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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-09
SANFO ~ DIS
LIVER INNiGQRAT0R

1T Is COMPOUNDED ENrlntLf FROM GVNf, AMI
has be cone esiHhliah1t iio y STANDARD Medicine
known and approved by sli tht hate nseN 10. Rn'l
ID resented 10 Win confidence w Nli fce dis
eases Tor which IL IL ~. NJ commented.
Il has cured thousands - whn fhr ist two years
who had given up all . hores oi fcit, the
merous unsolicited cerli heAiss Va ny possession
show. e
The dose must be adapt cd 10 the temperament Ut
the individual taking II, y and nasd in tuuh quanti
ties to act gently on NJ, The Bowels.
Let the dictates OF your ~ judgment guide yUn In
the use OF the LIVER Q IMMIGRATION, aud
1t will euro Liver III compiRlnts,Blli
Attacks, DyspepsIR Chronic Diarrh@a,
SUNNI Conn - plants, Dysentery,
DrOpsy, Sour st0- = niHoh, HhbttHhi
Costiveness, ChoI-i y he, Cholera, ChoIe-
rR Morbus, Cholera ihf"nluins Flaiu-
ience, JRundtce, Eemnls weakness
es, and may b. uied sue eessiully 40 IA ordlnn-
nv Family nIedI- p oime. 1t will cure SICK
EADACHEt asl ri Thousands can iestify,l n
twenty minutes, n wv" or three "eW
aDoonfulH nre tnlt- p EN- at commencement
attack ~
All who use ItRre = giving thrir tcaum
| in la favor. W
MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH TIN
INvIGORAToR AND SWALLOW BOTH 10.
GETHER.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER EorrLG.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-09

NGTR-Ibe failure Of IRON as remedy for Dys-
,ensIn q. had state Of the blood, and the numerous
caused thereby, has arisen rom the want OF suoh
nreparaton al Iron shall enter the stomach In Pho
Tnyne state and as.milan 1T once with the blood IhH
want ihe PERUVIAN SYRUP supplies, and y does 10 70
lie only form lu which il Is poHsio lot Iron 70 enter the
circulation For this rea,oa the PERUVIAN e1huP
anon radically cuRYs diseases In which other preparations
al iron and other medicines have been found to be OF no
avail.
Cerideaf, of A. A. HAYES, H. d., Of Boston
we'll known that the medicinal effects Of protoxlde
40 t 49, lost by even very briei exposure to air. and
at IA autnln solution If Prot xde Of Iron, without
s,ribc, oxl ation ht. iaen deemed impossible
Ia Tia PERUVIAN SYNup this desirable point Is Mt
,,n,l i,y cuNnisATtos ~ WAY ulFunB UNKNOWN; aud
W nnlnou may replace all the prtoeArbonAes, eitfaes
aud tntirates Of the Matera Medira
"4' l. A. HAYES, Assayor to the State Of Mass.
IL BnyiMou Street. Boston.
The following is from we'll known CtlzenTo New York
'"' New York, Nov. l1lh, le59.
! Tho rxpetleuse which Wa have had OF tho rkRuNlAN
sNnp aud the evidence which hiss been exhibited n US
"a H. an aurfess IN the OF many diseases, tAsnOt
NJ fii IL is medic nal AQrnt OF reinArkable power aud
! A serving tic attention OF invalidF.
! John T.. WILLIAMS, Esqp
President Of the Metropolitan Bank
Irv. ABEL STEVENS,
| Editor Chrisiian Advocate 3 Journal
JOHN O. NEis N, EsI,
Firm Of Nelson 4 Richmond, 81 John 81.
Rev. II. CHURCH.
IsAAu V. FOWLER, Hsq.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-09
POTATOES! PorrATOrcII


fSsiidAS Yodern built three story Brick uWellipr.
Iis no. al East Fourth street. P.siessirn siysfi
Id Immediately. Apply to
- @mar 20 JOHN MeLEAR slN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-09
YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE.

YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE.
Situated upon a b'auiijai eminence IN the Vest
erH paft Of The eity Of FahNgtoa.
nBouNns embrace nearly two acres; House heated
u throughout aud thoroughly ventilated. Two p0pls
occupy runtu.
Board aud tuition IN English per scholastic year $50
payable quarterly 10 advance, Music French aud Draw
Ing At lufessors prices. Next ro,sion commences on
MONpAr. Aprii sth, 1861.
DAY PUPaLS, per quarter:
Junior Department, Engllsh. 5000
Middle 90
Senior IN m
As-For Catalogues, addres
Rev. THOMAS NJ. cANN,A Am.
haf p-lm Principal.
GRASS SEEps.-clover Timothy, Orchard aud Herd
VI Sseds, in siors aud for sale by
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12
fks arssesssrn kssssur.

The rFpeeedisss ef Ne Gslsnas ef ths Ualsa,
IN the CitssesseaA meeting. mAS nsi be ne.
ssssable 10 seiBs ei esf village paiisieIAHs,
she sss stsfssliY hAFviss aroa the sisfiss sf
esesssioa bal ss assure thsss isxp siiqaes.
that The feeling u iaisase 10 The eenasTy,
ssaihst sseessiea The Ftsipssple, ifsoapse-
Tive u old party ties, ase iaalsass.--siadlo-
tive tevsras The vile traigsrs whs sesk 10
ossrihssw Ills GeyerHmeai. Thetsw issAers
Of the Secession motemsal, csaaasa mostly 70
oar ta~es, have no idea Of the fssspilca thsy
weald tnss, eth, II they ~ets 10 Ea Into che
epuauy 70 adveeste asiassls,ieu as ths ualan,
especially ihess sf thsm shs deceived the
psVPis II iha late Prrsldepslsi oostsst, b. DE-.
stiag secession, aAd hspoetltisslly pretend.
log ,s be fet the unionl
Ths people Of Bast Tennessee, sinesl 70 q
man. arc Isaisash, a tho isIamsss soadast
II shs Politicians, sad are fsselEed lhai lbsy
shall apt earFf ost thsis disosgsAiking apd
reYplstisHaIJ plaas. We are Elad to sss il,
Tor h0thlhz can save ihs eoEsHy bst 80 sp-
fislpR u poPSlAf ssnssmess against ne mls-,
sfAhls ae1aAEasass Who ars ssskinz 10 spn-
teal hs assliRies 10 aavaase thelE Usa anbl.
Eess seheEsss. The real Fsesis, Of al former
p.tis associations, sfs IN tstot II Rakias al
heasfHsis sserts 90 preserve The tHiss
Thsfs haze bern saae asmosstratioBs which
would sssm b. indtssts that The people uf
esFtaia sections fssss Esesssisay bot thses
sseetiuEs reflect sply tbe ssasimshts ~ the
sssaii facsiass boiassF issus. The PFsAspelrs
sbd FvsSlstisss aasPsei, Ners eouhsstsa hy
pa ttlsssas, sad saat issa vsrtHls localities fof
tAs putpsss Of hsiag ssaofssa sad passed by
PACKED easepsss, iasts4d ef the masses ef The
people wh~ssssf tAe p%ovis bESs atsesfss-
sd slsis trick. fhey hate rallied aRa tebaksd
the epaspiSatsFs, spit apSa tss kSa FBaR et
Bissaiss, and us~de IL sswSF before The pare
wissss hesser Of PsAc.. Th<st 8ed The
~hsie eaastry is r,ttiaE 10 Ssdsr-taad fhs
srssscushls ol5~cts VI The nsn vhs ssaas be-
fore thsta laat sasaass ahd Pail, and Site an
is1famcas De IN theis 4hfSstz, declared that
they were f"s The Upiaa. They wsrs, Frosia-
ed th=y csaIa sireI BftekIHttdr. sBa Lsss,
aaA sssi r~tAla the osisvs. silh oopvessea'
epPeTsaHitiss b plsnAeF. Ba, Il Eoli. paag-
iss. af I4noelb WSrs ~ be sbsSSa. tNsy had
ss ia'sssisa ~ seias by the result
Bs, she People. then, ta every Ceaaty, asa
in rvsrs Civil f'tssrtrs, SsPssts IAsir zaqaAii-
pgd dsssppsehatsaa Of the rsheiaioas FssrsS q
JA.ss 'iis i~sdsfs, aad isas teach thsm tha;
sii nsrpsszry psateetssa fs.r oar property aaa
our seazl rgsss, car s- bess ssearsd bsasaIh
tbs broad Stars and stripes WsEtsE oVsF stiil
s.rn.nnr.nns nnilrA and eInrinnr ncnntrrl
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12
Secession .costoioa.

tBes Of the leading tppira Of lhs day is "a
frx.rd 10 tke r.ght ef Secession co llrr part
III q sla,s. Sad Of Cos rclaa ns thr part Of
,hs t;rasIal gosrrRmcal Thste arc three
alnereat ssatimssfs held "a eur ssaasly upea
lhls ssbieSL te-xf
isl- Nc State kNs tight - ssetds fr,ri
the Caiae.
"a. No State has tigh, 10 seceAc, bHt
,As4ald State do 80, thr OrBsral CiogsTHmrat
h.. NJ, ,,sbt 4, ,s,,,s her ba,k iato Yaak.
IA =, $50. h.,. ,.-b. a, s.c.ss .sl
.has,a -. st.,s Aa A a !. ,hv s.,, 81 IN.
t.en.rs, t.sv,soasst 90 sssres hss Iaio rasl,
sss,.
To thl. i.t., ps,us,i,iea. us ,ah.sr.ss
Ts. ,ss.iissga l.aasf. II seutA Cara..as
aA,s t,rc.a utao az an issue thai must b.
,s.t. /, i, soth,av La. ttae ias aassuaa.
49,, ~,,.s,,.sg,. sr h,,s ., none =
II .. h.y, -, ,s,.t v..i,sst. Il. I've have
..t. The ,,,.,,,,r 40 lsss a .h. better. oar
Fs,h-,. ~yr. 40, u,i.,ai sa uSsa tssY ross3g.
s,s thai the, h.e, ss,a,es a stsor,ro-ssu, .sr,ag
,ue.sh a. ss,f.ir t,..lf asa reader IA ps,-
ps,nsL WAatur are aaa called usas 20
ars.s,slps il. uhsthss T,sas,u - E,raagcr
,ha, ,b. l.a1s vbetbsr seuta Carolina sBA
-.
Al OS'trhmee'- We tA'EA 'eR t'fvRsiA 'A %
the side Of eHf tssFtrunsHt bet Ss msy be
r,i.,aAs, F,t no arr ast r,,stskrn in this
=, -. -, 4. -,
''-' '"' n'A'' " "''"'' 90 VI
aad u Il aCa4ste iTta1Pb all bv . Sieo y
oaei
Snsth Carolina IA tf,iae TO sssr,s the boz.
s. =. -,-,.. :. a, a.
wv NV !"
even tae Vptisa s'Ssss ose hA oaa 'ne
lmRndeHes 20 seikf uPsa the Publir property,
q. r,,t,,,n .f ,hs-h ..l,,, a.. ths ps,,,lr al
1,. -, - -, =
aEoyeaer, taey propose - ior@ gofrFa-
mesi faf ell sho go late thtiT saRgrmpiibis
e..e.d,,..r a. H.. .,s., ws ~a,,ts -,
"o'v' S"' w '"u''H's WV "'u'H wa
brief cH'tsei tfem the late sermon - l.sK-
layton. kY.. by the venerable pa. RanEAr J.
ns.r..,.,,,,s - ,h, o,, s-h,,.,, ,.r..h,,s,,.
"
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12

witt tss zee ysss. vr shalt adept as~ ~.
Faaseusa,s Ia ear advertising department
is presenting sssoasts fat alyeFtisemsa's
asrlnE the tps last ysafs, ss are told Ia sUsas
ehsss, that zctbsss has hesa collected. or eau
sss be, sad tbs parties Furnishing sash sd-
vsrsissssssts 5oa1 Eish 10 be beid resPeasi-
bic We taks this seSNsiea % Say, 10 stand
ias aArsrslssmeni, that Ws dsHt Sish aBy
sore such customers, add 10 ihs fataTs, tbe
adYssssspssa; H.asi be Ps,d for II sdTaaes or
The ihdi' sass. faFHishisK II, meet hseo'ss ~.
spass'Hi,, an4 te him ~ viii ehasse Il, Aad
% At hial 90 will eslitc, 4, u there be sHy
lac ia tbs essstTy. We vii not als1Res she
aoa-y 10 todsssyuasa PsiatsFs for sstsiaE sP
sSseFiissmsats, sssa = = Fsss fsr, Vita
cbspe&f1 Clerks, ear sEfaassmsais ~ili sea-
tsaRr ~ ketgt9iars.
ia she fsstarx, AA AdVerttsesssets san be got
tstp oar psiumns ia el.tssisl asasss, wtlhsst
shsy are PsiA for We pili call .ssisRt'eR
Ter oaf FegsiAf sAJsfsisiag oastasasrs. frss 0f
charge hat ass eth~Fsise, Ne baEsiasstpj
q yrsrs 60 bsiI5 uP = hswsPspsf sasvrpEass
aad - soE have SiFgalsiiss which faAtes
ears the Beat advertising H,ssian ia the coua-
~ Thsss iryaiassg their advertisements
throsgb cur paper ,zas, pay for the Frisilsgs
--.tssrwisv. they sAh taks them 10 soHas Sth-
sf ssscs. There shall be DO mere " shafi,ng
IN tie racks Of cur advertising susisnsTs- -
To b c1sily jnfofmsd. ths, Sp are "a lenss
about SO slsssssS sollsys in SreosHis justly
das as, Is a safBeisnt apsiegy for adePuhg
thsss see regulations. 0aF Fatssarr IN ever
Irene OF oar paper, abd b. tben ~s viii alone
be s0fsTaed. TRD PcaIIsHEs.
SEas<rs 5 itst
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12
James Buchanan Drawing his OWE
Picture

Ia lsss Issass BasharAz nsdc a sps~cs C
Cs1Rr-ss gpon "a r0enrhuisuL ~ the coarse
% 15rh ne tssA-
~ IN ne S1r-rl Bs-ak. shira ssatasH- lea
sars % Wisd9n sar iBs rcit-g.aa1. ~ vel As
Cor taa Clsr1siians, Ss hast = aNgYy iiisslra-
isoa sf lie e5FraDsIHg iasHracs % pegrF
spaE shs haa4an k-zri Wh-n Hazel came %
esasuit Elisaa eAsss=r rs master she ki1E
og Svrts souia recavsr feoai tssErrsus
uissss, the pr0ph=t. ioakisg iAFoatsh the T,s-
a q fgtasity -sS the cftiasa cf SAIca TIE
messenger wao stood hsfnrs arm wSali Be
gaiisv. ard Be sept HaI3 asked, ~
Eerp~sh aav Lord The ProBhes thea re-
caahtsi - an ths n1ricrs Aad the yrge.-
ties Of which as would bs guilty oNzrds yas
psasie q i.rasi HSsci IN the spirit % VIZ
txoas tadskskIsuH- FsI.iset--' - ms ssFvan;
d5r that be sasa,l ja thfs tkiag Aat
Eilsha answered .Tte lord ssth shsEet ne
that thoa shslt D. EiH< ever syria. To-
mar afssrs ards became E'aE. ~ tks a1rdeT
OF his aiassur. aaa vss xaisty et e1srasiiiss
re hare recital Of vasaa would usSe as
sba-l3r-.
Tbi, vAs Simr,{ IS J 9 Aaazs Atm.1,-
t-zs5ca but r zee au;acE Fad kegr iaTssf-E
Nith the po-xe-s q E'ssha he eeati aet hsE~
aspsctcd hys sER faLUre usTu Ss.Stet.r. ~
more scrikiaE 81 iilr 5tTatiea ef fhe eerraPt'uE
iaausae~ upea TIE baHlaa h-srs, csz - 5oget
ia history tsaa tAs; ;a-rj-aed ~ h'Hlss,f -
TIE -. eH0rsniiis % Els / NiuainisIrstsen haEr
sc v.,-zl.sI in thoss uf tse geErrspasss si aRy
other r.ril.tsi RstJsa -- Folsts s}sss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12
The Right Spirit

Th. Working msh aud Mechanics Sl Nash
vile, have ssld = large snd satAas'ssiio
meeting, al which they ssepied The fslis~sug
TsselHtgon
Essoipsd, That We, the NprkiRg Bea, eiu-
Esns ef sasth Nashville, feeling as vs 30. an
aadyins istt for the raisH as iI Ss1s 20 as
frSHa cor hthsrs. semculsd by their biood
and tears, du hsts. Ia ibis sasrsa edihce, rvB.
seefaisd 20 the Gsa ~ loFs, soltmuly pledge
ourselves 60 support the i'siua the CeaEtits-
,Ioh ahd the Laws, astsFmiasa that no poser
ss earth shsil rob Ne or eur bir,hfishi A.
ABetiesA es;isshsi aBd Es DO here Host
earaesily iHV0ks the aid Of Hlm whe Talss
the sfasa, 90 enable % 30 Ftagd Eria IN the
hFsacb prtmatursly made BY our deluaea els.
isf sosiA CsTeliaa
In LouitEiils, kJ., - mAsy ss 900 Nofk-
iRg msa were iR seVns.l, GA SATURDAY Ia 81
Aaa a2ene e'hsf reselutioas adopted th. fel.
Lowing
Ressirs5 That IS eitiseas Who desire erdsr
asa hagmoBy Eud ah ansisBbis adjustment of
alfls sltIes bos distfaetihg COS epaatTy, 90
will hpt give aid, eoaateaHses, OF saPPSTt 50
aBy paper IN this city VI CommoarrAllh
whose lahaeuss 10 Hei fferls o. ipilY kiysH in
behalf Of the AaieFieAR raioa -.tts Eisfy, Rs
haBof, shd - aayasesmcht.
Rsssissa THAI skouid say sseestiss speak
ere visit ear siiy Aad saassyof 10 commit ne
% the disNHi0a iaeFemsht, We respectfully
Eraasst lhsm % leave 10 Eiysa tiBls.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12

pina.nrr s.eksrs Ceming

The koisis ae3 Fresasaatss EiFs sF'4e1rs
81 ne rstara ef pisassrv sssssfs Heu ths
ssssA. - ssisy tksiF .anssss sSbdAy Free
tr5rs tbs earss u bssisess, thsse tAtiss aa5
ssntlssata esssat hui dFaia 'ss eaP # sajoy-
ussa, aastpg l1s ssseEa3 ss'spsr aeSths. e.
sssssa - tks ssganz ulth renewed seAi'Ai
sa4 "a hsssAtsE srlflts wea ulh say ihsss
thss mossy Is uos essszinxs The poOF naa
$50 i.bss. week IN aaa vesk ssi. - stSfys.
Nj. ssaltA asy siss wa, sssll ks asss SOfk
Sow z be essba sSeaaslas iisilss Asd ea-
siass his szHihss. say = g. $50, - sieoo,
to Nesass. Mood, EaaY Co, q Ht@aSgssa.
OslAwsra, er 81 Less, Assessi tes chance
10 oas ag tAsir isssisssI ietlsFiea. - aigss
assw eaoash . eass hisa ee5aslssahls ies lifs
sr a tsass saoasA 10 siaFt aEossssss bas.
ussa, % sgF iaEn, nsff
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12

LoEsssilEs, Tssa Jan. !, 1861.
Al sasstiag II respsssai,ie nsusku.r of
Ne sihssas ~ Bleant sonusy. At ~ HsssAie
iAii. 1EE5es 3. Goa. Esa Nsa called % tks
hsis, Eao SstE issgihiy aaa elsar!y c1piasass
,1s objects ef tie msttihE BfsitsiIl ard
sn,ss y. Singleton ssts regHeStei ts at zs
secretaries
The obairsnsa sppefh,sd n. I. Cos, Esq..
". Joha slsgietan Jns. c, Goafisy, DaHisl
1 pysr saa DF. y. Coz 70 prepare sut.bls
ssolssioas f5r ibs sasetiag, Ebo afier brief
fstiFemsEi, pfsstated shs Following
RAsrsos, The afest psiitieal snd Saansial
crisis aSE REistisg is car bglored eeaRffg, II
bty8sd pfefedens, sa5 calls isaepefRtifsly fJT
Z PtaRFi sTersssioh o. sPinioa ~ ibs people
~ osf stsss
Thefsisre, ss. fha silissas ss Lsaissills
nnd FtEiBi,y, SosnpoaeA tsrstsssrs 81 81 per-
tifs, b0s gfselain 10 ths sitirehs Of oar e0m-
shi'n eoaatFf, oar BfiB~tpiss sad rieWs eH fAss
sit ffapbftah4 ssssest
Rsseiss3, Tsat Nbiist Ne asasA dsFlsss that
nHy rssss has ever s1istsa 20 sFezfs ~ tbs
laiaas % the peoeis % say sscti0a 81 this once
highly Prifsa sad giuflsns Unioh evsa a
'haught u dtssoihfioa Or aistns albsTHeai
= - believe shat esuse eKists safety ffstH
ssshsfa AzKrsssi0a sp0a ssatbeFa iasiifs-
aens, iaipsiit4s, Bsfair, Aba dstsrmiasd tks
1
S9sth iss siEhffuilg berpns exsspstat-5 saA
ss ss~ dsssrusissi ~ tays thew sssstits-
i0ssi nE'as 10 tie Baisa ss iaasp~adsues
IHi ef IA.
ssssisfI. That wltAosi 5senisS u asssassfy
fsAssrss fhe tssny wrongs borhs - the
voth By Nofthsrn srgFsssSos. fsr sssny
-sFs ppou their rights Haa institutions. 80
so.t sal-Hlaiy tb3 Jasqgtsaf 81 3 declare thst
70 are for the Sapth, and sguthsru riEhts
srsii be ~ ,insssae5 sud " thry esssal 30
sasr n. Oosstitstisa. teen 80 cia3a tbas
as Sonik kas shs Tigkt 10 s5saiVs ssrsrlf
gsra aad ailESlre her S0anect.sa FitB hef sg-
-rssEafs
Rsss',,s Thss n majority % ti-s sas,hsrs
tstss aiszaivs their sasatctssa vita sac
saetBi GBvsraasss and fssBt a soaEisFu
saigasFsey, Sc arr for fsnaessss gqiag rstii
- S0Hta, st Al hsEaf3s aad 70 The iast eE@
t-sritv
Essasr,s That ne tsss speech Sf Hon. A.
Fr-s Jsbase8 "a 80 sesa'e. "a sstloaai AZ
airs ssvs a3t meet ass sisNs, asr 90 ss be-
iets his sentiments iasFria sEarssssd siii
tse; tbs yisws u q uisj0rjiy Of the people %
'.vaoRSsee, bsiosEiEE 70 either sf the sl4 par
iss
R.sslfsd. Thar The National sad STATE haas-
-iai Embarrassment, together slt5 ths anFrus
-tleBsed fsiiuts % CrePs irspFratSvs,y dr-
sAsHa sEsFsss sdtasry ie9isisifEe rzlsss, ssp~-
ssjiy 50 - - prevent, As aaf ss possible
BiRons ssesihcss u properly hkely - TsSais
frtu1 tx~rHtipH sales.
We rAervfurs se-itr - Csy rrnsr al osf
SssJs % frrosHps3 90 she Legislators sosH
ts eenEeus, tbs paesags ef Eugh tcIisf HaesA-
asrs a. ,sey ,n i5vis sisisus usy ae able
con tgistonaily 20 grsst
IN ns5si8s fhs SecFstaries we're rs9arsssE
~ f1rWag8 copy Of ths above 90 BFos shows
y bag. NaoIrIiis Eskissrrs aad TIE Nashville
Uaipn Amtricae for Pablir4tioa-
Adopted uasHimos&iy.
JAMES &. cox. CEai-s4-.
hstsTsgNL. ? g..
J. = SIssLEFos
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12

AN8 aeaA44AEs
The Bristol Esss. soss shat rlasgeuvs
Leesfass sAsst sf aalaissasabls pisanisn
F'oell'isies. sngs, I, is sssasss rsyslutiss
shies HphesSss isAasss aad BsSwatsw 10 sl,s
sane vlAtfsfal
s'tallsf FsaAfkss aaa worse, hsys bssn
made bsrs, saa Al other peisss. By he hyps.
efisiSai, iasiassss, Rad asprsecipisa BsHs-
eFassr Who Formerly asisa uith Jahsssa, and
who i,sf 70 The people In assyisK tl.as they
bad any PsrPs,s 70 alstupi this eovssassus,
IN the ssent u their hsiiars 70 slsss B,sskin.
rldEs jpifSssn sss~sd he saass thias IL sii
Aia speeches, sAd nov sha, Be ssssss n =. saa
I. tsiaAss se hssk ae bis fsrsnsf associates, aad
TIE then tss saf Of bic pledges. sd tara
traitor 20 his esaHtsY. As is siseh aspsail.
can, sad deserves sbe hang 10 salxy IN ever
toEa 10 fvaasssssi
Ne have bess 2 aPassssd spos the ssuas
platform vita Johas0H. bseaass, Bks niu. Ns
are for The UHsgn sad esassstallsa. ana
against tie traitors, rsbsls, aud demssoasss
ese sssk 10 ever. tara bath, aad ssstfsY the
essoFHmaat. ws aFs spon glatsSsB sfth
IehsssEs sssssss Es hss opposed a. sli Surh
demonstrations ss sarHiSE 10 sazy, whigh
are Ssfaea-liks dsaoasssA tissas, incalsnts ssr-
slati"nsIy fsslihgs, ssiuslais ibs sa.sE pas-
sioss 81 The heart, sfeste aots. aaa sft Hsi
- znssss 20 the seps@sas sdssaera by
1si'ason. sa4 stbsr spp0Bsp,s u Ne Ssrssy
of sscrssiDa.
We ars not tee uaHifer II Aaassw gsia-
sos-ve never have ks.n; bat. on tts eoa-
ttafy, ws base opposed aim psfscssfiagiy,
cansistratly, AHa bitterly, f3r t~sHty ysars.
We have gtSsn hlm Issay sssa bis~s. snd IA
resarn, hs hss hii as sEaia Hsaorsa are sasy,
se pfspsais We have sothink 10 recall. saA
We ash 20 aPolssiss isoa kin- Rs leagLi
IoAssen spon pssaeyts thass psu0cyats Who
hew ePPOss Asia, hghs bia fsosB p'ss,ss asd
sst'ss aaa fof adAering to principles d.
sbssrrd h.a taF FFsAshinx, osly thfss Eaoatbs
ago. Hsss, bet tse Saturday algks sefcrs
ths Presidential election, he was waited o. Al
tbs Depot, al uiiisig ighi-bfoaz5l iaio tsuH,
aad Shsstsd soeiisspssly, IsF Prssehiag 40
BIS unigs ssuliassts, by The sans sssSs,k-
brsa1s4g H1ob Of BssskisridEs ard Lane de-
.rotets. Sko asx pTspess 10 harb htva in .f-
hSY ips repeating s,Rilar EeRsilssHIs en- rAs
Seer ai tbs GATED S.ssss Senate
For gpars. Jebasvs Aas besa lesshiuE fsafn
tbs stulsp, Aad sith ias ssdsEssaasnt u the
very drmssogass Of 9sBpbis, Nashville aui
kaasvlis, d0Cirtass by 40 msAas fsvarsbIc
10 She sSsIb Sas 0ar only astSslsbReBl is,
ihs' ths high Prosotisa sf eeiag tsiss sirs,-
- tsovfFbsr, aad eses sssssas, - vel a. be-
ing haito'sA for So Psss iasS,, haA sss inciia-
sd hita 70 aselsrs fas biResln, u the belief
thss 30 sasl3 lhsFshy b. rePrsssssios tLr
ssatssnsa's Of the DrassrHcy Of TsaHssseel
His hsts Besss ssAssas--bis Heasestss9 iisii
his srrtying SeN-Sss, Hsk5s-s sEsiass tbs
!S.srs- Hsst<rs in tkis sts,e--And his Esr,i5-s
fz'sisrst,es Fsiay=-si AboiitiDa usasares,
we're the s4eaticAl tsssss apon which he WSs
elevated, ssi fos Witch he WAS spPtAaasd -
'he HnPriaciPlsd Democrats, xho Row de-
soasee hlas fos hesas opposed q The Interests
Of the sSsth
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12
The Iauisrille Meetiag.

We publish ghe proceedings o. ,hs meeting
at LasisTiile, 10 Rlsahi snuaIy, ss s1Pessssss
~ re ssafi,sasls sf tAsss rAe Ado ths asst,sg,
We have no Idsa that the eillssht ef RIeuHt
soanty, or EasiDri,y Of thsHa, NlIi fafst go
ing out Of the Uaisa, even sheala mAjqisy
Of The Southern ssz1vs do 40. Nor EilI a
RsIaFs,y sf he Iaepls ss fssasases fsvOs
sessssloBr hat viii. AT ali haAsFds sad 70 t6s
last sslrsaitg, 'eIe 10 rssAta Ia the uaias,
demanding their T'ghis Ia she uuise, aRd ua-
der the G0Rs,itaiioal
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12

ssests from tbs Eassu at IT, pleasure. hu,
~ mslhtHin The doctrine 0f james Mad sau
thst ths t9SstifHt3a repaired az aaovtiss
" tote sBd fBrsvfs sri tkat Il zas .d5r,.4
- tAs STATES vita thsf uadsf stsnainz-r.
saaeFse ihe Vssrs Ef Artrsa JaeEgon tsas
secession is t-csssn
- thaf The dgetTiss q se-sssioa - 6,,sl
sasi sfssFr % ~ Jast .pfinriglss Of gov
sfhiaTnt sha FfossEts sa r-r~BarabIs oar 70
sHy bond - gRiaH botEeen s-sf-s k.r..S,s.-
Us might ks EiiBaR, for j,sa essse. 10 .rtA,
aFon revsisijsB- Ehen Esisegrrsf h., ssz
gers We Woald hs jsstssd - tie boz. a -.
n%n'tng nassoa 10 b8rss - frge-o-sAI.
oosiEatioh and Fssnfassa~s = rasernnsss
Ti,is eSul9 only he assissysd by the sams
s4ti'aats resort - rPggsssr4 astious. ~ TO-
gstsef - ths ssnetfeB ~ tk~ higb-st kecsa
pfiHcirirs e. - affErsps asis b. - - ~.
suoss terrisls hirrFussiF@ aa4 % - over
tAfoSA oasy ~ irr.sjHfbss forss bat
ss are auEilijsg q ssknos isrge ae7 right
Ehieh- ~ dsstfHyiuE 81 tsas:s sf salon.
81 ssartiens - FovsrbHsas, al ssussausa-
sss - ssbsliiSsi sssgss ~ eiihoaf motive
~ EsSussnese &. : lsFsaasiEs - sbsdisscs. ar
= gaafaniT 81 shsd issta.
~. That ~ r~esnnrs,4 % b.. Fxc-i1aa~v
the Soternof d fhs STATE - Teunsssss thas
ss esFi t0gs'hss ths ire Legislators q ,bs
stsss isr NJ BarPass ~ taSlnE nessares %
sst eoEsaatsa ~ aslezssss q - ps1aIs
70 tks t6ia rsnaatf son tie saas. af tke
country aad thsfssisay sos th- svigs - zhl-A
~ rTe ssF-9au isf
I v \. cisrkssg. Esq. os,Tsd toe fol4osieE
, - 80 sda.s.oa - tks sscasd rss0iztiea.
shszs Ess FsJoctst sbs sa uotisa o. : v Es-
EaEs tie sam@ 80 adopfsd a. as sn8spsa-
hF8s Es-ssistina W.
Essaivas That - az i5- ihs Caiaa sta
sas rsEAts asder ihs Co stita;i3a--t5-s 80
Sax, sna EotAi - .sss lasn this al He sab
. RI to.
ga ast.sa = &. IS. Hal Ess-, Il wa sr-
Gered tBsi Tia Grsesfaihgs ~ tb5s DertiRg bs
pahsshst 10 ths Eosersfiii=, kssKyHss.
NlsaVi,ss SD 8snPhss Yagsrs.
% nlsf.0u. tie @etGsg at5asrrei ssas
~
Jsav SEFBEsLssp. CAsI-a.
F.N. FrLEsases Sssg
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12
Georgia Elections,

4 letter from Nsrih osofgia iafsFms as that
the uaiea OF cooperation. ticket hss slosiops.
Is iriamPhsd in Whitfield, cstoosa, aad
walker osaailss, and ihsiaaisa,iass are ths,
tbs ssetssisnists sFe beaten ibrsRghoat Sor,h
Gssrg!s. cad, ~ vs hoPs aRs aelisvs, through
sai ths State.
The same letter ssys, Never WS 8 man
mors bitterly abused that kTossRisv IL A.
Hatbsmas are b, sped nPoH Bfppsissr. aud %
h proclaimed that hs caghs To be hang +
wetoRsldst u hsaaPha4sst 10 be abassa by
= set Of fshsis, aud traitors ta cpr eoan,sy +;
sna sIIli & is greater oolapiiasai to hnd
that majority Of ths people q soFth Georgia
are With Us in ssasisossi, ssa is exposition TO
this SsssHa BS1y Ossssksss.