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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-12
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Som,nterbiits!

9Ge Nrten letetns mo Strpb quite Ger neulien
6acon, Strob- uuo ;3eua.IIeeu fur Suabrn
uns Stte fur Simper, eleibiatlS RE 70 b~,liebtrn
Aurner,oute erbicItcn lreten IN NreGcr NucmabI
uni osrtaul;n gu Ten t~iuialten 9rciieu
Gdbarct II. Suucr,
re. 155 Srcdcnr.
Gsa- Sciecne unr 6il' buts mcrpcn ~rcrnrirt
unp Strrb.Diu,c aemGiden pcn .. D.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-12
Scfdnmtutacbuuocu

Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store,
gio. 10. sd SrcOe= u. q. Srrage. NE. 17G.
9. 20. 81 renbuum
I'D eas scebrte Yubtituu dufn,ertfam al MAIDEN, SAP
CT leint oprtns.8 aren mrfauaen, re in t,ncr NrFf.n NaN-
moel cr ntueittn Nrttttt b%enebcn, unc ;u uuScmetu ttJ'sCn
greIlen, weltht tetnc Gpncurrcn; ;ntGlen. YcrtLuii wtrecn.
SD btbe ~beirnberS feilsuce sirttttl b,rpcr:
Setcsnscnse, IN ltblpars unc allen atpsearbrn,
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Merinpe aani uue halbiSrn, L
9ledte irlGneii6t yttnmane'
Iedbtes nieoerlaReilhss Sub une SalimercS,
.Starrle, SlGntc;s, lrrie eine SrrBs NuSrpott Vrn Spu
fcepa9 eSpcee u. wrnencn 1t. baiTninpitercn Strump
GIN Stiutt eieiee G-scrS miro ~ersrbcult erbctrn ern
es1eAf- &. W. R~pienbaum
81 natr sum pcucn ARsrtte,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-12

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lelbr ~ bitten.
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AFTER Sprttn Sefen, 9iedbwaarsn unc aLltr on
:crsm in unier Otihift ihiaAcuee 2rlttel. Die
mir, pa mir MIR fir Saar t%aufen, 81 rsm biSis,
ltun prtiicn psrf2ufsn f0nnrn.
Gns Ecten Der !oaulrr, Ionic Mtpnratursn
lrper Art merptn lHn:tI, 3It nno hilIr8it tsirr3t.
Dpl5bhnrr u Src-
sas- Sin &aatr, Der Obs llhner-UjtlpG ft III
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ave ntblI etLtr NfrNse ar3erer SrII!tI, 9wfunIctctn, yu.
ms Vrnaet, &3rrrn 2Sintipr 5Odp JIsnpurlttn Gan &C 90
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-12
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$3.50, N!r 'lS Bsat. III I .tt mil ,Htr:S NJ $Ii5''
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-12
3 Nilipp Rcpr.

Jrubljnas< uno Spmmtr SSaNr,u iir I$60.
Oute, ID uBe uEo Sttrb = Is ulrcn.
ri; llut,r;ciGNlcteu bahtn itet :rrrlthiS ino sun 2SrttRf
;iRt rtithc NLSlrIbt "Cl 5uJ Glluste. tStcn " ulc Nprs
nae " icpen :2rejc ltetS SrTrtaotS mup merotu ats III rs Nu5
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-12
20irtbCbatts- Gr0Guuug.

Nfrinen 6rsunreg uup Dem S:rbrttn putlifum
pic csa' tsnlte Aun,sr. p0b LID o,tf ibsr rpn Urn.
.Nirt9cn an yesul gLty nabt Ntainltr. atiibrte
Hut5ltbaIt Itrrnpurmot natc. uno nap ito nib
$sss, II p.rpE, pnrb quite o~itsrGntc ule %nuimcrt.
iIrnr S~srtrnunN rittc 9Sirihldbalt IN elmer Ypu
Otutltsn mi:otr Jrrn b%tlitttu gu raatra-
Wani ~crAtttnit
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-12
6ul,! 0vl,!

intsriehbnticr halt fer natrenc viESn lrsfen Sprrate ron
Gltcn- uap ~5itttnb:s ttttr SuatilSi une forR ttu
auHccn hrtrnti unrr rem e%urittsicn SNotn.wretu ssritbcn.
2ti StduIcR pr , RIIritrn i?Irc psS @iseNrILen fo,tcufrrt 81.
lr:gt. S.ffrluu9cn, pclbe ptntc:tnfcu lptrcfa tel Detrco II.
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niecerlaSe an Srrdeltr, nabs 9rpptt @ecnne le,rttn. ,rr:nci
t,lrTSf Gretle; 91S bette @tbtnbcls iu $i.5u. uue
San ~tenbplj 81, $t.GU ptr Eve. Samrs y. lPrprc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-12
MECHANICS sOUSE

MECHANICS HOUSE,
9fatnltr., 3pilp II &c, Is. IND -. Str.
Der uhtrcietbnstc erldutt lit5, benz peutjttn
PufiIt'Im Dir NnitlS' 81 mlten, paB er Die lett
0rr 9pn prn. Mfa9unft NjiibGte @rrtblhait res
9el3en Daliea lhrrnOmn.u hnt uno in Der lett,
Nfr A%flu0rtsn &Sttle nit peu btittn Gririibunatn.
lEper 4rt TortiHbFtn mirp. LIZ ,Iglrelbeu BsjuA
ltlner 6~eHtlI9,h 6grunoc titt.t
gSllliIm OpwocE
%ijFiJ'tt 9'a', ub:riuf:r! au9 cbnt Sufty, Nrlprcita'e,
%'!te, @!tS1itS btflhMtt EttIrIlcn, Or. }agnt2 pjltp.
''".i"l: %'hsFgiI'A Il. 10, &&lrntmiiicl Yrid,te;nsr Scrt,s
l"PEfgaI"n w'' Jan &ataa! BE- 0ii4tI, Ny.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-12
&osurH Sicurphr's

SS"'0i~Nlt unr SdSertier.S Salon,
S:e"rltr. sr 3ranb aesenJs.r.
i tsn,S SSn f,@t.AFi pnrIiflm b,lttn> ~ts,piysltn, &, rcl,lse
iEuhPlln e;;aSsitHttt M! mit cen eeirtA Srir,i%x m ~ w. ~
i.ESl Ut. in >'hIttH;a ycda bititt - St, ~ rH-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-12

oampiibiifinbrs ;m'ihsn Aihmprp II. M,,u gorF.
Gu teieeu srcsSn une heauim tc,9erttteien Csc. DGr!si,
lniHt % 5InlcSipiri' mo ,,.tcInot" mcrctl etnt rciicntc en-
pnoluAIi iuI StnuidnN eertnS 1 ~-tvi1hicr. Srr ,yarrpriis
cftsI9l III eeT Sal!tif md. Sstt unp Slpl IS, apo I'M ,ipI
l,ptGetd 50. - Gs rs inie;,loa' ptrlavt ;pren SStlif an
.RettcitS Icctn OicaltSs nit { lBr ?iohmlta1>, rpdrr.n ne rt
.,Neanelt" leeen 0rtttas INN d llar ab:ncs sen 9,tp grim
aetdpil. AStr pdS ieTlcre O1mriipif teuuetn pju, bat liz
,i 0ci lthtt&tbHcttn ttn ,5abrativt ~ loisn.
6ritht MUG blli5It enSeneltntn urb piEi.il;tlt bticrperi
pIIIytp.c els na,p 9in,f rI f2.Uu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-12

0inos: ercao- Srrarc. neten DER @,rs pau.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
KNOXVILLE WIG.
kSuxyILLE. TESS.
SATURDAY,, JANrARy ', tsss,
;. rrnrrr a. Cnnsres.. .

GNN1tN ttt SHAk w.
The C4riHsaa Ottsftsy sslls fet the
cseriBs up ef prayers fof HynErcss. sod
us have no dasbt she csl {. pusnP,ed by
besevalent and Chr,.iise spirit Prsy-
cr, are go,j things 10 their proper rlscss,
ha, they are ost IT Tisee ia Congross ---
The ruod beck has il that " fsigh without
work, is dead" hsl sc thiak it is rsedsr.
ed in the origissl, prayer siihoas works
Is dead "
4 Catholic Priest aHes Travelled over
his parish aud prayed fcrvsp'ly fsr =
LIcs.iur arOa I'll The feIds, takiRg them
ose b. eEr. CouinE to roov, spFroiue,
tisc. aet 10 say wora-oat seld, be "a
claimed" I, J. pc use to Pray here, this
Esid ,aasl have Esassre"
- 1t is With CrHg,sss, comFassd tor the
uss-s, part oG DefnoeTsts aud RsPabileAss
they NEST BE- Hsaaass3 We aaa ssrd
honest. patriotic snd high minded mea
Ibsrs, ,ss,cs4 sf rauling isesRgogaes, Prc-
fcssionaI thieves. aud Presidential s,ri.
Faais Ia o3hrs wo18s, ne Ssnt mva
there whu iu ps; rect - much rrayine
far. sod wha are qss'i6sd to pay ior 9TH,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
Fatai Oceurrsasa

We regret TO lssra that hississippi
Student. of Emory 4 Henry Coilgs, BY
ihe namo o. CaSsoa, vas crushed fsu
nights past hstssea tbs ears sod plat,
forui, ia sttsapsing 10 get Ga board,
Ehils the ,srs we're in Hlasies lie was
in bad hsslrh. aaa SIS lsasing Zoe home.
We have ob'ervsd tss thiags at that Flal
fora ths, We do nos approve, aud both
can he remedied First, ths trains are
no, enough disposed 10 halt sufficient
length Of tine OF, ia ether words, they
are not as acc ,ssadstiag - We lhiak lhey
ought 10 be, "a view of the anouai Of
eastOm thsy gel frem iha College, and
tho further fact ika, the Trustees gave
then ibe right Of way, free of charges,
fer pas n,te, lhFnaEh ths heart Of eas
ai the snsst faTms ia The esaHFy, The
other item Ss object 10 is, the lhaughi.
lessaess, noi 10 ssy FeeklessAess Of STU.
dssls, In getting oH end Of ef tae esrs.
We have no infetaatiSa as - this ease,
sad seah The youag mas and he relatives
have ouf sympathies.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
Politics OF Kansas

The recent elections 10 Kansas, show
ths. the country is koPsle'sly Abolition.
TIE entire RsPuhlirsH State tirke, has
prevailed, BY over 5000 Of q nsjoTiiy ---
TbIs .s = nFW State, &C may 10y, ef ifss.
osrai'c 'aaks, ons of Doaglss nanu'aetgfs,
on his SqastIeT sovsrigeniy msrhIbs --
While il has cost this OoYeThmenl mote
than il will ever seli fer 10 coy market OF
the world. it has sjdrd strength TO The
KeFuhliosss, sHi Ia the cause of Aboli.
tioaism Every se, of this internal DE
moersey. for che last fifteen yeais, has
gpBs to build ups Biaek RPstit.,ia par.
~, and io Scskea The South, aud the
hoads II she UHloh 80 lrieHd Uf The
I}Bioa, Nhs isoks into the past history Of
the Demorrstie party, csa do otherwise
than rejoice ~ their defest, Ikaagh they
be bssteb by The Devil hlmssIi. tho father
oF lies. ,he ensmy 81 all good gsssrnmsnt,
a. we!l as Of God and mas
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
clemsns on the senate

.lsrs Clsa,eus mrriug from " Washiagton
to his paper, the hrnphis Eaga',r,, thus
d,.pu.rs of the Senate, body of which Le
sas E member sims lea years sgo
ahs debate 10 the Scsaie oa Macon
f,soIgiioa has been characterized by great
frrbIruess AadreH Johasoa > speech in
dIcugs. mere real tHieol than aay one
which has get bsrn delivered | could
pat sspPIcss icohsg ot moisnehuly sAd
ness xhsn looksd srlaRd that Chamber
aud coBtrasIsd IL W,lh what it xas tea
years ago Of the tNelsa Senators from
New Enrlaad but INo oG that dag remain
--l Hale sad llamlIa, ffom New York,
Seaard, FROM New Je!sey, houe from
renB.y IyaBis, Bgne irom Delaware, uuns,
frnm Maryland, l'sarcs Virginia Is un.
changed from North Carolina, Buac !,
irom South Carolina, none ffom Georgia,
none from Florida, Iulse !, irum AlAbs.
u,a, baasi irH Mississippi, Davis from
I.oalslaaa, mono; from Texas, none from
Arkansas, Sebastian from Missouri, houe;
ffum Tennessee, none; froa Kentucky.
uyue lrom ludiaBa, Bright; from III,
uoi., Douglas, from Ohio, nuns from
Miehigan, bose; frow Wisconsin, Rsne :
from lowa, BUas California, Oregon aud
M,auesoia sere not thea States Nor j.
the change 10 intellectual ability Ices sirik
ins Webster, Phelps, Joha. DaSi,, n,sk
iuson, Dayton, He'll. Badger, Calhusn,
BaIler. BerrisH, Soule, Huasloa, Ra,k,
Beb.oa, Clay Cass -ihesy aud many more
are abseBt from the Chamber they made
imn. Jrtal, aud most Of ,hsm are sleeping
beneath the turf their successors ate Try
iBs to dfeneh Eith frateIasl biaud.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
unlnn-Meeling 10 conneelleat


TIE conservative E3ta ei sli rsrI'rs,
have h,lc q Unias-- Meeting ia Hartford,
Connecticut The ensservstive nea 'esl
,hg necessity = each expressions cf oPin.
ion, to meet sHd isrn back the oTsrhoHiag
tide Of isss,icism The following is the
ezli f1r che u,eesibg sisasd by hundreds,
pbils ibe IRE, nsa's on the list Is that oi
the ysnsrsbiS BIsuoF BRowSEiL. the &c.
uigr bishop Of the Amsrieas EP'sooPal
Chatrh--s patriotic Eeatismaa, Hho hHs
fe.idsd at the scath IS well 81 the North
''Ths andsrsgsei, eitisess - cesurs,- a..
StssinE ths PFssrHi oE;sis 10 Fss'lte hHslrs Ia
gbs highest degree dangerous 60 the tusufst'oas
q gi,s CsEgsdsFasy. ssA s,ss-cinE 80 'hs istFE
Ii'y Il abs istsH. respectfully iEstis al their
fellow eitiIsas she 3ssise &c hsiEtsiR she Con.
sf}iaitsn sha the Iaus. 80 'iad,esie tbr baBoF
- suf STATE asd % rsbakU thzI fanAIissl spur
li shish sym aikisss Sith isssrTcgiioH, asF-
irr ard uVassa. o. asiis Hgih thF's ln 4 '.ui.lie
h4ssttuR At The Cits Haf, ia Hartford, Nri.
nesiay Jhe 9Th day Il December. al 7'rls.A
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
The Rsrer, ~, adopted.

This is a. il shoeld be As Chatsh,
We haze .he fcst uiliioos ~ slaves, Sea,h,
uis,,tly ia ehsrgs, and We euEhtto provide
fgr their spi'ige.l uaasa. instead Il ssna
ing car ,aoss, 10 Aftiss aHd Chiss, jsmp
ine Aeruss the sentiment. ~ eae toahd, to
mibistst to Ihe.s Shoa Ted has soasigssd
To Ihs care et Protestant Esfspe
Whes dil Osr Nsw Epglssd Aboli,ioa.
i-ts sprrOrriSis IS large an suosai Of mou.
sy 70 srrve the interests Of ths slaves in
singte State, ia cue ycsr' IIsa'ibty cent
twenty ti,as Ministers ui'h lIiblss TO
Iisrrer's F,tty, instead Of twsniy Johs
Bfuwas ss3 associates. with Pike and
Revolver. bow ,uuch better Il would have
bcsn Eor sil rone ,rned The slaves would
have rsy.s,ri JhSp, whereas. they indiR
nau,ly rsjeeita ,he BroWn's and Cooks,
and their weapons
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07

ass tsis - f,rfssa. e-czs saaasisgrs Sit, -
~ sass4sE
sii assSsss-sssts ShsA ~ Hp~hes - iHss1iAass
= - sst~a Ssl - fst'tsa sitt fesHgs ses raafEsd
sssaeafsety
Ave, ss-f-zts -ia - sssesssa s-s shts tu<>stsd
ss-asf thezs va shssa ~ t-eF rssatsF srrnwats,
- sis-stfsss atssssFs ~fii - isssftss 80
49, sss,ssas - FessGffrrfs asesTi fa sssss etsrs
tn- sfrsstiser = hssss - - Ra--ssza
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
ola Browns Error.

Os.svatlaiis Bfowa fieqasbIly 's'a,
dutinr hiE roefoswont st Chsr!ssiowH,
shsi his etest ttTor IN n. ilsFyer's ferf
fgrpy, Nas thsi of suffering the RsilrUsd
trsiss 90 fsss. - ihey conveyed the ssvs
ef his iasarrcetioa, sod fastened the FF.
iuta II eitizeas sad soldiers 10 che seeus Of
seiion ia, dsIrta rate jadsmsnt is, tis,
81. srrcy esgsisssd H'sinly, IN ~, de'c'tiHe
D.. sus,t uotii sitter the Iusuearstips ~
.J,Aa f.hh,r, - GrrstHof q firsisis 49,
Istrkct'. arinioos Il slavery, and 'hs<s
II lsrcvn., arc seoS' tho same, sud The
res t,avttuor suaid have seat him 10 tie
ren-iyp,ia'y. u be did Do, choose 10 par.
laa hia, slyaiebt out
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07

I.rF raE SagTH HAEg UES -
SaaEs --Lysa. n Massachusetts, = The
tssa which aakes sh5es Tor she SoutA
aBd tAriyes BY H. A, i.ypa, Eaea Josa
Btsuh Hss haag los atisekiaE ssd k'iiing
oar peopis, = meeting Of symPathJ as
hsld, asa a eaassh hell uEs tollsS Ia
the eily eoaas,. FosvlaIloos havs bsea o.
tered ssadesnisg thts They Eore laid
upoa lhs table By a vote Of Dine 10 sa1 --
Two osBae,laea sh0 fAyOE thssr Pas~sgs
voted is ths a&rmstivs With view of
hayiag the Fssolgtioas asssd "a b taa
eoaaeil
aiatslassat Sss EaglAs3or rs~srssd
10 a. in conversation. Haose 'haa iSS
war. aga. thai +" e see soO'e soald @als
K, a.n sAoss. sac 1oas3 ssEike uoss si-
fes,;vs hls. AZ Asslisasalsa is IL siNOag
IA "-R.,A fEseE.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
R..nrsl,ie 70 nouHlas.

The AafioHaf Demoerstie Committee
have ehAogtd she Iiaie Of holding che
IBsD0erslie Ssrf,oa,iF fsaEeAtI0n, 60 the
23d 0f April, senator Douglas birth doy
We thisk this vas very appropriate, -
they islead Douglas TO be their nsgsiase
lie Is fury seVsa ysaEs ot sgs Gu that
day.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07

A ToAsr AT q celebration 81 poTg
Jsrvis, the folIswiug ssatiment was given
By joseph Gibson
LkRpsrasec--Tbe gssat Railroad from
respsetsbiiity 70 Rem Mankind The oaly
ftsirbt--the Devil its Superintendent -
the Board Of EIsrcIse ia directors Raa
sellers its Engineers ssd Conductors Tip
ping shops IL ears Distil'eries It's Loga
motives Prisoas aud lhsass Asylams Ila
pepois ana Stsiioa houses 10 track. bail
ea bTeksB hearts sad Iaiasd fortaass =
/ With the hslP sf jHss Ged, aad th'
Aaiae Law, Na asHul ths GhArtsr--dis
shsTgs che Esgiassrs aRa Goadaetots-
Tesefss tks steam aud save The fFsighi,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
More penesrstle Harmony

The auts,r,sed neu oerscy q kus1,
h,id a Ccuaiy Cpnvsuti q tie htst Nob>
DAY 10 peecu b,F, in ,As Ccefi llosse. 10
sypibi dsirgs,es to the State Couvsa,iaa
sl Nashville, where delegate az e. bs
chesru ,o scnd b ,hs Cbsrltz,ea Conveu-
ti0a The name Il bg J & " Ess
- -, rrpoTted foE Ctair'usn, bat rroRFi.
" voted d0wh, ssd Ne Jamss MsAsry
xss called 10 the chair
Ces Rszss osered tho following res
elslson. and sasisissa 1t 9th set sFecsil.
sBi Il vss soasd desp sod referred TO :
e0inmitirs:
E4s-ls,a Thsf ws bsvs ths Htsnsss sssAsisees
Ia ~ pat is,sssE. sssssy asi s;Aivsussssis'F 4
Jhs hos Asasss 1ehRseA. asd fsaI ~ drvp.
tfnsfis she Dsnst.istlss aH8 tbr real shA dsrF
iussl rsi ts sas aluass tasnftvsas4 N suardias,
Frossci4aF sd drfssassg tig y rhis = the pea
pls rvsSrre hia1 tbs H,Ah a sssFt rssprei shs
shsuia b. Fysasj Al 'Hs brsA - tAs GsvssA-
tasut Al lhis pee siiAs sa8 aangsSsus Jfisls. sod
thai - usNiS rstssrs a. s~s kits rsns,ss fbs
u1sBiEsis "a, ssss4isss - ihsN lFr-tirfsrs
az Sue { IbaslssIpE Css,rr6floH
We eugsifed Of gsa,iea.sn, shat this
yesiag jo~s of IA,ss iismseJ aud ABJy
Jahsson weant. The reply Sss, tbs,
there sIs tu0 DeHosrRi.e parties IN kuuS,
ssa that ,be.e Rsaseys ~askei - Pso-
ns,e las Old Lice WLig besaorrs >
headed BY CfO1ist n uo AID that The
R,gslaJ Dsspcsisy did HOa inisad 10 hs
governed any logger BY these Dee oos'sf'
Wen. it ia % business sf cars, bat NC csa
tell ihe t" itegsls5s that gLs Back DE.
mpcrscy issend to goystS, snj TO continue
10 charge oT that iBs,jlai,9a.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
WINDOW GLASS

ALL SIZES CUT TO ORDER,
~ R.sa sslsi - sszss aHelsss rseasksk e - -
- fl-isrs - aEsa sEetattss skiffsa - tireftsA
ssia ssa laSl1 fat - ratrs hstss = ssea sfes-
- AaiFsss 3 NAS alhekA o.
seia
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
kNoxyLLE TENNEssEE SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY l. 1859
.nnnih rarn,ina rsanfnrsnru.

Thii Aesheai.l bady Of Disiss recent,
y held iis Annssl sss,,os Ia GteshsEilis,
che a,.,as4sisa,sa s.esiiaa @f The State. Aaa
srpitptistsA sss, 7I5, to sslersd missions,
within thsit bueada.
JaB,ss staey. Cbairnah ef .ae Aissiee Con
mit1ss, pt<sFntsa tbs Rsp5st ~ approximation
far ,iss AtssisHa connected uilh the Ceuisrt'ss
n IL As failaSsi
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
Clemens on the Tennessee Delega-
ton
Hos lTsC CLENENs, Who edits the
Memphis Esgs,rsv. thus aI!ades 10 the
Oppesi,isa Members ct CoasTess iram
Tennessee, 10 Ipiipr 10 bis paper;


sacios- TIE srsrgh q The Hos. 7 4 g.
Nelson. e sar state. So rshiiratisn ta TIE
EsetfsEs Egf rstrsf shat - on tBe rps 81
svsr5 sfsn - ttlg c.te. shrH 81. ihas ~
uis-s ssF H siIhef tFansh # she Prssgni CDs-
Ef~2. hss $50 - maca rvRaun Ne. Avsssa.
thS sF,s.,i. ssai 5ss - cbisaY 'slaasis tas
its -sust raesersat.Vr sestissruts- u saz ma
ta that sHert ihat Ihr great sbtltF II The ssss
uss msu.lastsI, bsi rsths@ 10 'Ay " sFsaai
ssseis uarrh sasgessiyd u, hstscsn Me fFy-
~. e FrgiaiA, ast htrsssif
Uar whc's ttissa ls-a iH gHa 81 ~h,eh Tea
hsssEsa has lss' rpasuh - ~ FrssA 1.-the
Fiies sh4 Nsyusri kaVs psii,'aal rsFsiaiiaa,
sal NeisSa. Brsbsss, stskss, Hstru, an,i
SlssFirs thGaKh pee sivusafs- sal Eilkrrts na
ksass beyond the iia,its ~ ssT State. arr 81
ss%a q hxs sh,iitY. snI ! F0rdtot 'asy vsil
s. kgHs ss,h wsas srrysA. sri fairy safsei
erltug1y fsf tsl-lts suJ patriotism.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
rHE KNOXVILLE WING
=. svstassIR stssi4
By Nm. q. BRowHLow.


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Ne sstss tas stG - rserisv-s ~ ge4isd tAar
aia assth-
Acftlsse-s sss y sss. thteash tas ftaaacs II shs
fsst - th@ fNetsAsf Wee sc fresTf - tts Fstaa
ts- . takes ~ fks stsseHt 6efwsssra
80 fs,FfsGss Graves ast efss the ffal
49, sesat Asa ststs - ~hles shs psesf 6as tsss sse
u D. ~ ssst
HAtss - Aasssstslas.
ssasH tFsSs - saxvs.ss eass sss sasaan
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i II = - AZ p r y ~ ~ " n
- q J Jsst rabaatri, $50 pages --
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D. t#gsl. H4issttsssF eos tiBs fl ssa tfEs
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a.. 49, .f g.. a. -ssrs g. O. 90 ~ zts-a I.=rf4
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D. asFF . s.slafEsEst A. g.
s.F Tssr Il raslaEs - lts raifishrrF HsH blFrE
a. H4, ga So SEE frfrag g 'u E.H---zl-
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sa-taFF
90 fsr- su frfTa~t aH4 fr1Iis = abs ziass, saii
fs4. nF 1uIsssWFIf's lrrtuTt a. re Tzie-s
s. .4.-=- -Fsslstr teFz 80 private % . -
s.f-r- o. a.--.8a 1Hr Ia-asss b shlsh H '- t=sg
Is s.4- lt. l.t4fssf piik 10 - fssss
r .r esd sf sat -sir Fvuss - tts'nHr. go Fat
go -. -.. tsssstr- - ihs tE.s-t' - -
s.s.a5 r1 tF.ss. ipft>s-. g. iisess1Hs
tHAs ELfSF a.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

~ plwRII. { Cas WauIESAiE
aa.s-FRs rearf - efsNi.si. = NtS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-16
CLARA pOEuS.

"Clam," OF Birds Nest Cottage,
wh,so n,,iir,I cqo.ions have SO often
-, ,,l,,,s ,r,h, u,,oo l,ur.
A'''''' ,"' ''''"''' u
nal, am" many oih'r papers, VIII soon
present to the public, in the form ola
hook. some Of fine ~ol-priny Of her
h,iI,i,,t i~,,c,rc, .en.,Lipg or ,Lo
w..
''~''''o''l"S "''N' the N"'''''I' 'h'-
on and American says;
"Manv o. the = cite c]tiusions Of Cha
ri, Of Birds Nest Cottage, have mp.
pclrcl from time to time in our city
papers, and have gained for the author
csS cuyiablc reputation rs Il DO.
cto,s. The Louisville .Iyra1I. whose
editor IS recognized as a competent
critic. in ,prakin~ Of some of the pro-
duriiou. oithis Gifted lady, saws; .Cla.
%, makes her au,rlrgncctI Under masl,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-16
GA RDEN SEEDS.

One Of the most necessary, ifn0t the
most important, portions Of domestic
economy and benefit, is to have II good
garden, filed with good vegetables, aud
the season snow here when all persons
having gardens should SEQ that they
are well stored with such. We
want to see luscious looking gardens
in Winchester and vicinity especially
and if any one fails to have such, he
will suffer n loss pecuniarily ten times
greater thad tho cost would have been
to supply every culinary demand. Go
and get some sced-G. A Shook has
plcnty-an abundance of the best, and
offers them at low prices. He also has
tho almanac and Garden Manuel
which is furnished free to all who want
il,