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AMERICAN HOUSE,
MANITC Voc, WIS,
G.. hartley. Proprietor.

THIS HOUSE has been thoroughly reftted,
i and improved, and travellers will find every
convenience ola first class Hotel. Good and
airy rooms, well furnished, and polite attention
will be furnished to those who favor us with
their patronage.
eE BOARD, per day, S1-per Week, So.
Manitowoc, Aug. y, 1859. SLY
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a, ES, UEsESEg

Notary Public and General Land Aqent,
sTocKDRIDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
VIII attend to the payment of taxes, the collec-
ton of debts, the ex animation of titles, &c.
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z. &. SBsOVE,

z. &. SBsOyE,
AdnitoWoc, Wisconsin.
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Col
lection, Land and Insurance Agent.
Prompt attention given to all business:
REFERENCES:
STATE BANK OF WIsCoSslE, Milwaukee.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co, New York.
KxAusHT, MACLEOD x KCHHE, &c 16~ly
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GxsRS. 8. REUTER-.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Agent for the Milwaukee Mu
tual Insurance Company, and County Treas
urCr. VIII attend to the payment of Taxes
&C.. Office on Ninth Street. nl-tf.
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ALTERS SALOON. =,
TO NSU HIP TIVES

AND
NER VOUS SUFFERERS
THE Subscriber, for several years resident
1 of Asia, discovered while there, simple
vegetable remedy-a sure Cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and Nervous
Debility. For the benefit of Consumptives and
Nervous Sufferers, he is willing to make th e
same public.
To those who desire It, he will send the Pre-
scr ption, with fnll directions free of charged
also sample of the medicine, which they W i'll
find a beautiful combination of Natures simple
herbs. Those desiring the Remedy can obtain
it by return mail, by addressing
}. E. CUTHBERT.
Botanic Physician, No. 429 Broadway N. Y.
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National Billiard Saloon.
JnHNP DIX, Propritor.

JUHN Z, LA, tTOpTIIOI.
A NEW Billiard Table, with Phean's improv-
"A ed cushions, has lately been added to this
establishment. I also have on hand a choice lot
of Brandies and wines, especially for medicinal
purposes, which l will sell by the bottle only
Ny stock of Cigars, Liquors, ETC., is the best in
this county. Lemons by the dozen at 374 cts
Manitowoc, July, 1859.
nl-tf JOHN ?. DIX.
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BEER, 81 KERN,

EsELH q "a tIEsN,
North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in Dry Goods, Groceries aud Provisions,
Glass, Cookery, Fancy Goods, Oil.Cloth,
Wooden yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fi1des and
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures,
Paperhangngs, Brushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit share of public patron
age.
Manitowoc, July, 1859. nl-tf
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DIR. Guysott's
SARsAPhRILLA.

EXTRACT
YELLOW DOCK,
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ManjtOyyOc Market.

Sold bp al Il Druggists.
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HECTOR MCLEAN.

OSHKOSH,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24

Some time siuee. Siehlls' l,osg Sorlh, u
Ciocibas'i shilped 10 the care q the
A u,sFican Misisttr in i.sbdon, Mr. Dallas,
tss buTes 81 sparkling OaIHsbs, aad re-
guessed has 10 BE- - very good - to &C
esyi one boa for BIS oHR Bss, sRd turned
ovst The e,hst u,ns to BIS vine meSvhGBt.
With instructions 90 cell them. fsr Ebas
prize h. thought best sad account Cor the
sst 2 .cetds % one Nicholas i.Saguorth,
IT CiBeiaps,i, OhIs. 'isrert Mr. Dallas,
However. sstufncd "a sabjeiBed reply
psss sra Years Is rssriVsd, sHSaFmisg
Rs. sc saasot approve Of year procedure.
eanpat rseansila TEE duties 81 " sisisr Psssl-
trisatiayy u tsa Ussts4 States OF this gSart
vita those " ssfatasssioa rssfchaEt ]
shall act rssisys rbs uiar. kq f5sss Sc
GTuuaE ~ DsLLsS
We take the shove iFem "a eTebangs
Air Dslls- reply Is exactly shat It ought
T. hsys besa, bas mazh - - s3mirs 80,
&c confess 10 stil greater sdairatlsn st
tbs oooi impotence At Mt Nicholas
l.0sg soTth, at Cincinnati. Oh,o.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24
Fellow PseIiuz.

ica Case. "a Tscaat eanTsrsatloa
Ergh distinguishes nago DoaOeTst, -
rrpastsi r. have sid
"Tb,. gar up7a Judge Douglas and bis
ffiends | have slsays discCunJenaoced
IL 10 vreDg-- eli uruug ar. sbd u pTcsis.
tei 10 q must rule tis he ussyT rate party
Jadsc nyuglss ~ q ii,-"UcTut--as good a
IIrmsorpt - lives today. and II tho
politicians succeed In defeating him AZ
,'haf!o.tnn, - parry - ars Loot, snd
God pHly kaoss what catastrophe may
iuitoE
Inasmneh A. Gen Cas-, is the father Of
a., hsFs.y uhteh has kiodlrd ell the
Gar uP5o Judge noazlA. AMI b.. friends,
says the i.ouis,iilc .J,ars'ri. aad consider.
ing, usuregvsr. thst the venerable theurist
srlIl eherishes = parental pride 'E his les.
pised sod dsspicsbIe of.prtag. aud sssIa-,
consequently, that every blaW aimed al
n,agtas rehoHais With iF1ras udsvus fgTCs
psalas, The character and fame UIthe eyed
Secretary himself, the d. Asi''Ja above IL
sur,iy ite aost pssarsi tho. 10 the Sofld,
vhethor 70 ga ever really uttered OF 90,
The only sender With -, 10 v1sW Of the
facts. - that Zen, Case has Bt oPe0rd his
mouth N doiesCs ot Dyeglas before, sap
posing him 80 have dcHs II nov.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24
A Broule De- for the cspitoI.
ter from Rome, Italy, ssys

A letter from Rome, Italy, says:
Rogers j. engaged here upon q bfraEs
door fer the Capitol II WsshingtoB, sk,sh
Is to cost So 900 The 6Fss seo1s repre-
sents CoIgutas before the C0saeil u
Szlamanacs, aofoiiisg his great thsory
10 the sscoa1 be i juss setting cur 70
seek royal aid In the third he - before
the Meg and Queen, isboTiag 10 eonViaos
them isabsIla leans forward and seems
interested, be, Ferdinand scAresly dssghs
10 heed the vIsioossy enthusiast, Ia
the fourth be is cos6ding his soa - The
care Of the uouk.. While bis ships wait
10 the sfrh be - landsg IN gTea, state
upon 81 SalTai0r The siIth = al HIS
pamela, EhsTs one Of tbe sailors - br-a-
glag 40 Indian gid 20 tae ship % BIS
shoul1srs The next Is the great saw
gators tr,1nphal sutry toto B4r-slona %
BIS FstarB- 10 the succeeding one he -
aboai % be seat hosze from Clba "a ebasss
and dl.srses The last scene q al
il death The priests haze administered
% in the sacrament, csc holds = eTzes-
GK for BIN N kiss fnsHts and sitsndauts
are weepias srousd. ana tho spirit Of tA-
aylag Esa u about 70 start 90 thai last
great voyage fros, which Hobe rstsrn- la
o,cbes surrounding these sgurys are basss
Of vsriogs royal psrsoaagss eo'euPoraFy
Wih Igl1ubg,, including Ferdinand and
l,absia, etc
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24

or EsftT seven belss freezing soiss
usualiJ fus ccspie q miles. ase aesh
bfesh Sod tsssls. s0sBstilnss s;sn5 10 the
snoS, freqasailJ dry myself 10 hoFth ssst
Siaas l take ~ beverage, be coffee, tea
o. spifiinuas 6Iirks; nor do ] ass
sSbasso. never feel rsld STEER lezvins
the eater; never safer from c. lis never
have eoughs never bad disssss ~ sBy
hiad No sebss 20 pains Hy bathing
tius i By ~ before saBrse
Cold baths shnaId not be used 81 all
times I ka0W q but one rule Tor gsi-
dance ShouId fssctips occur sfter bath
iug, u - = safe praetiss-uot otherwise
No man can judge f1r snotaer--svery sos
msJ fog hIulssiL a.. immediately ufisr
the shuok. plunge Or shossr, q EsTm CLOS
= diBuSsd oTeT the body, Il = beneficial
A rent in ones eOai, fracture q boo,
damp feet or current ~ ar, - st-H
m"Es dangerous, Gay, deadly fatal, thas
the entire sabmeFsioa a. The body IN coo.
Roaiiag saIsI, CT iss exposure 10 freezing
ar. More risks are daily Incurred b.
ladies' ui,b unprotected feet 10 ore dsy
lhsH = uistsr's bathing.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24
Bathing below the Eeros

We stated. the sthsr day, that Dr..
Msyo G. Smith. Of NeuhaDport, bad 80
eustosed hinsef 20 battle 10 the sP-B. o.
hey, as i, might be, rivsr daring the sin
tsr- Ia letter " Ihs Herald ai that
city he saysi
This Is the fourth Uialer | have hathsi
in she river OF ses STAGE ny FesaEs 70 Ihs
Uai,sd States. | have ran sss miles, d,
vested wysslf Of slSshiBg, dashed iais
The river, ssaD sata lee cakes, thea ares-
sd ssd TAa tee pllus hoas. | have d.
sed iuto The stfssa fIom The cod 81 =
pier seven 10 iliesa feel iato The eAannel,
whose rapid earrsps asd tidal uS'iss std.,
asTlly prsVssted fEeetlhg--of Il ttass, !
have cat ,Ae ice. aad d 90 time tais es
The ptsesedsag .usatss have eesn sAal.
sssea b. Aoass % she'd basaiisF the hAsA
such i the SArntA, that saamss aiaahias
soala sallss fss eossaag. fAa selaess
morning u sas eisssa degrees bslpH ssas
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24
voc M.ae lhs nlllaet Republlesn.,s.


BLACK Rsyal.,ssss" Is The bvgbesr
9th uhieh SoatheTs Loe0focos seek, up al
evesaiehs, - tfiphieh children istV bed,
OF iatO theif party. shieh is vsrss Thst
cat fsa4-tz nsy kaos Hhoss powers Of
PrprFfaiiun brought " lilsek Rspabliesa
Ism " int eIisieaee. Ws gave them the
following from : late number OF the New
foTk Daily ysss, stausoh old line Dsta.
ecfaiis paper;
- Bat 10 so evil hour We toak the Ftes
so'lers 10 our bosop aad elected Mr Pierce
IN 1859. We made bad bargain. The
sectional fragments ~ y8r party, thus
Wsrmsd into nsS Efs. psTtBested the en-
tire 6asernDsRi # Mr. Pierce 20 much
20 gbSi meet Of our Ssiiynsi Democrats
bad 20 issxs IL 81 stronE, iadeea, did
the ciiohsl slsrsty pTingipls become BY
hasisg bsea taken - the basom Of the
Democratic party IN 1874, tbss 1856, "a
set up fpg itsslf, dsapapstd those Who bad
wsrsisd Il ,nto hie after ~ eSmplets pros
traitor 10 1850. Rathsred TO itself III the
Ab,.l'lioHists sad other opponents Of Dem
oefAcy, As5 fafaei tho ptsseas Black Re
pahiirss parts
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24

- A N0rtbsra Psper, 10 giving sa-
30 biographical n1ttecs q distinguished
nsa. thas clzVegly taxes "a tsO Of OaE
NEST A3roiI PolOtIsiAns
BUcHASAS, J -Boyn il Penasyivsa-
IL Has played many ProaiueSt PsEts "a
the political stage, and for toe pass
Iwo years Ass bees playiag A--l Ia Wssh'
iog,Os CITY Uamsrrisl sss partial 20
rye.
SEwAR1, ". Il Wholesale dealer
10 hauors. AubaTa, y \ Author u Ihs
Irrepr~ssIsls Cosa,ct Wsass - lease
ths premises roe eeSaP'sd by jas Bush-
snaB, ., WashtugsOn. Has bees Rush
10 public his asl AlSays drew bis sAiarJ
pFOupily. Is particular mead u
ThurloS Weed, Ehsucs arse me aG-
prussioa he ases he Weed
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24
How Extra Billy Smith got hfA
Mama

The Barlisgtou Hauksys tells the
history Of "Ezifs Billy SmBh'g Bans
lis dawn sss under The Esay Of Gen
Jackson, ~beH Mr. " T Barry vas
POST master General. su1 the few first
raards - his is4dsr ~ fame vsre passsl,
aud carried sioog With thsm Resulting
/ profits Af Barry SO . EsBt!ssnsu 4
Sac powers ss public spssksF, genial
orlu psuios sBd a gentleman. EBi be bad
80 appetite Hhieh wfeeEsd BIS inisi'sst
sod srs8ghi his r4ia. We're It desirable
o. duplicate BIN To- the Head II The
/ bsFartw.at, gha Dspsnsssory you'd ~
dtcsts the compound ibas. ''Tsks gbs
psrt Of Barry aud go parts IF braadJ-
+ HllE-shsks geBtly--suEE and SET sEsy
/ fDr a.s Las Bad sos then gpardsd rs
/ contract systsn ladiEsduais secured
r.atss aui thea cane 10 for allowances
I Toe Mspbi.tophsles Of the cree VISA he
Rev o u Br0sn, uho preached on ssa-
dsJ ssd plundsTrd toe transportation lad
al the rest u the ssek. The mole VS.
the; Mr. brown AID = case o. peculiar
hardship before tfss P5sinastvF-tl eoersl,
with the clagKs Of the ssfereT fsF -
? erased psy--af sgarss more tbaa dol-;s
: shat as expected, sod qusfrafls sSat
ought to b a,i5ssd Mr. Barry sE-!s. n
( 81 szaissi she sItrsvsEnscs q the dsu-ad
sad Mr.. BrsEn very ssivrly Proygsei 70
grant one bali. Wkieh EAs d0us HF.
william Smith US - bigh favor, hence
BIS seslih. hsacs alec his Prsa7mes q
"FItra Billy" 4 Congressional iuysa-
,lesSios sb1nsasd Mr. Bsrrys Official Jfs
and he Eas sIi.sd . she Court q Msdsia,
lbsB, a. uyv rsr. q cratssl Botany
Bay, sod Extra William returned 70 bis
Arczriiaa oaks st Warrent0h; sfisrEaFd
sstilsd into the GoTsrn0rsbip q Firgsis;
has siaCs declined to . asmbsr Of Ls7-
gTess
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24
I.nrnnrn DowaaraYs.

Il may be interesting 70 s5ae Of car
readers - kssg Of the repository It that
remarkable, scssBtTic MAJ, L-rsufJ LtH-
In the Western Cemetery q Washing
ton City, smheEersd sEooS zee shasss =
evergreen, a large Fat Cragestgas Iiab =
seen, bearing this iuscap,icH
LORENZO DOW,
Who Vas bgrs 10 C5Rvsatry,
CoNNECTICUr,
OFT Isk4, l777, died Fs5. "a,
1888 A l. S.
"A CArssfisa Is The Aighsst style q uAa-
He -
Il slave to % ssst tales no private raj,
Bat Is0ks ;hrosgs nature uP % Hatu-e's Ceis
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24

Tag Coat orr Asp NATCRAL Gas
The PhilA3slPan iaIirIiH, sPeAkinE u
the discovery Of clai gii IL NsRaago Aa3
adj sa;sg counties u Pennsylvania, $ = I:
liz il kuJEa tina; st FrsdoHia, II NV
York, these : a aaiarsl gas sA,ea Is Ussd
for ish,isg she iowa Bas Fred Ga
lies some thirty or forty ssl.es laGel ats
y north Of ths pa.at where this aal "a
OF il found There Is Al slm1st F-A,a
connection between these i've PFodC-ts-
We asd that the vast bitam,aSn cpai
rsgioa, Is perhaps 100 E'les bag By %
or more broad THsuty miles beyJsd Iss
tsrluluasjoa the zeal IS tJaud "a The
north. aad ia the sahls hoe, il = 70 ID
10 the shape cf gas Tn, = surely very
rewarEabls, aud Sc uosisf u has s0s
excited The attention q seisnti3c meu,
- that - might have sSms rAs,0saals Of
the suAyseg.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24
Mason and plxon.n LING.

Macy people have heard 0fthe dividing
line, bat feseF kaos the origin Of the
name:
90 the 4th Of August. INA. Thomas
aad Richard Penn add Lord Biitimoce,
b-iuE together lie Load0a. sEre~d With
UhAIlrs Mason aad Jeremiah Dixon, two
na,hcmatieians add surveyors, Ia mark a
G4aaiary line beiEeea Mtrylaad M the
oao hAsd. sad Dvlsssrs aud PeansylysnIa
on the other. Masoa aud ptEoa aadsd
IN PhiladelphiA On the l5lh OF Navem-
hsT following add began Ihcii work At oBee.
They adopted the PsaihsRlaF lines sad the
radius aud tAagsqt OF the circular OF thsir
predecessors They neNt ssosTtaiHed the
aoSth eastern ensst Of hsry land, aad pro.
eetded TO raa the dividing parallel q lat.
luude They pnrSaed this parallel dis.
lance Of % milcs Is oha,us and q haks,
irpm the place Of the bsgiuniog At the
uurth east corner u Maryland, 10 the bot
tam OF a valley on Druukarj creek, where
an luiian war path cr,ts-ed the noats sad
here, on the 10th Of November 1907 -
ninety three years agn, their lndiaa escort
told them Is vas the wish Of the Sioux
Nsliuu tba. the survey should cease, sHd
they IernIaated accordingly. leaving ja
mites, 8 chains ahd so LINKS - the exact
distance remaining to be rHn vest to she
South sss, angle OF Psnasy iSaaia, uos f'T
from the Bard Tree Tassel, sa the RAJ.
iinors aad Ohio RailFusd DtHea died IT
Durham Eagland. lT7T, Mason died ia
PcaasylTAaiA, iIs7
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24

GssaFr Sara BsiSas a LiBEh
Srtf. --0srrit Saith, y making Hs,sssss
use Of bis rstaFS.ng hsaltA he sas -,
.siaed Mssars Ss3EUiek, ADDE'S, saa
kssOs1y. Of Utiss, - os@~ssss ''i . =
his behalf against Watts sAeF~sas h'fai
Pe,lv, ,pd 3 I. II. bassss. Pro.alasas
800. al he PFFtA Aysnas Hotel, Mes
va t,its psnosfstis ss01ls'ss, Saa
s.asj s.os sAs psopls e tAs Us'tsd SsAsss
J, 49, ssd aehss hins--Fey :heasssd
Ssl;ars ere the DAMAGE claimed 70 each
$50. TAsss AFatwsatyssisAs ashsE msaa>
80 q tAia ssm3itts&
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24
Mssr.. Evsrsst and Bell

IaGpuVafe letter, Is friend IN shls
S,.t.. ,he Hoe Eavara Evsrs1t ihss
.psass u the late AgtlSa Of tAs lniso
tssuvsaIioa % Tennessee:
cit sseGsa 90 me yBatsef OF coarse
thai the EoeFassi0a il Teusessss 'e'sis
express IL pssfssssss fIs Mr.. Bed, as -
6rsg ehsies tor the Fross3ssst 10 .
preference due % his distinguishes 'ai-
,e, hi,hfsI services. Aad lOag aad varied
sspsEisses 10 pahlse life.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24
Alabama and a Southern Convention

The Lcgi-laIaFe cf Alabama have pas
sed = series oi res-latIeBs drulsnhE, IN
effect, that the state has EirsAiy resolved
60 resist the slect,an of q Black RcFab'i-
eau Ia the Presidency, Siihout epoccTt
Sith her s,sieT Southern Sjaic- that she
bs. appropriated 'ar-s sun vf money
foF military preparation % meet that
emergency aud that having thus prepared
ca her oWn part tss abe sEigrncses u tae
future, she has Bot desu,ed it necessary
to propose meeting Of Deputies 81 the
slsveholding States. as urged by Soaih
Carahua Nevertheless, should such .
convention be sgresd upon. o. b. held at
auy iius before The meeting Of the next
General Assembly. the Governor Is sa
th0fiusd to appoint delegates foE Ala
bau,a This must BE- regarded A. gentle
rePujiaiinn Of the South Carsi,ua PrePo.
sitivD. and, a. Missi~siPpi j. oHly State
that has seconded ii, OF Is likely TO second
it, We suppose that ws may regard il As
abandoned
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH "A, 1860.

Ill ny ssiriai eosumSsirstions had besn
lei Aloae, and the SETON of the prpsft
aren't With me. the p6slis in al Pfobabili
~ weald have never heard Of the tfSbs-
seIions II "a 10 pleasufe Tor me % ex
Pose aay one a. hsd to ID ~ this rsse,
bss 10 self defense eoald net say less
j a. RAwaET.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24
How they Hold Court IN utah.


lad,su AgsaI Humphreys, Who has
same h;lscn thousand lsditus uBdsS bis
cate "a uiEh, s,s,as sIkty miles irs'a
Sait LsSs cay. lhas dsscub-s. Ia a lester
ia iI.snd 10 Lafayette, ibs imposing
opening OF a l'siisd States Court By oar
governments slbatals
The nnst imPssIng seens | have sat
messed sIpec tny arrival here sas the ePeo,
ius sl tho sitsd States Cuuu ~ Nrphi,
By hls Homer, Chief Jastieo Esklss
Ja,t imsgiue you zee him ascending The
judistal rssIruu,, With his usual sDsnnt
Of dignity, with q large Colts re,
vovsr hung TO bis side. aud take hts seal
Then The Masbsi, 2 X Dal.on, a loas
dsrk eanPieE ianed VHgHiau, arose, wuh
tSs Tvvolssrs swusg 10 his eide, sad calls
Court III the usual i,Hn, Hear ye ye do.
Thou Juhu l. ilsley, good loakioz
young msB Formerly Of SullivAn suuRty.
Clerk OF the Court. arises, armed 10 she
sstas style, snd reads the minutes The
Cuugt then calls the list ei AttafReys
each, Armed a. before stated, srise znd
ansEer io he name The Jury ate thea
called, every uae ii shoR, es,tisss With =
revolver .visgins 10 hIs sldc, aud In this
condition are Instructed asd sent 10 their
roam.
AaA after all this, their Cour, Is pei
feet farce, Sad iheH trials bat n,1, ksTy OF
jasIios. The fault, heasSef Is Bat Ia the
plhssrs Of ihs C4aIi, Tor ,hry ars fearless
In Ihs discharge ot their datiss bat
the j,fheailJ Fests hcFri the jausFs, the
criminals aad witnesses are all MgTm0as,
aad Tor this reason u "a impossible 60 es-
lJfes the las. The truth Is hnshaus
Yasag's uoGd l. las, Ard q is soasssss 10
undertake 10 do AHyIbiHg 20 the contrary.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24

DEArH az rnE WInow OF Dawn
CRockSrr The Dallas rsIAsl Herald,
ol The I'd IA, says
Mrs E,iEabeth Croskett, sidoS Of
Dssy Isoekett, sI msaihst Of Congress
frlm TeBasssss, and lhs hero Of The Al
aue, died oa the Cad iuas, Of sPoPlsGJ,
10 ths Ttth ysst u her age Me Cock,
.. had lived fef several ysurs in JoAa-
soa eouRy, she wss sasss sstiasabls sad
amisbia Romka.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24

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f1r pH5iis u~s, highly b~nsaoid % ell
classes % hone and zbFosd
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24
Tbs Bsl 10 BE- had In Market.

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24
THE KNOXVILLE WING
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-24


We The aRdersis avi. a. hrFs"y certify
'tsJ - ~, PoIsuusi's s,qsaia'ri STA y titsa
aHI NargaTst HsasaTd. who ar residents y
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tEs, Sc t,ih suisfE-t!y Odd Pssris Etsz-s
our AsRds ibss -sta aay u livrsnzi'sr. 1853
joss JsHsaE
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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05
Gammnnilafiaaa.
THE PRESENT.

TnE human heart is an afanloly. lis hopes,
joys, and fears, yibrate, in tnrn, the tender
chords OF feeling and Affection. The future
often rises before the mind Of man, and his
heart Is oppressed with fearful fersboiings, as
TO his success in life; the dread Of future dis.
appointment, dumps the nrdor OF lis present
joys, and he Is sorrowfnl, he knows not why.
Tue hopes formed in nfe's carly stage are over
thrown one by one, and the heart Is oppressed
with care and anxiety. 4. I'll. Il,
Many who start upon the journey of life,
6poyaat and full OF health and hope, arc cast,
by the ruthless power Of adversely, adriit and
alone, in tie wide and cherries world. Nj
kind friend 10 cheer their dropping hearts =
no sorrowing eompapiun to pour the balm Of
consolation into their tolerated souls--no one
to cheer them by words Of happiness and love
e-they are aloner zalonc In great and un-
charitable world. al ~ t..l5<s< c.fs :y-., (
But by TINS INDUCING in ret aspect, docs ii
aid man in his battle through Iifrs MOI I
think not The past beyond our recaII-it
is irretrieHabfy CONC. Fhe coursers Of time
disdain to stay I'll cir swift progressive march.
The PrtseHt Is ours --ours 10 Improve; il Is all
we have! We may boast IT our wealth, our
power, and our skill: yet we eannot youch for
the future. Our wealth: Ray lie squandered,
our power asurpofi and our skill patalized. g
The man who lives for the yreseid with the
hopeof glorious hereafter, best performs his
allotted duties. Tho past and the future do
fl0t concern us: IL Il alIIe
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-05

and murders a aud around Camp FIoYd
and fairfield cali far more Than usual
Eatchralness 81 the part NJ he actaal
settlers u their irlmedlatc vicinity II
speaks much y the credit II ths mayor.
marshal police, and piler apthori,ies 81
Grcat Salt Lake Cily lie Vigilance and
promptitudc displayed by them III the
discharge u their duty A police, SINH.
Iarly effective, should bc organized ii all
the settlements And especially should
al who own property, whether consisting
Iof livestock On the range. Or ellai,els Al
home be yigiIant and take care of that
entrusted to their cnFe ar ownership.