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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18

Eestionslisg sith vhisa ear essssry = sufssd
Ana OF stissrnss - fSss sad aalssd people
"a msnsss&
Rssotssa, fAss We Fniiy endorse the seufse
n Sa9 Esrs Representative IN Congress.
Hon 2. n sslson, together ~ith al Stfssfs
Of our eWh Ness and The entire CnBaa. Who
suasrlats sgd sstsaB ths great pfiBriIas ef
- pHion for the ska az Haloas sud tfst 10
ssfh tash re ere 70 iEsok IN psrissas tires 10
saStsia the fair name ssa chafaetsg Of oss
g9rsshmtht
: Rssatssd, Thss'ws as citizens Of Jefferson.
pssdEs ssFselrFs 70 sHsetEtsf roaailss 70 give
ths Bell sns EVEREST ticket = larger vote tiah
He have sTtt given - = Presidential ticket.
R'saifsS, that re cordially su8srss ihs A.
ton Of the OasnJiiis CohErntioa ~ ths ssth
ult. sad hsH sith phssurr ne name - Izv
peadfirk - tower NJ strength D. our
tickst 90 this district
peEerini end sl9qneui address So lAsa
delivered ~ The Hau Tbos A. 4 SsfsaR
whieh was fnilsNsd BY aaothsf froa Col
Nstbsrian5 iH bis asusi shls SAD izy-essiss
style Loud calls pets made toF DT Brasa-
lev, u the Knoxville Wig. aud EE-Go7 sfaar
Bibt, " Ohio bat owing 30 ih4isP9si,ion
sni The istsbysI sf the haar. these Eeatlrmsn
eoSld 10, rsssgsa
On nstisa. tAs psstiHg sdjsaraed
" TaeEssgsg. Casirnlsn.
vs. RopEFss, sslisg Secretary,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18
The ano Chance" CRY.

A. time strides fsfvafa, ssa ere esa,ss,
saeee.as aasthsr, We bare. assetdisE ts
ptuesra,iys versions, fsFslas aiselesests as
10 The altlmsts success ps the candidates IL
the Geld, - be been The ssss in al seTwss
tsmpsivss IN yssrs loHE gene By, the sad.
deg sfy u reasFslam sss raised ssaihs.
tbs Wigs, bel that kug.bsaI aisd cot fbsJ
then vunlafsa the sessy-efgw 81 kbelitioa,
Tits ihsy srv forced % abandon slhss iAss
spit srSs this REX e. > party, ssa EisiSri.
ity 81 the ~hsls RAtisnal, bsrhseniasa, an.
terrified aua soath-ssEins party, have tssss
thy AbelitioR seuhts The cry IL, hsw "as
ghss,s Fsr Bsli aud Krerstir Tbs sasiio~
and ~ sascgrsd tsisk weat Dc. The plata.
sst stn Ia all tue ceuHt'y ssy Tia, there Is
no sstthly chance fsr Bfs.ksnridge OF poaG-
las, the I've ssctlSHal ssBaiaa,ss, II the
sshss d., .dsd, distracted and deed party,
Ttousasds Of geed Esd uss u"a say. sad
ssy ,4r 'fgtb toe, tAAi ias race ia between
Bel ana I.iRcolR, aud as Bell is the NATIONAL
raaa;date, aaa The oaiy Hatiassl oss. they
wal vote lss htu'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18
same Imnnrtnnt ITEM.

10 ,as ssris d-ys ~ egr Republic p"'iisssl
gari5,- srsr tsora rs Fy,rfs3,sts ava R-rus..
lgaus Tbc rsrty res 10 re~.r wyFs called
Js t,os s,,e Grg-a lsss q, lsS& sai whs,.
var Bar.n vas faF-,t sroe the 5oaut'y ~
CSa Jsss eos ta- party tack sac Esras ai
B-s-s-....s sat ihs.. aPPaa5aua tai 81 IS hi5s
Fr.a, ta4t DIS 6. ibu. tie ssif-styisd patty
have H4I l.u, 80. slave -bal3jrg cast,dsIs far
,he Pee aey.-J4S,s < T.lv asA hs ws'
saas uar-l - seriIezt Van bareu, GsG
Gees. Cfa P.siss. ~ Bashauso, sud hFtsk-
sut .,ss are all Bou-slsvr-haid,ns Wso. add
- but ,he lsurf a'y NasthtfE wra. I'lITc-
HnrAabls that rssy having 10 is sPr,is}
k,.yiue the hassf. isterssts, sisi safety q the
Saurh shsaid have such frrora - ibis
Ca rbs oib,r haad. the parry opposing De
a5o-tss,. hsvs ssaa ill had lagss s,a's-holde5s
isr yaad 5slsl sud SSH sbs ,SsEptjrA o. Mr.
Fillmore ,Hry have ell srrn Southvra e0rH
saI sauraiad Hs5- White, Clay. Harrison,
T.ylyt, S,ott, saa Bell. Thsss facts, ,mPes-
t-ur In be kHa wR pruvy ,hs OFP"sitisa 50 be
sI.oi.t g is. sad ihs tsHergssy 70 - pre-.
sIs,esr Iaer Attest ibis ,s pva4orrstie Tea-
Ia Id.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18
Ratification Meeting in New marks.

PuTsuant 10 al arrangement Of the CoHsti-
mt!uuHl iHi1H party st lvHrrsun county,
large sad suthastNstir m-rtiiE rss held See
S,s Market eR Saturday, SaE tth instant. tar
The FuFpuss OF raiifftng the nomination ef
Hell sHd Esyrstt, a. eshaidates fur thr Frrs,-
drusy aud Nice-PTrsidcHFy VI nhe lRited
~taiss.
The meeting Nas called 10 order ~ MAJ
J n Meek. Ha Sboae motion Geu- ThoFa0BFE
was chosen chairman. Da uicuaa OF Dr.,
Riacthprn, Dr. Wa. T. Radsfef Was requested
L. act az sr'rrisry Of the msetiug aud 80
asation OF Maj J. NJ Mech, the names Of p'.
Rhatea asa u. lluau, ksq,, were aiso addrd.
OfEaHiIztiOH Of abe nisetsRg hsviaE thus
bgrn effected, melton was msit by COi a.
7 Dick, that The chalrmsR spPaiat . osntsit-
tee 10 dram TcspIatiVBs expressive u tie seau-
mcats Of the ,aeviiag IN regard W the uousi-
nation Of Bell aad Everett The sbairman
tbeu pFaeeedrd 60 nsiar the following geR,is-
mFn
Col " 7 Dlok, MAJ J ~ Meek, " T.
Williams, Capt Richard FleldiRg. SsAyers,
Wm. HrasrIIst, iF,, Wa Bradford, isaac
Han Esg, Noses fFrpsh. ssq., AleA y Caid-
veil, Thee. AeNikht, aud JBo. Talbot. She,
after retiring lev aiauies. reported thT FOL
IaaiHg ErauiHtioas which we're received y ish
applause, aud unanimously saaPtrd
Rsssipsd that &C cordially sAdstss tbs
aerntAatiaH At JehR Bell. Of TeRR., aBj nd
NaHi Everett, % Macs a. the candidates Ut
li4s Constitutional pBtea parry 5of fTesidsat
and Vice Fresiasat ef the UBitsd state, BE-
IissiRs them to be RsR Of Wisdeu, eSPsTisnoS
aai stalsSgnaashiP, mss ef liberal TtsSa ssd
national sentiments hasa skohest, capsule
aud faithtal, who love the uAiea, respect the
CansIi,atloa. aRd wIil. IN The Uaian aaa ah-
der the CeAstitatloe, safafee thS laws,
Rssslssl, Thst - palsA-leYlsg oitisshi, -
eeuasma alike the EselssAai hAEtiss II ear
soaatry beth SaTth Aad Scala, teaAiaz a
thsy Do 70 Fsvela:ios. sRa believe tAsta an-
waFiky 81 shs support Of the Ansrisaa Res-
pie aud that Ws yin DO all IN eur power as
peaseshis oitiseas % suppress The splTis -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18
Look at Them.

i p BsftsF Is tn aaihor Of the Douglas
platform At CharlesteR. and srr,dsS with she
yss srss'tyHs, Brs, ksafidgr- rsnery p,sun,oR-
i-,s 81 Baltimore suAsai cAHsg,sy - rsev'.
talEe .e.L,Hy = ha PFssis.ssl over ibg Charles
ton CoRv,Htien, aud ssecdgd ~ BrlumaTy,
voted IN Congress against ,hs sdmiss,oH 81
ArAsusss lato thu uRiou, tresa', "a fasst,l..
I.as Il -f-tea.as fsss5slnS sisrsyy 10 hS
speech vn that ossssioa. NJ Cushias said
"Ihls provision - tlic Consultation Il At
kansas 81 cohdsfaHcd ty thuse whom ! repre-
sent uB this occasion, "a sais- kspE5t4css, az
ssoag ~ gsRasl PrscPiss Of ssRerai Poiitg,
sud "a luysss 10 iAs issaAs-g' q iAs ssE-siars-
teli,,y Saiss. 7ksy siyss, ~ Il, az ksEy, -
sFssf, grssIsleH 10 TsPdsS EtsroT I'sTPsIAs.i ~
ne Ss~ S.ats II 4rtaEsss.
e ,oHsuT "a rrPTolating 6aeh q eshrse,
raasDI. ~ 1Hy Fsii q s,ins, yafgs 80 saAct'as a
Cessn,si,sa Of l,sfrrHai-Hi s4scA AaRyfslss a
re- go fs j,fseless IL aseaafs tis sFe5Fess ef
sifHsssffoa dHS i1T5y fsrs'o.
We are epgsssd 10 the creation Of iniaat
empires whst We shall now 40 is 60 act
uPoa generations yea sahoTa, 10 the cad II
time. There il ~ appreciation q the coHse-
qaearss which &, earelapcd, like The minute
Frsm 81 tbe spriH.GGg ssEd, 10 She s0fk uI
Ia, bcuT AID at such tine sbaH ss-s
W accsRie Of liberty Perps'aally en our liTs ,
sIsu 81 stass FSys tatftfsitosE ore rsfablsstfa
o. de fsHHgasfHfgi dssfsins u hasaa f,gAls
sAsH - 10 rspFosea 'akiess q iAs frss F,epi -
car rEiisd States. D. trsfisAig isHt, stsa e -
sssgAi fAfosgA ~ 70 rssd,S siaetSy irrsdsrHsabiY
pops'Hai q nee state soiie,f;sa saaatsstea ME
iAs laos
81 claim IA 81 the right e 10y constituents !,
Il Is NY oSH right, 10 Hithhaid assent flon
this eErepil0nabls cissse u the Constitution
Of Arkansas
hsa faei, thai B =, Hallslt. sRother sup
porter u BryskiRfidgs, aud thereby Gus Of the
q bssi trssssis' " the South, offered the follow
lag Tsssiatl0a Ia the Massachusetts LsGisla-
tass As ists a. 1870
" ResOlss4, Thai ws are opposed TO slavery
IN SBy fora RAd eoidF, Aad " SasoT Of Free
Ssa AND FREES0IL. Ess.sssy sds sssG
tkrsasAoEi 9ofs kwitsss
R,ssiped, Thet ~ sFp opposed 10 The az
isasioH IT sisyaFy 70 free Territories. sad 10
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18
Epeerh Of NJ Hill

= tle sI,lBiiea Of ether HA'tsr. ~s ave
rEi.rs The great speech II i'Ev liTtL deliver.
a e. Macon George 81 s. the created raau
Ia Georgia has i141e tbs Frs.t,st speech 81
TIE campaign. zaI ia ,,niigstiaa 81 the great,
sst mtu "a the tssrA ~ the Presidency. We
hope every reader a. oar psPef ~iii read,
~ trs. lrsfa suI iusard'y diSesi the Frr'I
tr4tas - forth ia tlis sFre,L While IT, ',R-
d,,atoa Of NJ Beat 6, cDuplsts, sRA IT, de-
f-rre Of his record 10 triumphant, 1t sLoands
Ia loty Pai'iot,sB.. aEd true devotion TO The
Amrrtrau Jaton. Toe gaiIsRl lisa doe Dot
speak a. = party usn, bu, rs d h'gl~t"nsd
Iarer Of h. Datrye Saulh, ana u this cat.Ft
euuirisEaeyl
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18
Kyoxy1LLE TENNDssEE SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST IS 1860

Be siaa 10 receive esssmuaiasssoas ffaia Aaf
fstsaas vha aAss be sbls 10 spilsh,en ~ 81
ihsss pognss ffcm me dislasss 81 Which 4
sApieAsa, vs theals soBtestbss that fsg.
meats ef it zen 80 the earth IL The seaaliss
pefth Of ss, &c possibly - sas assy as Ksa.
tuety. siaiias SasssoFs have been secs 10
Iali, and have hssn takes sst u Tie sAFth
sall bet with their Etlai senassFsslsn. We
have sssb eBs Of these ssrissitiss in the fsFps
II an Intassfe block of aeisefie lTea- witch
zen 10 Ra.sia. VIE uiii aad tais ohs ,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18

A. fi. - ,.ats.., !, I-i-ss Ssnslaasss 80 Is b.
sss-l = ssl-s5 slsvstssassss1 T. ~ FsA 80 assshly
tE sssenes
4, ..sssS .ss.ssss ~ skFs shs sanset q r-s,Sisns
= = sas5tsA 81 ~ yesi-g4 t,aa FeksaA - ehSse-
ussseasHstF
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szfePt 49, Y d - - - aksF sssitaiaf sssssHfa
ssssfsi ss,s - tta-, astarss 50 - ssN~f4.4 ~
~ ss.srst4. IS r~ss ftss sxrsft n cssss ptsfs
III s5FHsf - salra g. - Fllseteai
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18

Aver q The sssfsiss u az Cshsiitulleaai and
nseessafy mssas 70 restrict u II DE limits
vtthin Ehisb u aoss 81 rast stist b. The local
lsws II The Stsss.s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18
~ Gr0esry and ConsI,.Isn IIsa.s.

LNSCHHEAs. va.
WIN II ROSE & D. A ,. WILLS.
HAVE AszotIATEb THEMHELN rs
ts-si1af -a1rr Ezs $50 20 rfn = v iLilAA u
E.F-E & abH hEsH saEaz q sc Z = hea
asT e. - Euas saF+E - ths - -
q asHls.lH fsIsF
0ss-rAl GTBssry sza cszl@iESisa TsiIEsts,
al 81 So sH4s fs-Es = larss 40 sssi sslat
- uis q aFsz sfai=r D. s-- 80 iass7Fs Z ~
Ace ua. -fssF zgft HEssfiF Eags . fFsE
raz=a 70 Ia~sas $50 Estzd HrsssrF 49, stl ~
Eass7-zHr atBrEsaE sl4s ssts a nzri aEd fzts-f
D. H-r "a iaast 8 tzfH alsf 'stfg ffsiuss zvu-9sf1
a4sr t,--a sfs4aaa tHH4#s Hsaa gaazsFsasas
ssle af.8 tfa- sstss issfI rrlfzfet
A. O. Fss Frai-s . sasi sns sasasias
stst - HrF.fsF H=fE- % sEisz sstrs
sasHs. faa4s-
aa- =. lfasss= O. 49, z.=-is lsfszs-cn
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18

This sd,sEs apettihs u s7ss,,st Sovereign.
". ssmsshly called Popular sssGsiauly,"
Witch Gel. Hs,l,aa Adsesarsd in al hls
speeches ssa sifsalsrs, far yssrs past, uhirh
the Democrats everywhere adopted. and
which has Bes hseAs Up their psfty. must he
kspi bsfoFs them, sha their Inconsistency
shoSa up Tie leaders viii depy q, ss,hsy
will dssy all they bare said sud aohs--thsy
vii d. rem Pillsw 10 pos, with che
iu,padsaes Of ED Srt, they stand up and
againssii Il.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18

NEM FRHItS sHUs EHy. FHOVIsIoa
AND CuN AtssGHs sTuHE.
NvENT DOOH go THE sTEAH MILL.
It's -lts1i-s gEsfiaz - fIlHHss sl 80 pEgl e
ttla--e.H Ea 1tst & N-z-sA FTsrislFs a. uti.E ~
p 49, e. "a - -sis arssatfT gg-iner 80 10 suy
is ID SIC ties ai sqfsp - 1fssfzlsi sifrai.s "a ~
insH-s = - ess q FsIn hissbi sazft z iissf
lss.r.as=ar .r..sls.stlF AlLLlAN s s5Nn
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18
THE lBlHS EXPRESS
OEEECoArs
nR nEANER, PLOT. FCR. PETER-

or BEAVER, PILoT. FUR. PETER
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T-a- - { Tsa=-a - - a=si t-erEz AZ - fis
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ass E-.sEs--s sysc. 55sH-aaat zis# al-ss 70 zsss
arr
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d. 81 s.l.,.-s.r u tassF t-rrt Erz.L~ &c.
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sf--. t.zls- e 81. s--aEs G. o. BE-. g
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18
EREp. HuRTZ.

A I z ] q , Q 4
& - HgISs SION NER CHAS ?
AT ALBANY. Gs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18
CANCER CAN BIZ CURED

TTTE NUEHh III Hhii VT . FUN IHE
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Is. .frstss Hf.is so tAr1alc bsssss s tgsstHssnt
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E.aFEfa-ar a. Haas JsH J $50
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18
THE KNOXVILLE WIG
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n ssteslrsscs Ell - aSea ~ 49, sSstat thka
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18

tsstis sos bst.ts. 80 80 Isso-s 90 ssss
BsI "a rs5.t--srf a. SO }. stia Hsi s@sayF
b. lt.s . a7srrg ~ 4rt tziHIs ~ Hsss
49, ttgs Is Ffaaoe e ikH Ssst EAak asd stsiteb,
Err afs-f iu a.
mr., ~ IoUBs. WobLD . AIGnT
II sstFs pear EaEfs = seity ssd Ssl@s
,-,t-f.,.ss.s fb.Eas - "a ssit 30 a.ssa u thsI
EslabIishRsRt 40. I3s aaia street,
sst. ~ ,1.s7is's-l SIS q sRFlas s.as ssa-
snss ft0shisE = aeSH - iusF ssstos,
FHE PHEkENf sFoSA
hssssu ssiaf1d Eh aifsf esEs aaa ss4fS sseaflhssa
90 - s-ssssst tiaia.s, sAa ii.s sea aaHssss
~ .,ss = gssss.sps s... :. s.s,tl.s.. AS .a
trasss sfrt thtsg " Isai See
aEs rssatssis - lbs htlar f1F FIss hsaHB . 81
siz.t Z. .ssakss. - FsFstsssff
EaABLEk J. EIIRE.
s.fzt sl.sssss tz.sssss1s g. q iasG . EElEs
, 1860-04-16

This lively little lady, who was putled into
popularity as gEeat frl'na a9nnG, without oe.
Ing able to sing as well as an ordinary concert
vocalist t,-whoso coquettlsh manners were as
sumeA to cover her deficiency Of voice and exc
cutiou-is enid to be about quitting the stage.
1t was lately reported that she IVES married 10
an Italian Prince, who was nearly related to
Roman Cardinal, aud then it was denied. upon
"authority." We learn from q London paper,
The Uluetrot4d Nert Of the Norld, that the Little
lady was betrothed, not married, and that after
the 10th Of this month. when her engagement
with Mr. Lumlcy, lste Of her Majesty theatre,
will expire, she is to become Duchess Galdenl
and Marchioncss Della Farnia-
We distrust all reports about P1ccoiomlnl.-
She was Htralded in this country BY such er1or-
nous lying, tllat We only belieye what We know,
that sle Is only third rate singer. She Was
Ullmancd as q vcritnble piccolou1lnl, and she
was Williged as "a real Princess;" her very
name OF Piccoloulini being nulllty, IS it 'ras
on1y 81 assumed appel1ation, and hcr patent rs
Princess being sealed, signed and delivered ,as
mere "Penciiug by the Way" with no higher
authority than the initials \. /. ".
We congratulate the public upon The or.
proachins marriage, for wo had dread that
:sthe Princess" would keep her promise Of Tc;
turning to this country, and re MARIE! ,alis.
| thereof, to pick up = few more Of "ze dnilas1es
which she 50 easii5 obtained from duped pub
lie las. year. How long will opern manager.
be encouraged, By SUCCESS. to gull The public
| as in the l'lcco1ornini case:-Phs!u. Pftss-
, 1860-04-16
Tho Emcufe ut tho Indiana State
Prison.

=
The New Albany Ledger gives the following
account Of the difficulty between the citizens Of
JeIersonyille and the Fenitentiary Directors,
about the employment Of convic:s outside the
prison walls, which the telegraph told Us some'
thing shout few days since:
Our readers are awarc that portion Of the
citizens Of Jefersonville hare recently mani
tested considerable opposition to the working Of
tho convicts in .he prison outside Of the walls,
which has been rendered necessary on account
OF the oyercrowded condition Of the prison and
the imposeibi'ity Of providing employment in-
side Of the walls, This (Tuesdayl morning the
affair came 10 a climax, for whsn the prisoners
employed in wood choppiDg and brick making
were taken out of the prison, they we're met By
some two hundred Of the disa1ected. people Of
Jedersouyie, armed with clubs and missiles,
who threatened to resort to force to drire then,
back. The Warden, Mr.. Miller, who had no
adequate force to oppose the excited crowd.
quietly put the prisoners back into the prison.
| Ne understand that Governor Willard has been
! dequestcd to come to Jeaersonville, and also
Mr. Cookery, one Of the Directors: Ar.
| Brown, the Director who resides in this city,
went up to the scene Of difficulty this morning.
Tho third Director. Ar. Buskirk. il absent from
| The State. As $50 Of the convicts will bo taken
to Michigan City soon, nc presume there will
| be little OF no furthcz necessity for working
them outside the walls.
, 1860-04-16
tT>IzE GREATEST WONDE2 OF
l. THE NISETEEyTlI CENTURY.
Pref. Wo9d'S Hair Restorative.

f,hs y: -o":s No. nt:atS!at: Ds'o11 80 rubasf
!::c1 u. o~a. Of t4is City, fsoul Eentlenan t.
a. Eres eEas aS. az ss!e {. .'s 1hs,
oo.ang Ifum reliable ceftls2a'es stt knar7n'
f:rl he ill., 1ecs 70 encoEasuec, 1;
'>'' EArn M1sr 1sr. 10, 1855.
aclo9 esS4 q ~ anz sce 10 tsr lhiy Ssastc'
r. s'ss q e. Il: II f ses sss
aatt. soFae :S1:c tnoo!:s 81 ce rrosaE:s s e9t 81
n s M e. T;.s aeS u; & +: s9a :
hsvc t!bc- procured ast,e: ksat Q: ~ls: tArc s@rd
:oe 81 s. ey = sSs Fss s ', cs ne sei h e. IL i
f:s su ny Er tss Is La:u:sl e:1c. aud be-
ere III .ac so.t: .sn l. Ia Ken 't".e f9r t*ea:
o lyxa w e !sI scs@ .s
st:sr e:en ~: . you Fl fo' zsy zsSf y;s ~
ss,, asss9. as ~ Il; . ey s1sdsnt hse
81 sse L. S:r, ~ ~ a e~as M III ~
t. sbore .ith IaEc = - u Sous sc:sicf
nys<i:. IL tss;y wa Z: 9: EMAYMuIsD. "a y.
woor.s 7A,r rIn4+4aossFllTE. n+a!ass:FEll v:3' = 1885,
rro;f.sor Hosd-Ds1r Er: Having Ea1 The mtssoF1sn+
olese ke set Ic::cn q ny kT Tie ees1s ef tut
sx Sr ass i Z; assessa
s:% = asi'sFi;t FtTS !; 5SEf5Xi S:sf5
- S: osgi ,a:te. i + s1ss
G:.C AaA liz II k@ct.n1a c. great u hnnce snc Enl
yt5aj!y oe.sret. !" ii: ~ En.
.zo<.,cr cao-n... SIR Maras ..,e -: .sa: of ~: xo:
14r 1:,s.o.ve.t gives to ,sy u. ~ sae
e n l. q @ ,ss sye nes. &C.
sreub!sa t- NY eanca s'; y. al !e:s's3 n. ~
sa s1s,i - ,;s IL Z.
1; SS H; ;:st H|s;5:y
s. .s s5T: 81 Fl a5ss: as =; A' 500 ~ sS
, 1860-04-16

e@ Gerrit Smith continues to improve In
heaiih. All the old vigur Of mind has returned.
ne cannot, however, besr much excitement Or
fa.igue, as bis physical system is as yet weak.
L lev months viii doubtless fud him perfectly
we'll, and if the dyspepsia, which was mainly
aentiy cured, be may enjoy even Idtr health
than for many yea=s past- So much for good
constitution, we'll guarded by life Of strict TEN.
- sxsu Iort Tribune.
, 1860-04-16

~ II
III Geo. =. L tle! ast Itt:tsA y Etklry hi4 wife,
State ot Illinois, ny lAer certain .&zsuE. es Ma1,f1x~
The twRnty MxtA day ot >tptsn !r- It u rear af
n1r IoAA one tsouaAnl eight h,nsIr-! ard tny.nre
r. L.ue. rts he1e. anA a4sxla
cur she aya<ut u ss1t.n p.oa!>oEy Hots Of sven
data wth aid 4staxs ao1 ,SSin s;ss,o4 ~ tie scns
ot sxtrtn hundred twsnty e'a: an9 eighty
tiet $ir 81 With sntes~st u 81 .so pks
seat. per an:u. iEoa September The dtt5 - tae ~
lcw dchtrbrd lets. tracts. el= 1T an, n
IT. Csn.ty of i11no'& aud State Of In.nn!A aui kEo
snd be fellows, " "rtk We.t HIT Of Ito
S.rtcas: cUs.tt- Of Sscs.on I'D, III
fo@ah.p naro4F tEeutv.lx To- 20 III - Ra:se nuGa-
htr ten 1 Eat ee.rx etIhiy sltaet u lses1uui
cour,y III s" Fhu Ea h4:f u tl sa,tLcaAt Suas
t-6 NoIt. KasEe nuuxs Ten -, E44, b. ~ +!shty
In lr.gHf. cHvutT. itnlr." ws.gh ssh :tas.
aeI IL. tsa t:rcLra: 'liIe q nf
IFus,usf.. t< !tr::srrnh HAr ~ t1:,t H., S59
duly rerortd In D'hsk nuntsr ern, psso three
husd1e mr. nd ~fscL made ty 1se vail
t:rorrr x. E.teT Atd payass t, lie sdr Of Ls @1a
Knaenf. lAar. * nont ID :ae tt te!etf with
teNRt Al ten DIT csnt- PF a1iat HHn september dn.
io55 Nov, taeEs"re. default been the
uens Of xa.a p.cnsso1y nte hy virtue ut th md
astha-ty x,aar to re tn the sa:t au fer Tho
the ssld will scll puhi xu1!eu to s highest
att best b!ier fnr cssh. Oh . lent .: My. \, D..
1-6Q ten occck In {rtnd un tho Nuh door OF
the Ctust lleu III The lily u ChIe1g,. >te X ItGis
the k4d dtscs!tx tfct1 pA1cea IF IT, d,
tsefenf ~ Hay ba 1sscAs4f 10 atAty mid With
cur 2El costs aod eHr<ns4 Of si1 ka. tpg=he:
With ali a.d ev q red mr!ua VI lhe saj eorxu
ROBEKr r. LAE i. Ma71<asee.
, 1860-04-16

r~Fhc Southern Opposition men in Wash
instou have one high hope. It IL that Douglas
vii bo nominated Il Charleston. They feel con
faent Of their ability, il he is nominated, 10
carry sevsra1 Southern States, snd take the
inside track in the championship Of slavery.
, 1860-04-16
Ifexv arc sge 10 Recetve the Prince Of
wales.

Numerous are the plans suggested for the
most fit and becoming manner OF receiving the
ucir-Apparent to tue British Throne, Many Of
them are Of very unique nature. For exam.
ple:-ono pe1son suggests grand gathering OF
ill the cold water men, that is to say, teefosal~
1crs, in the Province, to present an address to
His royal Highness. Another suggests TINT IN
ode should be written-on what subject we are
not told-set to music, and sung for the delccta-
tion Of the Royal visitor. Another person urges
TINT bail should be gisen him, at which al the
guegts-the eofter eex, we suppose, included
Should appear in Canadian manufacture. All
these suggestions are rich enough in their way;
but the latcst thing Of the kind mhlch We hare
seen is even better than these. A town in the
eastern part Of the country-Wliosc name Tor
the aake Of its reputation VIC withhold 1rom Tue
public determined On being up to the times.
1 denutation WIS tc bo sent TO receive the Prince
Of Wales on behalf Of this august place. The
dcputation WIS to consist Of twenty-five ulgh-
landers, to appear,
.All plaIteb End 1iamed in tae!rtstaa anay."
il meeting to consider the momentous Esbjec.
,.as called bg the Reeve and Deputy-1teeve.
Fiso free -holders'' attended. 4 resolution to
the effect ADORE stated was moved. No one said
mar, and 1t was carried. But now came the
was one which necessarily incurred expense.
il committee vas appointed to raise sufficient
funds. The hat was sent round, ,and collection
wes made. amounting to the magnificent sum Of
aevcnty-fre cents. This was enough. The pro-
ject was abandoned, and the twenty-Gyc High
japJcrs were spared the Inconvenience and
trouble which would necessarily arise had SUI
ficient funds been collected, Verify we are q
great people,