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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-11
gHERIFF SALE GnrFIrn q Grlr-

~ FALlNlLE GALL N@ltEAAlA ~ GiiA1
FIFTH.
paintiH VS.. Francis Gfiath aud Nathaniel Griffith,
aelenaahts. Judgment 81 foreclosure and sale.
By virtue Of Judgment 1T foreclosure and sale Issued
out ofhe above eonr favor of heaboYo nalAed
nlaint and against above nasaed dfiendans beAI
Jna d.te on the Ilth day Of October, A. y. I8al and q
the drec ION OK paiatis attorneys shall the 3tst
saq 81 Jaanap DS32, az the hear 81 ten o'clock Y
tie forenoon sud da5s Oiiei iJs SIC ans VIZ 81 "a
the highest and best bidder Tor cash IN hana, az the
outer do1r OF the court house, in she village q Lam
CASTER Grant county, Wisconsin, tho following descb
I'd real estate, to wit Tie southwest quarter u the
south cast quarter Of section no. eleven aus the north
half Of lbe Southwest quarter Of section 10 two 20,
ana the northeast quarter OF section 40, TWO f2s a
IN town no four Cd north Of range no one ~ VEST
The fourth principal meridian, containing ~ ACRES
more OF less. SAID prslnies ordered sold ~ this
case e. raise tue 81 seventeen undged aua sky
tbree ana g5-IGQ dollars due 0n said mortgage 20 tAe
,sts Of the report Of the referee With tue interest
and costs o ihis action and costs csusng, together
with tic sum Of one thousand and i've hundred de-
lara tile principal set 70 become due, with Co.,
s-l00 aoias, the interset steoa - we cate Oh tue
Judgment making $2lo2 slice, hssilss the amount al
ready due as aforesaid, togetner win Interest on said
sf uamgd From the dae 81 the Iads meht, unless
the defendants shail pas to said naiptiA orbrng INTO
court lie saa amount dlc rs af0re AID with the IN
ere. tn, reon and Ill costs and expenses OF this az
fi,n-Ilaf.d sheriff office, october ~ lsol.
j. &. MOORE, shellH G4altCo. Wis.
Paine & Carter psinfiH'a aitorbe4s 20-I3w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-11
c,,TRAY STEERl
TRAY CALF !!

Came Is tle enclosure Of The sa5sc ibor, iigiag in
t46 PART 81 tue sssse Of Potosi kaowa as Van Bafen,
"a o .st he lst illsi., CALI two yests oid
nexi spring coor red with white belly, near one
horp and 81 tip Of the tail.
The owner can hare the same By proving property
ard pas ia3 charges ~ LIZ s03Ah.
Po,osi, Dse. s. 1861. CD = @1-Nt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-11
Hurricane Grove, Dec. 5, 1861
cTRAY NOTICE..

Taken up BY tie san 49,, residing in thc sown OF
Beetown On land owned by ban, in said town,
about te Sfh dav OF Mog emaeI, 1861, pace ied
about seyen or eight years i'd marked with star IN
his forehead, crop oil the lefl saF, white spot on me
requested TO prove property ay charges aad iake said
stray away. y. Y, hishAAN.
Beetown. Dec. 4, 1861. 28-w4S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-11
cADDLERY AND
HARNESS SHOP AT BDSC0BEL !

p. r. WAIJSER keeps ava = on hand lall assort,
sil malls 10 rtsr ia suit customers. He wafrAals a
70 an lie recommendations, Repairing neatly
sshel wis.. orosite y. E. Pasksr's store. 25-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-11
Little Grant, Dec 4, ls6
STEER!

Taken up by The subscriber, residing lands occu-
pied and owned BY him IN the town OF Wyilusing, on
lie 29th lay OF November, 1861, oae black and white
spotted steer, supposed TO be or two tears old,
rali.4d wish round hole hroug each car ami crop
oil the left
Tic ovner is requested t. prove property pay eaarges
and ssk said steer away. JEhOAh tsJoI.
Wyllllsing, VAS, Dec. a 1861 zo-W4s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-11
caYRAY NOTICE.

~ ..,i,..,tra ,esf6iny On The Old eitacuo
49,, gi,rt ls r miles south ct Zee town, alto Il tho
a,t an u This month, ono iighi-roane COW tariy
,h1tel with led eats, 40 ca MARKS, suppoaeu y ~
three cars old rae owner " ~ f{ ,S,
ana lake her away. n DIV ~
waterloo, NoY. 10, 1901. @'hA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-11

r,iyen up by tile subscriber on iha Oh Instant one
red two-year OF steer, and one psnde tSo year oa
eir. some ii hile on tho ogelead; als9s ont feunna
ME yearlinz Dal, ia TIC town 81 FatcA 1rVve see
ton IL town s. range I'VE owner Is requested 70
come forward, pay cAaises, prove properly an, any t'0
thea. AZ ~ DA''s-A'' 49,
Patch Grove, November ~, 1861 1tNa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-11
gTRAY COLT. HEIFER d STEER

Taken up by the subscriber, residing on lands owned
by him ia the town Little Grant, the Z9th day Of
November, 1861 the following stays; One bay mare
colt yearlng last spring, wAits spot in forehead and
Willie spot on nose; Aeatng past steer, two
red ears; also, white and red yeaThug heller, White
face. The owner or owners are requested 10 prove
property pay charges and take said property
JAMES PRIDEAUX.
IiftIa Grant Nee 4 1851 26.W4R
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-11
c,rRAY SIEERl

e3axnsfron lie subscriber residing two miles NORTH
efy ~ sasier ABOUT the ursi q November ash ong
,otac steer tao years ola TINS coming rpilngt tsa
~ * bsdy wbie, e-t sinail spots on tdeh,
800 notch ln each ar cvse 70 TAG heAd, tut
NJ ifo i4lfsn - each car. VIII iewald me hneer
~ 49, 40 information delivering THE same
wei ~ 800 VII y. A0N DIN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-11
.srRAY MAlsN COLI.

raksn up ~ he subscriber, living 10 the town of
Pstg3 Grove on LANDS Owhcf by him, ont mile nofth
al Moses nc6lons, maze COLT two years oiu'
with dark leg, bead; ~ lAaiks On heF. Ing eWh
sud STRAY. hNteNh hnDA.
: qatsh drove, November 70, 1891. 2f-ws'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-11
rlTIE MURRAY FARM TO LET

Also i small Farm On ectioh Z, loNn = ss
For terms. apply To- 1s74o
''sU"s' WI PTff DfswEY, Esqs cassy se.
Koy i, 1861.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20
We Appreciate and Thank.

Our thanks are due, and we now most
cheerfully tender them, the host of kind
friends, in various States, North and South
who, during several months past, and even
yet, so generously labor to extend the circula-
tion of our paper. The additional names en-
tered upon our list, during the past
three months have in number exceeded our
most sanguine expectations, and they have
fsri6Ied those who have Withdrawn, on ac-
eonnt of our opposition to the treason of Sc
cession. Upon the appreciation of our pa
per, byAn independent public, we alone de-
Yensi, and not upon the State or General Gov
/ernment. The business of this periodical,
during the life time of its present proprietor,
will be to ma ke warupon midnight assassins,
the hateful monster of Intemperance, the
treacherous' advocate Of Secession, the vii
lainous Abolitonist, and all other bantlings
of the Devil. Relying upon the real people,
who love liberty and independence, We renew
our thanks to those who are getting up clubs
for our paper, and we promise them that we
will continue in our march against villainy
and corruption.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20
Sensation II eWs Items.

The frauds and abuses put upon the peo-
pie through the agsney of teiegraphc dis
patches. is outrageous, and ought not to be
tolerated any longer. They are not only de-
cciving. but they are bringing the newspa-
pers publishing them into disrepute, and the
telegraph wires into contemat. No one
In 5ws when ,Gbelieve Kay disestct1ks sess,
r, how much to believe Weswould not
blame the people to cut do~ase~efy post, on
every line Nires in tie land, and thus en-
of their infamous lies, and their partizau mis-
representations. They are an Insult to Truth;
a fraud upon the public, and dishonor to
the Press. The people Of al! classes look to
the Press for light and truth, and they have
right to expect both through that channel.
paper that would keep the people in the
dark by publishing dispatches known and
proven to be false, should be kicked out OF
company.
We give these dispatches. when we are
wanting faith in them, because we are anx
ious to give the people all we can in the way
OF news. but we warn the people against all
these dispatches.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20
SpoilS is their Gnd

We have now had ga Go, ernment' six
weeks---a government attaining to power,
upon the heels of one retiring, as corrupt, az
unpatriotic, and as infamous, as the Dew
ever attempted to originate for the ruin IF
man, or the damnation of souls. We hav
government attaining to power under circ,pl-
stances demanding the prompted exerciseof
the most disinterested patriotism, and F4he
highest order of Statesmanship. The wioIe
country,-those for and against the new Al
ministration, have looked with the liveIhst in
terest to what would be done, and what has
been accomplished Nothing, nothing, save
distribution of spoils to a third rate class
of men, hungry valves. Observation-Disclosures,
and ur mtigstcd blackguards, who followed
Nr. Lincoln on his foolish tour to Washing
ton, and heard him proclaim at every Depot
and cake-stand on his route, that % nobody is
hurt, there is nothing wrong" This marcl,
OF Mr. Lincoln, and the accompanying swarm
OF iow-fung negro-worshiping oflice-seekers.
orings - mind the Northern hive that follow.
ed Atiiia do~n to the sack and robbery of
home' crying ooAas they advanced, s:,here is
notnlng wrong-these is no one hurt" The
spoils first, the country last, is the maxim of
the swarm of partizans, who elected Lincol,
and who now besiege him at Wasb;n,,o,,
Piunder is the leading idea at the Whit.
House, and the character of the no,;.;n.l
mendicants who swarm around that cir
temple, is that of a low-fung set of scoro-H
gers, seeking bread and meat in the namo -
Niggers rightsi Seriously We do,h.
er the state OF the country has engaged one
nour OF the serious thought of the Pres.
ioent ana his Cabinet, in the six weeks tbev
nave oeen IN power We shall not be at 81,
surprised if the Barngate pirates who esc.n
cd into the swamps of q Southern Confed.r
acy, at the breaking up of den of th;.r..
under Buchanan, turn out to have been ~
est men, Compared with the negro worsbina-.
under Lincoln.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20

dictation q ~ curriers' o. .s.sf3i & The
last man in the State u j Sc we are not
voted for by majority Of her .itisens. We
ire before the country as an ixDrpsxpEsr
0AsDIDArE, asking ar election at the
hands of the people, because Of the princi-
pies "e represent Old parties t.ye dsban-
aed, and kithh them We propose 20 do away
old party mdehinery, and le: every man assert
his Independence. If majority of the vo-
sers in Tennessee p are not prepared to do this
we have no desire to be elected by them, 10
any Office whatever. A'
We have no pecuuiary means with which
20 buy up presses, infuential men, or votes,
and if We had, we should scorn to use them
in such f way. We shall not offer any man
'iGHor for bis vote, nor do we war: amy friend
in the State to treat for US, to as much as ono
spoonful q erdent .pirits. We need no apollo
sies madd u other sections of the State, for
any e1tre&ae rie~s ne may entertain. The
OLD CLAY WHIG doctrine that we have advo-
cnted in our paper for the last twenty-five
years, are orr sentiments now. The Know
NornIsa creed that We have heretofore advo-
Gated in our paper, IS s.W our creed The UL-
IRA UNION SENTIMENTS we have taught, for
the last twelve months, ard our hostile teach
ings concerning the herisy of SECESSION, sre
all, with US, WELL DiGEsTgo ARTICLES OF po-
LIrIDAL FArTH, and sill remain to the end
of our career. We are thus explicit, because
we do not wish 70 deceive any man, or to sail
under false eolors. We had rather be de-
feated than 70 ee elected under false preten-
ce5.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20

la Csnrention Saturday, che folio wing res-
oluiion, the eighth Of the majority report, was
adopted without division:
8. The people Of Virginia recognise the
American priucirie that government is found.
ed in the consent OF the governed, and the
right Of the reople Of the several States OF
this Union, Tor just causes, TO withdraw from
their association uader the Federal Gorsrn-
ment with the people CT the other States, aud
10 erect new governments for their better Sc
eurity, and they will never consent that ,,,s
federal power, which IS n rS.i ,nrir power,
'nali be exerted for the purpose OF srhjugatins
tac people of such S.ateS g the federal su-
thority: n o. l,e- .-.-,--
When taken up, Ar. Cas.iis moved to strike
ont, with view To insert an amendment Of q
very different character. This motion was
Iost by vote Of ia to 23. After several
other motions to amend were made and lost,
the resolution as reported above WAS adopted
without division. We may therefore safely
infer that il embodies the sentiment O. an
Overwhelming majority of the Convention. It
is SO worded rs to avoid characteriziug tho
right Of withdrawal. e., whether il be rev.
olutonary or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to eacl
gentleman the pleasure Of cherishing his own
crotchet and travelling his own road. But as
to the result-ihe grand result-that each
State has the rigat of withdrawal-fhot COM
raands the assent of the assembled sovereign
ty of the State.-Richmond wing. POI.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20
Latest War News!

A dispatch to gentleman in this city, da-
ted Lynchburg, IL o'clock at night, Thursday
lltb, states that the fGhtiBe had not then
commenced at Charleston, but was hourly ex-
pc ted. Gov Pickens had'ordered MAJ. An
DERsos to quit the Fort at o'clock the even
ing before, or he would commence the at
tack. The war steamers OF the U. s. Gov
ernment were hourly expected; and, as mat
ter of course, upon their arrival and attempt
TO furnish Anderson, as they will do, and
ought to do, or die in the attempt, the conflict
will come en-. m
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20
Commissioners Rejected.

Secretary Seward notified the Southern
Commissioners, on the 9th inst, that they
would not be received by the Government, as
Commissioners, and that he could only give
,be,n an audience as private gentlemen. This
they regarded as decisive answer, and left
for home, while their bogus government re-
gard it as sause Of war
We endorse the action of Seward, and we
consider that to recognize any such Commis-
s;on.rs xould be to admit the right of Seees-
sion This done, the Government would have
to treat with .hem and treat with any faction
Of . State that might hereafter secedel
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20
The Nashville Nomination.

Most of the counties in this s,.,sx
pointed Delegates to Convention to \. ~ up
in Nashville, the first week in next mos., "eia
nominate candidate to be supported =. %
union men OF the State for Governor ,ne ny
srs enquired of to know, if we s,,s.1. Ne
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20

sst<<za.as xr-ss{1s-s ssza - 1apnmss sss ~Sr'
- &pq1eaeQo ZoNek bid ~.
- nae, ediau - 1ook 1spessesA NJ
hae(l ~ 1tasA seRA ~ peaAaoa s1szD ~ vko1'|
aWtichs n M ~ M~y 49, - theus ~ &e1
1hsal hesa - slhsaR nsnpaaF tAes AgAaos vaa,
IRE made en- Seal depoeit Hi1l prk -
Master n Chaaeery, ,.af 81. .lsas - soshe(
Deetiep bad ,deRositsd pisA hip eseaoes mas !
kIag thsifisp a eae huAare1 sbouaaDasd The
~ Al;hg &Axing ezsiseA ueueo1ill hs|
,leeived. aud thess holaiug lH<rlll aseas it-~~l
- the fault Of ne holders. - ~ hssdDbees.;
9aElea time and again, for ippr ysers Dast. ~
1ene i IN We hare eallsd sepan thssnsaftsss'
every fashion, threseA esE uideDy slpculateek
Journal, but many declined seteeainG esRses
plation WAS intended. and otheses eaUeessaa
that the money woafd become sAr.1 Tlag canz
nov eontsnplate the factsi ths $50 - thsisl
s;adinassJ. GoH1 1sssa.ts "a
~ aslnsl, ~ Hast kvtp6
ikeen psSku11 ~ & let>pe - - fiAa1s
kxSpnesseA aAs6 - Ilns -. (ls6aI 80 -
He1e1nl =. ~ sooas IN -
- fts ~ 30 No i aoesis eeecn5
- -
\ WINE be is ashamed to be called q Demo
crat sa9iE 20 ~ -sap a..f ri 9ai1ss1 81
4
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20

il1l..Eps isss 80 =
!s!af. e! .i.| !. |e 1e 1yResS E.|I 3 5acssss
StSsss, ss6sssa sslll llfciser NJ
|, s rsoieel. ~ s1ocEAf Ehe1pGa1o III
!. 1n1Rp}lx., AlA esgsstleI Il R.os3 ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20
:. 80 I'e 81 ISs-s.la,T aaqs ss99 a.
sss sea. a.1s.nres..ra.
sec ven; BEApREGARp, Charieston 1901. :
a4s fu.eIeer.ph reply of Anderson aif
te1u'J L. r. W.,r TT
7.,5.h.s oa * ses4Tko. 81 -
- ~eo' nss oes uregard o the seer..
,roIp CHARLfsTos, April II, 1851

a...l - - q ssss. no. 8. Il +
soa b q 80 ~. q me secretary or War.
ToL. vaAaLfsTos, April II, 1861.
{ 5AAJof Anderson replies :--sI have tha 49,
ol 20 acknowledge the receipt of vonr as,a uon-
%ha.nlcation, .h.n demanding the evaena,;on o'of If
inns iort, and to say in reply thereto .pa, IL -
- demand with which regret tba. -.
sense OF honor and of my obligation to ny s
uosernment prevent my Compliance" :" us Ms
aoo verbally will await the 6rst s,a. az
ana II you do not banter us to pieces ra .nIi 'r;l,
oe starved out in q few, days.nl Answar M
n lSigned.l saas &c. T. Bsararc,n,
a~..su.u..,s.s No. o.
'retary OF War Gen. BE ,ur.~
~. AoNTGonEsY, April II, '1sE1
40 ven bEAuREGAkD, Charleston: II
40 not desire needlessly to bombard
: o.. sampler, if Major Anderson viii state
'slsu .ne iime atwhich, as. indicated by him. he
wIli ':I evaeuate, and agree that, in tie mean
llmei viii not use his guns against us. unless
ours should be employed against Fort Snm,,-
.er. you are authorized thus to avoid ,bs ef.
uslon OF blood. # this..or. tn. s<zs1sysss4r..
= ,sreiassd' reduce the Fort, as your judgment
'ecides to be most practicable. =
lSlened i. p. WAnrxa..
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20
= -. = 80 - 'tl1L S w.. 4E!NNESsEE, SATURDAY MOI

y T........iivn i.y That "a
III III eandor. that "
i think any Ear Zsas<9
a. that occasion. Ia1
ness in the season, the
era. and the expens Of
| considered, there will q
| from this end Of the
egasions from the fey s
vile, viii maet. get u
ism-nominate some
all probability a DEM
the mass .ss Of East I
the name OF the eu g
We have not sought
by that ton;
q living man, direct
its meeting. We 9
preston of any pref
y meeting in the
cured the writing e.
newspaper e paragra
the coIumss Of th4
candidate, bseausi
4 a frctshils 2
ust. The psepI
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20

"a -. s.. e14ssesron, April II, i7el
He would not consent + will write to-
day. lai y aasi1sft ssn.a = q fss
id 81 lSigned.l baa CT. BEAuRxaARD.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20

APRIL 18th, 1851.
- nnowHLow Several cases, involving
as.ssS" aIs upon All the provisions Of the late
n sesa nws. have been dispensed Of By the
supreme Court, now held at Jackson' ana a..
ciared to be Unconstitutional.
Yours, &e.,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20
DIRECT NEGOTIATION.

DIHECT lMPORTATION.
lust RECEIVED--A Large Assert.
81 naent of Pocket Knives Razors and Scissors Of
~ superior quality and hnish-
L Dozen Mousehoie Wrishf's Patent Anvi1s;
Wright's Solid Box and Bright Vices;
2 Casks Walkers best Trace Chains;
Box AtwoOfs Hammers and siedge1-
As imported these goois direct from England,
q offer Inducements to wholesale retail
fDr the al and
Il r AWLIX3
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20

xC44ANGE AND DEPOsITE
BANK OF KNJxVfLLE.
TUST ORGANIZED, WILL COM NteNCE
- business On the 1st VI June and deal i'm COIN
txchange Uncurrent Bank Notes Discount Paper buy
-ha sell public securities and and make invest
.snts- and esotate loans commission -
= tcal attention given the collection of commercial
sisr,on which Liberal advances viii be made whether
Le same is maturing past due
Interest will be paid icpostes made for definite
TINA, or to be withdrawn after reasonable notice.
s. MORROW, Iresident.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20
Ar WlsuolkB1os
twANr wHIsKERss
ANT A n0uSrAcnEr
wx xNrA AousrAcHEs
8LLIN0HANs

[oIHfING ONGvENT,
,or thS Whiskers aud Hair.
F>pu1,sm -Anke MEASURE In apneanoanG - -
~ = .shet ~ hass .ssa.Ss -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20

HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA
Beneron sttuoa sfabsished by special Endoscne',t
the Relief of tie Sick and Distressed afflicted ioith
Piruef and Epidemic Diseases and specially for the
Cure of Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE GIVEN GRATIS
wi by Acting Surgeon, all who apply by letter.
with description of their condition. (ase, occupations
habits of life &C. in Of extreme poverty Medi-
cines furnished free of charge
VALUABLE HBPORxS Spe-matorrhea. and other
DIES employed Dy sent 70 the aas. IN N
.sIed I-ffc- envelopes charge. Two or three
ss-.nr. Ssr no.assrs vi be acccptabIe-
Ad<ircss. Dn- J. SKILLIN HOUGHION, Acting Sur
eeon Howard Association No. South Ninth street. Phil
adeIphia, Pa By order of the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTWELLs President.
GEs FAIzcHIp. Secretary ljuly21ly
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20

80 CHARLESTON, Apriill, 1861.
To L. p. WALKER; .,,- ..u =
o'clock to answer eat rrp.u.
rsignsd.J DkAosSGAko
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20

Suspen SION OF the HOssa - r q me N q. to he
lkesuna d In the m nj ma ~ e. Only TIVE Me m
" W"uoded-Arriva M Of War Vessels Con-
Armed.
CHARLEsrox, April l2.--The firing has
ceased foe the sight, 60 be'resumed ~at day
break in the morning, unless an attempt Is
Eiade during the night to reinforc- the Fort,
10 repel WHICH ample arrangements have been
made.
The Confederate troops have worked their
guns admirably. Only two men have been
wounded during the day. -r..
The Pawnee, Harriet Lane and third
steamer are reported off the bar. -
Troops are arriving by every train.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03

Another prize arrived at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard on Sunday, which was captured
on the 25th ult, by the steamer Penguin,
while heading for Edisto Island, near
Charleston, S. G. She proved TO be the Al
bion, from Nassau, New Providence, laden
with cargo worth 100000, consisting Of
salt, oil, tin fruit, and also arms, ammu-
milton, saddles, and cavalry equipments.
1t was stated on New York Change. on
Saturday, that the Harvey Birch, reported
by the City of Baltimore as having been
captured and destroyed by the privateer
Nashville, was chiefly owned by residents
OF Texas. s.t6 T. y tn ll#a aH
Twelve fine horses, purchased in this
country by Prince Napoleon for the Empe-
ror of France, will go over OH the French
transport Orione, now lying in Boston har-
Dor. = - asa fi hge q
Gen. Lane, of Kansas, was serenaded in
Washington, last night. He was introduced
to large crowd by Mr. Lovejoy, of Illinois.
Both made speeches in which they urged
the emancipation of the slaves, as military
necessity, and the only way to bring the war
to a safe and speedy close; and these senti-
ments, whenever uttered, were received with
unbounded applause"
On Saturday, the steamboat Francis Skid
dy on the Hudson river, was ran into by
sloop, the disaster resulting in the death Of
two of the hands and the scalding and seri-
Gus inj of seven Others.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
II ISC ELAN US,
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

1NHE REV. MR.. LIPPITT, at the solicitation
l. Of number of citizens proposes to open \
SCHOOL for Boys as soon applications to he
left Mt the Book Store Of James Entwisle 4 Sons
will justify the undertaking. nov 3O-1w
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03

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q BILL HEADS, ULARS, &C., &C.,
neatly and expeditiously printed, on the lowest
terms, at the Alexandria Gazette Office, near the
corner of Prince and Fairfax streets.
nov 6-1w