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Four Horse Man Coacn.

= = H UE NUTsC ULslII OUdCNs
TUNHE only In Lincoln running regarly hreeme
week andback from Fayetteyileo Tuilshoma; leaving
Tulahoma Monday Wednesday and Friday ureturn leave Fay
Thursday Saturday connect the malta
Fsyeteyeznd at Tuahoma and for the sccoods
son passengers. j. B. Smith agent at Tulshema- Good
fvJ-wtf I0uN " TAYT0R
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traYeIingin charge thereof.
FREIGHTS FORWARDED.

By this Rroghs Of all description be fOrvarde
from Philadelphia New York. Boston. Baltimore any pOin
on the Railroads Of Chic Kentucky, Indiana Illinois, Riscon
an, Iowa or Missouri, BY Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects ct Pitburg With
ssaEaera By which Goods be forwarded any port The
Ohio MusnEu, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois
Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, KsnSas, ArkAEEa and Re
Rivers Cleveland, sandusky, and ChcagOWhA all ports
on the North Western Lakes.
Msrchsns and Shippers enusng the transportation Of
their Freight this Company, rely with confidence IL
speedy transit.
The freight any point In the West By the Pennsy
vsna Railroad at ali lines favorable charged b.
thar Railroad Companies.
II ? Be particular to mark packag 'sVIk PIMA z. r.
3. ]. SNERDER, PHILADELPHIA
MA9RAW & KO0NS, so North Street. BaltiE3crs.
LERCH CO., No Astor House, No. 8. VIM. So. N.
LnEOH 4 Co.. No. n State Street, Boston
q. L. HOUSTON, Genl Freight Ag't, Philadelphia
L. L. H0UPT, Genl Ticket Agt. Philadelphia
RHos A. SCOTT, Genl sup't, Altoona, Pa.
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UaR NOTICE..
CORN ANDHAY.

TNRoM Gnfafter this Gate We viii sell co
Cash, II my clerks hare volunteered
other coursf is left ~
an1a &P J. "
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RING them alcng and have their pictures taken. a9d
I'D will guarantees perfect likeness time Hehass
Room bnlt expressly for their and them in ae
ten Of asecond Mothers need not take them g Gal
ery dozen times and At last disappointed, ~ sy VIII
ssi7 4 - HUaHEs PREMIUH GALLKRri
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Seeds.

Flour, Corn, &c.
GAn BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour
ONJJ $50 sacks Coru;
- bbls Lard;
so g Green Apples;
p cases Payrspine Wax Candles
500 Flour Sack, hfty pounds,)
On eonsgnmant,f for sale By
W, WATTS 4 Co,
sauIoN No 81 co,ra0e street. near Proad,
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EATHA ZINE H<OONIs.


200 dozen very ne BroOms. jlstrecsiysa On eoasg,
are offering very cheap. Nov ID your tle f1F gosi
n.rg7-s ''AA 7 os zss
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lust received for constantly article Of Parsf
al nne vArn Of The beat quality, in quantities 70 suit pur
chssers.s t4 BENZ SHIELDS a. CO.
Also, consignment Of PerfnmeEy, Enyelops for
trade. liAnes-tl - b r. 8. s 90.
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'It Lux ct Lux Fuif
Notice 10 Shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.

HAsavILLE, Tenn, March b, lcolt
Treghts rem the consigned the Nashville
&ChatADoogs r Co.. at Nashville, and designed for ship
ne heRoad Of said oompanyFEe arriving ct Nashville in
greater quantities be shipped Immediately the rosd
or stored warehouses Ct the company, that temporary
storage have for the time to be found elsewhere
and for the purpose having the charges for
uniform arrangements have been made with Messr
Davis Harrison No Front street for the storage Of all
river eRhts at cost copsgnee Of Sl0 ton Of 200
pounds which Extra Drayage, storage and handling
premium commissions snd all Incidental
10 sterare They agreeing protect the gkts for forty
Eve days. without charge II protection for thst
length Of found necessary from cause-Sch Is not
ancrAted particular attention viii be paid TO dates and
each lot forwsrde rIh txtrtiop will be made
to give expedition Ttl I'm. and obyste ne
>.e.Ity Of sto- &c at Nashvlle
Marsa-a ss NV. COLE, supt.
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
Vulua b lie Land for sale.
975 acres cleared, and in a fine state
~ of CultfvatiOns
HNHIs Farm lies mile Jones Station the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles from Winehes
Ter, and three miles from Salem, Franklin county On the
Farm comfortable DWELLING good negro collins, and all
necessary houses Close the dwelling fne spring.
good Cstn, and plenty 81 ng water The land
ILL RkCH and for cultivation, stands unsurpassed BY any
IL the county propose 70 sell this valuable Tract Land,
and would refer who wish to about Jsh1 p
White Nashville Tenn AS. oolyar, WincheSter, sy
can refer 70 me on the premises
HARVEY 3. WILLIAMS,
oct a-n Winchester franklin county, Tenn.
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Fare always as low and Time as quick as
by amy other Route.
ASK F0R TTOKETS 81 PI7zSBUGE
Tbs completion the Western connection Of the Pennsyvania
Railroad to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
THE GREAT WEST.
The connecting tracks By the Railroad Bridge at PSbur,
avoiding all dsyage ferrsge Of freight together with the
ing OF time advantages readily appreciated ~ Shippers Of
freight, and the travelling pabhe-
FOR Freight ContFseons Shipping Directions apply TO I'D
dress either ithe folio Eng agents Of the company:
D. A. STEW Art, Pifsburgs
H. Pierce Co., Zznesvile J. J. Johnston, Ripley o; R.
McNeeley MaysFs, Ky. Ormsby Chopper, Portsmouth o.
Paddock Co, Jacksonville, Ind; Brown Co Gin
cnnati, o.. Ahern HILBERT Cincinnati, o.. Meldrum.
Madison, lid jos Moore, Louisville, KY; 0Riey
Co. Evansville, Ind; Graham Co., Cairo, Ill;
Sass shaier Glass; st. Louis No. John Harris, Nashville
Tenn. Harris Hunt, Memphis, Tenn Clarke Co., Chicago
III. WI Koontz, Alton, Ill. freight Agentsof Rail-
roads 1t different points in the West.
rhe Greatest Facilities offered I0r the Pro-
lection and Speedy transportation Of
LIVE STOCK,
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Private Letter from Commodore Da-
pont To the Assistant secretary oil

Private Letter from Commodore Da-
Don't TO the Assistant secretary Of
the Navy.
The following Is portion OF private LEI
Ter from flag officer Dupont 10 the Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy:
Ok Board FEIeATE WABAsH.t
PorT RoYAL, 5. O.. November ..
M Dear Mr. For:-During the disheart
ening events OF our passage my faith never
gave way, but az some moments IL seemed
appalling On the other hand permit no
citation al our success, yet cannot refrain
from telling yon that il has been moro com
plete and more brilliant than 4 ever could
have believed. have been too fatguet 70
send Oct ailed Official accound OF the battle
Ny report Is fun up 10 the eve Of IL. and
think will interest YOU, but have contented
myself with a suceinet account. which think
will be liked "a well as n more detailed var
ratise This | will however, forward in
time for the Secretary TO report.
kept under way and made three turns,
though passed FIVE times between the ferts.
I had thanking division of five ships 10
watch. Old Tatnall had eight small and
swirl steamers ready 10 pounce upon any Of
ours should they be disabled. / could get
none Of nv big frigafes mp thought the
Sabine would have gotten clear 10 the Saint
Lawrence. sent no word. AMI the SAvan-
nah was blown on. do NOT regret II now.
except on their account. / believe my plan
was clever | stood against the tide, and had
the management the better in consequence.
Their confidence was extreme that they could
drive Us away.
They fought bravelv, aud the fided guns
never missed. An eighty FOUNDER rified sho,
went through our mainmast in the centre,
making an awful hole They aimed at our
bridge. where they knew they would make a
hole il lucky. A shot In the centre let wa
ter into the AFTER magazine, but | saved per
haps hundred lives by keeping uneer way
and being Ia close, We found their sight
graduated at 600 yards.
+. When they once broke, the stampede was
intense, and not gun was spiked. In truth
/ never witnessed such fire as that of this
ship on her second turn, and | am told thai
its effect upon the spectators outside OF hei
was intense
learn that, when they saw the flag nyins
on shore, the troops were powerless TO cheer
but wept. Gen. Sherman was deeply affec
ted, and the soldiers are loud and unstiniinG
in their expression of admiration and crati
tude
The works arc most scientifically con
structed, and there is nothing like For
Walker ON the Potomac. ! did not allos
the victory TO check our arior. but dispatch
ell some vessels, under Capt. ellis, over {
lac other side to-day. | had sent an exped
ton to Beaufort 70 save the lightSessels. bu
they were instantly fired after the surrender
Beaufort IA deserted. The negroes ar
v,sfd 9Th tov nj raxonre They have hee
shot down. they say, 1.-The dogs. because the
would not 60 OF with their masters. hav
already boat nj Scull Greek. and the con
, uunication between c harleston and SsyaI
nah 5 cut OF.
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East Tennessee and Southern News
From Rebel Sources-East Tennessee
Awake - Cotton States Corvuised
with Terror.

BALTIMORE Nov lJ.--Ihe Norfolk Day
Book of yesterday contains few important
items II says the accounts Of bridge burn
ing in Tennessee were exaggerated. The
bridge over Holston river has been repaired
and the telegraph rebuilt.
II +, however, evident that Parson Brown
low and Andy johnson gangs arc in the noun
tains about Bristol, giving trouble.
4 letter from Lynchburg brings the latest
intelligence from Fast Tennessee.
There was a fight on Sunday night near
Bristol. between, ths temporary volunteers
and 100 men under Capt. Miller. Two of
Miller's men and himself were wounded and
nine Union men were killed. two wounded
and two prisoners
Reliable news from Kentucky reaches us
that our troops have fallen back 20 Round
Gap. are pursued by 1000 Federals. We
have large quartity Of baggage. munitions.
artillery. &c.
LYNcHDERo. Nov. l3.-The following in
I formation was received by the President Of
/ the Tennessee and Virginia Railroad:
JoSIxboRorGn. Nov. l3.-1'he Union men
have camp Of about thirteen hundred al
I ElzabethtoWn. near 200. near Strasbourg
Plains Both are increasing. and threaten to
take possession Of the railroad.
I1NtlthlEtHs NOV. IL hHoAfiif FAl~
been placed under martial law.
Forty Eve prisoners taken BIZ floyd's com.
mand have arrived. A portion were cap
tured during The recent eleciion in the North.
west
Tho Nashville Union AMI American viii
publish 10 morrow an address 10 the people
OF Tennessee from Gov Harris, to furnish
all the double barrel shot guns and rifles "a
& 49,. fto me-. t4... f.fI.~t~.s
Il calls on Tennesseeans a. exhaust e..
cry resource Of the States before the inva
der shall poihate Tennessee
Parties arrived from East Tennessee re
port great excitement there. and fears Of a
general outbreak.
The Charleston Courier al the llth inst.
giving dcfailed account 81 he engagement
% Port Royal. says:
The storm Of iron vas bcvond all descFp
ton. bar most Ike roaring wind through
the rigging of a ship IN n tempest. and sAvs
up "a ~ O'Clock net a man was Killed. bat a.
that hoar the the enemy sueccctlcd n en-
iilading the batteries. The Ere proved de
sssuciive, killing l 1 and vonnding - IN ths
fort. being mostly among the German srtii
lerY Of Charleston $50
The maneuvering Of the aect : adrnistcr
~ the best psval ofhcers q hase been grand
" executed.
The Charleston Courier hss n dispatch 81
the 18th that Beaufort was rneecurei.
Tie savannah Republican '',at cts
IA intense excitement. easnoer Of fzmi
lies had packed ~. and mHy women an
children cent froua the cifx.
The eirseF ~ats oa the Whole ve tlink III
portiaa IL our populaiioa shoull net b
rfes-enf 81 enab rrsst The defender - -
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BIZ our dispsiches ihis morning u viii be
be ssch that he mission of Squire Mason
and SLIpxIl has been abruptly terminated
Syths meddllng Disposition Of tcsumeecrc
wnxrz- Il appears shrs. xslkfs. Who has
long been noted for his entssps.sing HABITS o.
looking sfter thinss r<ss an ,aseese"o''s"-
visit TO the cabin Of Ne British mail steamer
and fin.iing these dissipsnishsd rebels aboard
exteaded to them inc hospi'alisie' 81 me
San Jacinto IN ssch pr<t s;as terms. that they
had no, the heart TO refnse.y appear 'a'-
iher that IN shIs anair VIII. ~ imitation
OF Old Hickory. s.tookshe responsibility At
the r;sk Of losing his. ship. Is Of course he
vi, he cesrs snartiAlsd. and oar cssernmeni
viii have to apologisqto Madame 'ieroH'A'
But the transfer Of those traitor Comuissiof'-
srs from the Courts or 81 james and 81
.csoni. 20 that of Father AsnsHss, = an es1
deoce of the higA appreciation IN which sney
are held by the American Government anu
,..s evidence will doubtless be strcngthed by
-. len nh Of their -tzy. In the mean time,
we would suggest TO Esq. DAVIS. that these
;s.u.sor;sI traitors viii he > moieis OF Fetr.'
hutton II the least harm accr'ses to the ehiv-
.lrous Corcoran. They win make distin-
.g,isbed peroration or afserpiece. 10 the hang
ing of the pirates OF the Savannah Ycs
had better consult your friends AAsoS anc
er,prtt. Mr.. DAVIS. before you commenc.
hanging. The fact il. iv have possession o
the largest hemp growing region. and ar
rxpidlv moving towards good cotton eoun
try.
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On the 18th inst, Al The rss.deIcc Of Ike bride,
father, al Prairie View. Clinton eounsy, Iowa, bs
Rev. G. u. A. Hebard, CHsEifs p. Bzozsw. 81 saiS
cly, 10 Ms JksoiE l.. RKzsos.
Ne welcome excellent young friend 90 the fra
terny q Benedies, feeling assured he win prove 10
Il both an honor aud an ornament.
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COLLIE cIATE.
Terre-H aute Female College

rus sEafNul sgNi-ANNl'u. SESSION. eff.
i fsrss- Ha.la fensie Cclisge. ill cousnspos -
liiafsd4s. fhe ,,th q <eFfer1nef poxt. r. kaIns
fAsfess..rs al 1eae1e sbs have ssff sna sass
slfnNsa4 fIle3 he srfsfsi departments ~ th@ f,,i-
isr frrfefste via. sifh So exaefsfeue csE0n1-<
- ihe Sshesa Isese vishiax - enter ftanif d -
81 81 sil,ainz n psssiiie Any farth-f inf~-r.s.
lee - srassiez,,e - ~ s,eui. ulsF - k.f - -
ress.1.n ~ ar.iPrsienrf - Trrre-usals.
ssisla IoHs covfxT.
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AUCTION.

I WILL sell n Public Auction. n
I ~ nrsg sloge. "a he eernsr q Lafayette 49,
facn< Streets. in SlhieFtrsrn Tkrrzda7. -evs---
her ftfh. ms cuilrs ~fark. consisting ia part ~
Drug. Medicines. Groceries. trcckerr, Tinwars,
Nnroas afsi lnsff fsh-T effIrie< "a ruae~o1z .
n,rhslssI = =. NeHis
frruls - esie rsst
Me-. 81. 81. di~
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Two Ways oi getting the cotton out
Either by letting il out ON bale. OF by bag
ging ns--f.eHisrliie DENT
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1 LAFAYETTE csiilog i.ieuily Indignant a.
Tire f<sfrr. lie : fnll q wrath. nsl de-
clsfoz thai be ard ether. Ike lnn' arc oar
sse-,asi. y - eers o. conrsc re sitter
= he shr> displays his dictionary knople-lFe
+ = tat believer ia tl,s Central tsmuiiisee S
hfsllihitt ->esr iliasH f,efefT
Tee If.fatf eu.ht noi - sheer atso happy
~ exhibition - igforsnce Auy thng -
siliklaR AID uofel deser, g cemmcndstsoa.
sci ve in-ist tiaf lie freps rab. si,ail keep
- NeN tine sc mag F1z9c~ q sould
- : god thug 81 Rlose ~ Iisfie <ni .
rizr~ tiisf = ~ : he better Il nor fhr sppe-
f.ef " The LeJ~r --fadisnagsfit Jonraal
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AUDITORS OyFTcE, Woo CouSls,l
Terre Hantc, Nov. 10, lsSi.
THE semi-annual distribution OF
Il the Schoo! Fund Revenue % Nigo county vas
this day made. The several Township Trustees VIII
pleas take notice EsG- ALLEN.
d&wlt Auditor viEo county.
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NJ EDIcAl.


SsTAIE or INDIANA, woo COUNTY, IS.
- No 6sl Common Pleas Gourt, December
Terra ISL W b. Tuell and John y. Usher vs.. John
wood-Mortgage and Foreclose.
On this day, 10 wit. the 18Th day Of December, A.
d. 1872 CONES the plaintiffs by Usher. their After
ncv, aud ilc their complaint hercin also a compe-
tent witness affidavit, showing that the defendant
l. a non-r resident Of the state OF Indiana.
Notice Is therefore hereby given 70 the said de-
fendant OF the ding aud tendency Of this proceeding
and that the same will he heard and determined al
III. ncxt term Of our said Court commencing on the
third Monday % December next, A n. ISL
Atss.;: i'll. BLAKE, Clerk.
Nos. l6. dltw3Sprs<S.oJ.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-18

The Louisville D.asern publishes a dis.
patch firm. dc army AZ London. stating that
Woo!fnrd ard Dfamleits forces a that point
have been ordered 10 advance TO tho Ten
rcssee line and enter that State. We doubt
if the advance mesa any thing 20 irntsrsaut
Two Regiments could hardly be the force
destined for the invasion of Tennessee. \
reconnaissance Is probably intended ana NJ
thine more
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LEGAL.


To fhe Tar Poysrs Of Fieo County
TRruURER's OFFICE, Oct. 18th. l-6i.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
AVTsx duplicate fcE les, bas been received. AID
,he f,iio,i-, = fse rate C. Tsses for said rear.
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r. p. DECK 4 GO.

JAc0S ESGIEs. fcsrrAS.
NIB. Constantly on hs-c q Superior article of
WATER PROOF OIL BLEACHING, va-rsnied . -
water proof srs % make Ire leather SO sud rsh.e.
Oct. ID
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D. Ire tqaifahle adjustment. and prompt Cssh -
nrntiy TIE bead q its prce.slou While ir eslsn
size. practical ana nrsi-elass Business sysietn y T.
cal aGencfe- - net rxcsiied ~ any SIMILAR co-rors
i.on il the World.
lnsu-snces solicited. ana policies issued and re-
nercd Ia this lesins corrorstion a. far rates, ~
NcIEAN x CRANE.
aos1diu nr<itfnf AFcols
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DIR. 4. "a. ucLenn's Volcanic Oss
Iiuimens.

THK BTsF h1TrsSAi II IN. Hosif. yoG 81.
OF Ryhsl
Thousands q LsnaAn teiurs bas- her -.s..s o..
e cec-eritode and misery. - tlr 49, Il ia ~. ~
nss!c i-ni-isDL J. viii relicvc PAIN sirs- irs.a-
tgneoa.'y, and i WI c!eans-, p--if, ass .e.s ~
fri'r@; esI IA an Incredibly short tf-1- r.,f-sr,.,
yoif ASlC on, tlSINEST viii relis~.. I = ,nsss 81
veir-sie cases ~ Rheumatism, 0cri, o. Nanrn.gia
pr Paralysis. Contracted Hueces Stirn<s- - Wal
ssse n lie Jes1ts. HrEsies g. figars-rts u ~ -.
er faii. Two applications WI cure so-r Tfror,
HesTsch~ o. fs-Sebe. Per Burr - S.1lds. ~ - .
rs,n. q = an snfsliihis rsrn~ts a. and Won NJ
fnl q ~ ini'r@ns'eis rr-r"d,. hesr x slwsvs "a
han
PLANTERS. FARMERS o. any o-s Aariss chsrs.
o. ho-ss> = "a ssts Fr-sey ~ uslGg xsLesn's We
casio c. I-n'merI Il i spef,y AID intailfs-
cure ior 1eis sp-dns Chafes. sweing-. r.lsrsr-s~.
Swee1ev. Sores. Nou-de, Scratches er A.. ert.-,.l
cissase-- 1ry a, sn1 va wiz b. convfaccs
Dr.. }. Id Mclean. Sole rropr,esor.
tendsiy saint L,sis ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-18

Ga l-Frs cesvfAifI. SiLlorsSkss. stAnAcsz A.
There never hes been CATEARTTc rnresra
ofefsdfo The pubic. ia. hs< gwen enea eufire a.
ssfar.;<n - kcIfsn's Universe rts.
Br.ng entirely v~-et.h.e. thsy are perf.r.lf ipr.
oe snd esn be tskeu by TIE most tender infant: ~,
prompt a-sd powerful ~ rezao,sng sl hi Is s.-r..
lions, acid CT impure. fsf.d matter from sss s,o.r
II fact tfey the erly pills fS-t se-sf - 49,. =
ipeiar'ouS Districts
Thsy profucs 10 griIirs, ickrss< ~ ,s.n In a.
fc-srh - bowels. oouEh sr-y active and sea-chu,
IA tcir operation promoting healthy frcresiors =
tar irrr sne Aidney.. who VII suffer f-sm hillpss
r-ss. hssdscse al foul rloxnarh when a. eh-.n :
-,eey ca = cttaiEe1i Keep tbrrn consiarf,r e.
hasc: 4 s.ngic doe tssen1n Ceason. may ,rerer.
Losirs. DAYS ard mcnsk. ef s.cxness AZ ~ ~ !
H. Hctesn's lriverral PITS. Take 10 oahrr PIN
oos'ef they arr .asseless. Price oniy IS cents r.
boz srd rln he sent ~ nal % any part a th- r.
J. n. MILAN. sole iropr..ia-.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-18
Well Tried Corpora ton.

r. every nan Who desires to besiow his insnrsnc.
naffarara mon
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26
Confederate svindiing.

There nast be some psmitigated .shyiosks
in Middle Tennessee, engsged 10 swisdlink.
The ClsrksvilIe casOaieis thus tebsses them !:
~Wheh ne thipk Of the sels-secrifeing pat
Fiotism e. bar brase volunteers, aud then look
at tue SkyIoeky, AZ home, VIM extcrt the last
cent from their families for the aecessafies Of
life, the contrast IS painfully disgusting The
easse Of fiie South must suffer severely under
snch Stale of thfngs, and shonld the war
continue long, the country viii learn. TO its
cost, that ueH viii not volunteer to fight It's
battles. lesgiGg their dependent Wiyes aad
daughters % the tender ehsFisies fths sharp
eEs Whs have no higher o. hotter ambition
ihaa 60 speculate epoa the stansy pitsance Of
daily breal that Prolongs without comforting
life. Tbe 4Oldier has nc spirit 90 fight the
common enemy Nker be knows that he leaves
behind him deadly fos 10 the lcenfforis Of
bis fzsnilY, and is made 70 feel that every dan
ger he eneonAters and every hardship heieh-
aaFss 10 Tor the defenseief the userreuAry aad
heartiess specuIatnfs, Tho make dire necessity
the pretext for oppression. The press, IN eF-
cry sectiea OF tbe CoaledeFary lie jeud 10 rs
Complaints against gneh HnnainEal eeadaet,
and 10 North CarolinA the government has
found il necessary 10 shterpose fts authority
I'M ,as prstFGtiea Of families sgainst the mo-
nopiislzing greed Of thaEe who seek 10 bald
mp tprtnues apoa the nbeessist 81 thr tfmes.
If common hsmanity, OF FeHse ss shame
.eannot reach tllpse nsp : aud tbe lave will not,
the tiEe is not distant when Js3ge l.ynch xiii
pass ssaienee upon thep.a = ~ * - ~
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Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26

Highland Bttsera and scotch Tonics-
TIE sa furnishes the material Ut every bone. muscle,
eiana ard siife In the human frame. When pare
tee health every uFRan when corrupt neeesssr-
~ pruiaees disease The Highland BtIers aud Scotch
Teac operates dlFsetlpoa the elements Of the stream
Of l BeafFalsiRg chr principle u disease, and thus ra
ealiy eRring the mRlady whe her heated IN the RsFrs
the a0ute DE ttr<r the lsss, the shtelnA Che skis,
the brBa any other part of the system Sold BY the
eus fFopssstuxs 8. MANSRIkbD CO. Wholesale bftz-
gists Memphis TeAa aud By aIl respectable drugE =
knoxville, Tenn. oet&bs
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26

1tneeAa lfeallfitys-we would adSiss all who are
aetr1 with geaefa Dslliy 90 try AeiRan's strength
eaink cpfafab lt Is certainly valuable Trmedy many
q cur fes hRya fried H. aud they reeossmend " very
hshy - Tone and Alternative. It is yety pheasant to
take.
EyeFy eoenfry ritFshAht IN laying In his supplies should
~ s 10 take acme Of this Cordial IL sdls rapidly, be-
Fond The aaa4 saBgune expectations 81 the ps ivtur
aa Ay last week be peld every bottle hf bad hand
NV vii incresed abilities, he h able u supply all de
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