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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE,

Require restoration of iDsensibIe perspraon soans
Fever Antidoe, Condition Powder, is a certain Blood
Purifier 1t never fails To loosen the skin cleanse the
create an appetite. and positive cure for Cou
Colds stih Complaint. Founder Distemper and carries
OF Bolts and Worms, may be given at any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety.
One Package of the Powders and box Of the Oint-
ment viii perfectly cure recent Founder in SIX or
eight days without leaving the least effect the feet
In Horse Dstemper they will alay the fever and pro-
mote healthy termination of the disease One DOW
der anda part OF box of ointment, will, in all
cases, cure, tho Horn Distemper in COW; two are
sometimes required for an OK.
WALTER b. SLOAN, the original discoyerer of this
truly valuable medicine. still has the sole supervision
OF ITS manufacture but orders should sent to his
son. Oscar D Sloan, "a South Water Street Chicago,
III, who will promptly supply the demand for these
popular and truly great medicines
They are sold by all dealers in Medicine Sold
wholesale and retail at Manufacturer's prices AT
Joliet bv J. H. BROWN, and Reiaiied by all the 9TH
er Druggists.
June 10. 1860. oo11v
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
TO RENT

A well arranged two story Brick Dwelling Honse
N ON Joliet st., north Of A. Cagwin's residence
Apply TO II. FISH, at his Lumber Yard Office.
Feb. n, 1850
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
In n assz=Es r-Esz9tss-zzs==s
E$ ~

COUNTY OF WILL, of0ctOber Term, 1861
YINAL l.. M0REY,
POLLY MOREY.
A FFIDANlT eth noD-residence of Polly Morey
n defendant above named having been filed in the
Office OF the Clerk OF the Will County Circuit Court
Notice is hereby given to the said Polly Morey that
Vhal L. Morey, the complainant filed his bill Of com
plant in said Court the chancery side theTeoEon the
Both day of July, 1861, and that summons thereupon
issued OF said court against said defendant
BILE ON the first Monday OF October, 1851 is by law
required.
Now unless yoH the said Polly Morey shall personal
ly be and appear before said Circuit Court of Will
County the first day of the thereof to be
holden at Joliet in said County, tine first day of
October. 1861 and plead. deInur to the said
compliments bill Of complaint, the the mat
tiers and things therein charged and stated will be
taken as confessed and decree entered against YOU
according TO the pray er of hill.
b. F. RUSSELL Clerk.
G. d. A. PAREs, Com. Sol,
Joliet. July Goth, IS0l n7-ew
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22

$500 Dollars Worth OF BrushesI
DhST, Whitewash, scrubbing, counter, stove, shoe
i and Horse Brushes, at J. H. BROWNS.
Sept . 49, n12
IfNGLIsH and French Hair and Teeth Brushes, Fine
IL Toilet soaps; shell Buffalo and Ivory CONES;
French Toilet powders Nun Fun, Prepared chalk, Lily
White, &C at j. H. BROWNIES.
Sept So tHf nl2
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
81 ANS OINTMENT,

FOR Miliness, Safety, Certainty Thoroughness,
Slons Ointment is rapidly supsrcedng all other oint
ments and Liniments for the cure of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds. Calls of all kinds Crack
ed Heels, Ringbone, Poev Windgalls CalIus Spayine
Sweeney, Fistula, Foundered feet. sand Cracks
Scratches of Grease, Mango and Horse Dlstemper
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
ID Il N Al MOTT CE
DR.. E. r. CARPENTER

DR.. E. R. CARPENTER.
pleasure in informing the citizens Of Joliet and
that he is always TO be found at his old loca
on, anu that he has secured the services Of Dr.
CocHkoSE who will be constantly in attendance 10
Joliet, Oct Il, lS56. - =.
Look to Your Lighter
ROKNING FLUID, Camphene, Lard OIL pure Eel
y plant OIL, Wax and Sperm Candies for sale low Al
SeP''s y 1900 nl2 J. II. BROWNS
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
no PAINTERs a OTHERs.

HAVE on hand a large and well selected stock Of all
i kinds of PAINTS, Dry and in Oil.
Also-Sand paper, linseed Oil, spirits Turpintne.-
TIMBER, Ltrage, Bronze. Gold and silver Leaf patent
Dryer Laeher pumise stone, Varnishes paint BRUSHES
Window Glass, &C. which prepared 70 sell ON the
most favorable terms. ]. II. BROWN.
Sept. 1866, ul2
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22

All of which will be disposed Of prices suit the
strictest economist With the disposition and frmness
to both promptly and faithfully he hopes merit
the confidence of the community and become the recip-
lent of "A bountiful share of public patronage.
Highest Price paid for all kinds of Produce.
NV. QUINN.
Inlet. Inne 30. 1851 r1.ft
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
UNDERTAKING.

kIN6'
The subscriber has received, and vii kssf q
SIZES and stiles Of Metallic Burial Casa va
furnish TO such As may want then. Ths -
winch these Cases are held for their ee1ui!,
ana preserving powers, fully attest tbeiI s-l- :
also Keep on hand all styiss Of Wood Coftes.,s
70 all calls for his services as uncertakH,n No.
Try. Horse and Carriage on hand. -
ENchaff -
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28
An Ungailant Soldier.

voluateer writes from KBsaevilic. ESS. Tsrnsss.
letter ~ the AOsis zdssS's ftsm Ehsyh se eta
the fJiiSsihg:
Ne an ssar eualsrirs., G.T. syI rigbt n a rs; r
Cniaaists ana Abs,,EIsrai~Is We haze had kslaS
Jet. hut fAm preseit pr -psis thihk w Nih have
very Tlsts n tie IsJOsrss, snsst csasiEy ~
stepped ~. sId bs PeOpis are tsSrvT asd n-aBeE ~
tAe roaatfy- have teen -sUHtiAg sd mary -
4vh the eamp. sbd Ind hat rs harIh-T 80 The -
they set The SointH iagg~ healthy. stang. q
AMI stuAd Sil-y wear shly arinssi. and that
eise Ia Them ~ PSI ii Flr tsis-B- The nsH .
rtitirely wsrthy At thr Ho~ they Ave b. Tss
mystery 70 SCI b'l isE lsIchr, II SOsu. ana -
WI b izto Shisky
We clip the foregoing SronI the PeirrsbuE
ErPrsss. Not only does abe writer show biz.
self to be TagsliaDi, but he makes statement
about the men sd WeDen Of hist VirIHiE
thRs IRE untrue. Bus II his accom-, OF IL
citizens Of RnsseIlvilIs and its surrcundiF,
is trRe, We should cease 10 speak Of the RI
tag and bsb-tail Of society composing zee
rank and ile of the Federal army
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28

4 portion OF She Southern troops snder
Gen ZoilicoasF--ons rsgimsn', ~ We learn,
undsr Col. Battle, had al engagement ~
Barbcarsvtlle, some thirty mile. fFeH Cam
bcrland Gap, last week, with some three hun
dred Ksu,asky Home Guards, resulting in The
den,h Of about etesa KeasuckiaHs, killing
Lieut. Powell, Of Hawkins county, Mr..
Bruwdef, Of RoAne, aud weunding smother
Of the sSashsss Reeps. IL Il difisYltte gft
the facts In The ease, and We sthereiors state
what NE regard a. most reliable, told us BY
gsntlsman from the scene al aetioa. We
have sinca learned from another Source, that
thtre we're nos more than $50 Ksntaekinhs-
that there were no United States troops among
tAsm--hat that they wsre citizens OF thA4
vicinity. 3&
II Is reported, snd vs bare no douhs Il is
true, that the soulbern troops are eutrenehed
a. Barboarsvtlls, and are expecting the troops
from Cnmp Dick Robiasoa, distARes Of some
seventy miles. We really look for stirring
news from that quarter.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28

Ataregular nessing ~ Knoxville piTisleS,
We. Q, suns Of TemPessare, held 81 Tbsrs-
dNg. sept. -, Ie8i, the following preamble
ace psseistioes we're ssopts-as
wnnnkA n N. Pa-~ssA tAr tlrrse Fssrirrh ss~rs ,
Fss.sSs sas ssslst oar b lstsd SsshF, DsLLA
TllkslkPspS b rks Pgiws.s AtEtA HEa asosrsRs 81 y
als1Ftiy aart 90 hsa utd ksspslf = visiting pssS
utt Ehfs TIE bet - tksss: neNs chI sEsbiiy es o.
Psnaesi.sAsf easeaa1Aapyfssss asasssS HAakia4' =
Aeslrsa That tbuagh ArF aNsscistioR vsih ~ Ma -
asseaAi>ts ssra brisG ~ ss-t~ssr tefihg ~
Assessaaa xssaA - hal. - e'slragf5 ua@ea SHA -
aahls .stss - ssaasias iAs tsElssal sassFsis : g
ksssissf fAas = ~ ds.ah aeks,. xst a. sr'ss
sister. ana bee Pss~uts sd bESthsas sASisSas
asashssgAna ssAsEs szs
ksssrva that sa dpspk yHpathy vith b-f lyI-tus
AFaDf rtaiitta ~ sbaf hfepa saks he's ri So
ine hsseyeE. hat ahsl go ica "a pssssssRl go.
Rsssbn3 That ~ se@s h4az- u ussEsias - 49,
days
Rs'shed Thar TSYv e TEES ~. lutEs,. " sasfs
she ksS gs - as bivts \. zhi akst CO.'S ee -.
hus psIsstes saa - = 4~rp hs Sssasst'i ~ I'ss~
Z asHa6.
M RexEAS
lev at1Ha
kklAsAREE e4TG
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Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28
! fA1 fanilr asirr,l.

] Their a apJ thlpg but aaaniuily ameeg gar
Southsro politicians, touching The election Of
President snd vice PfesidehG Of tbs Cen-
federaie STATES, 10 rome Of IN lev seshsr----
The RiChnend E8sniaer. The cssFt 1aarnal
thus waEes var upon the rs-sIsssIss Of IA.
STEpHkss tf
swbost Undertaking % go ln ihis hft,els Sho -
siat tind - snAh skoia ~ sIted~ sAiIeet - yhs =
ts Hssnss asttssi vssiuseexe er $50 SsTi 49, ts
thuai-we free u aeg. thst ~. Ak7Pz.tg ~
StfAeNs s Ret IN ssr JaRaeat, 7fepef pl.it - -
~ ne ~. sarAtal elAee ~ ssS4id srzsfa -
EEsst pablis eaislustt, cd shtaA4 ~ ssFpey Hee
70 hts sl.Uiloa. sFsn - rissstfsa ~ as hpst 49,
Sas ahsasHtsIy inittsadtae
IN ne hFss paes vaots Ne Assplssrt thst be shsad
rae OIL IN vhss Eezt sc he tnlsuss - lFss-
crnlshL Ne vlEtnss snn~bs sf 81 fhs other siatE<
~ The south sfv - be Iasssd Over eentas BIS
antdtiUa lsu does be tAesl 1otnais tta'l, esldsa
bansi. WigfsiL urrsns WaIkes chsansL hyCs, bnrin,
Craise, ASFy, Massa, uhnlsT, ssich slyd. hseosAe.
and many Otrts whaa ~ fsd readily saaasi Are bis
sbities sepsfief ~ aey and al ~ thsss that - Hs
needs AmRA Ras thf Saei.ei ats = DO ioi"sea a'd
sustained AtstJhea iThyd lnsl@. va-h ~ sasea ~
p-,plr ~ Virginia ~ threatening hemp 20 uyu ts~J
shId dare 10 rcsisI the srrfkb VI slask h~p"Ssssn
Pre- iasHt. 81
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28
ahort ssasioa.

Oar Legislature, eenseass in : fss days,
and pa heps lAs spoa tense ef the nsnhsss
AiIl prpmFi then ie lsFnlssts ssxis bssissss
in ssS EsekA whieh thsy ean Dc, ana yst Sc
ceAplish nj That L asssssary,. bsl he me@.
hers spply shsmssisss diligently, and ttsy
can dispose 81 sllshs accessory lesIsIAlioa in
ain weeks, and saFs ahr people from q heaIy
lax IN the wsy.af expsnsfs. The sardsna u
the pssPle are heavy seoazh ulthess saxiag
then vith Alosg ssssisa 81 ne Gsnsral As.
sembly. les as bare 40 lalsigaina shase for
The ssRatasabip, No Ions aanagoaiesI spssch-
~ II the espsnsa e she bansss an -pagsfs--
hut lss as hesa working men, who vii iaAar
fof The kood Of ths people aud TIE Ssafs, And
not 70 pyotsAst = session 20 ~ TO eve tAem
- per aayI
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28

The Charleston Courier eisss the particulars
Of esrtaia iuportast information rersiFed
from M. Byrd, Of Asgasta, who had just
arrived from Washington, where he had pass
ed himself Off as ksws Yorker. We give n
short extracts, With ~ siea $50 illastrate the
porsis of Mr., Byrd;
Mr. BIEp stated thai he hAd been acting ES several
months private seretarJ in the War bePartsIrt ~
NashtIktOn
Al The commencement If the prsscst dicnliiss he ne
In NasAHtsn with ha- family aaa fraa vafiss eaaspu
found ps-bls 10 get aSay aud Tsturn e. hls home ~
Augusta D.rus u bsng sefsc-ahls 30 the SosttlietH
G0veraaeRt. be Represented hnssf - = New loIksr.
ahd accepted place tsDtsrr by Secretary Camrra -
Re thus euasisd 10 ObsAla tee earliest hamaioa
Of all the meysnrns Ia contemplation. tslhsrnce
% Wheh h. transmitted hume frUn time 20 time. His
HtteatioB 90 hnsinsss srfaSed alan the nnlniir cs
aenr- q CAmerOn WIN at lcagth give him the resSH
bic Pusitioa &c PTivafe Secretary fais sAesd lila o.
procure passes iOr himself aud frleads ~ - wbrrrrsr
they csItt< In fact alt psssTs firm the NaT Dep'rt
msta N.Bg slAiged have M Byrd signature, lie
evled the cath rurr Il all the snhordilur' ~ tn
er by obtAiHthE rt-s oa the Day it wAs - b. Cd
ministerial To- ~ target sho'.inE
When man can Hrt with this degree OF
duplichy, and be applauded, 1t argues a bad
state of morals ia the county. We could
never confde in Mr.. Byrd; nor on the other
hand, could we eonRde in any Northern man,
who would get into an office at Richmond, and
go North and boast of falsifying his word, aad
succeeding 10 his treAchery. This code Of
morals is admirably adapted TO that class of
Haczrili, politicians, who were concerned 10
forging the Johnson aad Lawrence letters =
That Byrd's exploits viii be hailed with cheers
in this town, there can be M doubt
There IL point where spirits blend.
Whore fivna holds fell. ship with ssad;
Thuagh severed far, ~ Allh they meet
Arrund one e0laussn stssysax sea1 =
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28

!. Tse cry Is. asnong secession leaders aud
papers, that the uslaa- semnon masses, have
been dupsds gplsls4.e ED dsssisss h every
'thing, By the lsaAsfsi enA Ehilps they ere
tbss eeeFii~@ss3 - sAs iGperARs dapes, and
ssspia tssIs Of ceTspslsaasrs, they aFt, Ia
sAs sssbs breath, told to vote for ehs Of their
.sitlsers fos he cenfeesrsis Congress. This
thsy viii be vssy .ssstsia not 10 do, ~ long as
they have aBy principle, pride, " resent
nest So
NJ, spcn ~ rstiest 81 dsladiag the con-
men msssss. ss think sueh - charge comes
slsh - "a grace From tiecsaslss Dsadsss and
leasnals. who, fsen the tsAs Of she attack
apep Port Hnnlsr, 70 she prssens asy. hare
eslstsd end eeeslssa she peepleapath s trssps
nshs eauth, pad lied NEST shauSsfplly As 70
abs rspait % every hatsis fought, They have
rslsss1isfssied heir. ssasgsraasA results
Asps hask 90 tsslh. ne sosshs, IL this ass.
dlsrePatabls nsnaee, 10 inspire eOnhaenes
aud seal thAa astef could be giysB, had the
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28
Mail Facilitiea

A citizen Of Green Goahty, q subscriber of
our, was in our Office On Monday, direct from
home, and informed US that our paper had
not reached Heuderson's Mills or Fullen's
Depot, for the last week, though passenger
bad passed with the paper, and one corp had
been left. Oar packages were all deposited
in the office here, on Tharsdsy and Friday,
and If not detsinsd BY some Route Agent,
wOnli have been at every Office on the Rail.
road in East Tennessee, en- Saturday, the dss
Of our date. We state this ease 10 PLAZA
language, that u may be seen aud understood
by an rho take the paper. Further purtieW.
lars IN regard to these Post Office Irregular.
ties may be sesR in the eersspendyues ne
Pablish elsewhere. Es
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28

Win nav d i arlah sslsll, !
peassahl ssialibA Il aisnli 4 aass Tsl
sessss, esll = 4 snalllls - tlsacs
saa sfnbFlesy Of BE course 81 hiasslf and
ssksPs Nhu so.oFtrsss nth him ZOE % ~.
n<fbeas aad kssl efI ! ~ nAlleloes zea, sho
esins lhs esssrnmses e sDFtsss ussoA
nea a ibis ssslloh u he ssals. ce,. nAxSaS
Eks laduesa 70 bsesAs candidate tot Con-
sfsss. ifssisssed, 40. n FIll sssalP PIE
Ierssss etisiohs as s. whAs ea3ht - hats
lssssss, Il. ullk N kssel asasesl esd
lsl,h, is heaass ecaylelisas - now snssFIala.
ed. and labor 10 protect 81 ihe sesssltassenal
slzh.s Of svspy eisissns psesspA - fer As pos
sihsA ~ apprsssiea. sad sstiys 70 place The
snszssslasss On ne bssi fosnsaiian psssible.
i. 80 slsU. DO assst b 81 especlAi object
.Y! ksta. 10 t6vars ne mAsics d . lsr 'saaH
- - ne ssisnpalns y rrsak vengeance
~ Hetz< sssn shaa themtslSssi Cor mers Pe-
lslsl spialsss, and siiS are new vrlsbisg ia
<ES sbs boiling orsr With mAlice, beSaass
81 lbe Rtsspset shsad hat the rsyOlasien
sehtsk shsy ssppeFsea, to- Ne ssee Of power,
Aastatsiy 70 snate 20 tisif own promotion,
aud wAe Ior thai reason bare been exettlnR
all theif, semhlnsa energies % prevent peace
and recansllisiion u East Tennessee,
~ saeA wsesa satisfied 10 eosEsst statement
sfgsgos Htxfsa's past eoufse' sud prescott
sssss, We hsss sisea Il 10 order tina. be may
Aei be mlsrspsrsenssd b. one class of msr, or
sesasasssgooa by aaaahsr.s We haze known
eel BaxrRa for nAas years, aud although
many nay no. entirely sgres With him iu
epsilon. Ne can SAFELY ~ sha. more hoaor-
ahle, hlghsmindea and spsRrlollc gentleman
tAaa he, ssser presented hlmssif - candid
ate 70 the people Of Teunesses. lie Is one of
.ihs ahlsst layyersia Tennessee. and has ever
Asen .sceaeieseas foe slie eenprehensiveHess
Of biz mental powers, the eleafness Of bis
ludgmeat, HE adeilsy 70 BE friends, and his
sasslHsd honesty asa vsseeri's o. character
AZ msm6er Of Goseress be viii be industri-
eas aaa faithful y bis Constituents, and BY
bis talents vii reflect homer apOn his district
ana Saats. =
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28

srss6 ksn ,el< Wat must - tommon
spidlss II sss bslksfa army ink Of their
papsfs ne pelltieiass, Who sscte ~ thea
that enc Southern man could whip Eve YAM
lees, and thai tbs Northern troops ~uald not
hght under any circumstances These who
have net shem In bastlt, slif cay tAas tAan 10
man IL about fair contest
For our part. wa never doubted the courage
sf the tresps % shhet sise, and We hass, ail
tue time, told OR readers that both armies
wsaia asss aaaAsh t.dsspssasslys Fsshass.
fsfased 10 write pat and publish loag.vindsd
sad false accounts Of saeh engagements rs
have come of, aad We still refuse to do so,
for The encouragement Of either eide. 1t Is
idle for = nswsl sler editor 10 inanatastnre
u false account Of = battle, and spd II before
the people, vhen he kaoss, that seoner or
later those people wul gel she truth, and 10
doing 90, loose confidence in him, for truth,
honor, and fair det,ling.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28
Camp Dick Robinson.

As the Military Galnps IN Keaauekya are
now attracting greet asseatson, we copy the
following article from the Csseiaae.S tbmnsr-
eisi, showing the strength OF these eassmp.
meats the fret week 10 tbis saoath Tier
have since that time beea SosBteS. @ ~
NftlfAAs Cysps m kxsrscrf Military cams Nav.
rissh vsSy rapidly uithia &Sek past h KealatkS
rhsy arss ta vita the pans s1ehes - ssDdass whIr
s ssss Then 1Ss p ~Ssrts' ss : e
camp: es1p b SSis.es sS.rs .ss :. sss s'i =
fall Ieg snls u EsatackasA eealasadei bs Ga,asrls
y hrapiei snd 0srrara one rsh4snt 9ssSlg ian,
tns' ronH ssasr ore faf sss!a,eht u snvslry aner
thsoaaua nlsn Asd Al tA1aashy ssmsa cd eVairsss.
10, re e ot' tsi 1sEneas Asa 1se,AsE asssiy aiL 4
Br{ tbs Essns.ssant Ssrasa = sssT eaesl = ~. =,
Geusfai Nielsen la COMMAND u ne post. ihs ssrSs
Fssss.s ! .Isu..s a,s-ssiy ssss tie ls4h.siea M
nAas9le TURNPIKE. II ns.lss kyHnd SielesviiN whhis
pile. e passr - sIls, issa ceslakis9e y DE
Ssthssa bsraet u Gasp MA ssa. The 7sassssss
TrUFs rssdesvvaslng ssgath u She rad h. F,lss
F ~ NICHOLAS uouAFT. 4. 80. 3 =, i,
L altiisa 70 he .es.s ss fs.ats.n.4 .As. tAsr,
OFgle betvee ugRsAlaaa md t1xiastaL thres ssII,s
fFsm sss ksaaseky naiF uisaa csissa Eseaiass Nd.
s.lrs t'rn ca sn as.s = s.sl..ssl n We !ssaP,ss
Ihsat frJA Camp DIX aobihssa viii b phssset -
e sHr sssHrr ~ Tiess eAnfa af.ts 81
The oid~et in npunInz TIE sehpotafy eAasF4 esflea
Cant % .astrgctss. :. = sgs Ne uala esaaaulss q
the STATE tsethet, and aI.ks The inca Aeqanie with
ss<atheg. this sxeefas hst ~ sssFJ cass Arstfsf "a
ben bohs ~ the elSzs a the flsss end eeatg yhstH
they hass been held aaa sasiBas alnest ehlirsF III
iadsyiaal the ease sf eeast Htnrv Hi,lags
Raakhns ARM cp,Rpanss 10 fsfsns paras q, Kl,,ehS
AiAssi eontsanaliy en she move nov Rr ,l.sr -
sooner get through the duties aud 6sels "a es eetn
than shsy called 70 Haother, This iceAs Nae hui
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28
Z. G. CA Humbug and swin6ls.

% fst sditors ksiaa - 4H.s1sssa.
Their SAs = uaan csR.s AIR azh C.aab;a So w''ss
siars. paryrt=s ts BE- fss Cssrkyrl fSsG a'R' pa'>
dsss q tss ixist. e tiaarH cIs ASs ea@srs'
49, the establishing Isstss II tse sine ees lhzfsa
u Ter mtst resPsrtALag Sitseas siEssl ssa scl. AZ
Dl-asal With me sFs1sE 10 @Sa SbrPsra aesst
that tiSa- Bskley sSis~itr; Ns a-Erg &c esAsa
AaerlIae Aaa leasFmnr'l - Isssstsg atr tAs sAst.
'hrrsaisa airr-sed kitsfs IL NrS UsiSR> VA 80
AoasgOnssJ, ana AtAntk ND IN sssr'fs b " -
satssRs~i THAI he 1859 fssls ~tss As sara D
been pablishsd "a Ss< ~ lsRas AaJ GsssSN g.
sTits this lkai ttr riu9-nS 0i thr SvSihsa s'ANs
may Be plssaf hs4s tAs@F 81. ~ and respectfully 'T
all Soathrra InpeTs 10 rsPv tks same.
lOaEs rsrFScsIully,
y. }. ANVEiT'
We dip the foregoing from The N'sh's.'
Esiea. wAea Gen. Buckley Was here yea
ago, biS trucks WIRE about ~ be attached b.
a'LaSyrf Ter his boata bill sreatsdas The Is
mar HOasr, We wrrs the ORly PersOaal a'-
qaaiatanss he had here, and we AifaHesS
hfsy cellars. IN TrfaTs, he gave us drsh
on NJ. fhorp, Of Mississippi, sOr the amOss'.
We sasiosed il 70 him, aHd be replied thai
GsBseAl Il. bad 40 fands 10 sis pessessios.
and Uses Il wAss IL CARE ~ fIs srJt That ;
she cad Of eur ifiy aoiiiArs,
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-28
Hhat ars che Churche. Doing I

whoever took into his hHnds religious
journal, the organ Of any one Of the denOmF-
nations 10 our eonntr}. twelve months ago.
be vOald Rad mere or less Irom its clerical
correspondents about the work OfcoByersioB,
the work Of conviction, aud that Of revival,
going on within The limits of The charge Of
the whitehall giseHas matters Of encourage
meat 10 the " ftieuds Of zioR.s Now, take up
4 religious Interpretations at the articles
from the pens Of regular mtnisters-and the
deaails Of their letters are, as 70 the success
Of Seesssion, the gains TO the cause Of the
South, and the Rsm6er Of Volunteers raised
within their limits. Not = word 10 said, az to
whether the rod sf Aasea il like to bud or
not noSA wusa il RHia aboSt building np the
walls Of J~rnsAlemI Nay. IN whole sPissles
written By Pastors Of Churches, 10 charge Of
stations, eircaits, or districts, ne mention is
made Of Con, Of cans1, or OF The & cause Of
Zi0a..n The great event Of she War, has
thrown the Gospel iato the shses; ths Han
in anifsrm hss sspeTeeded The Christian AM
hassadorl The spirit o. sS0uthern lnde-
psA4eRrs is e naightisr spiris than tha; Of
Chrisiahity, aRdhns eass stssaAlinteFssts into
the shade The eload ef,war haaging over
tie soastry, We sss .ela from oar Rsmsrsns
d,seadsd palpitss is = elOaa4 full Of pesilisal
sad Feligisas hlessisgs. The wateh.Ward
iu our e0Erapt zipa -. ship on, thesDevil
Asd Lipcola, Aeaesea gail their Cissuits.
Ssaaiens. asai Districts, add 60 iaaO the
aspy spFiskling their ssOFa-hlades, ahd
mHsketlbaFrsls With The ssisaRioBs blood Of
The Soc 81 0ed, asd soue 81 them viih bot-
49, 10 IhsiF pockssss sAnstsilsa fer Gods
ssssiss ls Add sehgsesasions are actually
tssgha, thaa to be. reslly spieits,nl, they mast
CONVEX; ths Songs Of zlos issothe War Cry
Gen nssn sakina hold. 81 Ma sAs question
II ,hi& 1ays de aay thing ia sAs ~sy % pro-
netting fsligioa D. Preachers Fray foe ihs
death Of she faaksss ia We pslpa, preaeh
whole ssFmsRa 10 favor of NE s1atAera Goa.
GsdsEesy, aud sOw saa thea naAe . slamp
speech - tesDs Of ,Asir political, srsedss---
verify the tilas shen Gus vhasskes caa say
W ere ihe ssaaasaf The whole sArtA, 10
great dis1Aaes shsad !. r se = ~. ssq
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The RIeomond correspondent Of the Peters
burg kSpraa, under data Of September ira,
is very bitter Ia bis reflections upon ,hs Pes.
Office Department. % the coaisaents States.
The complains e, that soshing HLs justice i
done a. p Petersburg and Rishnead, whlls
abe RAlltoaa l. dlspessa % assommodat s..--
The writer says: s ~ 8s
fhsessas q he tse pisess Shsesa 80 - rs.u1s
I'D altein srFssEt taens e kusf sasias Raaasa -
81 ~ relief"
The Richmond ExaHiar OF the It'll inst.