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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-07
KYoxvlLIH. TRNNassEB SATURDAY MORNING JULY I 1850

hepl Il telling pF Barr sd stAsrs ahss
ks vas unAtvAEE u The Me'hesi De-
paaasat Il Ilsmgass esaasy College,
Il Riehpssai sAa uIaA having given
fslss sssfao6y ID he tFisi cf 5oHH b
Babs Sl.oW, ID Apsil lsss, By tsslihs de
saae tliag Ret hf. sallias presided
u the ilial, and Jasy Of Eve lasmss
tried The cause kase Holhiar u sash
a trial esmiae on | cane bere % pr
ysts isiinsss--bal sseiiae lively later.
est IL ,hs met. iaYslssd, a.tsRdsd, ns
did naay eshsrs. asa heard ths matter
thYpasb, Sesapgiag esek ssas, aud ~
msinlss pfufosndlS ssleet
have % ssgsslntAses wiih DE- Pitts
sad | dealre aess, thesgh be Is evidently
msa oi fair tal,sis. with . ts-pse.sbls
p,sstiee. I regarded him % ibis tflsl IS
a,.sifestisgs CREST assl q seal % behalf
sf Tbs ptosssstiOa. ia lhs arsI place, he
,ctilasa The. ths tsieraAl voasd oa
pes.s's bsaa. ipaieated that ths blou Wss
givsa GFes behind A. IAs same liae.
DF Sarsa asd rrofsssOE Lssgisy tss,l
6sd that the ssssrsai ei1p sa1 gis,A il
6eat
nu ssesd, Baker, lrvstes, IIe'sksh,
ahd ca@pbsll, ays fhysIsisbs, ihtrodaesa
by the defence. ea Jehs B, Brawniows
t,ial, tss,itisd thss trsgsAiafss wss'd have
been ~, psuTet tFoalmvhs 10 Hsssss
es.e, ssd that tbs 'ssaical authorities
bear them Gu, 10 tins opinion Add
-rosHe of lhvss gvaile,ssa testified ihsi
where cstrarass.ips Of blsed vss bsuesth
the skuA. b,; sa,slds she eisynsaassr. tie.
phio,pg "a ,hsrFsst sad ealy remedy -
pr PIT. testified ihsi such Sosll ~, be
The proper practice, aud that trsphiaiaE
ia the case of Reese, The Chssess Eeps'
rally wolld have bsss sEsiasi lits Tue
Gee Physicians sha offered With ~.
rats, vsge sstsJ Il they Sere gradual IS
Of any Medical College. add ifso, sbs,
ots Thoy sB aasscfed that they Esre
sradusi.s. aud pauafd che uolisses shsre
they DIT aIsdBasr
knasjnc that there vas letter Ia
Atlagtrn, fram l.. $ Ju,aer, ths bsAu
ui the Faculty 10 RsshRoBd, stai,Rs that
NJ sucn msa - Wa II pith bad ever
rrsiua'cd al IlamPAsu S,dUey. Judge
Busu r,E the "a stian squsFs eat g ths
D,stor. sad be testified that be erslH.l,d
II Richmond Tis Taets ugw luts "a,
,ha, ls J,I oct graduate ihetU, ~ any
where - although hr 50 testified, sHd
b.. b,sa attaching 30 Al y TO be sig-
usiufs
IN il,',ksA en ,b,s tJiai, proved Tbs
ha had stated auj testified ss above Ia
the lsisuts, Df Pitts in,rcjacsI ma =
bsr Il lsitrr. ifval Medical Fratsmen Of
h,sA s,aud,Rs, in Ez.IeFn Virgins, rtv,
itr h'a good character, sad tostify'be
90 bi, lain a. a rhysir;sa Hs also made
asp,esh ia which he rli'culsa The idea Of
sasn grsias!.ng, and hsvlng Dipisws,,
slil.aut iaysg 80 -&s.l. bat be introduced
90 i,si,Hooy bcsnsg Oh The rhsc The
Tosuu.,u ,uee have she ease hgtutr lhoua
and Sili report - s-ar tls,o 90 d,
What gLs,t 'eF.si ell b., ksaw no' .-
have ,t,gsd pu'y ss,Is, aud u ts's
u.Eds a .3agls res,sFk rsiculs'sd TO DC 10
iasuro % hF flus, BE IS ~ hSstiy &
correct it thrgurb ny Fsrsr
%. W e. BauNSLrW
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-07

Sbl- N.AuftAANNAt AHttAttANNtteR
We have already announced ths, Pres
ident Huchahsn has nominated Col. Wan
NJ ChHrchwcll, Of this city, As Minister
10 Guaiabl4lA Oar latest iufltmatiua j.,
that the nomination has not been Tspor-
ted from the Committee IA FJrcieB Re.
laIiaps, aud It is thought will not be,
oWiag 10 the bitter opposition Of the
Tennessee Senators aud others, We
can't understand the opposition Of Mich.
olson. lie wsnt 30 WsshiAgloa . few
years oco rs poor ss CaaTsh Mouse, aud
Chafehsell assisted him in getting large
jobs Of Printing, By whigh be Hsado cue
huudrel thousand dollars
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-07

A. the close oi ibis Pnyer sceomPa
Birl BY the r>,pzns' II The whols party.
a c BODY cl lbe deceased is TO DO sased
d5vs ,ata the ysf y GnrSsN,hya--. ssd
Ieit uncovered ~lth the foe EPnar5 ard
the nsaraery are TO rc'urR home 10 81
]euce. boldisE tbsir ooses ADD every
house boiisr ani free holder OF tss party,
T. rrqslfsd 10 bura a mixture Of fs5 'ss-
e.{ sBi }ry sssssgs 10 their ars rl-ess
O. il- yoI 81 ic 1fys,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-07

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-07

Ani =. the safdiag Of the L0Td's
TfsSsr Is mol saitsd 60 tbe oceHsien, the
Throne Of Mercy SIS. 90 E!i occasions.
be addressed in the w.l, kuosu words 4
"a. n-mscra,i. Ritusi
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-07

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-07
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, 1860-12-22

The St. Louis Dsuocra& ANNOUNCES that
place in s1r. Lineo'ncs Cabinet, (probably
the Department OF the 1ntcriort has been
rendered to tho Hon. EDWARD DATES OF
that city, and tha: j; will }1accerted. This
event IS not unexpected, Sir. B. was one
Of The strongest candidates before The Chi
ca=o Convention aitcr 1lr. Lincoln and Alr.
Seward, for lis frs; 1ono1s, aEd Lo has
made record during the rcccH' campaign
which assurcs The country u'a1, although t
citizen Of s!a.c-l:o!d.ng State, lie eau act
in entire llarm"ay misl. The President elect
and with those who may be associated With
him rs the Constitutional advisers CT the
Chief Magistrate. Bat the choice Of 3!r
Bates has another significance in addition
to his eminent personal fi;rcss for the PC
sit;oa to which bc has been called. 1t will
anchor Missouri f::st 10 the Union for
veal or for WI. and :. no. only 80,
but it will exert Il Ike inaaencc t!,rou;l.-
oal the border slayc States whose alle-
glance 10 lhc Constitution S be:ng tamrcr~
cd with by treason Commissioners from
South Carolina and Mississippi. Alt:-
gethcr the selection is mos; llappy one,
and the time for itsaunoun clncnt is equal
ly W II chosrn. The public will perceive
that thc,e is no doubt concerning Judge
Rates position Il the matter If enforcing
J .e laws in Soa;l. Carolina, wien in adei-
, 1860-12-22

There seems to be length and bulk o!
.snake cntirely out Of proportion when
compared with The tree; but the history Of
The last twcnty-cigi1t years proves that its
length could not be shortened nor its bulk
diminished without misrepresentation Of
l'ast events; and us the ignorance and me-.
'isnity Of the State which has seeded arc
tie most marked Of its charactcristics, NC
''oafess that tic tree, as symbol or YER
aancy OF grccnness, and his znnzcship as
:he representative Of malicious and deadly
intent, are well chosen. South Carolina is
to he congratulated on tho fitness of the
c1'blems that she has adopted. But NC
turn from tho contemplation Of The ugly
and yenonous thing, TO thai wonderful old
hunner OF light and liberty, which, whcrev-
cr seen, makes every patriot heart tlrob
with joy. Here it is:
, 1860-12-22
Important from Charleston and 81 ash-
tnfton.

WAeg1xtroS De-. 20.
Orders have been issucd to Major -Aulcrson
to osErsci,drr Fort MoultFic il attackcl nm
rcll~3;y Informed that Major Anderson tc'c-
Eral'hcd lcrc that lie had surrendered large
1lu1:ler Of arms, which lad bcun removed
from .lc arsenal to Fl. Mou1tric, to the autAo-
tIttc* Of Charleston on demand being made
i"r them. This YVES done in obedience. AZ ht
eass, 70 the spirit of oTdcrs he has received
IRON Washington.
An o1lrlll Dispatch from Charleston, giving
Information of The Inssagu OF the Ordinances
of setcsson was Tcrcived hcrc this after
moon ly President buchanan, 4 number. u
Southern mcn were will lin nj tie time, and
! lsaru that he exhibited much agitation on
hearing the news. The passage Of tue Or.
dipaorc produced intense excitement In Con
EFess it-day when the dispatch camc, and II
wa, announced tirit Suutl Carolina Lad passed
the Ordinance Of Secession, and il WAS private
~ report Cd that South Carolina Iut:1hc1s re-
mai;sing had prepared farewell address, to be
delivered Tomorrow morning, Tor the purpose
of going ont In bndy aad :rentiag IN impress
fion,bul the Republicans immediately renewed
tue proposition to adjourn, and carried 1t, and
nc 6"uth Carolinu members must wait till
Monday 10 makc their demonstration.
N. !: Tribune Washington Corrcspundcnce.1
Onr city Is quiet. Even Southern men arc
lnalt!est nj. Everybody expected that South
Carolina would secedc. Some Interest is felt
In tue House Committee Of IS, little was
dune To-day. The main 1eaturcwas tllcspeech
Of tue lion. Chas F. Admins, Of Mass. lie
showed the impossibIlity of TIC Republican
party in this advanced age passing m amend;
ncut 10 the Constitution concerning slavery.
AE. Ru6t's proposition will be .voied On to-
morrow. Tee probabilities arc thut It will not
pasa-
yEF Yozk, Dec. II
The Tribune Washington correspondence
teleEr1phs: At 3 o'clock This afternoon dis
patch was received In the House informing the
United States tlat they urr minus one, but
astonishing and almost. incredible as, It may
appear to the sccedeff, the news created no
excitement whatever. Nr. Ga1uett, Of Va,
announced the TACT to the House.
, 1860-12-22

The editor Of the \. 7. Tribune was Il
member Of the Chicago Convention, and 4
mcmb:r Of tho Committee OH Platform,
aad member Of the SUB Committee Of tue
Co1.,nit:cc on Platform. lie voted for tie
platform in Con:nistcc and iu Convention.
In that platform is found the fol!oV;as
clause:
The Federal Constitution. ihe rights of tEc
States. and THE UNION or THE STATES.
MUST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED"
QCEEr:-D:d the e:l:tor Of the Tribune
give vent TO Lis honest sentiments in May
last, in the Chicago Convention, O. is he
doing SO now in tic columns of his news
naucr2
, 1860-12-22

Tile \ ~ Eru;no n.r !. ,nG,r:cod ,h,t
G"'"9 " ~ ''''' -1cu 'na'
petition il being circulated In that city pray
e.. n..s:..,,. n,,.,,.,., -.
'ae ''aeot oae4'auaa 10 fea'=a-a more
patriotic act than 'ns lpellc have any rich, 10
e3i"a from nm. ! nc fos1 ls OF the oiuniou
that Mt. Breckenridge, thc late candidate If
Tue oieuuloh'sts' "o"ld DC preferable TO M7.
Duch.nan, and adds '"A1 nil events, If rc-
III, 49,. p,..,.. ...... -. ~.
All1ou'as Will maAe cuenauau resign. 'ci nlEl
oc mtitioned. even thoug., no one clou-d
.ucrr.d hin, 1rhc v,cort rim r. NJ f.c,, ,1,,,-
s0eseo o4an' Aue AsN1-'H o<'Ls ach*
arc and NOR .tatcsmans};p in If t,.an viii
-
crrness Of james Bucharan'e.'
NJ -1ofFas' 1@e@oiue3on.
The following is the resolution offered by
n. r1u,. ,,
MI. AosliE u 1ilnols IN 1Ac houSc ol AeFre-
tcntatiyts oil Monday and tte ynta .,tc,ro.,
, 1860-12-22

SArnA7u s,Cs1se LECTURES Dr.. Eva.ss.
Of thc Fir1t Banist 'eh. will deliver tho rtizi
Of his course oflectutea to ,a~ oung. sabbath eye
rxo ve-e 1e:T largely attended and yez5 in:s- -s=t
Ing.
-scr,icc. ~ usuA! in the Church Of the Holy
Communion tomorrow. at t0H \. =. ard ~ r. =.
eatc In the mt1uirg, and the Ncs. D.. clazkson In
tho c:estng.
Divine eerrlc- IN ;i,c Firtt English Evansrl-
fcll Lutheran Church, on NvnToe street, between
C!as1: and Wells. evcly Sabbath. nj l0;1 H. H. and
7<H.,. Sunday School ut ar-.t.
SriciTCA1IsA.-Rcy. Herman Snor; will lecture
At h:A:-bury lIail Sunday, Dec. ed. at 1e]s u.
md II r. i.
, 1860-12-22
Cbiraqo'Griib,ttte<


4 special dispatclito tlc =. 7. 1smcs,
printed elsewhere, conveys the rumor that
the commanding officer in charge OF Fort
Moultric was to surrender tha: fortress to
the treason Convention in obedience to or
ders iron. Washington. After all the deep
t1famy that has btcn made known cou-
ce1ning tho Chief Executive Of the United
6tatcs during the present session Of Con-
grcss, VIC arc not quite prepared for this,
and We cannot believe it mill we have au-
tleatic cdvices IL that effect frunl Charles.
ton, which are, up to this time, wanting.
, 1860-12-22

THE. SAME OLD TEMPTER.
Our readers will thank us fQr, M oppor-
tunsty to see the new National Flag of the
Oligarchy Of South Carolina. below wc
print fac si'nilc Of it as it daily appears at
The head Of b1ood-and-fhunder announce
ments in the Charleston papers:
, 1860-12-22

A VARIED Performer STEALING i HoEsE
AND BuoaY.-Some Days since 4, young na1l
named James Rawlings gs- dZias Che; les u Dem,
a!i1s Harrington, was arrested in this city tur
biowing y1,a cafe aud riding It. = case was
rot made out. aad!he was subsequently, held
for forging railroad ticket -.
Yesterday morning he was brought into the
lit Court and gave bail uron bis own re-
eoznizance to a:..Eer the charge; As soon as
be was released from cus,e-.s: nc Has fc-'ffsst-
ed by ! Deputy Marshal Of Mari shal. county
for stealing horee and buggy, apd after coz
siderable Of ! scuffle, haud-cudcdand locked
up in jail He was:takcn to Afas1hall county
last evening. :
MAsox1c.-At the regular needing Of tie
Kilwinnfng Lodge F. A. ~, So,s11, held at
their nail, Dee 2o:h, 1860, the following OIL
GERS were elected Frsnk G. Greene, ". n.
Andrew n. Wood; g "; Henry Turner, i.
"; Charles Harding, Treas urer; John st,-
Morine, secretar;s Eli Wood, s, D.; Ju4nes
Ferserson, J. D.; Dugald Stewart Peter Nc
Farlard, Stewards N. 4 Baxter, Tyler.
4 pleasant feature Of tie occaAon was the
presentation to WoFshipful 31attcs Greene Of
superb gold watcA-one Of uosfd s Hoe's
bekt-a glft most u forthIly bestoned.
New Mrs1c.-The i composer, A,peApgucrr,
OF this city, sends It's = scry Pleasing new
song, III an thinking Of you, Charlie" 1t Is
published by j. j.; Higgins, No, @ Clark Il.
, 1860-12-22

WHEELER IND WILSON'S FAMILY sEw1xo Ma
cs1iSEs FOR 4 CHnsTxAs AND NEW YEARS Pr
sE1:r.-~A very appropriate te.rfm6nial Of fs,her
to bis daughter, ton 10 his mother. husband to
hfs wi1, brother to his sister, or eh7rch to lts
pastor. This Is = Nfe-tI1e gin.
Geo. L. chtsrendeu, General Agent for Hi.
nois, Wisconsin and Northern Indians, 167 and 1eY
Lake street, decl91fs
~ Silver P1atcd Goods Is to . per cent cheap
es ttaa any other tou&e. Sea uamblen : Co.'S
Advertisement. cos;.1m
, 1860-12-22

*35 will be paid By the DAILY Tribune foE
tho best written New Years Address, Of from
ono hundred nud ffly to twohundred and fifty
lines, to bo sent 10 by, tho Goth Of December.
Eejeeted addresses returned if. desired. Ad
dress 6. T. BRAckETT,
Tdbpuo otIies, ChIearo.
, 1860-12-22

B1suor sn1Psos's LrcTuRE--owing 10 the
Indictment aspects Of yesterday the lecture an
nounced for Metropolitan Hall lust evening
WQs postponcd
, 1860-12-22

The sE1sfES's BA11-Thc Seanen'a Be-
nevolent Society gaye their First Annual Ball
ut t1eir Ha1, in Lind's Block, last evening.
, 1860-12-22
4 Warlike NufIQn3

Tic Charleston Courier Of tho 18th instant
prints number Of secession speeches from
the delegates Of that city to the treason Con-
:ventioa: Ar. Aanigault, one Of tue most IT,
luacious Of the gang, spoke as follows Of the
inferior resources OF tho United States as con-
:rasted with the mighty energies Of South Car
o|ina:
- l know there are many persons who think
that secession and war are iascparab!y linked
Together. War may follow scccssio1, but it
will be vcrr sllurt war, 9nd confined to a
small area, A war between tho Frdcrnl Gov
cra1ncnt and the South, would he 4 very teri
ol,s and very expensive wnr; and the Federal
Government has no monry-it will have no
money; It has NO crcdit-it will hare u"
credit. Il Is through the revenues, cbt:incd
from The plantations Of the South, that the
Government las rolled in wealth; It has
fquantcrcd these revenues. We raiecd thcsu
revenues -a:nthrr people has Spent them.
Such war cannot be carried on without more
treasure than il can possibly contriyc to COM
,uaud don't think that there is any posi-.
hility tt invasion; there is but = meze speck
sf1rn
, 1860-12-22

Observation-Disclosures Theatre Is to
rev auspices.
, 1860-12-22

HOLIDAY BooEs.-TAc old and well known
booksclliug honse OF " i. Keen, No. 1o8
Lake street, It will be seen In another column,
advc1tiscs rich e,ock Of holiday books.
, 1860-12-22

II. Allen, New London. Henry Co Iowa 1850
49,: 11:onvCE s:l,rFEn.
Frrepon. W.-tO0 taCk1 eoyNt 1tl barrels doCr,
esncks buckwhcat. aid 6 gaeEs beans.
.N0s1. I!l.-1a5 racks corn, j sacks beans.
Sandwich, ln-.D racks corn meal. ground 4,
Acndota; bag beans and ss5 meal saeks:
Ottawa. In.-G2 tack4 flour. 9 sacks bcAns,
boncn and barr3l hcci.
Dl1on. 1n.-l+9 SACKS corn, sack meal, barrels
MENDOZA: N.-eeo racks corn meal and "mid-
dl!n:s" and - khipsiuf' mixed.
Polo. u'.-135 tacis coru a11 5 sacks -four.
~ All persons who ship produce for Kansas
Relief arc requested TO SEND 4 corr or TIE ELL
or LAptxo TO TIE rSpE1s.oSrp, At MENDOZA.
IT,. that 1t be loukcd after and hurried for
ward 10 our rtasringpc:plc.
~ world again request that all money bc
ecnt to Dr. Jo1tx EvAxs. IS Clark atrcct, Chicago.
II any pcrsont desire mo to cxrcnd money for
them in special manner, thcywin plcaac send |:
him, nnd state how they wish It to be Esed lie
will then pay 1t to nc aad take my receipt for tho
amount
- Corn should not be ground and ecnt for
ward In meal unless II Is mixed with ".aidd1lugs'
OF "ehfpstud," all that eendis mixed one-lhird
.aiidi{ngs and t@othirls mca1-au this way 1t will
surc1! keep, and probably not otherwise. It is bet
Ter trade part Of the corn 10 your miller for mid.
dlings Or coarse nour, thsn to send raw meal and
DO NOT have your meal u fed OF botcd IS the dnc
itls the mors certaln Ii w.in b. TO spoil.
". F. ". Ansr,
General Shipping Agent Kansss Relief
.5tsdo:a, H., Der. y. 1sGl: 49,
Important from springfield -.
Especial Dispatch 10 TIC New York Hefnld.l
NrHNaF1EIp, Dec. 70.
Thurlow Weed, Judge sIosson and J. H.
Van Allen, OF New York, sr1iScd here from
IN %1,n RI fr-1fn
, 1860-12-22
Tho Treason Of SeceaAf0n.-A Voice
: from Springfield.

FROM the St1fc J0uFnaI.1
fSoutli Carolina does not obstrncl the col
lection OF tic revenue at her ports nor violate
any oillcr Federal law, there will be no trouble,
anu slic will not bc ont Of the Union. II che
yiolatrs the 1aws, then comes the ting Of war
lhe President Of tle United States; in such an
emergency, has pain duty to perform. Bu-
chanau may shirk il, or the emergency may
NOT exist during his administration. II
Aot, tLea the Cnfon will last through
his term Of office. If the overt act, On the
part Of South Curolina takts place on, or after
the 4th of March, 1861, then tic duty Of exccu-
ting the laws will dcro1vc upon Mr. Lincoln.
The laws Of the United States must he exc.
cutcd-ale President has no discretionary
power on tflr eutiect-his duty is cmplntically
pronounced in tic Constitution. lfr. Lincoln
'rW perform that duty. D;>uAiot1, ~ dsn1oo
fo7c, * f1naton and 1Ttdsoyl n4t and sciu Ir put
dt1cn at all hazards. This Cniun is not, will
not. ond cannut he dissolved until tliA Gov
rrE1Mrnt II 0verthruWu by TIC traitors Nhu
Lave raised the disunioa 1ag. Can. they over.
throw It: VIC think not. +Thcy may dis
turb its pcaco-tlcy may interrupt the course
Of Its prospcrity-t1lcy may cloud its reputa-
tlon for stability-bnt its tranquility will be
RESTORED, its prosperity will return, and the
stain uEpn Its National character will be trans
tcrrcd and remain all eternal blot on the 1ne1n-
ory of 1horc who caused tho disorder" Let
the secessionists understand it--lct tho press
rroc1ai:l il let il fly on tho wings Of thr
those row plotting treason in Convention,
that the Republican party, that the great
North, aided By hundreds al thousands Of pat
riottc nlca in t!lc SLAVE States, hure t'tT7aiaed
- 1,rxserxc the tAion-1,edeeaIly il thy can,
foYci1fn fffHtr n.Hxf
, 1860-12-22

AL should not tatl to read tie i'd, cr,s.rment
o. ffot, Wood IN to-da5's paper. se5lJ
, 1860-12-22

LAW 1STE.L1GENCE-Undcr this head will
be found the decision Of Judge Van Higgins
upon The question whether levy Of an exccu-
ton upon real estate so far operates rs j sails
faction, as to release for tho time being tue
erty, allowing sale to be made conveying
GOOD title,
, 1860-12-22

- cal on Dubois At lo3 Dearborn street, base
msnt OF Portland Block, and get yorr Sign Paint
Ing done cheap1y- dec1qett
, 1860-12-22

Cast. received ei,icc mt last report:
From Mrs, Il. u. bradley. lcago..... $3ON
cun.b. ILL.,. ...:................. 600
Thomas Nf.rF- Cambridge. H.. ....... 1uU1
Isaac Crook, Washington county, 0lio.-. &.13
\. KtFTosl, Mit1port. Chcnango county.
y. Y.,:...-:.--:..-.... ................ <e3
y. ". Dabeoc1. baptist Society, Gouver~
nc.r, n. Observation-Disclosures. 14no
i. N. Lawrence, from Cut tman's concert. 25.01
Proceeds VI Concerts paid DR.. Evar4a SCI
by Committee &: lscloet. Wis, s.. andto
ME ae ahovc $3. in all. --...: :.---...-. 100
..1sn. boxes clatllin-. proeecds OF dona.
sion tickets at concerts ct Chicago, FREQ
1.uEt aud Dc!oit-
Cash from ?. C. Holt, sfnumcc Co., Ohio. $50
\. lonsworthy. Fjndlcy, Ohio. .--....- 800
Key. j. i. Sch7se fur Evangelical A.socia.
rion =: ............-:.:.:...... s1.1o
Gov. DenDtson Of Ohio o-.-. .-:...-.-.... 5000
Premium obtained On the abovc from Cor.
Dcnnie"n, with directions what to do
, 1860-12-22

Il was evident from appearances IN Thurs
day evening that matters wcrc in preparation
for regular snow storm Of the old approved
pattern The grey clouds Eathcrln: through
ont the dag began ut nightfau to sift down
these fleccy treasures, at frat in stray scatter
Ing fakes, then thicker and faster, and 50 On
steadily up to the middle Of yesterday, tho
wind tue while busi!y packing away the great
staple Of winter under the general banking
Law Of the period.
Yesterday morning and throughout The day,
1t was winter, sure enough. The slcish=, ii:
and little, were out In force in our streets,
especially in the afternoon, when the scu pccp-
cd ont at intervals to SEQ what had been ac-
comp1islcd. 4 brilliant moonlight evening
succeeded, and the SOUND Of t1s merry sleigh
bells was heard fur into the night, Us all dcs.
criptions Of turu-onts, from the tlaslinr cutter
bright will, paint and guiding, anu luxurious
In its rich robes, to tho pung and jumper, in,-
nrovfscd for tha occasion. which held hcart.
, 1860-12-22

- CARRIERS WAx1zp.-Two boys, or young men,
10 deliver Routes. Call It the TmBrN Counting
Room between II and o'clock. for two DAYS.
dAs:1-atx -.