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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12
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We hare teeeisei concentration sssr
the ahess signature, iHfefming rs tsat oar
aoliss Of FHAsrEA ssERsspvEai ~ sVsss
ed ssiratAf~l,| aad thai .ss charge u ia,
sanity b, Nc, Hssisy IA also aHlrae II ths
writer wili sa,hoTlts as ,s attach Ais P,aper
aans 10 his aTlieis, sc siA publish Il. sud
with u, ihs sssdssss Of the irala Of phas ss
have said, aad Of sbsl NJ, Wesley Asa
shAtssa We eaaast seaiFsssFt Eith -
ssisaEs segReisses. Aad ti,efe are ~ msaY
. t.assrs " the tseFd" IN aaF eaaaiEy, thAt tbs
sigEstafs Afasas Us ne flae 70 ths asms
of de sritsft
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12

Union Nsstiag.

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py-t y G. arsvslo~, Dezy Sg in
sHrsHaa, q G9si;s gssa 70 iAe sitiIsas %
iut - Ahd jfh rirJ diEf-ists = Ka1r s0Hg-
ty, Cuion ntetiar Tas held lt tksi aiae5 on
De Is DAY of JaHaaFF issi, % tzzr 51ts -0a-
s,defsfisa toe fatal ara inreBAinz zrisss. ga
alOtlau ~ Va Geo. Graves. Il g. R5Jerts
vas appointed P-vsizens ssd Fhoaras v
Krars, % 4t, a. Secretary. TIE meeiias Wa
tssH srEan.sst, sHd uPea Hofssa o. fas Pres
iisss aaJ ie". Graves, Cazrsss X Csrks
Dr. y "a. 4. EatEsrz. sn.i Ics. FLOYD uAs sB-
sotsssl a. : Css4 mst5-- % drsft FrsssEi
aNBrrsslFe O. ths iefiinEs of the srI sBd sfl
t4ssFiers. Ia atsustte= rsilrpa, sad sslss
Hgsu7 Oh ne Tf-EFlfs4 -4-t1 the fsitfgyisz resJ-
istfBus WaiJs Eare EaaaiEsDusiy s1Sfssd-
4 sa's~l. TEs, t5- people q Sac 4tA ard
5ta asz4rie5s gi ksss -Gsn-7 srE al Enfoz
msa. Irrespective o. party palstirs. ana taa.
Es can ih - ~yral is.n seathsFn Cgnfrd-
eTaey gf sscessi1uisa-
EsEstrsa. Tszt are iSr tee ta5az a1I
the Constitutions. Hifa sszas fsS smsn tuenis
to e1Fissa aa4 ztrs8Ethss The gSzeFam=nt IL
safarsiag sAE avs ss tss iaaa.
assoiss4 Tasl ne Waat no ssfat1ers Con-
vsatiua asr 20 NorEhsfa Cosssa:iea. bal II
a soaFsltiea y called. .rt T. hs = eoarsagica
Of tss people sf ~ sss8s Hi's4 siaiss. -
strengthen ths s7ssFamcHs - hiR8 Il ~ith
hsnds az sFs-i. 70 Fssyeut !. from irrstFissk5,s
lsssss aasi rsIa
ksssf-ssl, Taat Sr s1BzIst inr IA eossii.
traiion 5fths Tsusb-TI N ISagEsss 81 hHaead-
meat - tie Gems .; zsi1a sfths Ca5te4 State
"a sies, toe Prss-,lsas - the Ta-s of ,as PsO-
Pis.
isssai0s4 Thas tas veto pasvr 9e 50 modi-
fed tbzJ t8s wiii q the zsIoFs-y prevail
Rzsaarsi. Thsi yais ees5uaaziEv irTssP-etsTr
~ party d-no9ner the coarse tskes ~ tse
kdisoE II tss KNOXVILLE RE1sISTER ,a
ezoitiag the propls % Tsaa=sses. 20 pre-
c.p.tatr sesiga "a Gsvar Of aisansaz- WEsFs
c4in zss eoasi ipFSt~ diseas-isn waaid zils-
Jae rzriseussa' and serve q pFspaEs tAs pc.
pie f.r e sober Fs-w - tae prRiiag 4a-ssig1s
Upon rastiSa &c 'sas feqass,sd thal tar pr.
cecstiEgs sf THE usestiug b. PasiisRrd 20
BEo~NLos ksosyBLtE WHIa. zHG 81 sfGr-
papers fareraAlr 20 ths Uuiaa.
Tac above - a tiTts saFy OF thc proceedings
~ TIE ussst4aE F-ry R-spsrlifgiiy.
E4az 4 f-zEEm
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12

Btuiskx tMfon9ANFts narn sKxna
~ - M44pRs04 ~ AaH4t<1 = + 4ll4s fstt ssss
- tHs 1fkR eeute8t kEftaEe Aka VIA
Httf3E @ftn& SSH e4iflasr t,ssa go taasA, Iesaa.
ga ssa tsa ~ esss4F,sy yf,a safsSfsis Fis 3 -
aref - as4H 49, = fss7tep
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ses4s iss Fss4ssts : - knstens 4 ~ esosa ssl
Fsfa - ~ ssais 49, tsstsasn tAsst asssasra ssA
tes1f.s, tstass ss41te13ss d HeSseiuatas Earnaes
sftfsca ~ taiis ass.ssi fsF's snt i.ssI. srssi-
asest A. ~ ~ Hfssssesf fsf fsasal tares stls4a
I Etssssaza
sNs rsaSrs usyh tsles FsF<lt y feeastasss,l,S b.
fse.nei - - Ratf -{s4iNsF - nee fzft FseF@
assse~es Esssf s#snltaf5 k1tlsas Aa@asts fass.s,S
ese Pa+s 9EtAe We fs4 IA Ne Fszss.sl
fs1za srssst. .aszR - lttfass
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12
KNoxvLE TENNEssEE SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY H. 1861

aaa eas Isha 5ta iatssssl u tbs ssssms-
alts. lbe eaaea aaa eslss e sar eittssss ell
dslntHd a Aaa eth tske zee tlbeE4s 10 sss
tAs4 Il 4 matssf d gfsat safpEisS saks men
abe sAe3 ssa sesa skaat stesssiels. aaa sssks
fseE sea telFleesas e4aFstt sef tbsts eesh-
~. ssli fsssiu t6Fh ssosk, silsr haslss Fissn
each dsneestfsitees - abaseHahess.
fAsasssaaEff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12

bs &c wlll bo ssfh by Fsfsssnfs to tbs
Prospectus Of Tie Nee TerF ledger. which
viii be fsaRd in aseibsF eslsnsa, that the
proprietor II that FoPetsF weekly has So
cured an array Of distinguished contributors
lsr be paper ipf the ssv Year sHrh as has
never bees squausa sy aag PAslisAtsoA in She
wuTga The Ledger u slsags characterized
by high msfaI tons, sad has eiytSiaiisn
lsreef ,hsn thsl of aay eiktr ten literary
lssfBsls Ia DE roaa,u -4Hs.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12

Dape1Ts.<-Kse spkasa shszsss q ~ sEssssls %.
.aasss. - fstssssst psssssl.l Esd As4sskas aFsss
sAaA h1sesssss sssssk tsasal si.af sses. sssaslss
~ stsir sal sussa,isf sasA tsksa , tssssis SAG
4 tss ls - fssfs slal - ssss - had 4 isas.,
Bs.la 4lsl stet - tatfnsss tat tAs taali Gezse.
trgltlttzs = the thftst - tfe4 slrk6 - f6h a.
ssafIsa nsra asttels aflsa so - rEellssy uafsa
- Fa6lie apaeksas sd ainlsa 81 an1 tlsia - .,i
- eisaFsas Esd tsssasthpaans shs tass - A4tNass
utat ttT = s4-ke
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12
TaE EKCuAhGE Ann pEFoSITE
HAEK oF kN1xvILLE.

u lssiasss c.s ths lsi ( gsss ~ - 49, EaA
taszsssr rs-sstssf llszk hat-a nir1aua Fz4.Ef lay
~ aaitz sa7tsiasg Hsf f-ssks - ssaEs t4Fase
sa8 nosasasfr iasazss ssEaasssasssa
- zfisia afsssi g. ~ slsie-asza - fofusfFeiA3
-EsE.Fs Nsst ttiEss3 k8ssassa pst - usGt sasshsE
assssra-E fssss So
lsssr=si 80 - Fst5 srississ nssis - = sses.tf
ssz- d as sssetEssE astsi sssszasi@< 49,
HBRRSsE F1.sstzsf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12

aar TsR s1aeiAl Eets af IoNaia IS feiiesk
idanaia, %, se4l IiasFtas, ss,a8aj hFsotia-
lgags, i,esg; BeIi, l.T5s. I1aesia over Doug.
les, ls.lsii sFsF al, la,fea
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12
cuMMINos ASoNEs.
r.nnl,.isn 3 rerraraln. nlertAaal,


tf-ssaz=as - nsss'Sses arsS-s WisfAsF Hsei -
- SEFala sd feFsa bassess ~ tsrelsaosi
s-fy sst3 si s-rt5tlF -. ssisssass ssk sitssssiF
esss,s sEFis03 ~ sr.s-s.ss seErrEss A. fs-f
~ ~ Hsfifsis sgsess a. kfsstust = tasss4'a
E.ssass usig r.taF 49, f1sassss sss.ttssusss
D. ssfa \ D. szlszzg-stfls. 1sRzAs ~ 4 = Frt
\ b. EEs7e1Ias -. ~ 3 szFA Hps t@at~ft7s- -
y srrsr =szrss fas- ffat-fi kEisasE. u fA-sr Z
Rz4a Csssztss ssss- 8se 49, Hssrs Nsssaszi4si -
! y Nazsslt HsssEz. A. b. \ kslz q a. y ~
fsrss=lEsl Fss-G- ~ EssEasi y D. Pea EsssA ~. ~
hsFsa4 u - Hsgssy ~. - ks23sFa = fffsev ts-
F-as-~.s THsssaf ssssnss A. ess : s3sss-s 49,
s5sas r=sE 90 9sbs y ai.-s liszA. So y 4 sly
49, NssFAF y g D. SstFf- p Esazss-asv3as ;
HsFserfrslfs Tszs ia i fkl
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12

o. ~ nuast sA-'sss' lzrsss ~. - . Ts-~ > Ssss
runs EsTAHLlsaMEST mas BkEA
] stiatsf s. st-a1 - iissasssEF tssss-s - sfk
iss F-fzs-s sfss=f-- ~ Fs-ssss=s = fssasss
l-zf-lsr Ezi sssfsassIg 81 EAa sslsiAts q 80 -
gsFss. g1HFar-
e3i stozs-aF ssssr1rE Hsafsra
aE'zlssas Gesssrsisd CsHiss fssaAssss WAYsA
~ IA
1sz-.lsa fsstsss FlEtaEus.
fi,s 49, brss Czssisss ssa v Nrsassa Isus Nssb =
sssrF ss.srifsssa
A S-st zas. - sss =-sstsssz-st ~uTs~us-a -ssssi
llsss sE1 sstsi.AssAssat n - tsstss
fl, zfEis Tg. A u nAENFF
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12
LOOK HRRRai

HAVE ElFFHEss1 CHAFyEEe, NAT
4 taf ~, aFsHlaas Ht-s fisif d - Eafsa eh,Fss
s,sss 0s-ls AZ sssass taza sssf bsfss szs - this
sazss isbt5F 8. kANlgks
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12

We clip the feilewlEg article fsem III. Ca
sheet, paliishsd 10 seHssss,sra isstsis.--
The article sontlitutss 90 sarasfantshls aud
eorsfdly attack upes tvs aasfsaaiag Ladies',
because thsy hApFsu V BE- of Northern birth
All rsisiRe eas Aas tAaasl IL tsPeeistiS
psiFs,s smiiy ths psstyssF--ths ether tsssb-
- in tbs Nsthsdis Fs@els coiltgs At sadi-
Eaa, lH thai STATE. Tbsy are accomplished,
Fsadsst, aud taisstsd ladies' aud Ars MA Abo-
iiti0aisis "a ssy ssnss of tts seri. Tasy are
opposed 10 The tlset Republican Party. Asd
urged. ia conversation, thst TIE sea,hers
iaairs shoaid ssss H,GsafAsfars Ibsir Disa-
step asEs issssad Of sssdins SoTib far thrm.
fa+ article sas wFatsh by jstk-isg lawyer,
who hsa 30 othsy rmfieymrnt tbaa that of
stHias bis8niss articles. aHs@seTying asa
es,saIsstass 70 laFes tus iasHsRslFs ladies TO
cave toe staGsi brave Hsasi Pstrso'ls de-
fsgdtr of ths rights Of the Huutb IA call
Is H4sas for toiEeissfs 70 gght ths battles II
scat. ChreiiSa asd ssSsg4A la tbis ssesssion
crus.as these nsH srTAysa AEsihss these
s,s,tssn ssbeal Teachers vill eEsss over ints
Tsnrs ssss ts avoid kgiiinE.
Bsl asFe is the aFtielss
Ssaus - Tssssa Jssy~sI
Ma EBtfos LA tbis fifae ~ peril 70 the
;Suath, Il Is the hossass duty OF sFsFy uas
frithd ana patriot % his native isod 10 de-
sysTsthiug tbst be eAa lsl Il b. little eF great,
70 ssaafs the ssfely Of she Sasth. Aeting Ia
sshfsrmiiy 10 Tits ssttis9 canvietien, I otter
uiy aambfe views speA . sgbjtrt of vital ia-
psrtaace and iatsFesf - ss sii asa WaFa
mF esuRsFymsH 90 heed me, for tEpeak sssrs-
u J do knew
There are iH oar mlas4 etsissaFiss fsDn ths
lus6 oI BsFr, eFBality--ias birth -psses OF
0aF dsnEeFs aaa the EASY eFEaiR sbsFetH %
rocked al ths sa@iiy 10 eur ssetisa that he
mar Hsturs eas pesasSs. 7hsss s,sissarsCs
40 not bsidly assert shslF purposes, tor tbst
soald ,,st be policy. Bat sOEsstiprs shRa
,hsjF seal sTreeas thsiF jadg aseat Ihsy iadi-
rsts wgsh uaeFFiaF essisialy tkeif tfae par
vesss. Thar are beth saafe and ftmaIs
iasass iatailian readily peFvsisea that shs
Us.ranisb4slity ef Wemap E6Hik b Aa sfeE-
,ige ,asahs af accomplishing thsir base par
nsses of IasaSefetisn Haa ssFfi3s wsF, aEa
sas tbs whale eouth Is flooded With ihslF
;. st0wss~ and - Etsass.a We bare then
stsa IL esF esansy Agaia sEfH Esai eiii~
s,ss at tsatassa ta hseatfs Ma sgsa tiRes
10 81 tAess sseeEiss lssm The laHd Of back
Heres sasailtf, hssl a dsts' ia oar tesa.
ana iela Coo Jlsiaiy fbsy stfe asi sssaha'
BY Fisieaiiae ths ksutb. sad taasiiaa y sita
ssgfRassee npas tlss iaH5 % faHhss ioip,,.-
ar kdabF. ibis STOCK shsssa b sesi saiaH
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12
sas sAP SIS
.pIRRcT IMpoRTATroN.

IEST BEEEINED--A Large AssS-t-
J saeass = e<ass kasss Ezssrs asz ssis-ss = 70
- yasslzf 81 sssts 40 sna-a,
! E,easa n .sssksisG HfasAfs Rsteut tHsslsi
HgiFSfs s.gE 81 eas EssFal Fsrss
Egssfs EzlEss-f b-ss Ffzc@ tasSszt
iszA AfSacss Hszsiaefs 49, ssslczs
A. h.sa t1b=Sf - fhsss 60 - stt ifess Feg Sass
ssaiss srzf tsssssrbts ~hHEss.is = retail
sas~ss - sas ssss- Q 9 saa
- Il
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12
fhlnk q - rsor /

gsfssilss Nth,ss, sita ~ Sletn fsailtlss,
iss hvssiae uisis sha shlllg sases, is upoa
~. ssa - mAsy sfsss fslias asisss a bsiess
sssas sssestse Taese ssv ss many pess per-
spss sessslas Is lsss sliy, - VII tsa,aTs 10
sAy, ie psspeFtiea le che eePalaalss. as say
easeg tewa es siis II he Ssuthssst fhefe
ls sass snsaat d poverty, acsIltstlen, aad
real Wsst Il Skat Is hsava "a q sststSs
fesN aSay helpless women asa children,
are slahsss PreFislaas, ctethinR, fuel ~ even
sssfsstssis sbshliee u peFslsas % he sity
proper, and Of ka.l kasfsliss, there afs theas
the REALLY saast, Ais wsAlAst. zoe lha asrs,-
serss, ~ lifa, go b spsak q tas somfotts.
fhsss efHs whssip d tas Fosssssiea ~ soas.
ibFtsbie hsnss. rAna afe.slafs. vitb "a
Absassaes ss sas, pse Mot spt - leaEa that
sss aesehssts are sisk ana sEsaaliy sss%rlHg3
foo saaay % a., be ft sai3 70 aWf saams,
lsss b he taia3msal Of sli tkat heart eaa
visk-hsla paisa Prayer asssiags 60 -
eAaFeA sa kssslay, ~sst lass fasss, SD say
icaa hypeSrfsseNl rFagets. bot loek wisA tos-
ieapt apsA thSs- sfoasd thsis Shs are "a.
ksd. titt, sna beras asWs, sEsh BflsaiioRs.
Thl, ls sieAed, sad BY so sssass asial@est
pf tht Foidea ssis--Fliu sHse athsts Is yss
sssld shss they shoali 40 aato yOa Many
% az ssysaa espiishly, large amsaRts fASl vs
uiEbt sssssibsis 10 ths needy snd aestitsts.
hs~ss dove vita ssFtee Ssd gisea eo@s
fsN rssson. within sst tsosieaEs ssa,sl.
bate. srsa beyend ,AsIt msaas. aAa lhsss Sra
Fstesea upah esEeaa gasssufs- 10 he ksrJ-
ksssisa, ssld Ena srfeesa, eAtississs ot eur
isSp. We ssy Is 'As bsssGsssi isaEaags OF The
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12

naN osla q S<ses y essezss eaaf assss 80 - -
$500 sssa.s sssssassensa = - rAa &c issslsasaf
q, nsesnzs
fa sassssssssssts = stlsA ~ aanase q ls.sgsssf
~ s-altsa 20 - tsssst taS fsssse ssa esHztst
Afssssisssasais Nls " esssaessa ahs wass tssFtea
eKrep4 shsss ~llA vkpaA ~ farr aefslsI seeesals
NJ tssee4esasls tssEh aefaass SH - tsstfts9 an
~ assafanaea ~ E-saslass sEEe-s fz saGsa sAssa
=. stFrfssss = ks.zs = y FsHFtusi.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12

1hsa t1s tssaR siNas ~ ut=ass
kfs ssstlae aE.raat
AHa tse ssc~ essss sIs tsfstag
tsssPsnt. = slss fs--ass-
NsEs 80 sssaFsss = slssiisz
Acsasa - saaf Ss.as
AsA - sAStak tsssa iss asrs~F,
Asnsashss Ne Snsr
aasA plsAif safr,ss-is So
Aisa ozszfsats - y,ass
Ass4 h-srsS sslh Hs,Fzabs
sense sesssaat esSspvf--
Nhs~ Fisssusss sls - asissi,
Ara ss~rsst yss ksr~
O fafn fsaa tbssa af4.a
= tEiak = - FeF
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12
JAMES RIVRD CEMEKT.
FAKMHEH. ATTTHff0R

aaa HsEs 90 Tl8Is VALUABLE oE-
tAtti nastka a. is.is3 s,s 81 s st ven - fsilss
t5lar3e q y aAFsi SRsfsS ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12
The Money Motive.

As jaugH sifss, ws glsace occasionally ~
The faasclss feHss1s W. Shs assE shouid he
pres svsd. Ea- W. base aigseg motive "a
sastaiaiaE &. faas rasary cas- taF1lsA, on
xAits tgwssgr- 50 shaf; aoi sRlsrE- a pr~s-
e.l it Is sbisgssd oy ssIss 70 tAs ssSsss
pf lu,sssaz, Fterlas sal Texas, bscassr
these Stsle> rest ya---v 1..hoss 81 dsliar- O.
Ihe purchase. A. a set "A agsiasi tass args
rssnt. tAs Sew iofk flss }:sak aFapeF htrs5
~ "a Ihe SsElh rr;sFs ts 1he exports of pr,-
da1s POS tbs ualtrd states. exclusive -
spssie, a. appears ty ,he fFsAssry SsPoF' t9s
isa3
Frsal Rses Stairs exclusively. s3.ef ~
Fscns Free And Save Ssatcs, -, so -
Fgou, Save Ssasss sSs'asi'e{F, 2iA.Ssl. Sse
SlIS.gsa 6Ia
"a tbs a4sss Is Is jasiiy oentszassi taRi tas
fr,r,ft.. r4o-u vbish iAs GeTsfnmsat 4AtsIls
tts Fsssass. F-ss VI sac experts, snd tAs' tb-
Soarh 10 thts Wsy ceatrisstes mere thar
ieahls is gasss n tbs RstiSaal prosperity
We s-s sssAisg asialr is the i3ea. and rs
giss sac ststesazst msse3y ~ 81 ltsss q his-
teFs, waiCh II iaSzFe tilns mAy es awe iz-
IegxssipS thas stsa =; Present
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12

N ~. ArPHEns0E a CO., WILL Tahs
IL ta Fs aEi n ssttf es itsr - ~ rs ost BaIi
s-s.5lis,, esssis - Assiesss, tassisss
IRA Poa coils AaB sta.SGIl----Esoa
- lssks 4 sasg aos sbszg 4S4d Z csas stsale
~ ~ fs.ii zsse1sEs haa = rsta Healfe teassas
HtRkfsh8N 0telsia
- y Rfa Faaseast = .ts~ I'D esy
ageais rsstst sEssfss y
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12

A COMPLETE Ass0ETHEAf OF Rt-
a ass eilsJ Stais PLffaJis, assl fsEstsE 3ss
fs. At ~ AS ssa q sls 81 fs>k, sHss a5 en@
,,-s,4I5-,I sffssiE saaayE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-12
= Il AUHDocH. ND.

- . i. AUD-Itl y D
'iAt frsi4snesss8s- Iosatsd sH P&s-
= 'fts .-T- g rzl-a,- dsisaa t.as Fl1ifeslls.
81 .Hr l.-.=us g tus Egsa $3.50 slffell.it -
e. '--..as- vfs fe sEsea e. rs-s a ssssE.siF
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The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-10-21
IKomes's R,gAts.-To have new

IYomes's R,gAts.-To have n new
bonnet a. every full moon.
To get married when she likes and
choos.. between fool and kuav..
To hav. and to hold as her right
the inside traek--to talk and to walk
AZ she likes in hoops.
The Rights II a Aia~.-To teach
his children no good trade, hoping
they will have. when grown up. wit
enough to live on the industry Of other
people.
To hold Office without being com.
petent to discharge its duties.
To build houses with nine and six
inch walls, and 60 to the funeral OF
tenants, firemen, or others, killed by
the fall, weeping over the dispense.
ton of Providence.
To loan money to his friends pay
abfe-to-morrow.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-10-21

OF course It will-what2 The non
receipt Of Important inteiligesce, be-
cause everybody expects it. Such ia
the case with most Of things in this
world, and we should make ourselves
contented, and take things ~ they
come. We cannot say that We ex-
pect any startling intelligence from
any particular point, however. the
suppositicn is that something i'm
portant must soon take place, thus il
is that al flock around the stage on
Its arrival, anxiously making inqui
saes Of passengers about the news
We noticed an article clipped from ,
New York paper. which insinnase'
that ! msnmoth peace meeting vii
probably be- held in the city Of New
York, sometime during next montl
or the month alasr, to be under tn
management of Messrs. Benjalssin ant
Fernando Wood. This grand meet
ing 10 be, is spoken of in CLOWN;
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-10-21

Ru, a short tim. will cIapsr before
the people will hc called upon t" poll
their votes for suitable persons to re-
present them in tn. legislativ. halls
If the State. At this particular pc
Rod, it bchooves ms to vote for no
men, be- their past political cred what
they may,-~lio are MT known to be
upright, fair dealing. out and oct
Southern men. firm and true. Such
persons We know to be in the field
rs candidates, let a choice be made
now do not delay until the very day
Of election, and vote for some one &
friend advices, but make it your bus
iness to find out who would be- mos
fit and suitable TO confer tie homo
upon for which they aspire. Whe'
you have definitely satisfied yoarsel
on this point, proceed to USE your in
fiuence immediately in behalf of sucl
individuals, and have them elected
By SO doing you will serve you
| Stat. and parish as good citizen.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-10-21

I'll. weather yesterday was b.aoti-
full; tn. appearance Of the city more
lively; business somewhat better ;
river about Oh a stand; wagons from
Texas coming in strange faces max
ing their appearance; an orcasional
smile is now visible on the coante-
nnnccs Of the detected ones; ft~
" smiles" are offered us. by persons
in possession Of few pieces Of tin
genuine-which ar. good for ..lagcr, y
strong indication of better times fas,
approaching; physicians doing fine
business; editors and printers ssarv
ing military companies f"r'"i"g-n'
prira.c- allowed TO join. all TO be Of
ficers except the Captains, they I" he
g.nrral~; crops good and plenty.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-10-21

TIE AccoxSt at Sea-The New
York journal Of Commerce. of the
21st ult.. gives = recapitulation Of
naval operations a. follows:
Seized by Rebels, "a vessels, val.
Ne S2,794,4OO. Seized by U. s
Navy, So vessels, value S1,917,2Oo
Total ll6 vessels, value S4,7OS,6OO
Adding to this some vessels dis
posed Of by the Sumter, and there
will be very good balance in favor
of the "rebels," considering they
are just beginning naval affairs.
We are just commencing, and be
fore we get through We hope to prov
that the balance in favor Of the Con
federates will not only be every goot
considering" but astounding to tn
rascals.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-10-21

We clip the following from the n.
q. Picayune:
Notwithst anding the war time and
scarcity Of money, says the Nntehex
Courier, we are told by our Texas
contemporaries that the work on the
railroads is still steadily progressing
Latest intelligence from lndian"la
represents tn. railroad from tina,
plac. to in,.rs"ct the San Antonio
and Mexican Gulf Road wa. steadily
and quietly going on. l'h" Courier
of that place says the superintendent
Mr.. Dudley. is deserving Of great
credit. not only for hi- constant Ell"
dcavor hu, for the excellent manner
in which the work has been done.
If the people If Ca'id" were ~
pcrscv.riny AZ the Texans. about suci
matters il would liz. better tor then,