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Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

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80 80 ls ~ SrgsSssoz DAVIS.
10 Ifns A. 2. KsIsuns Hss.
Since by return home, ] an thoroughly
Satisfied that ny friends would have risked
the action dfesaed, asd, bp0a the most ma
tuFs reflection an eoateat With my own
eeHEpe IN the promises. Bat, whether II was
right or wreng, wise OF anwise, feel bound,
a. an honcfAhls man, 20 set up 70 The spirit
and letter 10 the ebIieation I assumed.
shall gf5sr no plea Of suress because nsither
che Southern ceHfedeFaey, nor any other
earthly power, could have comptlIedlne TO
make 80 agreement which ny judgment and
conscience did not aPpsovs In the situation
% which I was piaeaae ase
| No terms o. eeaditiens, express OF implied,
public or private, attended my release other
than those plainly expressed "a the two bOve
quoted. but have thoughtit due 10 our past
relations Asa The psisful solei,nde many Of
yo, have felt in my behalf, that should thus
LFieay address yea.
while did not promise allegiance OF active
support to TIE Southern Confedsraey, and will
notadvise yon % assume apy obligations con
traFy 70 your eenTictions Of duty, ] feel
| Goyefnh.ent Of Toe Unitsd States for four
1 long months 20 sustain as 10 our position
its apparent Inability 10 do so, since the battle
Of Manassas, within any reasonable time the
| deliberate action Of onr State In the August
election the assurances Of public men that
no test oaths or drafting measures viii be
| adopted or reqaised the mutual hatred
l which has grown mp between the antagonist
sections Of the Union and the recent eonhs-
! cation laws which have been either adopted
! or proposed on both sides, as well as other
| causes, have painfully impressed my own
mind With the belief that. unless some won
drous and improbable change Is effected, our
beloved Union Is gone forever, and it Is our
policy and duty 70 submit 10 q result which,
however, We may depIore II, seems 10 be in
! evitable.
| Aware that my advice az well as my motives
may be Liable 10 nliseonstrnction, would
/ still most respectfully recommend 20 my
friends the pr0priety Of sustaining from all
/ further opposition or resistance to the Con-
/ fedtrate authorities, or the action OF our OWE
State, and shonld this be done, although |
/ have no authority to speak for them. am
satisfied that no military power will be ex-
! srted among rs, except sncS as may be indis-
pensably necessary TO retain military posses
sion Of East Tennessee. And 20 those of our
citizens who have gone beyond the limits Of
the State, either through fear or the purpose
Of arming themselves TO resist course OF
action which is disavowed in Gen. Folks
letter, ! think can safely say, without AFRO
i gance, that frem the course which Was adopt
se towards me, they would risk nothing By
returning to the State and submitting to a
| result which they hRye in rain endeavored TO
prevent Taes. A. K. NELSON.
KaarssEs, Tsnz, TIA Asyu4 1851.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24
Rrawnlow pefanct.

our rsalers Will te gIatied "a learn that the publiCa-
ton af Bfuwnles's K6 xvHle Wig has bees saspentsd
Such pcisnuas plant tkss nartare by the hyPecft
zeal PsTson flourish, the sd Of last Ten.
1passsa. There Seud be ne msarginE IN the land Il
BrywnloS we're suspended also-- Aieaaosd Dispatch
The statement that "our paper has been
suspended Ike much that appears in the
DiseatcA, is WHOLLY UNTRUE. Oar paper
speaks for i.sei.. Aud 1t will be news TO the
Dispatek to learn from US, which is true, that
we have more subscribers than al SIX Of the
Secession papers 10 East Tennessee
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24
Our Knox County Subscribers.

As matter Of accommodation all round,
We viii take whea, from subscribers in this
eoaaty, delivered az AoClanahan's Mill, near
10 rs, aad we will allow oSE DOLLAR FER
sgszRa, for good article. Others Sno may
prefer it, can pay in FIRE wood, especially those
Who live convenient to town. We desire to
see0mHodate ourselves to the times, aud 70
Ire aAa Jet live.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

L1sss AsPRopslaTieEs. --fbe total amount
n The appropriations 81 The recent Sessiea Of
the washlagiOn Ceagress, is $27s, ooe, oeo.--
OF this, $IeT, eoo, 900 are for the srpy :
600 ooe far The nasyaad the remaiadef foe
various other paspsses. The Government
win hasea asasfal debt 70 pas aflss the close
q this VS., aud one thss viii SGT Be met
sursae ihs Bfsiine Of lbs present genera
deal
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24
sattling Aecounts.

We sgaia take occasion to name to those
Who are in arrears with us, and feel able TO
,sT, that they can settle with wIttrAS RutE,
uAs has the accounts for collection, aud
!. authorised TO receipt the same. We need
.as. is due us, and we need it very much, or
>. would not call for payments.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

PsEEsyIYAatL TEeoPs.--The Philadelphia
Pres states thai Penusylyaaia rev has ready
fas the field n. I20 troops, sad that when THE
aggregate Is added 20 the troops siresdy
farnished Cor thrss years. !. gives that State
TrAsd aggresate Of 81, 500 meb
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

: SoLpiEBS P1S.-.4The last aet Of the Wash
fngsoR Congress, In regard to the army, was to
increase the PAY Of priyAses ssd sca-eom-
mission ofSesrs tie dollars per nensA-mAk-
Ing the pay Of private thirsSa dollars per
month, and increasing. The pay of soldiers
In Amefics was always higher than that of
any Ea,opeaa army, and with the bounty
allowed by the United States Government,
her soldiers uiIi be well provided for.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

RS Css On persaas % kpeesns sssddatrs ell b IN
-xsp utlses advertisements Ne paid Fg Invariably
. aiysace.
All advertisements Witch tie Raahsr q inseresons
act sArea. vii be published TFlL Foatlp and chsfged
aaosEdiRgiy.
Advertisements viz Re considered due Ehsn inserted
sHnsps those with whom we keep regular secoahts.
No advertisements ta aistanee VII Ne inserted an
ls aecompaa I'd hs retltsaBee except ia cases where
ne aAvVrtsser Il known to Re panetUsl
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

! Tar eS Llaveas-Ths recent aes Of the
swAsAingssn GosgFsss. regulating the income
tsz, proviass ,haa An aanual tAx be levied
ppsa Dissalsi SptEfa, On each gallon, arss
psosf o. les. Ere ssass. iaeFeasisg The tar in
psepariion ~ Abe ssEsaeth. h shoald have
essa aazsa 80 eeass PEI gales, - - 70 pro-
hisis ils maaafssaars. Especially oaght Dis
TILED spiElsats b arisen eut u nee b tines
Of war We xAvs seaa saczsA q taew tAa
aAsE aaneas aaz amy.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24


CGTos SPsscH 70 oIesAR When Catiliue's
Confederate eonspIrAtOrs w'rsto be sentenced
by the Roman Senate, the Senators declared
for the severest punishment until cesarspoke
.1Jalias Caesar who was then planning the
overthrow Of the Republic. lie suggested
milder measures. Cato replied, aud his reply
Is the only cratioz Of bis preserved 10 us. II
viii apply with apPOsiteness in our day, il We
were able 70 make the application. piutareh
gives this ~ eato's' speech TO Cesar, and We
copy il IN the hope that IL may meet the eye
OF Sssafor BrscEiuridgs, of Kentucky
zHs stsAck.d,css snd charging him With s~sErt
esssn ef snbxeFng the Government under the paashis
aprefaaes % migAsaky ssechss aDa humans eundaet
ii Il fntimifasiaa hkeiss The senate. eSen IN
uhsrs he had % fssr ~ his person. and IN Nhich he
he miehE q inat1nce % great gecd Ftune Il he
himssf cUnld b exempted fran tee inputAsiea and
pcson % u'ltbe, who had a~ny and aaFingly attempt
A instcs the eusHaifs q the state, ahi
ahoun thaL IL hom having any compasaiSn kr has
seaBlsy vssn fs brink q aessiact0a he cOala
pity sR pissd fpr the gHAatrd xFsches Who had nrii
ssa Is fuia ana gevss thai their Paniahment shsGld
prossn1 tbsie desiEns
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tafaa Sc the anOant frNAraea.
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49, Greatly Gad etaae ts which the paper kas been Aa
40 h sess.
Rates uf AaveEGessng.
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grpwuIOw's Hhig.

KNOXVILLE. TENN:
saturday Msraing. August Ss, IssI.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24
proscripti0n F0r OPINION. Sake.

The head Of the Confederate Post Office
Department, has discontinued the following
Post oficss in Washington County Wash
ingtOu College, Vests Store, Cherry Grove,
and wildwood. These were important Offices,
and will subject large neighborhcods to great
inconyeniences. The reason assigned for
disseminating them, 10 Because they are in
dislOyal HeighbOrhoods. This is the Old
Dsaoeretie policy revived-prOseribe all VITO
dare oppose goa at the ballot-box.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

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Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

81 I'll have Feouiyed ypaF lstigx ~ l3th isss q
whA you 70 Be isehAFkcd On Aftast and fTpssea.
tian ed mako pruuatas tha1 gs9 will - etixen II
Taaneesee snhh N her late aeta and relEloasiy al
stain tfoa any farthsF woF arts - seaaemnAtioa
vhnlsssr epRssisioa = he's GpEeranaets 1s -
ne desire % tbh 6oseEnnafna tstAk 70 naisisln tAa
Inlrpssaps q hE asssr,a ~ Tie Rniied telling aad
acton II al 10 tsen4 u he acen ite pocy IA ientst
sae exkstinE ~ 80 :. = - ss.s4t 80
a. ths9sfs elease . - bease ths nessass,g e T.
gaiEing skssAss sha spsnFsstaa Agaies3 gsu - Wi
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WAsHISarJs, Nov. .6, 1856

On the petition of Robert Hilson, of Albany, n.
praying for the extension of patent granted 10
INN on the goth day Of February, 1sls, for an i'm
pruvpmspt Hot Air Furnaces for seven years from
The expiration OF said patent, which takes place on
the 2sth day of February, 1879,
1t ia ordered that the aid petition be heard at the
Fatent Once on Monday, the 10th day OF Feb uary
next at II o'clock n; and all persons notified
10 appeal and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be gIanted.
Persons oppo ing the extension are required TO file
the Patent Once their objections, specially set
forth In writing At least twenty days before the day
Of hearing all testimony filed by either patty to be
u,ed at the said hearing mast be taken and trans
m,ted In accordance with the rules Of tiR office
which will De furnished on application.
he testimony in the Gaze Will be closed on the
2;th asy Of January next depo-iions and other pa
pers upon testimony must be filed in the oct
on or before the morning OF that day; the argu
Iuents, IL auy, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that tbs notice be published ia the
National Republican, Wa hipgton, b. e, and the
albany Etenino Journal, Albany, N :, once week
ior ihree successive weeks The first of said publica
,ons to be at least sixty days syious to the day o
hearing d. r. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner of Patents
r. S.-Editors OF the above papers will please
copy and send their bills to the Patent ONCE with
a paper containing this uotire, nov 2'--ih
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
Ballet HrUaG Amor.

1t is said that some OF the Connecticut sol
diers have provided themselves with coats of
mail, made by an Ingenious artizau OF that
State. The material and style of the armor
are not described, and those facts must be
known before it is possible to guess how much
protection 1t would afford against Ne swift
and searching Mimic bullets of the present day.
In the French army, where every new iuven
ton in the arts OF destroying or saving human
lives is thoroughly tested before adoption, the
only armor worn is the massive steel cuirass,
such as is seen in perfection OH the Cent Gardes.
This contrivanCe completely covers not only
the front of the wearcr from the throat TO the
waist. but also his back within the same lin
it's wise provision for safety in retreat, aud
not To be despised on that account. 1t Is made
of highly polished steel, about II sixth of 40
inch thick, and has ridge in front like the
breast bone Of u chicken, from which rifle
balls glance hsrmlessly aside. 1t is construct.
ed in two pieces, which fit closely together
leaving only small seam exposed on each
eide Of the BODY through which q ball or a
sword blade could find its way. The weight
OF the armor is between 40 and so lbs. The
Cent Gardes also wear a helmet made Of the
same material, and weighing about Elk pounds
There is no protection for the arms or legs
such as weighed down the doughty knights ol
olden times and rendered them, when they fell
of their horses in desperate encounters, almos,
az helpless as turtle on his back. The only
object OF the Frer ch armor is to protect the
brain and the vital organs from injury. This
II cfectually does; and 1t is doubtful il any
other armOr Of lighter material, or LEES com
ractly made, can do as much. 1t is remarka
hle. that, among all the cavalry regiments il
The United States service, not one, 80 far o.
We have heard, is provided with bulletpro
breastpla'es and helmets.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
PASSENGER TRAINS TO AND FROM
I BALTIiiOItE,
"intoI. aClledule.
SPECIAL. NOTlCET0 TRAVELLERS.

On and aCcr MONDAY, December 0, 1851, the
Passenger Trains between Washington and Balt
"'''' VIII TRAINS MovING NORTH.
GzHrss ssys wafhns3Sn1
n orning Accommodation leave Washington at
% a m. Arrive at baltimore $50 4. m. No con
New ork Mail Train leave Washington at II a. m
Arrive at Baltimore 10 40 p m; Philadelphia 8 81
p m; New Iorx 10 w,.n,n.,on o,
p m. Arrive at Baltimore 50 p. m Phiiadelphia
Evening Express leave wsshinE,cS p p N Ar
New York, a. m, Harrisburg 4. m.
On Sundays at O5 AID 500 p. III. only.
e7sGy G% dsy iSs H.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York at u. m; Philadelphia ll.So a
m; Baltimore loop. IN, Arrive at Washington 81
Leave New York at p m: Philadelphia 10 so p
NJ; Baltimore 20 u m. Arrive at Washington 6It
Leave New Yorkat II p m; Philadelphia $50 a
m.; Baltimore 735 n. IN. Arrive at Washington
Acoommoda alton Trains leave Baltimore at a. m
and p. IN. for Washington arrive there at II a m
and ?. IN.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at T.Io m
and O5 p. m and Baltimore at 35 IN. and 400
p. m, make direct connections for Annapolis at the
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and wash
ington at $50 a. ia and 2.49 p. IN.
Pas ,enger Trains leaving Washington at 600 a. m
II a. m and p. m and Baltimore at 4.3O and .3t
a. m. and 80 p IN will stop only at annapolis juno
iion and Vaaainq,on (Relayl Junction
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation Train
only.
Trims will lave Washing on and Baltimore
| pronlHy upon card time. 49,
| Master OF transportation, Bait
| j. I. ENGLAND,
| agent, Camden Station, Baltimore.
| G.F. GILBERT,
| Agent, at Washington nov q
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
Gas FlxT Est
THE BEST ASSOR TMENT.
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY

the advantage OF rcduciios in prices will call early
and examine.
We would also call the attention of persons about
introducing gas into their dwellings TO increased
facilities, and consequent low prices, for this branch
of cur trsdc
Inviting all who desire their work dccc promptly
and free from gas cakages, to call ct Q69 Pennsyva
mia avenue between Tenth and Eleventh etreets,
aouth side. J. W. THOMPSON CO.
poy2s
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

, AT REpuCEp rpICEs
We offer our large assortment of t.iin sum. -
mer Clothing at redrceI prices. Our sleek
embraces all stylcs and qualities OF Gentle
meme, Touths', and Boys Wearing Apparel, --ns.
Of the most desirable and fashionable styles
Also, Shirts and Furnishing & foods In great variety.
Clothing made to order at the shortest notice.
WALL, STEPHENS h CO.,
sa2 Pennsylvania avenue,
Iuly18 between Ninth and Ten'h Sfs
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
From Hon. Charles Mason, lhts Com m,s-
sioner 6f Patehis,
NJ o T Q =
adams Express Company"

This Company ofsrs to the public Ursqualled
Advantages for the -" Safe and Quick Dispatch" Of
30, to all parts Of the United States
Expresses TO snd from the North and " est depart
from and Arrive In Washington twice dpily. All
Expresses are In charge Of sapusneed and rsliabls
Messengers. -. IL .,....t
An Packages for The Soldiers" carried At One
HAlf" our usual rates. :
All good. FER ths sooalled Confederstes States, !"
end ali articles Contrabaud Of War; will DO m.
FUSED.
Our Expresses leave New York at 1,6 and P. NJ,
arriving IN " Arlington at "A II. and 90 P. n.
Expresses leave Philadelphs OF 8 90 A. NJ. and 10
l., arriving In Washington s. 30 P. NJ. and A. II.
Expresses leave Baltimore at 40 A. NJ. and q
z. arriving In Washington at A. NJ. and sc
r. N.
Expresses for all points North and West leave
Wsshington daily at T.30 A. N. and a30 p. n.
Special Contrasts for large quantities Of FreiSh,
can be made on application at this office.
All goods called for and dslrveted free of.extrs
charge. z, W. PARSONS,
a.Sriateudent Adams Express Co.
Wssh ,Aagvst -, 81 aus2s-im
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
The wrrath Of me Brave.


The Wreath OF me Brave.
when the bright star of peace from my ceun'
Hons m sordsv wSs oio ipressEed it would soon reap.
Bu, s,i, dark in gloom the horizon is shrouded,
And the beacon Of war blazes dreadfuly
And esS "s are the charms which the heart was
Forgot the enioyments tranquility gave
Every dow'ret is withered, each blossom is
But the wreath which encircles the brow of
the brave.
But spurned be the soul, to true feeling a
That refuses to vaor the need it has won;
lis A prize dearly earned amid peril and dan.
And Shall bloom till eternity Is march is begun.
Be the arm ever hallowed for Freedom con.
tending,
Where the star.adorned banners of Liberty
wave
For the Heaven. blest cause which that arm is
defending,
Makes sacred the wreath which encircles tho
brave.
Though delightful that wreath to the votary Of
glory,
Who scars on the pinions of Victory to fame;
Though each patriotic bosom beats high at the
story,
That embazons with honor Americas name
Yet, tits only in blood that the laurel can -four
ish;
'Tis Horrors red trophy, tits plucked from
the grave,
And the tears Of the widow and orphan mus,
nourish
The wreath that encircles the brow of the
brave.
Yet blame not the bard that, with human aver
sion,
He sbudderinp turns when the hattie storm
lowers,
And eyults that the aim of the patriots exer
ton
Peace, sanctioned by Honor-ere long shsl
he ours.
Then the warrior shall sheathe, with n smile o
devotion,
His sword that he welded his country I,
save;
And the wrealhs they have won on the fiel
and the ocean,
Immortal shall bloom on the brow of tn
brave.
JosEru RoDNAS DRAEE.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
CLOTHING, &C.

OpE0n HALL ODEoN HALL,i-The
" Cheapest and Beet Spring and Summer Clothing 2
In Washington can be had at
W'IEsE.T'FELD S CO.'S,
Cor. Pour.and.a.hali Street and Penna. Avenue.
Spring overcoah and pusters,
Elegant Dress Suita, at lowest ratss, :,
Beautiful Rusinsss ss,e, Z. trihins cost, ~, 20
Business Suits for young men,
Business Suits for middle ages,
At wiESENFELD CO.'S
Dress Suits for wsddinss,
Drces Salts for parties,
Dress Suits for best wear,
AT wIESENFELD Co.'S.
Coats by the thousand,
Fants by the THOUSAND,
AT WIESENFEID CO.'S.
Bcys Ciothiug for the youngest,
Roys Clothing for all sizes.
Boys Clothing for larger bnye,
AT WIESENFEtD CO.'S.
Cheaper than the cheapest,
Finer than the finest,
Better than the best,
Are the garments,
AT wIEsENFFLD CO.'S
Save your money, -
svefy few dollars
VIII gye YOU asplendid ou,at for summer'
If You call As
mar p--TTSS Cor. Penn av, and ~ ct.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

i VI. FENwICK, (late Manager Of the sshins.
ton Branch once or the Scientific Anerioan Patest
Agency Of Nsesrs. Mum % and for more than
with experience Of fourteen years In every branch
relating the Patent ofse, ssa sae iatAssst sf In
ventbfs,l
GU0NGELkoR AND PAfE6T AL ENT,
OiIics In Washington, d. O., northeast corner OF
Seventh And F stfeets, second story directly oppc.
site the Paleot Once.
From Hon. Charles Mason, lhts Corr n, g.
stoner DR. Patehts,
WAsaMcroS, D. c., Oct. !, 1900.
Learning thst r. W. Fenwick, Esq Is aeout 10
open an ofoe 10 this city, % Solicitor OF Patents
cheerfally state that hate long known him as a
gentleman Of large experience In spoh matters, Of
prompt and accurate business habih, Ana Of On
doubted integrity. AZ such, I commend him to the
may "a CHARLks MASON.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

DR. A. ZAPPORE,' Instructor and Lsc-
~ turer in Phydology, Chsmistry, Botany, and
other branches Of Scienoe eonnse eted with Medicine
Also. Teacher Of Frcnoh Spanish, italian, German,
Portuguese, Latin, Greek, and other Languages
Once, No. 81 X street, being near Pennsylvania
avenue aud Twenty. fifth street. sept 8-tf
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
GAS FITTING.

GAS FIxTUREs.-We have in ore, and
" are daily receiving, GAS FIxTukES Of en-.
tirely new patterns and designs and finish superior
in style anything heretofore offered In this market
We Invite citizens generally to cab and examine our
stock Of Gas and Water Fixtures, feeling confident
that we have the best selected stock In Washington
All work in the above line intrustcd to our care
MYERS McGHAN.
mar 2o-6m No. 3Ie ID street
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
-,ENrLEMEH,s READY-MADE

CENTLErSE's READI-MADE
" . K q II Ell r NJ q
Our present assortment Of Gontiernen's Ready.
made Clothing Offers TO citizens and strangers wish.
ing an immediate cvtRt, superior Inducements EN-.
bracing this tmc all styles and qualities Of Dress
and business Garments and Overcoats, In all vare.
ties Fine Shirts and Under clothing Of all kinds.
Kid and other Gloves Of best quality scarisI Iiee
are Offering at our usual low prices
NJ Clothing made to order In the most superior
manner WALL. STEPHENS & co,
mar 27-u 322 Pennsylvania .senue