davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22
Ysnssy tAsir Leader.

hiss significant fset--sad 81 soasstvs-
iivv men sbopld pepdef il Esil-ihsi YsHesys
vhn procured the di'isigs q the Democratic
party, and the somi aatioa ~ hrtekiRridEs, -
looked 30 fef directions IN 81 that relates ta
tbs present contest, BY that party lie iss In
even souihsfn state. the Sir Oracle IT the
party aud In al matters ~ doubt, the mem.
hrrs Of he party rsrpsin n q state o. " MAJ
terry inactivity until be raa DO consulted.
Iraprarii,sbls a. hs Is. be il the iifs-bFsath %
this entire ss,sssiou sing. sud vi,boai hin il
Is srss lssisss Ia Tcuusss~- Tk'y eail him
q Newyhis. and ROCKVILLE. e. make fs.'S'as
spec bee blazing ont she say for az Southern
sessss,ou's,s, sud then pahiish tbeBsaHds u
copies 81 HE speeches FER campaign dosa-
msu,,. ~, celebrated slaafs,sr letter sets
birth the objects # the parry. uors seeafs,s,
Is than We can do b
NostsuvrsY June 10. 1858.
psaS Sn rssr k,nd favor Of be l3sh is
tseei,ed
HARDLY AGREE WITH YOC THAT A
GENERAL MOVEMENT JAk nv WADE
THAR WILL CIEAN or THE AuGEAN
sTAHIB ~ THE pENOTHACI WE'RE
OVERTHROW ~ WOtLp RESULT IN
GIVING FLACE 10 4 GEEBpiER AND
HpsgElER SWARM az FLfE~
THK REaEpF ur EuE SOUTH - xoT ~
sttH FHtCES~ 1T Is - 4 pfJiGBNT
ORGANIZATION uF liER THTE MkN FuR
PBBuPI RESISTANCE "a THE SEXT &C
GHE~-t1S ~ ay-f COVE ~ THE NA-
Tt.WE as THINGS so yATIuNAL Party
EAN SAVE *. ~ SECTIONAL PARTY
cas- EvEH uu " BIT So W. CuILp no
1utRFATuEH~ pItr-.uBs NNTEE "fUM
NlTfFES uF SAFETY All OVER fHH
CuTfbN STATES ANn " - ONIY ~
THIN THAT WECAS HbFE TuR Any EF-
FEyTiHS aUyENENT Sc SHALL FiRE
THE s"y THERN HhtET INSTRUCT THg
suCTHERN NM avs cot RAGF ~
EAtH OTHER tSp AZ THr PROPER No
sSNT ~ oNE pEGA NIfEu cox, ERTFp
ACtiuN WECAN FEk, tFtT tfE THE COZ
TuS AIS INTO 5 EEYuLrTiuS
THE tyERiiNs HEEN ~HAppWEp FORTH
N THE ~uuTH HY Mr. RTFfiS has
EEEN FRkEN ~ AND RECOMMENDED ~
rus ADVERTISER Tree Montgomery prgsa
% NJ Nau--,l yNuER THE NAME oF
uEFAGUE 90 .CNiTEU SuCTHFENFHS 20
MO KIErixG rP THEIR OLU RFLA-
TguNS uN All UTHFR QUESTIONS. WILL
HUIp TiIF sol THEES ISSUES PARA
uyg ~ ANp iNFtUENCE PARTIES iEO-
tStATt RPS AND ~TkTk~NEN HAVE NJ
TINE To- ENLARGE. BIT 10 SUGGEST
MERELY
IT, hAsts yoars, g.
/ YANCET
yr.as stArGnruE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22

ssssisaisss Ib05sa Be had IAbefsa bard =
bsS esats Esay6httaa a Montgomery 10 1881,
10 ais8Reaaist Ire bsmaetaeg u AlaaasA
aaa eraisaii The esftf 70 sseessioa.
We seat hsef 81 ban 10 the slass easssa-
aeh ef lsss. inslsitHR pBaa thstaspssea o.
srseiasiahs tismAndsug e9ssssssiaaEl Rsa-ih-
lnfYtntlaa IS he CiHsiahasi CasFsstish, nd
II Dot srHatsa ~ that Convention for the Al
absma dslresf5sn &c Niisarss iis Was aP.
saisisd = delegate ard I'm elsetsF for the
State peBt 70 Ciaeibasti. shd he fosBd pSh-
Istsfvehtioa Fss lhs doctrine q the party At
ciHsinnsii, aad thas uas be pssYeBtsJ from
carrying cut bis fssafIts f8sde gf RifAsyaEtsg,
aad be fealiT did sappcFs NJ, bsehaaan, the
Hrst psH6ssat be voted f8s, Coz Shea, twelve
years Bat being disappointed in sseaFihg sn
seRssntmsnt RON Ne BBehsssa. " less thsa
~ months aitsr the sisstipHs ss Cad bin
prbslihs shs1t is t.asadss, AseenaHa Aeni-
enfHsry eaSntiss. fgfaiBR uhsi be termed
sestssfs Leagues, VITA ibs uaoste-v A seath-
era Republic Is oaT vnly SAFETY. inscribed up
On thpir haAH4f
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22
Mr. YsneeY IN Knoxville.

The Hrss E.EriSg, ysHrsl party ssrc. pre-
ssi'-I sroa Wr1 Z Ysnvtf, "a h.s ray
No,th Geo male Jhvm 8 srssCb sad they .s'
Tassaas sos pest W Tyar~y l. the man
pse Lobe u rfcssfr. srv-sz,sf as b Is, re-
pua.ai 1t Losisv,ii, ~ pssts ego, sad
,uoa sss rrgau3 he, ths pesso,rsey o. Tea
srssr, Nsr, nos 20 b. svIf frsPvaa,bis foT biz
sStr-m. ,it~s r. BE- So a..tiazg;ssrA gen
;lsm.a ~sn Nsi Efr BE. s.pfs5gF Elsctar
fsr she s3 Distract. tlsr-. tcr.s-a IA = pstl,s
.sss,b ,95s lsss, saa.sasf ss %. @ 1-g,ss s-ssfs
spcr 40 I,-.,r,rs,.s ,s-s. ~}a I'D ss.s lspprs
q Nsy he .s Tee sap.s Ms Z Yaaesy
- SOD sns,rruiss sa'o ,ar Nashville r-.ss
: tss.ss-.sA ibr organ 81 T,cae.srs pvmoera-
>. p,rrr,sstsd a. fo'ieSia srtis!ss, saasf
tis editorial head
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22
- % ths 2. - aGl-Ra

Tae feHrEHg a.r
zsatlsmsa -s za-1 e. ...
respects &c Hr.'s. r..-. ....
20 szsr=- -ar ses--...
haze izEz aarr r-a-rs .. .ssa a5.
BEL t-sf Eas# 5r ..- as-s-.a.-
travel -a sar road. 80 pay ..r -s-. s
a+s sa1 4ss 20 no ssaEr a--sa=---
sssg Ia gong 90 a sa.t..a. -- s
snail ee-ts5sl7 1-T-rBass- r. s.s. % s.--s.
%. fwsasy. g. =usrss Is % -------- -.
as.E
PHIr,ursFHr,- TEvv Sep. E-a
nz Bsssr-rrr is 10 "a sgss r--E- ..-.
r-- Deere HFfha z 2 &C r 81 rr4
81 psTza1s aPa.g A. g97 rt-s a1 enc Bel. .
tl-aets tl - TO f. Psis-sssi sFsakinE .-- .r
furnished ss hslf aries. AaT ses-
'aev pas faE fsrs-
rbsy sasugs4 ,b~ rl.r f7- 3 r.--
say persa1 se4lf g. ra EsaEr...- Pa. --.- q
a. saif price Nar IS .l.s Sol -..-a =
Ir1t q DIS Hr.--H
We Fsl al a- rs SaeE.i,- OBJ .-.
E-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22

4tt1eN ftstFtSs sssk haets, A. Nkhs 4
" - i taswI Asslss sss ssshsea pilA
sssssss y sah ssFess ls sse ssass. BAT uiil
ash seaf MRS tnaalsskss sksls ftpss Is
/ ems - sss fkshss tsissa Asfs te4sAy. ~
/ esnsaease she kss ibaa ssksn "a sal ssas
fastss ~ benz iaserfaptsa ahA aIasafhsd.
WI sss IN hslAaF Of ngsslf nala tie ssns
tsssash assssistsa viii ,as, thai ~ lstsaasa
no thtstspfibn ef lasaai - the niwpie qnss.
tiea ~ prosoasasa asa therefore We eeueh-
I'd n issa s8assssas Language - We shsw
he's "a ess W. sapresta he sqald Save
he courage N aasssg direct esssiieR, IN
which Is lagsissa the rel zsAes ID this cos
test Hs p4anissa e a. an, bat has failed,
aaa aaassa hssssa lhs Lessstsisss Of bis
state BE lHsi,ta We al eve hFan tbis stand,
prnpesBasa his sststterstcrie, te as. and
~s are, ihtla FsSaPiiy, faily, ana without
reserve,
ne bee s4uoaisAsd ne as te ,hs aatIss Of
FfSsess-s, sad sso,sa Scripture upos me- |
go tsmIlia4 Win She Bible. and have been
fsF asmhrr 81 YEAR,, bat white be ives de-
ittvriag hit srAortAtlca, vhsa woaia son-
slider The siv.ps u was ffcm. I eesla not call
10 mind sty but eps passage, sBd thai ~as
Finssas IN mt ears all thu tine, tu.Wit. -
"tses stss hrAari ~ sAtLsr Bot the gen
tiemas aoas yet sssm % know. thsl the very
n-A abe Intotmrd hin iha, aa Preach.
e., Is hiu,aslf GrecTre@ I'D fespfers Fb9grei
oSee-As6spr'
Ths Psfit Nlth sh,eh this gentleman ARIA,
sheald 10 easfisl IN their ssmsrks about
Presther- end tasjr sanntcIloH With poll
ties Two Of ths Hrecksnsiars slsrtars IN
this Ssrt-l -fhf IN. for the KaaSvti'e District
sad sao,hst f,r ths State At large. sr, not
fresc hsrs. hai Ff-rsrsous both Of them
hEyias bern hsrssa asS efi2s as-si'f'p Re lssHs.
OF carr,ids ost The prisoipls, e The psrt' =
To this ysfy skort spetsh q eafs NJ Ysn-
eey said. ~ The saalss,s slll avt expect 'ps
70 aissin ,bis thisg uith reply cad 50 the
Srswa alspsrssA The prmsera,s ssniee5,
sna eiaiuisd great Siststy. aRd Ne asssrd
~ then IN tie consolation tAey eAa derive
IRON The lshoT, sf The dsy
A, sight thsy paraaei On the streets Wi's
sarsr torsih lights sad ,fasgpAreRciss. carried
for The u,ori Psf,, hy hoss sad nrsrest, and
several II the Sr.eE ~ made shorg glprtfca-
tca sp4srhes TIE ouiy speech - any
length, -as msas ~ Jats HeaF-rs t'szvr,
SID this kus yBt ,ho,l frupa tks fat thai he
dsiiyrres Tsarry's speech. A. rehHshta "a
sae q ttisif rampage Documents. ASA fsa-
eSS bsiaA ptessnt, be world sot trFrai n ,
H. houqvsr ieor,sd ~ uFsn the trgah'es
Of BIS a+r-ts- ssfis~. ~hr Re SEQ guarding
~, busha sra rF"lssty - TsSss. tEorn 81 -
sAatts - ttciEi4apst5f Thrrr VS. bat litiis
-Ytsrsttk in th- ,ropt iu, bis ,lasirieas
bresAsr cus psrp'e sdeFtsF 'he fEsita,
evEBs llghJ GO Igs,' --h.s brother hsriss
arauHet h's properly ~ dasss'srin2 ,a The
Ra.t - Fss5 T,s.7ss- -aA ~ Eabrg rars e.
s - f3+kSs a NssafIllsr
Tt-. .oss eur repnrl ~ 'bs br', kruridss.
Ya.r-y -urst,as 's NraSstils 4 - have
stvea a dvurs 20 aus n-r concerned fFou YeE-
go s.~s e. Crotisr fhes ,an Fr5rssz thsf'
vroaes lr ias, sueh wsy a. th,jr ns'. hiess
uisHan nav dictate
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22
Gov johnson on Yaneey

Gov Jo#ysoS. "a sis Srssot trip 10 N,adis
Tsussssse, aud 90 sss aay lsassy spoke ia
Kssxvi!is, va heard - say be wosl9 a5
ssaa iAink 81 ssndiag = zatt aza inta : Ma
aisle q Powder rith t1rga - sr@, ~ 20
psass Ysacrv 81 the bead o. :as Gss-Tamrsg'
EarB he Isadfrs q p-nssvAry told JaAs
n C-arsss. az SssBy.,Ie tsas ~ 80 gone ssa
81 spau The Secession qs=s,s8u, saI IN ID
usatiaE g. be replied iAat he hss fss "a;
Iau,aas %, ,has the people q East TsHast-
80 vsrs With h,H- We iray tbs, Aad Goa
tss5 CASA ;h,y arr - tt fsh--sa IA Ais views
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22
southern coursatioa callsd !

Tie Cssfiestoa s-~ss-s uPoa iss salaar.ty
of G~a. 1hsries. Of AissisUgP;, President 81
tbs viek-hurg Jeaaul~rris} Coav~ot5sa, calls
= CaavvatIoa - sect IA Atiaafa- Geo. ~
Essk srtsr fAs Irsraics-,si sE-yssss Thee .s-
fsraaI UlsaBianssfs have sow aa-sE che
Ssath~rn miuI az4 heart sod sr- ready for
Tsaesy pres irst.fioa. sith she Csuou states
Lsak ear Tor Rsvglaf51sl
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22
GRAND HORSE BACK PROCESSION


Our great Pra-sSslsa 1u aeEt Ts-asBAT
Siii BE- hsadsd b. those "a Hzrs-ha-k l.,
ever sas - err e0autry friends. taa5 has e
hsrss, e"Ws 70 iasa ca haFsebsez- AzJ Iss
oar frissds 10 Aadsrsos, rai5a- Grsisgsr
Blsant. SEWER ard J.serssa rsUs "a. tsat
~sy Ia Esgav CrvJL fTsrsf-T IA EsaE
eoasty Ce represented ~ 9 berssbsek Goa
pasy
TsE sEsFtE AR ClNsg LgET a. avAtsSras
% sssf the glorious tElrTESgEs. the ga
iaut HilI and tie 30 4esai GSass
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22
RsII .na Ersrstt Har.s.compani..

ACerspauy u noaatsd n=n uFe expected
fssss szsh rivi Disirici in Kro1 rolufy, %
form The escort here. .nd Aszd cor procession
uhsss thp direction ~ tss Hsrfbslis, os size
aTih Lst sVsry "a sna y"aog nsa, rb7
ran command a hsfss b. Da hsei that Day
The bgrse-iasa are relied apaa % rpstroi
the lssFs efo-a 10 hrmiag the procession
AL keeping sr#srt
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22
President OF the Virginia and Tenn
esses Railroad.

Joss r NcpASlEl, for wears she Fr,si3eR,
- Jbu Road svsi,ues 10 100 l~asvT ia Iast
capacity q Is wiih feelings ct pleasure Ne
aBnaua,v that thr Company 81 tbs,r zpuasl
Meeting 10 l.yBs bbsrz. have elected Gel
Russar l.. uvsa 60 asl The Pfes,dcB,y We
like she man personally, aud GA tbis steoasg
Ne arr glad shaV he il elected Ret, apart
from al personal considerations, Ws believe
that be- "a pfsso1s the Interests % she Goa
pAay, aHd give satisfaction ta she TRAVELLING
a.j trading Fshllo, b. h.s uRtiring sssIxy,
tapar,tsllty, and ability. lie IS a practical
kagisssT. With !afsv sEPsusRcs Ia Railraad-
las and enjoys the ceB6dsass OF Ibv pahi,s
lis social qaait!es Nitl reader him agrvs-
able 10 al Nko GENE In eoatfnst With aias.
sad bis extensive aSqasiHtsase, for naa u
bis years viii cause hia rIesiloH 20 he hailed
With p.sasaIs far aud scar wseoasrstalats
the CoHPaay apoa the ~lsdem ofJhsis oheJse,
ssd We believe Il eosld net baVs fsllpa apes
uAa more worth, o The disUaetiea.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22
n.ath 80 R.,in

~. Passsyt.s fare 8ies a. bis 0ifs On
caa,eerlsna Street. 81 NsndsT sight ga
isssast, aftsr sn illnsss y ZONE tEs wrecks
asd va inferred a Gssy GsaastsFg 90 ths
ibsh. sta gssougs soRoss. rs dlsssss vac
soussthiaR fls isssamstisa - ,bs hra,o Re
vss sativu u Castor ds yasd srfssriHni
sBd hsa bees IN th- UaitfH states abgst
eleven years. sod s,r he last fsa T-srs ass
sFaetiosd Hs1isihs ia this city Ho wss =
vsii edsessrd shd sktlfd PBy.ieisa. sad
disd ia bis ss,h yszr, ag We srs .nfermsd
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22

GENERAL eaistAsras srriysi at The Dgput
Ia Columbia, On Npsday wss week ako,
aRd sss escorted 80 bis rcsideayc Is ths
Columbia Blaes Amer supper he gave az
ae,oaBg Of his canvass ia hast ftaHessee
Tbs Calawhia Hryos Iass reports hin
IIv ssid that The E4iGs Kat viii be s,aas
BY egcsk al 1as IA HAST Tenaessce Wil o0ms
ACROSS the RasBaisiHs ia Auysaahsg siks -
SysIsByhe, sh sHd sweep joba Bell aud Bis
sdhsreRts irea she oos0tgy Ah
hwss wicked Ia gAa to sttsaPt susA =
deception apeu bis party ia Middle Tennessee
We haze some littls idea Of shat = Eoiag
o. Ia Eass Tebasssss, aad a. an ea-sst e tAis
ssslsasas, Ss ssstr, taai Bell viii cross tss
laonataias To NsysmtsF, has kast tehR'
sssss, W4;h the hsavissi haioFdy gives 90
sal assa 10 tssais yssEs. 81 Al lsssi s'Hss
lssa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22
Pedirrr. q William I. Yanesr

These fsnd gf f-gyrFAlsai sks'shrs, utj
read ,a- following "a lsf-fsSss e" f.3. sass
laasry T.th a Ffss, deal - .sisr~st g. BE-
f's-a sH Eislz.,s Il~sssrI.ss lssF-.. 'saI ae''S
coaatszsa,yd He'll ar GsiEsrsy. SOD aos og'-
pa,ss taia b. sn, aus 81 its hail.asf' o.
Soals yaFalsns. a. is4t. shv lssksoa wsalsJ
T. aaas BE yea afrssp 5tls ihs e8tlys snd
vshhsbrt Il - dir1y. asd - 'iiv u,saaias
stfs3 - cIres!~;si 10 she Sssgh BE was p
ssI iu Susth Csfa,aa FOR ,ss saFt'T q "a
anris. iie w. - Rashias'ss agssias iacl
ssts CllHe7fszn IT. us, SCALA IN Alsbsraa,
c--.sIz5egs SsafbesH ir-FsF, saA ~r,iins
bis VsssLtsg Latter BE- vas last 10 a7-
ok ir kaes SIZE, fs{ es<sisUs isaesFFse -.
,segrzst 90 its .tsup lir . slrs disciple
e. Eafr hoass, a'ss, srss thHt sattss a.
Tod snd fhrft ctuuIryt
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22

Speaker Enoagh.

We are s8~ certain fhsi re s.ii base
'rgsksrs sRouEh ~ eur hssa Meeting - roo
,iags ,hs speaking swa ia7s aad ts1 High's
Il hreesssfg
Lst thsre Be 8 RlarIans rtvtvAL ssrrL.s-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22
GLORIOUS OLD SEWER ,

We aa3srstss4 ibs, 3D.. Uaisa boys % -
visF are co,siar down fs ComPsnsss 20 ear
Mass Nseiisz and Fi!l bring El'a 's~m The
OtD Basssa ,hey - aotiy sos ia 1850
Sc wjli rejoice "a ssts1utr 'Ersa'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22

WaEFaatsd ParsIy Nsgrtshis- -s-
1--WE NiLz1HVa 70 s1yEs 40 Eatg--e-H
Pills ARR sfir yssRLT T--,z- ---a-a--s
sssi 80 ~ ,l-sasss e. aa. ..- a-f -..-- Oh. -
psis =autt --F-sa-s Ha-s. E-1a..er-r Ha.- .- .--.
-ss zausss-ssi % 49, go ---.~4a. 1- s- e..
1ss- s-s-Ef- e. sts-HHa4= Hrr- s-saaa zzz- A. Isl s
Isl * &c autz,v e 1-.7 --7-
NJ RzaesiyHa rs " - rlta -al--r- ~ O. ~,
Nsr-A - 49,
q - IF=gHs-f n fszasrs 100 srs Hu.-a.--s
s=srgss says 49, -zsrE srsz- 70 s.aaz 81 -==as --s
-ssgzt sssI .se54-~. Sc a-f .as- t-s--~a la-7as
- To- auta az -s-=sss- srf-szasH- sH---
u--5-t re 80 s.4-- aF .-7-ras- sr E--sssz
- - Sc ET=rsrs-az z----s s---za.a go ga
o. A sassf r.e ~ E-S. ~ .-r-r s.rIt e-z
-zr-iv asiz-s a -H. --# H.s.-s- FHs1-zs7Hs 30
fasarnE Il ~ a-.k -He--r.s 100 r.- 49, r 1z-
- b. .fsa.--sf-r-f ear za5 fs- -.U =--. r
u-4r- Nza a-s-a4H-rr -1e.s e-a- So H-s .H 81
E---s -zs $500 81 sa-= -as11zs=- H "s r
~ n,av szl -.- as.-Fl. va rHH. Hsr-
ss4i - F---a'saI e. ~ 90 rsl7s -r--s Pea
s-8f- f-r AZ s.-5 sy ~ FHJF lk.s-H gag --
hlHs rlil-. fs1a ra-a-
s'ysr'. Htraz aIsss VsFmtn De-trsgs
81 zt--r ssf rs~F r-=-f1 Es--a Sc Ez..-la--
aArs -as g5CE. J'ss ,sIEs EEGS ts-> -
gCrwES Was sl.sfIs. aE.,rS. N.-z'f, FL. ~
uEN IN~sIEs
a. rras=g.l U-t.-t fF- fE1, g~tr. -
-rlf rF z.l lT-zlr-ss s---s4a--- rrrz
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22

Al tsaa tsst saki lls 40 tyskssf VIII 81
slAtxes slesitf Is lass rsshis. g we'd -
ID Esss HsRasssss. sssa ans stksr NO nsa
have dsss sgsse iste
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22
Btu SaRts5--whs q. II. I


A. ft4a iE3t6jtgsi has become BstofIcss ia
.ssarg asrss af tts buta .forts Sc issiruy fhc
Nsf.ar-3 is-svorsHiir psr''. sat IN f pre-, rt-
iasr tbr Z -'toa SiAtss suse q TeTsi siiga.' $40
der tbr Ku,-s sBst yioak 81 gsnaosFaey. g hes
hgru saxgv.ird Ga &C. rfcPct aad Eki ~ aa-
,r. s5sats shHait o. FeiyFrrd g. He- ss-ussils
Thg precise i~ntu4r .r sh#,b shts Iuaiy ,jaai
Arr slw ere asiI - tat has ast tr~a f-.'s
s4stErH. be fis .rss tist eFr.It bslu-g- .a -Huth
Far--tHs- AHt aEHfrs seg 4 % aas lu "a isaus
toe fa RgHfs.r Hsu N-tE Jailed fsHsa -
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22
alarrrr in fT15

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colonial days ons bundrsd sod fsrty -aTs
years sgo In ,hs reign 81 fiso,Ts Z, tie ssoer-
talsea Fopalstios - Coa'lnspssi CciaHiss
was - foiloEs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22

FuR vNt efsTREcTs.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-01
1thms.

CNCrNNArI, Sept. 30.-Baron Renfrew at
ended ball last night. He attended St Johns
Church this morning, and Christ Church this
morning. He leaves for Pittsburg tomorrow
morning.
BALTIMORE, Sept 3O.-Prof. Harris, found.
er Of the Dental College, died here yesterday
New YORK, Sept. 29-The superior court
to-day affirmed the decision of the lower court
against German Sunday theatricas.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 29.-Robert Thomp-
son has been sentenced to be hung for the
murder Of James Cope.
ST. Louis, Sept. 30.-The fair closed yes
terday. Ethan Allen was awarded the prize
of $3.50. Profits of the fair 100000,
New ORLEANS, Sept. 29.~-The commander
of the war steamer Gladiator, was to day
knocked down in an alteration in the bar room
of the st. Charles Hotel. Considerable excite
ment ensued.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Storeship Relief,
Cone, Boston, 18th, for the Mediterranean,
will, by permission of the secretary of the
navy, take clothing and other articles CON
tributed for the relief the sufferers in Syria.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-01

z A L L T R A D E
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-01

New YORK. Sept. 29.-At the race over the
Fashion Course for $1,000 yesterday af
ternoon, AvaIanceh won the first race on the
second and third heats. Time 56B 500.
Distance three miles. Aurora won the second
race. Time So So Throgg's Neck won
the third race. Time-Tims 5lk 55b
A dispatch from Washington says that sew
eral new and serious charges have been pre-
ferred against General Harvey by officers Jor.
dan, De Hart, Hodges and Welchier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-01
Marrow Escane.

SoUTH BERWICK JUNCTION, Me-, Sept. 20.
The railroad bridge over Salmon Falls river,
on the Great Falls and Conway road, fell while
the morning train was passing over it. The
engine with four platform cars were precipita-
ted into the river. The brakeman pulled out
the pin connecting the freight cars with the
passenger cars just in time to prevent the lat
ter from falling with the former. The engi-
neer saved himself by jumping from the en-
CINE to one Of the abutments. No one was
Ilurt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-01
LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRA PH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY spy
Gen. Walker Shot.

New ORLEANS, Sept 2o-The British war
steamer Gladiator has been Quarantined. She
has on board the remnants of Gen. Walkers
army Walker was shot on the 18th inst.
Ten shots were fired at him. amid the cheers
of the natives. He was afterwards buried by
foreigners, the natives refusing to take any
part in the ceremony. Col Rudler has been
sentenced to four years Imprisonment.