s-e ere -east4
- 70 --- 'e --- -f-t e s.H.- -s-r' ~ 20
q, s Has -t.. 60 'r-iu-r tas Ten r.-.sa.sr4.
r.-rir r.-a..E E..4 t-H s- digger .1
'h-- Tie -HF--e ar- 81 rtr-.-
iu.t - o. -=flaFva raB. he zoe o -rgsz fhsv
~ o. r-#t -. o. sr-F-zss - 'e-.s..- -r
~ set 7 zee ra3 psst rps ssarse To-
~HHa "a ... ...Er a7Ht g a- sarsasr fssrs
'h- ..a -. .. .-s-a.-... sf- r.rs= .-rs.r~.
f5zsss+.lF .a.i fas.1s. fr.7 A.. ..stFssr''
Be- ft. 4ui 50. ii ssEs- & ss s- Bal r. rarasa-g
p aiee-. Harrr. rt5 H sas-a "a Err.I a--,s
tifsf lt e1asI ii-,i-sb f. g. r1t ffse he
ssaisi.ass % lHs sasgfg fasafi ~ slreyssd 10
sossrih-sE r;sr Ea4 sHegi4 usi -5s.s qtasr
t8is-s - sosss s-FsFr p AsErFs Sc -ae.-
iTT. Eesii sst saaFh SIC a-r7-aiaE .,es ems
Ifvi = 'a- s-7-sraF ~ iltiaa ~ tss -s-s-
;ha a -a- ssH s.sHa s. -. ss5srs. .. -r1gz
% a.i far pc -ts - .a- ..=---g -. 20
.a.-- sass - r.fIs- saf en- r.rr-sss rs
shl.-. % - kept
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28

Niiltri f!lasTe vss bra ~ SuBwsr
iiH. tayars c-g4ty. y. y, January 10.
50" r4szci rg r-ra a4,a al "a, b.
.sa, iaara-t 3D. rad ~ rhst.cr, ss
iu5tsen. -aaaa tie =,g'7 = hE.
e. ITO. ssbs-. a. dy.ny ssFsn~~s, ard
o j~-5, Va sdm,lird 90 tas tsr iH
$50. Was e., T. BE LE- s-ayei 10
f>E.. % &. sl-f, BE- 1880 s-el--.sI, asa
.'-r u TSs~. .r f.I-. 80 e :-i -ruT
.r,.l g - ihr ~.B,s. sd --s'rrri = Z p
a., ses> re, si~ues rt t~l- Jolly 9'h
l,.l-. Hl a.. 4rz'a e. fTessdsst Tayior.
ST. .ja4rs i.al- President lis 3,
E! 90 Bu5alr N-H la.k
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28
fHE KNOXVILLE WING
. Fsssssass sssstf
BY VA. q. naowELow.


TVS Bsf# tRHa yasF s5asls lisa ssisf = ssszhas
STA a-cths
asssfssces as ~ sszts fesausA fls srstsr- "a -
ftsi q hs lahiissf p9lr ne fuGstf - ihe sst ssa
tsr - ~ - ~ he sFaeart f-seseasa
81 essfs ff eussat - sfssaTiss sass Eisrfks fsi
90 tsse's 80 stsfs e shich ~ rafss hz tssE asd
y b. ~ s,rt
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28
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IlrY. straRg, HaFaafIi 4 10.


'....- --. So -r..r ... ..--.s raa--rs
49, ...-.r .-.. ....
z-a p s-4srE r-ss-a
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28

G-s Taylor s-s b.rai- Onake Cgaa-
Is. }a. Nar.aa.r -, I-Sf lie wa
earrI ara.r .a E-u.-.ky Is lsaS.
u.erI lEe TaH.3 e's.cs arg 10 1874
.auasasel su ezEsdIg'ou arsiast TIE
}rrttsa aal Ia arsa-. ca RISK R'gss7 saI
49,. sss esz gal 80 fhs Bass Isss
Gar. e. NGy, 1918, fJu 3; tie bss..-s oi
'st1 Aha 4ll HesA,a ! "A PsI,ns, 10
-rf-~i-r & Toa.rFry. IN Fesruzrr.
sl1. fought TIE great tartic Sc baens
5uia; Mss-h All. iSis, be Va iaausur.
tel l'r@siIsag, AL dic4 IA ole jas
-,n. { 80
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28

Joas u isr wss bora in Charles city,
Va, March sJ,a, l5ar ~ seysateo1
he gr4dustej WITH a:sf.1 ..s7, aai sud
ied law in IR2j, be was elected Gov
sTBat q Fi'eisis, ahi sl-7 p elected 20
Ihs l'sIsJ Ststss Senate, q gAish be
pss sigsisd lfss,lgaf, - ten IN 1851
Re vas q ,l.l is7s-irssidsHt, aai On
,hs death Harrison. BE- sa-esedcd 60
ghs Pr-riirneY lie M resides near
Williamsburg. Va
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-28

seseisisd ARgfpry General u iha stsfs
10 1872 Hss eiseiti e. ths s'sfs sssaisl
ssdsa 1915. VISA srp,anssd lsegesf sftbs
llnitesziiy. N Isl., reslosisi - enc
ssss.a lie 1921, be Has ehrsed to lhs
bsited states Srua's, r, elected 10 1877,
"a ls2s, elected GrysrUag ~ EsE Tefk
in lsg9. Gst Jseksoa't S-retary af
State in 1854, Minister b. Eagiaud. AZ j
10 lsa2, elected iIas i'f-,i3sos lie vas
sele,,sl Pr-siisui ia i-gG. sai . Fi,A
living
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27

@ N1te 3urnbaQe, - 5rennO Spnt-
merfelp BAT auf naGltem Muntag wteper cine Der
70 lebr beltebten muIifaltl9 : petlamatprtlden
neutrality-suspicious. arran9irt. Bum SAlub
n3z&ran36en, Wpr9ea8 II l16r ptrp ein De-
ltfater 91n9 lerptrt.
~ Der Nrtpn @e1an9<Geretn
bait lbermor9en ein CONCERT unb &ran56en in
Der 9Seltern Gbtna 6al. Gpn Setten be5 Ser
eng TT NueS anf9ebpten, UNI bent anpelenpen
0alten etnen Ser9ni9ten @benb gu bereiten, M.
beres 1T Der betr, Nnnpnce.
9 Bali. - uebermpreen bdlt bic QibertYs
Qp9e go. 3. S. ., 9. 9, etnen erp6en 8aa III
Der Nebenz9ale. Die 8riber beS Srpen8 1opte
bas 9ubltfrtm I'M NQ9emetnen ma6en wtr bar
auf uufmerfam.
~ Bali. - Sn Der Qpgan=SaQe, Gde BON
8anftr. inbet abermcr9en Der grpBe BaG pes
9pean=Stamme8 go. 1, 9, .. st. 81. itatt, NOR
auf mir bic SrbenSbriiper 1upte baS @ublttum
aberbaupt aufmerflam MAIDEN.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27

Gerdud)ertes GIeiIdy. 1000 Bfunb GGtnfen, Geitcu,
S4ulter nne BruititGte, gerdu6erte8 uno ~setrpduete8 Beef oe.
riu9erte O8enSun9en, e~ia9eiaI3eue une s~epir3te S6meinehi6e
in tIetuen SSnn8sn, gu sertauen bel s%tmberIp 8TDtberS,
gfe bon ProH. Inc Ratteripnfr. Srf1ss
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
Meentur Der
Oa5arO=Y ulDer=G OmpaQnte.

@lechi9es ameriFant6eS &entutp SaSbfintcusqul aae Cor
ten Sd3leBpaloer III peri6iebener Tsrpatun9 f%crttpdbrenb an SuHb
IN utiereh Nasasueu. Gun. gertauf gum Sabrifprts.
~ o. 5. ToIeb Il Bro.
(Spt22,tD so Soutbfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
8erltner Weifbier=8rauerei
SO. 16 @ Treberidifr.

Der Undergraduate 5et9t ieinen @5nne,n. 6reunbeu ub benz
Pubiifum biermtt an, bb Die QuaItt6t beS ~g3etbbtereS nunmebr
opr3i9li9 lit. Der 8erfauf eriOl9t Deim @IaIe unb beim Dubcnf,
8rtbe 9eneben an9emeHenen Rabatt.
Norts prtn98betm,
Gpt23, emit WeiBbterbrauer, So. 16 @. SrebertdItr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28
Arfemns Wnrd Il oberitn.

Oberlin is a CRATE place. The Koilidge
opens with prare and the crate New York
Tribune is red. Kolleckshuu is then taken
up to by overcoats with red horn buttuns
on them for the INDECENT kullered people of
Kanady. hay to kontrihbit liberally.-
To tho boarding house the knlered people
sits at the first table. What they Ieeve is
made into hash for the white pelle. As j
didn't like the idee of eatin my yittels with
nigars, I set at the rotund label, and the
consequence is, I've devowered so much
hash that my innrds are in highly mixcd
up kundishun. Fish bones hav made
there apeerence all over my bodie, and
potater peelins are springin up al thru
my hare. However l don't mind; I'm
getttn along well in a pecrnery way. The
Kolledge has Etonfered upon me the hon
cry titel of K. T., of which am sufficient
prowd. Unles / go to Geeawy county J
shall he in Kleveland next week. Fairwel.
Where ere Rome I'll never forglt thee.
I wunt to git out my llanbils in famin
stile. ARTEMus WARD, K. 7,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28
Upwards of s1I,0O
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
d i,. nccnnted ST terrns consistent with solTency

FIRE- AND INLAND NANIGAIIUN
Risks accepted st terms consistent with solrency and
fair profit. a...l.
z.ceciol gireil 70 IsuranceQf DWELLINGS,
and C6atsntS toJ terms Of one 4. fire years.
The urogress of this Corporation has been stable
end upinterrupted through of financial sun-
shine and storm periods eyentful in or exempt from
sweerug cUniagrations and maritime DISASTER Be
n long established on cash basis the troubles OF
the credit system affect in nolnateria particular
During "hnrd tiInes the security of reliable lnsu-
rance Is an imperative duty-tho ability OF property
holders tosustain loss being then much lessened.
Policies issued without delay. and all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity, by
. - SANI'II r. IIILDRETH, Agent,
Ofice af the Savings Bank of Wheeling.
faf1o-daw till Jun LIST 50
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28

Some days ago, the MarylaAd House of
Delegates appointed Il committee to cate
chise Gov. Hicks; the immediate object of
the investigation being to inquire Of the
Governor whether he had really presented
his congratulations to MIR. Pennington up
on his election to the SpeakershiP. Gov.
Hicks reply was sufficiently sharp, but
very civil, as follows:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28

Alas! Now have seen wherein licth the
misery of the damned Mcy cannot lOUc.-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28

Blessed are those pilgrims on earth who
know the homesirkncss. For they shall
come home.-SiiliMy
Place thou the Beautiful into Life ! but
hope not to find ii therein.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28
ScATE OF MAnyIAxo, Ex CHAuBER, I s.
Annapolis, Feb. l6, 1860.

70 The House Of Delegates: aE
.GENTLEMES:-I have been informed by
Committee of your House that you have
adopted an order, reciting, "That whereas
it appears from the public Press of the
country that the Governor of Maryland
has placed this State in q false position,
by presenting his congratulations 10 SIr.g
Pennington, OF New Jersey, a Black Re-
publican, upon his election to the distin-
guished position of Speaker to the House
of Representatives, and directing Conn
mittee appointed by the Speaker, to in=-
quire of the Governor whether his con-
gratulations7were presented at all, and if
SO, whether privately or officially. 5Hl
cannot admit the right of the House
of Delegates TO make any such inquiry OF
me; and the respect which, in my opinion,
ought TO observed by each Department of
the Government towards every other, pre-
cludes me from returning any answer to
such message, other than the acknowI-
edgment of its receipt. a-e v,...,s-
TU0S III HICKS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-28
a9MIscRILANEoUs2g.e
Farm and Country Seal

FOR SALE OR RENT
- THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS ms FARM
~ containing nearly so acres Of good Line stone
wheeling va on the National RUad, and beautifully
located and laid ont with aud TASTE which is
B N OR CH ARD
of Apples Pea1s Dwarf and Standard, Cher -
ries. Peaches, PluInbs, Quinces, Necfnrinns SFsE
and Appricots about three to fuur thousand sSsss
trees In good stAte Of cultivation, planted -
out and years ago. Also, GRAPES. Halfan acre
Goosberries and Cufrants.
and many hundreda df Young Planra % piaHt gut
LatSt0n La, K, IN Biae elEbErryPIants inbsaFing
and many thousand young plants One gsggyf 4Iar;
dy EHspLerries and many thousand Young Plants and
Strawberries wilson AlbAny1 Alany Thousand goUG
younr; thrifty plants, and bed Of Asparagus, and
many RuGarb Plants, together with e
A LARGE LOT OF SHRUBBERY
Such a. EveFgreens, many kinds; large variety T.
Roses some hIndIeds in number many kinds Of OTua-
mental and Decduous Trees; lar variety OF OTna-
mental shrubs, FI9Wering Plants, Honey EncEles,
DaIa5 ard BUlbs. &C., &c. &c. and muGh labor hat
been given to geOd cultivation. Also, -5 err
A Frame Dwelling,
containing some eleven rooms and many Sslieneea
to the same Also, Horse and Cow Stables CatIiage
aud Wagon Houses, Feed and Toel Houses, Lime and
AIS, A GOOD TENANT HOUSE, with
yard Trees and ShTubbcTy. Also,
Two Wells of Good Water,
and one Large ciztsrn Tor stable and cr-r purpcses
and uiie SJ5YER FAILING SPRING. tCar1-r
Many hupdreis OF wagon leads Of manure have
been put on the place the last few years.
viii sell OF lease on favorable terms. Many Farm
ing and Hardening Tools also for sale. with Wagons.
Cart and other Vehicles, HaTne5s, &c. VIII sell n
part Of my stock Of Horses and Cows. Also' many
articles Of Furniture, &C., if desired, and immediate
possession given II required =
If not disposed ofat private salO soon lease the
whole or In parts to suit apPlieants Terms easy in
either case. Apply 10 the subscriber,
" ONCE No, 11S3E Main street, up stairs.
DecG9-d twSw THUS.. .H0RSBROQK.