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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
he Arrest Of Marsh The Memphis
AVaianeh The Arkansas Vigilance
Committee

Oar readers are ssafs tsat = u,ss tr ,hs
ssme ef HsrsI ras isPiieaisd ia ~ Ab7ls-
81 plot 10 Camden. Aftassas len ths, ~fty
I'd g-d 70 hsmphis, sal sas fouovrd - toe
ltlEsas. ARRESTED sad fsig,asd 70 Csrad-u
= trial. H. Eas thsfe isFaEtslly trist sri
yrmitssd 70 Isss, The s,als, audsr penalty
death Il BE- shoJld yslutn The Nsnrffs
fslsseds, thsrsssefssd ,As Psoeessaz IS
ss oatrsgs. as1 - rkidaaPpaE ssd ia
ser ss,las denounced tbs pfo,ssdiar and,
the Cauaasu papcrs say misssyrsssH,s]
.ls facts TIE rity Coaacil o! NrwPh
rgiHE ss presume. sgoa ibs saihsr.y ~ fhs
'srFaasls took tie esss iu hasI sal sr-
.-ssss their ilIrF6sriru
Ths frrfsss1s bss e vsfy extensive e.r-a-
ton in ArksHtas, aud ibst circulation sci.
ltsissi solr,y 70 eousiasrsuon - lts sop
SD dsretiaa 20 the Eizl's of ,hs -asta.
a % slavt-hnlJars Wh,ie 80 d1 sus .oa-
>r, ihis ,Tsu With perry Fai'v,, sad 'LlEs
ought DOT - 5a, ~ All parties arc .isL. .a-
iiys3 rs 'hr routFoFsfEr. us reZtrI lAs
rurse ~ the 4rsl4nrts ss arfuriuuat, W
fg- taken deep iufsfest in rh~ r,atrgs rfsy.
e. a have Psrs7sd nsuy - fbs sfsi-ls. gr,
q eaa- - thrr have sppssr-'l f1 thr Irs-
arAs. and IN tbs Nrkarsss papers Tt aesa-B
ls hat The Arkansas Vigilance COMMITTEE.
T. Ia ,as -igh' 4 large Meeting -as held %
& sudden, .frrspecugs sf Pzstiys sssiasB8sg
G sstigu - ihs Vigilance Comnilirs. snd
. .aoan-irF 'hs dralaarts ". -sauet aow
, ale ryow for th- proceeding aF 'sis a-silrg
s tire. por -, the nsm@Toss siguers ai ts-
mr. but ss ths fssola;tens srr ne Es.t af
t4s sssion hsd. we pfbi3sh faru, below
Let Rss-lr.d Tha, the editor 81 tbs lie
ssrks IN his Hstrs y thr sFrsst %; garsa,
ta ihs astiou sf car YisrIaBrs C1mlallls-.
bsra aotiss appeared 10 tt~ 5ssae % bat ga-
81 sept %. sod g4st sHsEs EssI lty -
ti-Ftssersatioa. u 5ssthsra h5Bsf ass aai
aop-rsy. 2gz.ast ths iaearsiou u A5al.g4oa
stsEar.rs
"a Ras-irss Tbat the edItor % thg Ass-
acAs Ia s~thug asjaa she editorial zsflrfa -
re paeLS JsarBsls Pa hisshca 20 the ,igy sf
IN ioH IA sa,i hy aicb al th- fats Ieia-
ys g. ine srrysi q NsFsa. hi4t-iaI rut DIS
H
ID t4kfug ,s tsstia8ay the ftatsa4s..s sf
arch angr bls d5ssbayzs ~ fbe lomu.8.sss.
sss syi4rHr- q ans; reckless ars.lr or a.S
20 g. ss fc trrth
% Rsra',si That - are N pnssess "a q
!diapB4i Issr4sssny re- s4'r - sgs.azt HARSH
#-r BIZ --Hsrgg rass-, e tae saTas -at
ra hst rs 'i. rauHlf.r@ s ha tired .4.1.. zee
.i'0~ ~ 'Ha f-ssr-. - ~ "a raf hzF. -aa
recent taisrvi-s vrfh hIs yr-v ea-rs-s.ar
irn4 aat .silsn->,-ErB % }iaaFlss u hIeh
& rg .ae a-Hiiral.ra FJ6 frat o. la ag tE-
Eas+~ ~ september zIef
f'h Ess7}-sf That in cur ~ aiou .t ts
q pr,,Isr go pasllsA she stiiIluasI tssums-
referred 30 "a 50 rgsel sl4aas
s-u arss.F-L IbEi va ags aat t-svr-
-a3.ss tts ~itaE af 'h9 -f~a'Iar5s from ans
Fttrr ugfics o. ra7s Irr7ffuE 10 reference ?
' SAst a. EAs .zids or nv say. iu c5HtsHs-
.issG 8' oar N,Es.-srr Joau4gir- sa4 90
niI5AtHH gi sss tread Marsh !. Is tFSe
o. veg sai has Application "a thts czss,
' bavr n1r tbs company You keep and . tel
~ Es0 yeu are
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
Mr Bell Mr.. ToOmbs

&C. EoaBrah!e Srastaf Gom Georgia is
a. h.ttUr 20 hfs ,isuunFiafiosa ~ J1bn Sell
t. usas tbc yresrd. ta = biyh h~ appeal. nav
a. ,aut ipE BIS csn1act Ia the ArFsnI
fu .lr Goes -Trssiuuai usIJ.c. sa. e., laI Sr--
80 b. lEi taugryss. page ga M, q. ts5E
Bsn Ia r~riy to Nr rr-,uhs s,i1
ire honorable Senator from tisaE.sa. is
a ruGT,H al his T-usarn- l,-terlas. fE.aa at
% ycr 4" try,aTr thaI had Hrsu-as tar st'y
% ttc AholiIi.u!rls - 'hc North atst
Il 81 say 90 the Senator ia r,plt. 30 he
h tITahie SvualoF tac,nz ta saF HAT tr voc
g. xEsinsi tat NshTarAs Eai tu company
Is the ahat'oat,ts. J Rs- 'hrtr ai|s.s sat
O.. thsi extent nuiv Va. tasir an, n o. rss
rhj-gt iu 'aaktug that Efs,suI-rg 80 |ei e
fsF.h So the eoauJTy Ser eject an,eng the
8 it,ie. that be had hold!y saIJ Go n,s f,cs ia
Svpztr that bad heyufIsF the aly at tbs
iIlae.sjs. then have 10 say o. BIN that
u sas an 81 oJTtasJsss Argument s- urgHst
i hias q sas 60 nae. cad ~aTthy rHjy OF
6 ahsiisarst aud loSvst dvmsgosur. if he
0 ant tu say that hal become ib- al.E II
. abcNti-a,-ts of ths North iE sEwrsthg
4. HsE ~ by aHy coassTtra AT aus~iurGf.
s. % bavr 60 pTuuauHr, that be stated a hat
Be khew o. bee false yrpV
We eiip the foregoing from the Augusta
.ra,urls : N,aHssi, AMI it sors ia part TO
I've tisv reason whv Nt rocmhs b., ao lu,e
Mr. hell There ). another ant streag-
reason uol herein poinlSd eat NJ Toeabs
,de spsSys 4issg th,s, ia tiasiA, ssi char
tcFiTsi Bell a. AtFsitot TO the south Bell
= paired to Washington little iu advance al
neftiaE of Congress, aad addressed
ssoH,ts unts, quoting his fetnRfks ffum the
,iaals isishsJssssf, psaosFstiC paper. and
: ,Atug him q he made saoh remarks To0mbs
tsai a r0Gal Iscssage thTsugh AIeE y Ste
pbsus, and Bell declined 80 receive Il, aUlsss
reduced to wrIiias- Tosphs thsn replied
lhal hs hAd not mate sgeh charge, snd had
distracted lhs sAi,sE 90 esrTrst Il NJ.
IJosubs not aaly said be sd hsl charge tbis,
hal ss'1 he had spoken Of b.m IN FezPestisi
terms
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20


Tie fact that hEE,EfsasBas carred The
AshlNs5 D4slrisl against Dec. Casss faF
Cassrsss, a. tbs saa tstioe q al he rep
utst.aB as a Fo.liiAB. bat bib Election - 50
FFusafs4 With sseusy Sad ly bargain
iaiF.rss sHa v8IrsFttoH Hs had tbs tasI
charged sa tLs aooJ Il Cgbgfeaa By Dem
otrsts CoEgfessn,an, Mr. CtTaisG. from Sra
York. We quote iraa the tg0gr,ssi"aa'
tsiebs. asa oehgfsazr sd. %, page 5o7. Mr.
CathiRg SAID
UpYiag the canvass ia Rsntaeiy, il he,nR
iu,.ussisd that fns3s sauih De arrdsd Ia oE-
der to accomplish tht success ef the grn;Ir-
issB. Wv-sny iFirnds OF Nrs ; 4Fk the liaFas
made Bp 4 sutscfiPiioH oi souhr : 8 hua
sna trsaspiItSd the tuads ts KrHInrtF 10 hs
employed FOR the hsnr6t uf ibs gentleman
M Rrrekinridrr1 wio is Bow the peer st
fFrssasnts and Cabinets
LIk, contributions. if vas charged At the
,!me. we're aelt from pblsaslptis aad Mash
iHrisa. sBa ihs sgFtsgate sanl rbi,E Asisg "
bssrkiHFiags & seat 10 CobgrFss wss AN
,neuss The gsme vas attempted sgaiR a
few weeks ego, but rofnss best hin, s5,?e0
votes Il is Eoigg 90 hsw, boa BELI will
carry the STATE IL NBssrab,f The truth Is,
Bres kiaFid.,r il effectuAIly piastd ear
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
pOurlas Electoral nckst

In one Cissi p.fyfsst . tafs CSaa,y. tie
Dozxjss T.sKvs VII oai Peu tsAI u RsssGsa-
ttdgs. Ths p0ss.As lisktt s'll as voted 'o'
uore Or less IA al the ceuatsss, ssi ts.rsf,Ts
We give she ticket A. Puuesd q, tAs SasA-
y;l,s psisesrss, the p0aElas stats srsss
Fos TaE HfAFs AZ tAEas
Hoz " X PeLK, q aaary
Hsa "a WarTsasoS - WaTFsa
Bssrzlcr klErLsss
c " HaIt. aS Bs~ktss
M daIoss. 81 tsaFesil
a. "a bsIsssss. sf NJ S-sa-
q n CsLsssti, oi Ssntte-
\ GrzsSs - t'shseh-
~ ASpsESS, % Nsary
AEssxso Csesa - acNsiFs.
4 J. < anC1sRusf DsyidsOa-
81 WH E CsABsaAL q y szAfs
ts Hoa. " 7 BsS~s, Of SAsisJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
!" What anus. we % . ). sayea I

Let each aud syeIy H,Aa Ask htmsslf this
lqr,iiya fof at lime Ike tbis it IA of al
Importance We have disseHIieHs at home
sua sasrnie- abroad ~ e0atepd with, sHd ua-
lees sosssIhiBg ts dsae, ADD that speedily, ss
-ft issrsstsrssiy losi. bssssefai
Keep oas OF the Dem ecFaIir party, is eur
snsssr, Sna It Is tss suIy hope Of sAIsaslea
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20

kulSs ilissElfs-A naa b. the uauss ~
Wsaa came Ia bis death 10 Greeery, VA FRI
a,y, A. Ss Afs told, By shooting hinsslf Ihrs
tbs abaaDeh u seems Roi 60 be HBasftioad
whsthsT be she, himself By accident, OF thro
dssign. CosOuefs ih7Bssi will 20 dosbt
i,f.ag cat tie fzeiE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
KNOXvILLE WING.
KNOXVILLE TKNS,
AAsrRDAs, acFaasR 90. ssao.


1,e t,ilssiug iist Of srTaistai eats viii BE-
s,,,easd hy Rstir Ftrrex, L. g 1.ssrs. anA
" II Fa,E. the representative Of Rsli
Ureskvrtiags. ana pssglas, Nhsa 0resk
,aesss Greek. The 'Rg q wsT esuks, sHa be
y,,aS acsst she pssrls viii al ~ cut 60
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20

GA4xP Dgvtslox Soss % FazsSaASsa -FAs
aaaal Sassisa si this kosy Wi1 es he'd a.
fsnpsEAAcs BAti iB taiI sfty. eezasoeiAg
- ThaFsdAg, oeA 1siA, 1850. As vsTy Ia
,zastAut Sasiasss wiil - hroaSAl s<Afs IA
ksaY 70 hs1sd every Rseses<zSFeA \
sslsl 70 . sssl ~ill es - ssseasaatA
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
n,,usian Pe.itlon q AlAhama.

Ysasss Rae Cs. helA " scashssR
4 -bts t's,.gr-sioH" is saatgotss-ry. Wh,,
5s -, spath-r asps Tor q S,,,sit itas Ca-~r..
fsss T71s fsiIrssag sre sasas Il Iths Essals-
t.ss, sdegssA thsrs sssd taeh, - 8 slsyl--s for
sssftrsa F5s.zaizssst
THRT ~ uUE urtNlnN 4 D,e AZ
GARD FuE TilE RIGHTS HpNbE ANp IN
TEEE~TS ~ THE PEtrLE OF THIS
STATE, ANp RACH 80 rHE soTrHgRS
STATES nENANpS THAT THFiY SHofLn
ATuNCE SIT THEIR HnUss tN ORDER b
wrTR ylRw Tn ~ EsSlnS
q Tsst - each STATE voluntarily ssraass
tbeahe< - thr JaAssissscy, Sd rss be 90
jus' sasys % NHr uFaa a,fr S'-t7|5a rssorss
re- IaaEvf q fftszlr a ssssshfr tasrrgf
- THAT THE QfKsTttiN tir TIE 81
CFSsIpS uF ALABAMA FEoN TINS COZ
tRNNENT X REDUCED To TH IT % TlNE
t$l1
y THAT VIZ HKCusuESn t. THE
rt1FiEof ALRHSGAT'b srspENH TBEgg
0lpFABTf DIVISIONS CsTiis EEpRE>s
kNp SECURITY CAN RE oar TNiNED A.
rEprytSEn. AND "a KNOW SB PARTY
BIT THE GREAT SOUTHERN ftNTN
So Indignant were E.aa3 ei d. psapie, Et
Zee narsas<nl thai the Hlui gs4sSsy .tsser~
t.a-v csus est Aua rErasea tsr .ss'~ftsJ- and
sesrkt Is sreat-sts tbs eblsf ssgars fiao' he
f5ul zb~sss 4 h.ssBisa b, gasF replied ir
tsr 6slfeS .aR card. ascizrtsE task thff -sssss
. hss gaEy 80 IL tAsss 1FsAssa4t.s frsOle B.
t.uns AHs plsiieTgs
ACAHB.
TIE saAFfslEast assasesrs of ths lass Cos
ycaEiaa e Ss4tarsa RsSAta Clhts hs,d ss
ISIS pissr. wsr- sarFsissa - fai ia ss - IA,
risl ~ EAs e Advertiser ssa SfatF 0szstts
Of ts-sss, toe tallu~iaR isAgssFr 70 refsr-
sues e. tGs Rsssiasieas fartaiHE tbe pisgars
adopted rs Ihat bU3s
-'Ta a#y are Iot rat~ud~s, kaSUysr, We prs.
tuass ~ Flarfs tpy Ire Soutbsra Rights
ussa thr0pga saT tbs SssIs bat rsthst a. "a
suppression 81 ugsiHica ~ Tts Delegates Sc
sgtHsssa here rvFr-s~stIaE IRE sstSoas sluA
81 Ehs Sizsrs uas Gsrws4 ls the hfbs Hc
ssPgosrs tbss ~osla be v5rSrA 81 that car
!rtuEas esn Teisst ur A8aps sssA PeFtinas u
ihrfa as tBs3 uBay th5uk pfePer sithrui dc
uimsGl 20 tae grea, yasse. ssss4 ~e haze 20
aiseh 81 heart
We I.ak AZ, WsH acquainted Uith the
s5Vss u ,kr ioas Hliss, aad er lsrs she Al
Nsrtsssr sa3 GsE-tts is H,3stak m 10 tar state
HacHg that ths Resolutions NJ tAA ConfsaSsuaf
~sEy act ,nteEsss4 plat'ssz w. thv sosth-
eru Rlgats nrn throughout tbs state Ttey
ssfc lae Tesg.t of mach eGstt. dsst!us,iy ta
establish : .Ssz;ssra KstAss pialtsr~ n, IAf
SsaEksfs Rtgkts fass q -4!ahsSis. sua ssfe
adopted Rilb tru.agt air ss.ssiH@sIy - sseA
TBps RilLgEHs Pest Goa.
Araz a. fElUss bct ) Ces.
! / LLssbF.
A rEsEsEAs,
. Essstseg.
q " GaylE
=. . HirE
} u csEgrEtf.
T J DsYssrsas,
" L 1aEJEF
Noop~asH
} NosLs
- " LEsma
" a. Azstasus
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80 tstts - ,sssis,r ~ toassss tasf3sss 80 - n
s,ss ss sssst sssstt.saassss - iis - ihts,ahJ
ie astNaH-s
Az ssss4tissspaf. skth ~ sgcs,sis - itsstiFss
is - s-sst - T. rsisiaass fs,r ssstss s1s8 aAzss3
EstF=ettustt
Aft.ft--sss.ss 40 b. ss.tasFsa lee -ha-s Iu-ftsl
rssHss ses.s Ntsh sAaes trsf r.-ssatss sssHurts
NJ sasa3ssssp-sss fiSs sssseas utt - issftsai &C.
irz ssssF-nlf-i - tssslsaese ssesFs ia wssT%
a. ~. tts.aE q ln.na 3. - r-se.- -tsal
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
JaSssL ssuaap.

Ne advise Massey "a sAks tsa gFaasa thai
swaFd ssiaH DosgtAs lsas, - sss woE'a
/, stlse %. xsieh y asFs 10 ahs POist, 'e gs'
/, saa sFisad 70 pllSA iRss sems ss~sP@Rsr Cd
; q, lksGtsss al Ne iiss 81 seward oE,
1isA i nee sAisalssss. "a hi@ gss sali
7, sszsk psERaii ~ ssSsra~-sAks q est 10 ies
rtsaa ssa wAls q alt - Fsssss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
A'.oi'f'"s e"FsS'


The extraordinary 5nvrSas. HaHrfss7i.F %
Jhs 4 AholIgisH sT Auts sisyvEg rsrIy ai th's
rgpgtry ssHnsi ts Nvusr Illustrated ihaH hy
A. rxAihit II IAa increase - It's Fots. sas "a
snrsvvd.ng civstfsa from ,is iuitAtiaa a. =
bstasnsi ssgss,isatsoS SO che prsseut asy
Il fret sa4r its aPPas-sHee "a H-itouNi poi
iiits IN ta- Presidential az santest OF see. NgEs
i's tistsf. viii Jamez g hrp-y ot Afrbl.RH
- ~. sah.iida'y Tor thc Psss5avary aH1 T-s1-
cas- !, snasyss at FsHusvis sBIa, - as hu.,
Tfesiita'.ai raud date relirl fpSs ts}Fs ia
tstt. STA NJ hyssy axsss as tis gaR5' 'dsis
q ssiisJ 70, ,l&1 11'Fs. - }s4s, ailh AsTtlH
Nau Rqtre ~ the PY~shlrafi4, candidate q
ihe ;-snalu Cearsntias, AAa tsrsfst u ~
that 81 ias ssors alfys aRt,- siaFefy u4rn t5
gsasd gps 3fl sosus lE $50 (sAE ti.le.
.ts assaa-r t.1iisd ibg gas ystss 70 lsss,
As raaaaists 5f ~ RsratHssh rsrts jotn
4 Frra,.as sappertga ~ the ssiHp htrii-
lsss parts selis5 .1sI.sIa Fotss-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
Douglas Coming south

ilr james r Esahle;os. e4ss0y a, 10
SodrasTB Oyafe,.rrs. 3, F-a.ssass - ALscis,
Gs.. s-rsSeJ lz -El- sac, a. so- -.-rs : t4-1Ay
HE'S lrsi fra-l 90 .sssr Fs -sh.tsts3 .a -
~, fs4sgsass ss-s &sSf=-trsg ne toIHsslaz Iiss
Of syl.ssa,a,vst. At wh,os Jssszs sad Plsgss
ugus.ss sal aaJrg,s las ps9P.g
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
THE KNOXVILLE WING
n tssss-ass rxstis
BY VIZ. q. RRowNLow.


rye hat.LARs ysas t4fsiss irs-s4,tiF = sa,snss
NJ suisrtr4as 80 - resFissS 81 tss fssssa tksa
"a N.estks
ssatassess rss ~ ssalss shsssa ~ Fhss ts a tie
sisA 4 s rstsssr ata a. re1sffl szAs fpst szsssss
a tates - a. ssF.ans t4safSsl
So ftsi-Ys ~ q s4sseFlas naht fl,s ihs h-i
tss- urssiy sa slats - Vases tts Fg4 ~ hssa sa
u T. - ssst
Hates Nf AdNtftastaA.
ssrss asa as sseassa ssNs ess sattpt
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20

see a a
TssFEB "A kOlIBEATAL 1855
EAaEs q. AosEs - AsEhT fOb
Il Ffr-l H.fF4az o. t.isf rates. fhaAaIs1' Rvs
- H4r-iar Fe.E EAFR Rtazfsfassssf gfsaas--
k-zrf, Lsaarss - siasss ssfs- hete fe@5 -1h5
f..ul.isas q iatats.Gf is8ssi=
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20

onn HBT.s. OF THIS VALUABLE Cz-
satltt naessf, "a aasd ai - s=s rsF pr,4sa
ta.i4sa q HefutH Hssas & ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
who Bailt up The Republican Party :

Who Built up the Republican Party :
The telIsuase sItfast Is frcas ths rahf.sl
Tru Book. nv " y Cjasksy - rrsss At ,aS
fi-Sssrst,e Rssstas.ssiys eastor of thr Hgsptss
tsais-sls Th,s sathsT sho~s hsS His.k
RrputI,rar. ~, hsa Soar, she'd Bnisr i'sas-
era,sc Aa,ais,sifstiens sul hos il irIf -
to eere look At lhr 6sar.s saI ssc vhs,
p,r,osrss has Jore 80 Rrpurl!sasszas
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20

CoMPL RFH AKs0HTAENT 0F af-
= ss4s sli.F Gtss. FtsHsia @sss bsA.ss 10
- - ti,s es 20 4 I4s bis tzik, tsfHaF taF sat
t'.lsh4artaa8 sfrrlsia lassyft
sEAPoLITAs WAsHlEG aACHIsE,
FINsE SUBJECT 0F ~ sshiag Has ktsss
ssa anas- ts Nssz 90 bss u . nrFaF f5 iAe q a.
$50 - 80 - szFl sla fit stsEs IL - saB afs
49, laa = HERutitE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20

TRs Hsa. JAHts B. SEusas. Of GeOTgiA, =
sesa 70 poasia,, asa farssTly = nsmhsr q
Z anssess, i eat IN = SPIRITED Fvspesse 70 Yaa-
y.y.s isasssiaiisus oi I'osglas snd hignssif
d tbpt coasiaiss his Psblieatea;
1 ssa a Ratiss Of The Ssuts, sorn % shs sell
t;sarg,A, largely iaserss,sA ia slave prop
d D, asa shah iaass for myseif shat is dus
Saathtrs b0hoF AB8 5osshsra figbts aad
,pFsss ny sFiaisRs tEsaly aaA faily I haze
,Tytally avoided personalities, veal seail ao'
deferred from reviewing The Pahsir sP's.
as aai acts af etAets ~ isHgssss 81 = feSa
sutAaS sa.spIssuS ssssAsf a. eeees a-saes'
kezs Assrt. LAsp4i ssa ssstgss ~ isssisz ssis
ss5sas sad siaaisrsss isissi stssssi tssrg sssa
y ssas 49, SilA AS - aPEsses- ] mean
TEW. 4. Tssesy, Sf Alabasa oeeap1 a
/, .6saslss position, Aat iateaa " aaisisss my
dalaas ,si shat vtn eesas, ] desire peace
, ia al H,ss, saa hope ! shAli AlEsys rrgard
e fseiisrs 81 Others, sst Shsa Asssiisd tass.
, fshoat kRoSiag iersShss shall ,isfsad az
: u q ssessssry ta he bat sEtSvaig.
isry respectfully,
t,..F g-w.
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1t will be observed that the value of exports for
the last quarter foot up beyond any previous quar-
ter. We sincerely hope that the sequel to large
expectations for the present is not to be followed
by crisis similar TO 1857 The price Of cotton is
however, much lower than on the 25th Of April Of
that year, when Middlings sold in our market at
1890 The increase in value Of exports for the
fiscal year to end 30th June next will not exceed
last year more get. or course, the bulk will be
largely enhanced.
The banks of the State and city of New York
have been regarded as models Of strength. The
following figures denote the position and strength
OF the time Indicated The great specie reserves
in June, 1855 only tho result Of the panic in
the fall of 1857. The specie is now some millions
less than in June, 1858, when, according to the
course of finance and commerce, it ought to be as
much; to meet the corresponding supposed in
crease in trade. There is a large amount Of cash
items, but really we do not think that these So
called cash items can be approximated to specie,
The figures show that the banks would have to
curtaiI vastly on the first blast Of q pressure
Their condition now, as compared with June, 1856
and 1853, is as follows:
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NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
. AMERICA CALIFORNIA; AND nREdslN

NEW GRENADA. WEST COAST or SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND Van
DIEMAN'S LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES AM
CHINAs--Closes on the Ath and Iath Of eaci
month, at 6 P. NJ. Arrives on or about the I2h
and 28th of each month.
narPostage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, etc., via England, by PACKET or pr1uate
ships, SO cents single rate, prepaid; wa France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, - saaed 70
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships, 5 cents, prepaid.
az-Tbe single letter rate to California and Oregon
Is 10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc., the
domestic rates apply
as-postage to South Pacific: Letters, 34c.; pa
pers &c.
srPostage to Peru: Letters, &C.; papers, &C.
sFPostage to Bogota (New Granada:) Letters,
49,; papers, &C..
as~Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: l0e., prepaid.
asr The postage to places on the vest coast Of
South America, via Panama, Isl On each singlA
letter, 81 cents; and on each newspaper, y eanfa,
when sent; and 10 cents on each letter, and
cents on each paper when received.
~ The postage to New Granada direct II 10 cent?
single rate, and cents each newspaper and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van DiemAn'a
Land and China, (via San Franeisco) is on each
single letter 10 cents, payable in advance.
s. r. MARKS, r. u.
New Orleans. Nov. L. lS5a
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4sbitt, Of tke Nlarktts.

CsRscxNr.0 FrIcE, No. 10 CAMr sfRxKx,
Thursday Morning April 20. 1850.
COTTON -. The demand yesterday was only
moderate, and with very limited supply of de-
sirable lists on the market the sales reached barely
$500 bales at our previous quotations. Tuesday Is
sales embraced about $500 bales. We quote:
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" ATumAN,s TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior TO other ever used In Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities are
LIST, BURARIIIfY-equsl to the best slate roof.
ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to any other cracks
leaks being possible. ~ .. -.
Sd BEAUTYI presents smooth and granite like surface
4h CHEAPNEss-It costs much less than, though It is
good wood roof less than the inferior
Composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
cost Of cutters and valleys. = E-
bth INGoMBUsTIBnLTY-Itw will resist fire better than q
sIate-Toof
this climate and protects the interior of buildings from the In
tense heat of summer. y
7th s0LIDITY-It becomes harder and smoother
posrc be roofs Of slope and being High!
no, Liable e and bssng dsss require repairs
substances several Of which peculiar II sone combined
In proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
In this city,
Testimonials Of tho Of the above In tho hands
Of hs agent and be verified by wishing be-
fore contrasting. .
An orders lett at the Posoace, Box No. 3 win b
j. g, KATHMAF,
keIk iy corner Of BienYille and AafaMsss
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DENTISTRY,

DENTISTRY.
49, DIR. A. p. DOSTIE, No. 10 BA-
Ss4aSsSA RoNNE STREET, having procured the as
UIIYYY ssance Of one Of the most skillfu Dentists in
the country-DR METcALF Of New York-is prepared
to attend promptly to all branches of
DEN TIsTRY
Entrusted 10 his care.
In regulating cHILDREN's TEETH, and the manufacture
of Artificial Teeth, Dr. n has had UNPARALLELED sue
CESS. S$a E #E&
A8-Teeth extracted without pain. feT Sm
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{sHAMPAGNE-le cases Meet 4 t.handon's rin An.
~ giais, for saae by S. WAIFE,
nl9 corner Grayier and New Lssee -.
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Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.
BROWN 4 CO., s5 Csrondeiet street.
SAMUEL. SMITH 4 CO., Camp stieets
.JUDs0N 4 CO., Canal snd Camp streets
BROWN, JOHNSTON & CO., No. $ Csrondelet hsreet.
BENOIST, SHAW Co., No. 81 Camp street
n Corner Camp and Gravier streets
F7yOykS H. BARKER Camp and Gravier streets.
nj W CONNER 4 SON, No. So Carondelet street.
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TsHEROKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, Banks AND LEAVES,
-vERsUa-
nArsRnIIs DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS

We the afflicted Of either which DO you prefer
and delicious compounded from Natures own
Rsmedeone which win speedily and cure you
and debtatng effect together with the lcaaome disease
many times following the use Of Mineral Poisons.
The "Cherokee Rsnedy natures specific for donor
bea elect Gravel Structure, Fuor Abus, whites, in Fe
an the Urinary Organs curing these dis
eases BY laws after all oer preparations havs failed
and Heavens best erces 70 offending man Instances
could produced Of ~ effects which would saEgsr ersdny
The heretofore used have failed this
has never instance been known 70 fail Happily for man
kind the Of the world Is Father who anct not 70
kill but to cnre. ,e, -.
eases taken quickly ies to all OF the system
stacks every and with fidelity and courage
tuIy admirable gives It until II has completely
peled body restores the unfortunate patient to
former health and vigor. . =,
"Remedy strikes at the root Of the disease 10
tendency simply Suspend the poison but TO remove the
cause O which IL depends
And its value the entire absence OF all nau
smell 1t lay In the counting roo the
toilet table, without beAE suspected as Rernedy for
cxst diseases.
permanent eura accompany each bottle.
Sold BY j. WRIGHT Co. Nos u and l5i Charities street.
New Orleans and by all respectable Druggists and dealers In
ssedcinss- - .,,,,.x . /, =
tails JykW ST. I,ous No.
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Extra special trips Lake night by the Horss Car
when required, by notifying tho Conductor.
The Train will at dentily Station when notified
except on trips during the hour trips Sundays
each Is cents and conductors must have timely
notice To stop.
Omnbusses Canal street for tbs Depot every Ave min
uteE RS0ff