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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-18

MARElED-In Fourche township on the G.h inst, by Washington Lewis, esq, Mir. ANDREW SHIP to Miss TENNESSEE CoUcH, all of this coun,,
 In Yell county, Ark, on the a day of June, 1851, by ". R. Knight, esq., Mr. J. B. WmRrla to Mrs. MAHALy CoLE.
 In Yell county on the 4th of July, 1861, by w. Knight, esq, Mir. JOHN II. GEcGER to Mrs BErrE BASS.
 May 9, 1851, at the residence of T. J. McCar- ley, by Elder Butler Mr. Jony McDoxylEr, for merly of Independence county, to Miss i4rcINp> MCCARLEy, of Fulton county. -
 Arkansas and California papers please copy,
 June l3, lS6l, in Fulton county, at thcresideucc of the brides tather, by Rev. Mir. Martin, Mr. RICHARD WmTE to Mss CELIA A. TuRxER.
 Ark, Mo, Ga, and Cal, papers please copy.
 June l3 1861, in Fulton county, at the re, dence of r. E. Martin, by Hiram Turner, esu, Lieut.. GREEN to Mrs. ELIZABETH GRoyXDs.
 In this city by Rev. \. z, Graves, on the 9ih of July, 1861, Deacon DAVID BENDER to Miss ApA FLETCHEB-both of this city.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-18

e% IA .REM1NDER.-We would remind our subscribers for the cangaSs that their sub serjptions will expire early in August. If they wish their papers continued they will rso notify us, and forward the money.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-18

Rg- The Canton (lIiss) Common- wealth, of the 5th inst, states that the prcs- bytery of central Mississippi will convene in the Presbyterian church in that place on Thursday morning next, the lith inat.
 The object of this special meeting is 10 dissolve the connection heretofore existing between this body and the Presbyterian church of the United States. The sessions are to be public.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-18

Eg~ A telegram to the Richmond Dis patch, dated Raleigh the 8th, announces. the death of Gov. Ellis, of North Carolina, at Red Sulphur Springs, Virginia, on Sun day Jaly 7
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-18

"SwEET ARE THE USES OF ADvERsITY. 7" The war is doing the South good in one respect. It is making us self-reliant and sustaining. Whereas we once depend ed on the North for our manufactures, we are learning to make all that we need. It has taught us that we can get along with out their trashy literature and flash pa pers. It demonstrated that we have inventive genius and latent enterprise which is developing and will develop itself. Our mineral resources will be brought to light; our mechanical skill called into play, and when peace comes, the Yankees will find that their best customer has "a shop of his own.''
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-18
For Sale at War Prices,
Memphis and Arkansas River

CONFEDERATE STATES MAIL L INF
 ssTss:ss. .r,s..Et:3e. rszIE5e rs.sttllz5- h
 CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. TVNHE SCHEDULE ON THE LITTLE ROrE \ AND NAPOLEON RIVER ROU' rE has been changed.
 Hereafter the Boats on this Route will cave N,. poleOn, on
 Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sur day S. in the veening arrivo at Little Rock c IT. osj,y. Thursday and Saturday evenings, and WILL LEAVE LITTLE TiocJz Sunday Nights,
 Tuesday Nights, md
 Thursday Nights. This change is made so as to run Hrtr; Bo,ts ON l. Y TO N APOL EoNT during low water, and to connect With ina lro,,' phs and FlckSburg packets at Napoleon. w. L,,yo very ght bo4tS and hope to De abie to r,u thyou.b to Little Rock all the low water ..oason 1,,u,5 ,oc, JNO. D. AID ANS, ". =, ", y rOpriff0y.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-18
Lntle Rock, JnlY l
lNOTJCr;.

UST received per steamer Notrebe, two eJ hhds Sugar; also loa of Arkansas Bacon. fos sale low for cash. WV. HUTT.
 July Is, 1861.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-18
Capt. D. B. Cuerte1mou5 Acquitted.

The undersigned, committee appointed at a meeting of the citizens of Arkansas county, held at Dewitt on the Sth day of June last, for the purpose of investigating charges of embezzlement preferred against Capt. D. B. Quertermous, late of the De Witt Guards, first Arkansas regiment of the c. 5. army, do hereby make known and publish, that they are satisfied from all of the evidence brought before them, that Capt. D. E. Quertormous has discharg ed his duty as on officer, citizen and an honorable man; and we do hereby acquit him of all censure.
 CoM,uTrEE-S. R. Richardson, J. |. Gilcourt, U E. Rosson, w. A. Davis, T. J. Parker, J. A. Almond and c. J. Miller. Resolsed, That the decision of this committee be published in the True Democrat at Little Rock.
 A. II. HUTCHINSON, CAr'n.
 C. W. BELKNIr, Secy.
 De U'W, July l, 1861.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-18

E43- A Washington letter writer says, /" that some of the soldiers, particularly Of one of the Pennsylvania regiments, are ac- tually begging in the streets. l saw to-day the mortilying specticle of an American soldier, in the capital of his country, ask ing a foreign minister for few pennies"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-18
VeIedictorY.

h the stirring times in which we live tbe duties of an editor are necessarily cur tailed, and his vocation ceases to be attrac' tive. Welay down the pen for the sword, until once more, in the sweet benignity of peace, we can return to profession as pleasant as it is important and useful.
 J. H. BLACK.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-18

A CoNTRAsT.-A late telegram from Washington city says: "The government is losing confidence in Gen. Scott. - Another is: "The government is dissatis- fled with Gen. Patterson" Indeed, the Yankees are distrustful of each other They have grown suspicious of Picayune Butler. They did not count on a sturdy resistance or long war. It is playing. havoc with them. They do not care how soon the men they sent to the field are killed. The most of them are the scum of cities, and curse the different communities would be glad to be rid of. But the danger is, if the war continues that the suffering white serfs of the North will rise and conquer peace.- They have no confidence in each other. All is jealousy, mistrust, envy and suspicion.
 On the other hand, the Confederate States have full confidence in the leaders. No.one doubts the Presidents ability Beauregard, Lee, Polk Hardee, McC Colloch, Bragg and other generals, have the entire confidence of the people. If our armies remain stationary, there is no dissatisfac- tion. Even the gallant spirits of which the southern army is composed who
 "Stand like greyhounds on the slip,
 Straning at every start"
 curb their impatience, knowing that their leaders are wise and patriotic. When Harpcrs Ferry was evacuated no dissent was made by soldiery or civilians. They were satisfied it was proper step and made ifor good reasons. So of all our move ments. The people have faith in their cause and confidence in the bravery, wis., dom and patriotism of their captains of lliberty.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-18
Rg~ The following extract is from a let ter from a gentleman in Franklin county, to the editor:
 RosEvnLE, FRANKLlN Co.,, ARK,
 Inlv 10 1S6l

l have glorious news from our northern frontier-hope it is true.- Franklin county has responded nobly to Gen. McColloch' call for volunteers. She has six companies in the field and two more ready to march. We have the finest prospect for crops l have seen-wheat, corn and cotton. We will have large surplus, Respectfully, O, c,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-18

Eg- Boats are still running to Ft. Smith, but they are of the smallest class. Small boats go to Napoleon without much delay The late rains will certainly swell the river.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-18

By the above it will be seen that our CO., Iaborer changes the pen for the sword and the conflict of councils" for l" the con- aict. of arms" Il he shall wield the sword as effectively as he did the pen, the enemies of our country will learn to fear him. Our readers, who remember his able arti- cles and gentlemanly course while editor, will part with him, as we do, with regret. We wish him all honor and success.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-07-27
Mr. cAa.l,sas Card

Ry rsqav4I ss ias-Ft ne cart u NJ ChsFi.
%. wAish sgF-sB IN The k'Ststs'. u ss'A
sasssia as aFt siSea ih tsls card. prevailed
sseatlg aasoss Is@alas Psr'iEaas tn EAss Tee
s.sses, vs shSaiz secs haze bsSssf sAa
sors Sgtssshls state q iklsss Bat, A. 50
,apecied. The mila Isas asd eSssiiisiafs spirit
4 tlss card sssts vith 20 faver is the baoas
sg the ksg,ssrr--thS; asaAs sAsss sPsrns 10
sa1ics. saA tssies The tssth Sf ace fsess.-
Tbi., huvssts. vosld Ss sssii ras'isr, " HIhs
ssga.sey easy reflected the vssus asd fssliArs
& its paslishsF Sad s5iIet, who Is The nsst
sssosisss iisF sad shssasssA HiilAih Sha sssf
~ ess4aslsd psFss 10 kasHsale. A drssk-
~ ssrssSsa, hs has ssrs whipped IN eFoss.
~. sss Isskss sex ysesd lac Ssa is Tss.
ys1 Aissys asa sxssss4 sFsdsa - F-P-a ~ssA
wt,ies to esd ost els disFsTatHbis shss,---
Bat Ne aess hcs sriss tie editorials. Thsr
az wrinea By ether s<cstsissisis. az hasd>
- in. sRA ;bi, pess Ds'ii, tAs ~iiIjnE tool et
stArrs, E.shsrs tAss. Tssy % assss Fsasci
ths ssstinssJs sf the party. sst Tsy be re-
Esrasa - ibsif s.sssssi ost-ssrusgs laav,d,
Gov Bzfris has . sf,stss letter TO GessTal
Shisl,ls. Of srsi+r tsasss, - The stirst thsi
ks istssss 70 USE sstiA means srsi. 50 iasSes
East Trsaessss 10 arqaisses - sbs srsioa II
tA< tsst sI tbs STATE, sad f tAses fail, be wili
resort 10 prompt Ass EiEotess ~sssssss is
glAiH EasiisA. ss ell essrss EAss Tessrssss
isls sbsaissss. 81 osr people aay issk cat
sftsr The Asgss, sisctIsal
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-07-27
HEsSsu

The View OTlsaus episiiss = this EruIIsmas.
70 he L1ndnu Timrs, Ee eazl-t help shink-
ing lnast have beeu Ertftsn zafsr soEae eoa-
siderable cssfssish n % Is1.--e4ss, Re~ are
Ws o sccoant NJ sash strange taroasistsse1-s
a. these uadsr Gai. u 35sh MAJ
. The Soaih Eiii Hail. Il 80 al, as = natioa
PROSTATE a. the feet q Eietosssss sssnE--
Thsrs - 80 dsa5g Of tao aszniustg - tas
people.
a II = LsssAesls - 4sar -es spsskasg q ~
sHassszsisy- = fts gsapts q fAs SassA. last
book a. TIE p-caiiaF nsans BY shiUh aEAsi-
ulitT = rafsrrea and sscaysi
1asss eontra5!etiSas appear - The ssms
is,lsr Tee frst sentshts ls sbsoiHis NJ.
Ratssll declares ef rs ssn ksovlsagr. thai
ths ueamfaiyiy7 o. The ps0Fie - beysaa
daabt Tie aseand ssatsses sSoats - The
vtrg IDEA of SHasrity as PrsPosteg0gs
---lnd pisfsces ssndry sEtfaets troH ~ Se~
OH isass jouraais, shouiBg E5v people sTe
pBnishsa for sitsrisE sSol,issa seati@sass.
0as aay easily ea5crIrs bsE, IN as Peseg-
Iuations throaEh ths Gotten Slafss, he TiRss
surrrspoHssst sh0sl3 haze bssa occasionally
soastrsiaet. by rlreHmstAsees over Ehtch -
eyald bsss no essss~l, - rsFssssa1 th- papa-
lar fcrisng - al FansiGg "a ths aseraslSn
ehanueI.--bgt it Is not 80 easily 70 satsrsisst
haw . writer whsss high character ~ EsVs
Bsprr corTrspantsat oT-s - marh - ascg-
rscy, a. % aas SFiting. shsuia Fr3as 80 hEai-
" w3gh Ais eva FsPalsg-on. - has % stuil4iy
klznzr.f
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-07-27
nm ara Nov

r. ls5s. Jr8 Davis. ths dissrEanIsiag rbisf
Of he insurgsatz, tFsvsiisd thF9aEb Ssg
BnElsad, ushing speeches Esd ysstzkiag q
the bospiislifiss % The citizens. Tbsa ks q.
eisFed that the
sNsgisncs to ihs F-d~rA! G0vsfn-
neat a3vs froa the kiisgiahcs doe 10 ore -
NJ gHissd States !" sBd isspissi vita ths
Eahjsct b ssksd ~hS soaS tcag TIE aaE
saasF Which ss hsd naFehsd fran sslon4ai
indrp@ndsacs 10 ass Prsszss saiiosai great
nsss
la RostOs ss ssi4 Be had expected % see
those Eho established the 0ovsTumsnt EaIE
fosth fssn their graves, sabrs is has4, 70
drive sn, o. The land ths gabiie oaiesF sbo
E5aHI4 EioIAts bis oath 70 ssgFori the Conssi-
iBtion, and sss BIS place "a Psosasts sss,isnAl
sirift
aIlIss cfias no low ne s31si 70 ~ sasssd
before thls sssrubig u is ose shies 20 usza
eth sslf-sssp.rt soaIa ever tc8mIt- Md
aSss nnst Tsis The AosF WhrR American ctti-
pee, tramEiins - eel gPoa The great PFto-
Ciplss AZ the faanasiisa ef tue DseisrEti0s q
faAeFsndsaee sod the Cosstitatioa ef THE
Jnitsd Ststss, IS apaa The hoasrA5Is os ga
tioas Whieh tbsir t.ibsrs imposed uFoa lhsms
Eh 4 tgra wth intsrnrcine hasd % EaCFiAee
theclsslss4, as sell a. their brsthrea, BPos
ths sltar - sectional fausEseish.H
TsFss ysars aga JsasrssE Dssia ssia All
Tbs, Rad n5s be ssAnds forth tie aetsr Of al
tsis, sas liks The wicked ssTvaat cpatsBnsd
eat % his ON moath
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Circular
Ts "A, Tst,,a = dsS>rIs- a5a ca,FseR C's'-

r. ,As rsls,a y ,fsder.s- szs C,as'Fssi' Cas'-
f-ss
FsLtas -rfftsESs II take thia method 90
iaiasn yau thai s,s csSa,dsts Co represent
YEA ~ ,he iaEef branch st eat nrxt Ls'Nisis-
tsts The shortRsss ot Gas tts's y ~ rewssBi
a.s from seeing uAn5 Of yos before tht elee-
tioa. NJ aets ia faEmSS sesst"u, are al be.
f,ta yoa foT roaf sPpfoTai ~ F'Isetioa. As
to NV tisNs 90 ths issuss that aor sgiiass
the Pasitc ssiaAT-l have ever bssa, aud an
still, for the UntoH Of aaf fathers, believe
eHF GayvtHneHt has ptaieriea the rights et
alt sections. 5a oar clSd sna Tsiisiuas hbcr~
ties. fsr stghty obi years. srd u still shls asd
ViiiiRs 10 do H. fartsvf bei't'a Secession
ts 10 sFoaE, saa dVssrgrtiye 9t tbe very best
interests Of the Aasrtesa people. I ans,
Ihsfvt,,gr, opposed to The whole rHpysRsat.- --
I sabaait ssy a4n,s 10 yas--tio ss y0a lhisk
best, ERd Niii be tsRirst II elected, sHd
the aathefitfrs st Nashville Niil sasah se 20
= seat iihsat taxing essh Ia support the
Consultation Ut The foatheFa CshivdFraFy, |
siil serve Fea Ia ths hssi Of ay ability toar
Interest Is ssy iatFIest bot, h ea the sthrr
htad. aa ssaaifsd 10 take that uaih, viii
trtafA 10 yas the once you have conferred ca
ms. These arr sy sTHiihleHta, and n yea
hsn 10 Ihs esaIaTy, believe aet
WH. WALLACE
yu'y is,A, 1881.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-07-27
RseeiEinR BANK Bill.

4 fFisnd ssuaaitsd as . t>v days siaes ~
~ Hhieh he bad better taxa o. tuo offers be
iaa received, In the cay Of has'ssss--FlfEi-
ui- Back silis Of Confederate beads, Ne Ne.
hssitatssgiy tsli hin 10 tsks Firzisis aossy.
for it esuia AZ sii tines bs ated ~ ssFfsacy.
~sils ths Bosds cesla act Fsy, us sill ssy
Eors--flss sssk biIis, thsaeA The Bauis may
hsr BE- PayisR specie, viii PAss IS ea'rsaey
and aasuv. tie Purposes of nsosey, bat " the
Caniedsratsa ere ussasesssfsi IN The PFesSea.
lioa sf tkAs ssT, a. tesJ uill be. their Beads
sill oct Be worth the paper oPoa whish they
are pFistsa. Tue issass Of ssy of The Banks
In Tsassssr GsosRis, Alsbsns, vtiEiSis, 81
The Csrsiisss. are greatly rrsfssabas 70 these
coHGsdsrs,s BoFas. The one Is hard apos
,ss ta;ih ard credit u sta.s--ths other sF.
oa The uiHA ihat hlsHs--ths Psosaiss 10 pay
BY 9ovsFsmsa, sat o4 Psusr saA ssi Of
credit. Hasscsghitsa 81 bone sBd ssEoaa. We
bed as sSos bsld drah sPan Jsy-bi,d, -
20 held ess Of tksss Confederate BSi as.
whsls, apoa tbs ssl5set sf Banks, We shall
IsAs aeeasios further To say, that uss assitsts
10 saks ylfFisis and ssrth carehsA saasy,
sBd dsssasa Tssssss~ nsssg The hatA ls,
aaasF tie lsio extraordinary isxislstloa Of
TenHsssse, ~s consider FiFgiala asd c4rolJRs
ussey PfsEsfsbis TO osts. The thfSs great
EsHts u The ssats, she Uaiss, Pi=stsss', Asd
State Bahks, hy shs Ast Of the Lsgisistsre
are made 10 rssi spon the Bonds sf the State
asa bssis, sod - iaess Bsads are eaiy sell,
iBg foF - 40 80 crbis 90 the dollar, us Goa.
sidrS the issass ef the haBks 30 bsttsf
Il Is said that the tern Bspk is asrivss lreR
Ibs Italian uerl Bsats, met siaR beasA Tb'
Jsws, 10 sldsn f'ass. usrs She great Money
lSadshs, hRt used % s;t IN the EIrbaass OF
bsaehss ~ = Jew broke, sr became tank.
TsPt, bis beech wAs taken ont Of the M
ehases saa bsoksR he vas tksa said 10 b,
baals-spPse, OF bssek- -SfsEsa. We sasRs L
that 81 the close sf tais wsT, the besrhes apa,
whi'h Jea. Davis aud kis csbinst ohiests hs,,
cat, be taken eat SHd bTsksai
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Circular.
Ju'y is,A, 1881

To fAs Tstsss sf Kss4 sad Sss,sr tssshss
FatLos ~CirIsKSs -ElsyIag ohisiesd the
roastaf OF ny uiHa 80 become eauaidAis 10
TrpFrsVnt the psopls ef the FlaatsE District
eainPosed Of kuaH sRd Sewer oosnties, is The
ssEt Legislature Of The state Of feaaesseel
which wili rssseaR On the AFst Aaadsy IL tie
tahsF HelI, OF che city Of NashFillei sed there
heiaE % brief a spare af time Aliesed zoe
bs,Wres this ana The election, which VII take
piase on ihs Sra, dsy Of Augasi asst, oaa-
not a. thoroughly sanvsSs the tao easatlss a.
world like 10 do and ! have no Say So
ptessHt ny views 10 feu, bat tbtoHgh short
EifeaiaF. I already have too esmPviitaTs IN
lhs heid, Who hssn had their Hau8rs bsfuts
the pahlie foT some timE, if I sbesld base
the hsnat 90 be yosF heEt representative,
will use sii % shaG little snsrFy sad ablii'y
Easy passess, 10 have Thn aacaaSistatieHai. HR-
WsFFaHtpd, insane, asd braiRlets legttlstioh
1T the tws eaiisd ssssisss ef tbe lasl l.rgi sla-
isFs OF Tsaaesass, tsseiadsdi aud shtie thHTs
I Niil keep a sigilaE, eye over yeaT iatsrvsts,
and all vote on AL bills thAt mAy eaas BE-.
iofe rs, Shiis ! an . member OF shEt isoay,
The ssy that may tbiak ~iii hest represent
ny rgHStitaeats. FslIaE-tiiiiasBs, | sndstse
the proceedings sf the gAss TsAAassee Caa.
ssalioh thai met At GFseaevtee, u whtrh |
had the hoapt 70 ts . taemheF. Let the ath-
sr eRd af this State 20 sate this ashaly asd
sRsalisd foF sat, bEoegat % hy the aasmp
tlslailns sf The soBth, and hls cohorts, against
ihs daystsmeBt. fbs AihaeAlties esaid hast
btes ARieskly setiled eStwesH the tsa ssr.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-07-27
VOLUME xxH.-NUMBER 81

sppeais o. ssseissh forbesrspss He xbo
tbihks 80. has EFeallJ aistaken tbe character
of osF people They are generous snd bgsys
ta = asit and ksvs ksaFts a. iasSs - sss bills
SD naaastsias over uhlsh th~y rosns Yet
tAsy are sensitive, gFssd and dsaast They
hsSs aetsFiaiHed spprscia ios ~ TIER rights
asd privileges. aud na rlass o. aeu sin bss-
tsa aorp ssGstly sBa vita aoFe slseFiFy, -
msintsin these rights sn1 privilege tkaa
themselves. Then tseat thry ss sueb Rs..sOs
Sith them, talk 20 fhsns ~ frisrds asi nat ss
sarusss Tsik o. then IS msa sbd naf 80
tfstiefs ssd scqnHirsls
Let ~ DO tbis SOD 700 EiH s1oH se- ths
siSrn cio1d - eiya s5tifs driniag svsy anf
= raies EBd bsaiRBsnt zig spreading over a..
Bot ties yos cali ssis tsggssg f. y,sse -
Cali Il Shsi yos plesss az. Rot particular
" sss but reach TIE objset 10 yi.u--thay =
guasisag dsea The ssry bad state % f-shng To-
Essl Tsnnsssss. Yaa say Il is sosryFfly. vssT
Neil " that tsr1s saits ysa sssfsr ! have 90
0biests0n. Pfsss is ny shjsct Asd shsr-
10 TIE orderly eisiEss thAt dqaf aog desire i'
Thsss Hass hsss Writ,su Nith the boPs si
ibaugsfstiBES better fste 0f fSs;ing snd ~
eohelasioH Sosl3 apPeal 70 NJ oEn folss. -
wsIi as TO my oppoarats. 70 eBSssgos - ssi-
Itvste better f-siioKs one towards tas 0iesr.
G. " CHasLros.
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KNOXVILLE WHIG.
ENuxyILLE, fRsE4
SATURDAY. srLV -. fssa.
sswsll., Peini surrtnderea !

The sesssplsatsts bare TIE art ef ksrFleg
hsrt as~s weva it deaa suit tbes, asa ths
art Of cot Aessieg u, ~bsn !, l. sKAins' tAsn'.
Il so~ tstss Get hsIssd all eeBtre,srsy, ssd
area sHassstisaSsls aatAsfitg, sheaeA BY =
psiyase letter. ,hsl the Fsasrai TtSeps have
,.asa ss~sIFs Peist, ssa atisss tAs ssathsfa
troops fsOm u, fstFsaiisg several wsles and
sarrvpasFlng their rsaltiss sd large gees. -
TAs Federal tsrrss s,osshI thsi hsgs tssA, 80
sausA talked 81, - bear upea Ne Fetst. hous
Fer,ress asnree. : aistases pf fssT saaiss,-
otsasss sesm 10 ksFs hsaa isssed ffess The
csHs~8ss.ts S-sa-sssrtssN sos - ssress say
hatties. sktrs Ihes nrst sith . FsteTse u
sFus. AHs 10 ssss ieas ssa lssd of he assls
al Bsshrl ChaTxh, 80 As ea sss y al tAs sie-
tories sehivtsa ~ the TESTED sssasss sesess
Whsassss he Ysaksss bsss Tie ssraHssEe n
ssbi, ne visss essssss $sath. ere SesSf ss,
asJ ssssias sss ~ l-sssss. % = assasas %
ssiiselt char1ess, usSsS sss sFfeoPssass
essa sAs sls sgt Btasrsesra : stitl edsaae.
iss.~ sasssa he .ysi Spssshies = thee ssssd
IS 10 sss stass u tie s.ssass, SD Liseois sad
b.. Assli,sss essras sFs Stssisasa u Ibs ~.
far u Bethel ctsrrh =
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-07-27

tlsus, II ttsy had gisss siss fer ne people
= bats ssttd. ! An CT Ean fs6Asaaes takisE
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