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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-28
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS & A MODE
0E EUPE
Dr. Moffat's Lie Medicines
Piles Z! Pilesl Piles /!

AS a remedy for this most distressing and obsti-
nate malady, the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDI-
CINES deserve a distinct and emphatic recommen-
datiOn It is well-knOwn 90 hundreds in this city,
that the former proprietor Of these valuable med
icines himself afflicted with this complaint for
upwards of thirty-hve years. and that he tried in
vain every remedy prescribed within the whole
compass of the 1fateriG Medtost Tie, however, at
length tried the medicine which is now offered 70
after his recovery had been pronounced not only
improbable, but absolutely impossible, by any hui
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-28
In MANY Thousands

Of certified instances, dey hare egen rescued sufferers
from 1te 0ery Uerge Of uaeLy Craze, after al ne
deseptiVe nOstrIGns Of the day hare yGriaJy ailed
SO great, indeed, has their efficacy Invariably aud
I miraculous to those who we're acquainted with
tl beautifully phi iosophical principles upon which
they are compound ed, and upon which they conse
quenty act. It TO their manifest and sensible
action in purifying the springs and channels Of life
and enduiHg them with renewed tone and viCor,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-28
The Phnnix Ritters M

So denOminated from their astonishing power OF
creating new life and health, it wore, from the
very ashes of the most dilapidated constitut0us--
are more strongly tonic and more Immediately in
vigorating than pills; containing the choice
vegetable extracts the latter, ia different mod
ifcation. Although really less cathartio than the
LIFE PILLS, they nevertheless begin to cleanse the
alimentary canal much sooner; generally slightly
operating within three or four hours and prOduc-
ing decided sense of relief to the head aud stom
ach, and exhilerating the mind even in less time
than thfs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-28
Mofat's Pills and Bitters !!

But it is unnecessary to enumerate the many
cases in which these purely vegetable medicines
have been successful but let us enquire: Why are
they universal in their happy effects ?
Because they purify the blood, aud thus reno
vate all cause of disease in the system.
Because they act powerfully upon the secrstions
Of the body, aud remove all impurities at once.
Because they do not reduce the system, but invig-
crate it-thus requiring restraint from pleasure
or business during their operation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-28
HOTELS.

BRAPLE SU6.gR. MAPLE SU-
OHZ gar--5oO lbs choice Maple Sugar just
ceived at II. A. COOKS
Rpl2 Eureka Bazaar.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-28
Mofatt's Life PilIsllI

Arc composed OF Vegetable ingrodents aXcIusIVely,
as can be ascertained by chemical tests. Their
prominent qualities are those of an active and
searching, though perfectly mild and agreeable de-
tergent Rperient Of gentle suporiic, prom otin0
thseinsensible perspiraton ; of pleasant diuretic
inyig Grating the kidneys and bladder; and Of a
delightful tonic cardiac. exciting appetite by the
demands of active digestion, and cheering the mind
with that Rrateful of renovated haaIth which
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-28

WRORR NE ~ 9OODB At
OHA apl2 II. a. COOKS Eureka bazaar
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-28
Acute or InfamatOry Rheumatism I
Anthrosia Chronica, or
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM

These diseases, which among the most pain
full, and by ignorant treatment, the most inveter-
ate TO which suffering humanity is liable, cured
speedily and permanently cured, by proper course
of tla Life pills and Phnnix Bittera.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26
A pana 81 vnlisns.

An stleer accompanying selne troops from
Mississippi, informed IS that men, unknown
% BIN. bat looking Ike eitlsess adsissd ihs
sroops while changing cars ~ Cbattahcoga,
10 mob - % thesr sfsssAi here. Two other
yDnng troops, sssaeleted With car sens 10
Emory { Henry College, said similar advice
vac given to some Of tIeir Louisiana ifueps,
by officials on the Railroad, be.wsta vhsisA.
neoga aud hers. Aad II - q vsll-aseeEisined
fact, that citiseus Of tais soSn have repeat
edly urged shs tame thing upoa troops, asd
have sought TO do 50 when they found ihsa
anaer she infiasnce Of ardent spirits
These humitigassd towards, 0od-fofsaksn
sCOdndrsls, Hell deserving Williams, aud black
hearted sssassins, mnsdesers, and linps Of the
Devil, Geek 10 isdasee strangers in the army,
to take up euarfell, aud 6ghi bsttless which
they are TOO cewardly TO hght. For years We
have held mp portion OF these aupfineiPled
dastardi, dishosess i,iae swindlisg seeaa.
drels, and rssoltisg hypOcri : to the seem,
eentsaspt, and hNEsd Of beasst men, pssslsE
aud re- passing them, day by day, and IL nes-
ef occurred TO the loathsome villains, that
they ought 70 resent il, until an opportunity
offered 10 hide b<hiad some Infatuated troops,
made drank for the occasion. some Of them
are whlle.liyersd towards, who live by lying,
and swindlipg; others are eloAting their de,
oeit, adultery. and numerous acts 81 besenssa
! in one or another Of the Churches, asdtr 9
pre.euse Of being religious; and others o
/ them are acting for pay, as the tools Of mel
Of position and property. The sapsri0rs Q
nauy of these men In honor, are In the Pen
ilentiary, and the supericrs Of Others Of them
in morals aud piety, are ia He'll
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26
TN. ,so.t obstinate Han IN America. .

seine weeks 400, hires eiiesfs Of she Con-
ssdesals army called IN 70 see Us, who proved
% be- sesy Ksailsmaaiy ipea, from Mississippi,
ana w,,o annasase.s sthss shsy we're fefmefly
clay wklrs. oas q slsss, representing The
shrse addressed ~. b Substance, 70 ssls
eFgset.-h Mr. Browalow, We have called
through curiosity, u sest hs nogsa.siaais mas
u Amsr.ea, katl 10 learn vAs yea bold 90 70
aunioa which has geas'bs che board"
ws gare thcp 10 reply, Substantially what
f0lloNss--- q 81 at88 9esii& ss f
aneatletaeu, 4 am glad 10 see yos, and IN
the splrit Of casder,I wiiiteIl yoaw baSe
never pitched INTO the work Of breakIas up
the Union. have considered thai - oar
fathers fought through SEVEN long yeats OF
rloapa, end poverty, aad trial. to establish
the TuIon. and submitted to every sacfisee
Of blood aud tsessare, with their homes and
princieal cities eAea oeeHpied By hostile ar
mics. that We tbdr ehildsen, shoaid be slow
% surrender the Reat aud glorious work Of
their hands. ] have never considered the
elecIioa OF Lihecia o sntilcient cause for
dIssolying ,his uhioni ard keep up a dis
! tiuction between Linroia and the Govern
/ ment. did ali coald to prevent The elec-
/ ton Of Lincoln, and when elected, regarded
him, ~ 4 did his eoFraP; predecessor, b.
elanan, rs only In possession OF the Govern
ment for four short years, and felt II my duty
70 submit to the one ne ] had done toths ether
having no sympathy with either. Knowing
as I do, that certain bad men in the South
have long deaired 10 bring upon our county
the dreadful stale Of things We now witness
cchld never obtain my consent to act with
them. I was born aud raised n the Old Do
minlop, as were my pareats before m" M
wles and children we're born in Tennessee
all I have Is hers, and ana Southern mah
ButiF you. gentlemen, can eonvince me Q
my error, 10 one single respect, l am prepared
TO 20 with you into this revolution, for iit
nothing more or less; satisfy me that thl
whole thing is not an effort on the part 9th
most corrupt, and proaigate organization
known a. the DrsocaArio Party, pns dow
BY the people, 70 reihstats itseif again, 10 d
name Of sorrHSas RIaBrs, aud under th
spacious pre.snse Of securing the indepeud
, enee Of tue South u 8 isi
one Of the gentlemen admitted that
! sgreea with Us in sentiment-the other W
different in some points, and here the con
; versation ended le 3.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26

Our Rirhmond exchanges give The folsE-
ing letter from Bschanah, sso pitches into
the SOalh. We never lad aHy respect fes the
old nan, or for his spinisas uPOA any subject
But ~ the ssvsdsd Statss voted for him for
the Presidency and CON posed fhe bone and
slasw Of his cshiaet, they nay perhaps Be
refreshed with his late letter:
wEsrcnss4fn Pa. ocsse<r4 fssl-Attbs graf sssa
msskIag a. Has S. chestsr sezaty- ca the 49,
EaINiig letter ftcaA E1-fresArnf EachanaS Sas -
.WExaTEtSF faear LaueasfsF-s Pa, kegt = ~
uaf Sif. have terra A0RSes ~ yosf Ma nv -
- elairHah e the apprsF rat . anti - - AZ. -
atlfe-s rnssa meeting 81 tie eit1se- u Chsst.r =
LANCASTER eaHnfsws Be keld ~ Hst--siie On tSs -
q assossf. This shesd gladly seevpt FF0csssas ,
u doe4 frsn much Waived FeEtion q Hy cid eetgs
soaa district tnt aasaaeag pears and The preset ~
Of nv health reaaeT q Imp ssf04s
Yea correctly estimate he ds-y interest Shiss ~
a eotansea ~itA ths citsens Sa nh thr he as7s -
IN the present csa1itidn of cut eaHhiFg tbs isase
rsoas bet car recent military srvesses - far iF'a
aneRg desFoaaeacy IN the mtaas 81 iefai sha gSs
PesVle Siis aBy SHszfs tAtr % aore fghiy s1ssSe
N sastasainz SsF NhisA has dsSltiic rneSiiAiS "a =
assault a the Confederate stasss new Ysrt SuHieF -
n rsasan y1sss Il eaasikaes EelFiag 30 @Aef te
shuuia eeaGas nyself ~ sols ss aH1 earnest tppsa
my eaussFyuen, and especially &c taese Sissat
20 yaas tssg 81 tia vSE, and lbs ias maay tsous s
kfaya and petfafte volttnfeeEs sbc ar sFessy -
felas Fhis = tie maaszt f5F Astbn, ar PremPe -
0.tlp saa aa,Sfed arfiea, ana Bof kr the dsess,s
nruacs prspseitions fhess Ne mast kRcw Saaif y u
jectsd hs che states that haye seebed. aasssa Ne
oeer 10 TsssenEs their sadsPpRaeuces vhieh , sn'~
ont u fhe aRqptiua. "a ls
Batter csnsela saaY htreitef rrssaA shea tsess 4,
ne dan be eoaxneea thas tis var isenae'Sted Hot
ihris ca CO a ~ nelaxaape. tNf kelFiy Ga tes Fa
L "a brinsag them haA - tArig crisnai tssiIia ID
Fni,n eittDus tnalsAlag 10 Dr. slightest dcet AAs
I ths-s eanstiEaHeeai Ff<hts
NAQa ttsrpBsp. Ne shatl csnibiiy lad tsssi Is'A
upsF car sasssnssa xsreus Asg. and eirssae 80
br.9h&fs vi uasIi tkat hagpg eay shaF srrtTe w.
ear DUTY b. support The President SltA - th' - =.
81 ans ~ - eenlshSsl q ths cpani4y a > ''sN'
| sa,oesEhal Rresssaltna ~ the Vas. -E
Y foets tef1 SsSte sfoiiy -.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26
ThA Trne State Of the Case.

During the past winter, Rev. r. N. Stephens,
Of Knox county, came into Knoxville, on his
way to Sewer county, rode out to the house
OF Col. John Williams, stayed all night, set
ting up aud talking with hin until midnight.
sssEtsSuE s'Vf. we've He saiut wns
TO git him to see me, and uhitedly to exert
ourselves to procure for him, under the Lin
coin Administrations, the appointment Of Gen
erai Mall Agent, which paid about 81 500 per
year, then held by q Mr.. Francis. Col. W.
stated TO me, that be rode eight or ten miles
with him next morning, and on the road. as
well 80 At bis honse, the conversation was
chiefly in regard to this applicatios. W.
promising s. that he would come to town
that day, aud SEQ me, AID urge my eo.opeFa-
tion. lie done 50, stating substa ntiAlly vi hat
have narrated above, and told him would
join bin, aud in good faith, do ell could, As
s. bad ever bfen q consistent Wing, and was
true Union man. Upon the return OF 5. to
Knoxville, the next week, he asked me u
John Williams had seen me and spoken to
hle IN Iekhfu 70 u conteIsiation thsg uha
replied that he had. After this, Nr Stephens
turned Seeessionist, aud when the time came
for US TO act in the matter, we did nothing
though We talked about il, and spoke Of the
storm having arisen, and Of the impropriety
Of applying for Federal offices for any per.
soma Mr.. s. said no more to US on the sub.
ject.
On the Eoor OF the late Conference Ia
Greeneville, in reply 10 a speech by Ar. 5
the Rev James Cumming stated this fact
! npon our authority, giving my name, AND
the name Of Col. Williams, Mr.. StePhsni
denied the charge, and as IL was In the pres
| ence Of more than one hundred preachers
beside spectators, l have not felt willing &
occupy the position thai, denial assigns 4
me, and therefore ! hare published this card
Col. Williams will ATTEST the eStire truth o
what relates TO him, and as be is well kuowi
Throughout Rast TsnBsssse, ! viii enter int
no defense Of him. W. q. BRewzL0M.
KAaxYille. 0etohes "a fsai ! Asffs ssaa fs#
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26
snaaeh q Andraw Iohnaon.

Senator Johnson il reported 70 have made
Gspesch recently, 81 Columbus, ohio. and
the Nashville BsuaB sepissthe following az
tracs tfom that speseh, takeA ffosa the .Joss-
aal. This extract refers TO bis visit 10 Camp
Dick Robinson:
Tbs other aaJ, when I stSA IA tbs Prsssars q tive
thoasanl TsauessseAnS sxitsd Ike myself fFshl thst
bssr 81 e0nslugt and the h4Ess u thsiT love. aad
thai rAy nAnsad Ana sis n 80 2 aalsa wers All hs
Asd ttlas vas oaiy elaa There they wsrs, ~
E,snds and fellow ekizzns q M tyiSe4 stats, gathers
sr1a TIE friendly sol q KzAtaeky, tFon Shs is0Gf
arPlng q ssatesh . sae sra5 slss4 h.isst q sIi
honsa bat al seskng se sFias wbsFewith 3 Ack
ana drve the iRssarr fFo cur feias and bes-thssan
ss.ayrd 70 spsak TO then vors Il euassei aas
seeas-at bat sEseeh ses deaie mes sized hsFs tsnl
~ ,te whs i araae II u BE fras that Gvt slaa-
nsss Of It's heart tbs hosEh speaksth, 8 i also IA
ths heart mag D. 30 fuii Ct us Ei'efAues 4 iseA.
Al .,,eh sers ssrs2s ttsasAssd " sAisd lsaas
1900 adj &ls sSht eiiest cry fbe asaa b,
thsrs Hsls NJ tsFpos thera fhsrs were tbs so4s1hs
heart snA thfeeeang brAsn hers we're tue sTnsg eAf
and fha biszing eye al Bors eio4usst thas go
the attarIaEs sa kumAn spee.h. Bsh e that ihEuHz
sxs uho hid SahdeFed salsRg the Assnatsias and III
Ia thsr eassEnz who bad slept IN ths &c ii sssIs
th~nissises one bJ hFoxh ths pckets Il the ina
der zach OBawas Offering eoaasEt ami pis.sing
/ aaetify - the ether Yozsh and age tans-d
gather ID . holy aIiiaaes that viii HsTeF yield s
country cad FAT oar GostTHmsnt and ear Gstita
tr,s sfe bashs IN the sahligai u pace and coasecrA
| ted by the bNplism e patriotic his1d.
Tf.efe were their hsenes, A1l thsfs h nReFghf
/ over there And get EsEs kemslesa. sxIied An
| whyl Wss q Er eriniei Had yk5Aled ahy Law,
Had va oasnled The maicsty u GoysrREGeAt ds
wong 70 any huzAaA being. Nay. noas q Ihsss. or
huit and oaiy iaSls sss 9fIn cur eeanEy t0o Ss
IA 1asJnst ia bstFaysI Ant SIS tRls the fsIassriss
axeass Il that ssn q silianies. seeesssOR, afgye
fa our families ard aFssifes aud wse ~ exe va
def~ra Bat the ts5ss ahAil sSea sstas shea We s.a
der~Es viii % bsmsi DxpeHd aF0n a. my frse's NJ.
usossttuus Iniqniiy CsAbet long saissi Ssne s0f &
1 Heavens rixsfeons Vengeance, Ted Siih uacv14as
wrath viii hast he trAtirs IN thsF high estate 81
/ shatvysr they may do--th00gh they IgAy ralAss ~
sfato ana make assiats hoH8ss thoeeh thsg esEf
t e<vas IL ef ncaasaas In sepRsehrss ssa taEs 81
Vall~se anS aaaisss tnfo Eraye yaIse tefe = 81 -
fIlii Sseg ssRasst dstke neszp unls Gel SesiA
/ make kssa TenhssNee = iansBOf slasss.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26

Tie nlet npna Esaxsns states that thls
cid .PabIIr fssstlpsaty be- The stpFs aad
stripes aDslins hez.a aag siaH IN heat Of
Ais lssnsss aed aAlasf - s
~ yeass t.lfs q ~ ishs eR tpsnaa ofhlai has
AAa6 nknz tElss z2NS ttltd lFraettia e
.asss serssRi - aIsss a,ssssse sAs ssalla -
Yss, d. I'D ,ss, ssisE.sissa III sau.s
Opinion Of hln ,shea you vstsa feF him fer
the Presidsaey. Ton could DOT have thought
otherwise. because you hsd the evsaeaea 81
his eerrapsioa. hypoerisy, end prenensss 10
lie Your whole party knew II, bus went
The fgars fsf tha sake Of oiiissl
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26

Deduct the Free Blacks from the aggregate
Of the free population Of the seven Cotton
States named, and their eolored population
would nearly equal the white popslation.--
But the aggregate of the Free population Of
these Sta.ss, is 2,e5e. AL, while the Free pop
ulation of Pennsylvania alone, is 1,sos,sFni
And the Free population Of New York Is
ASST .542 or nearly 9fty pr cent greater than
the combined free population Of the seven
States named above. These two States, and
rHsHry -orsas adass, -. 49, States ana 'rOrrCs
the clsreA ,Seeedtd Sf0tes have TO fght. They
baye men aud money, arms and ammunition,
to an extent, that We fear people generally
have not considered. We give these facts
that our readers may, in their calm moments
ofretirement reflect upon them, andthat those
engaged in the war mag see what they have
TO encounter. II the Northern Government
shall determine TO put forth her power, she
will bring osE HiLLiox OF NES isto the held,
and will be able to arn, elOthe, aud feed them.
On the other hand, The whole available force
Of the South will turn out, and they viii 6ghi
TO the death. There are no towards in either
! army--by this we mean that both armies are
brave, have fully counted the cost, have able
commanders, and will stop at no expenditure
OF blood or treasure. Taking these views Of
this great question, We are prepared 10 see
tue war last for yearsi 92
=
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26
pspsr saspsnasd.

Tbs Nashville CArsstias Adsseaia gives US
this notice: ~
esspsNRos--The New oFisaas Adsccsie hrs bes1
hsssk Ra6es ~ soHshs - EysleaatiE n16bmy Of ne
hax atlas lssiees ThA kas b eSlisisbsd - between
tveaad iafap tAsrsaaa aeAefs
: some tlms hefoss paehaRap retired, The
pspers aaaoaacsd ahat his Pass Master In
hat city had beegus . desaalseF, and sessdsd
q DE ialsnd 81 Cuba. The coatsdsrete Gov
srament bee another eficsf there. but box
and lelssr.sebblna gses on Is
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26
Fight ct Rockeastle.

Ws received Information on Thursday Of =
Rght at Reekeastis, n.y., between Gsn. zOlIi-
coatt's forces and tue gentuekiahs from
Camp Dick Robertson. The loss Of the Goa
fsafratesi is stated 70 Be- seven killed and
twenty tbree weaadsd. The Federal less il
not knows, Gsh. zsllieoifsr fell sbask 10
prevent Sic supply trains nom being Gu. of,
How mueh iFnth there y II this statement We
are unshls 70 ~ 49, tsss4 :, 5als sst,lI SEQ
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26

Owing .s the sbsencs Of Col Baxter, now
10 Nashville on business, he win be nnable TO
al his appointment 81 Suoddy's Church on
Saturday, Oct. seth, "a published IN cur last
issue, bat Ii another column win be found
his appointments from October seth to Nov.
eth. y .ssssss; s l4.hs..
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26

JuDsn OensEsazE of Texas, In an aadtsss
II IessrsSn, Cas- ssassy .rsesaslS stated tbas
there were now In the asia, ID active service.
armed and equipped. a4b 900 Southern troops,
and that there were -, 600 more In camps Of
instruction 10 the egsysa Seeded States,
ready for action TAis completes IN army Of
100000
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26
nisehargs sf cal. Thornbargr.

We lsafn from ! private letter received in
this city, on Thursday, tia. Col. Thofnbasg,
and others, who ,ssre aomml.ted for trial be-
fore che Ocnlsderate Court At Nashville were
discharged Without trial, on shs asa Inss.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26

nST- Lsfless from uasapns seaF ~ =.
fssort nat lks Goat tesais Tag wees - q
1. I.tea "a Esvahna ~ Without $50 4.
tsat .fAs aaikaFstg states hat : % $3.50
OF decree 81 anything iiktit has = n
TIE Captain Gensras eoais enlg 20 - .Af
eslyIne instructions TO hat sses. ss.,l.ss
home government. The few vesseis .,,lysl
uadsr he Confederate flag, and wee - $40
here some montAs ego, Ansd 20 ae'ss So : Der
aud stripes before suteFisg ess s'' w.
Isrsls ygaraa1 faia.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26
Taking The Oath,

Fbs1sshvals Rstsisi PsllisAss 'hs l'...
ing, IL the path takes BY the members g :
Tennessee Lcgislatuss, and fst'AeF =
that - ebIseiioa vas laade % il u shehs y.
lhssea Senator Fleksss okleetca. bat :
wards yielded; -
sfsa a. solsEriy swtzE 10 snFpogl sss 49,. -
the chahsfash stntsa and u tbs ssess - feps =
an s,,I.satn,es,ia sste Wa Al tsvaa AS ls5s -
o. Rfrlusee; sd that fen niil ~ Prs,ess = : -
kaJ ftll euts - aeselalfezs Nhieh seNst ~ -
tasssns ~ aae ptofla - eaassi " snE 5E.hass
ta.ss & Its 90 pfisiiSsss = dsslsfsa - -
tioA of as SIAN -
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26
The COTTON States.

A correspondent cells % rs 10 give the free
aad slave population Of tbs. Cotton Stase',
without saying for What object he desires
such infofmation. The Census Of 1880, which
diseloses all matters Of this kind, gives the
soIlowinv rexult: a, sf..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-12

thought however, that tie vessels will follow
our expedition and ship cargoes @! cotton from
South Carolina and t,torsa direct TO Liverpool.
Mai Geh Ilallcck has hren assigned to the
Wtst
PHILADELPHIA, Ncy. IL.
THE clp'ain. Of two fishing smacks took
reag, onltr tie guns Of the Cumberland 81
Fortnss Monroe. rGey reported hat they had
been fishing on james River, supplying tie rcb-
81 trJops When they lett the report was eur
rent that Charleston had been attacked and
they .nr tha.. on Friday last, several Ee.r
REGIMENTS were ~ rom Jlmes and York rn-
ers The cmblrkaton took place 10 greg; haste
The sioy.- OF James River are almost deserted