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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
K OxyII.LE WHIG.
KNOXVILLE. TkSs.t
sArunBAa. mAnssa . tsel.
ms Araa 81 Elaterr.

1N - - - -rNS-N~
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Hes ef tss sfss e s1asert ana hesiiss nos,
fastijY he,asss Ne strs sei Showed 70 carr,
car siAsst lsee KaEsas, geastsrhy teaches
stsSAt ne aes~Tsse et tie area Of sss Slsys
Sissss Il ssz .sss s4ssre Eslss. sna hat pi The
sVe States ssl CSC sgssss sstles There are.
tssn, s9.sss mere of istfitosy sa tie .kasea
slave ,aAs In lhs ,SsAsses tree States. This
asssmFsisa. authorized b. geography. s;ll ss
ceatTpssrtsd. ss sc ssry ssli kaes'; bat ve
add mfth,r, tAs, ths rbitsa stssss Csasez Sec
lsse Shows tast therr wssv tses In he slsss
sisies So. .lel fAras, epsssisisE tai .saiysas
srseB-~sf which sisgs.lse asrvs vsTs f.-
g,~srs, and ,ss, eat SOS ssrss s@ssrrussS
tbs Crnsup for IssA. disslesss shs saruf-
tnai fssl shaI Ia the hassa slsse slatea, sad
tAs sisAisva fsvs ssstps Al gsEra saee,bsr.
~s taSe a stltc roruystisa is sAieh .S7res
Psrs0ns base 20 ,utgfssi 10 slasr property tss
even es, shs tas. sui, So zsn opslos
HrEsa property Clain.s - assg aI,sr bin ssd
isso ths voffrS OF rrteiatisS. sfissa szHiae
- sset properly Ssy, Safss taaa tais, tas
sssssGssaists 81 she Sosts ere Osiy ssraes
% ,bs SisssbsAisFs. esrtsIsIy ret mere tAss
~ u sktE-thss leaving sss nsa Sc DIRE
E0oa tssrts lsia The rers ef irpssos. o. he
isaEaiuais lsFg fss Vssss SD tssE AsFFaa-
s,sesasat os the PsFt 81 a~rs sssi,as ~ I's
AussriCan FprsiasisA wiil ses b ssll7ks4,
Ne have Ia ibs ssgIs. or hs4. snlil esTiAas
SsrthSrstsTa iasas vssr aeqs.rsa. the iisns
shssv ei tsrrisars. Tssrs are abesi ssss ~
iss-t e sisvs' 30 ,As saulh, asa thsst Is ia TIE
tsssiteT! vs taassss shsFls roan aa1 verge
Be- iis smTioy uissi ai tNssss ssssi@ss ssoTs. o.
lssss 'ss.ss as ssssy assss a. ~ have. ThErs
ts Pru3aetist isu1 susHsa sh4 ia spare, Ia tAs
slavS states. saf al tAs slaves 'bs people 81
rh- sou,h CSC Faiss sp tsr the asIt buu5rs8
yeaFs to eons sfHl. tie slasaog Is for msrs
rHto'y asa ~ rigbs TO esrry eur siArss
igts 'ss faf - resfjEof.ss shshs Nafthwtst
We ere soaghssa ~AR, saa ss rar'eSd
for Gle rosstitstssssi rszAts q th> Sss,h,
hsi vs are Zoe ehtass - - At,s = see tAai
the people 4 sfra its soata gaa. si,k aGy
iasGss, ssass e. aedssty. nssks fass ever
thelF saat uf tsffiteTyt or privileges in terri
EsFtes tbsi God hss 2s-~SrS % ssEFpss EAsaia
hvs 30. either - slsvss sr free psssses ef col
o. Ws saszs tksts sistsas=ts that uSF
ssaiAr-A itisras E-y see boz h'iis gEegnd
~ ,ssy have tor ibis EFFORT So trrss up the
UE'oa Asd - the FsoPls of the Nefth, We
take ascassas 10 tHy, that HsJOSl' Of ths
voters, sssn lH tsS slave slstss, are not =, sii
ls faror of taE Wild sns hassrdous scheme of
gsse.ss,.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
Whs haze faphgt orr Battlssi

Fhs hgatvs Of The following sshalSr STATE
seal vi Ias igIoes employed 80 tAv hsHlesa
var, are srFiEva f5on EEey5t.ve Dos uairat
~ - Of she .sg session. 3eta C1asrssf.
Tbty ss0W tkst ,he Was syiri; prevail, mrrs
IN tire SeEs4rrn thAu tn tee Noythern seetsn1
u ta~ CSassdvfsry, CossS1SrIBz tar gr-at
FgsFasd~raRse gi NgrtasFB over S5s-Asru
FvFulAfisn, ths auHhsr Of soldiers fsrassEst
hy TIE ss4tk @U-t apprss ss:atIve5y aach
fsrvrE taan "a really Is
As.5say e - ksgalis 4-ay - sAs hsEsosF
We
Saa--i sboiIlag s.alss aai Tesr.-,-
-x = --s
~ss,saa.5IaE Stttrf. [EE.S
Isissfsrrs 60 hsf,ras Hsg Hsz .Sasstsisla.f
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
Religions Revival. NnrtA

oao q oar srehasgss states, that there
are unprecedented Rslisnas Re'ivals a, .he
North, aud wonders Why IA i.l We snsws,
thai The Devil bss cone south, es4 ths
SorIhsrA people, wlth YaRkee sbsswdstss,
have taksa aaysstsge ol his sessset
v xs cen ever get The Devil back is he
North, xs prepass 80 taks tara as prayer
and fastiss - The ssaihi
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02

PsHnEcTios % ScatCa Pa laos LasT
1sAa-Ihs pFtesvs " Scoish PiE Tres asfinG
the sast yeag Nas I. .3s5, aea taaa, "a iassssss
o. 81 COS ever ths gfstisas yEkr. fsss has
aai kssn iae % "a lacrosse u fsrarSes, eai
70 improvements In tse Preesss af naaatAc-
ssre Oar naalasfs sase ssi ysi saand
rae sabstitats fer tAsa siEd - 'soa feI east
lags, bat i appears tsss sssas ot 'ae AaeFi-
sas iyoa sFes--for thvy are rSfy saaFsosE-
shealA sisl,l simiiar iree Y heated SKA t6s
h,,s el.sss sad eeks fasl The shipments %
tbs Uaiiad ssssss oi SCuteh ~ ssz assesRt-
81 b ~ .si3s tuhs n isse.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02

Tee aohlis ssgsss1 states thas NJ. sscsy
has usA.is Aia iAreNsFs sFss,.a q SIS eoasss-
ice 10 soaSkeassry, and saaesHees sia set
tlss parPoss 70 Sssirs 20 sAs ssssss e Fsi'sts
lie. Ne 4sss elaae hiss, aftef sii Ais sslk
sAsr,aeias assstioa y tss ssass q nisaaisz.
70 base Davis slesssd Freshest 0s@ hs
bad. Poas Ysresy Ss Is 3Oo@sd - hs .
AiEs private q Sc rs<ai ceaSa cosA4S
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02

As bsr sesldsRse sa Raasis, Cares tssaty,
Fssh., % the lik % Feb, teei, Ars- Ksooa
ASS hATEss, wife u p=sla hsYses, sfsF
shsFt aiaess. IL ths slEty-slsth ysaE si hsf
sss---Joses,srs Eayssss,
Nn, Haynss vas sn ssssllsAl vssaaa, aaa
= consistent and fsiihfal usabes sf he
CAarsh. shs wa he NOshsr-ia,iA~ Of osi
y O Tsy4ae,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
Senator sliaell,. Anearirr

IahH siiasli the LsaisiAga Hrpstcf wao
sss gees asa II the usipa y ith his adopted
sgsis, Ia Rew ths s3Tssal " psapsrts
RsslibeatiaA ~ esics- s"idsfs. lie - a -
tvs ef Sss Iaft. sal bss tatisf was soap
toasT aAd lsllBu = bsadirf. aad ssAdg hjs
iisiss IA laai sAy. spa rss % i,,F sssCsssfsi
a. to be ellis b sssI john - CsiisEs. Sea-
atsr siiieli has bees one - iae mosI snees1.
TuI 80 siasilsf4 10 the aau,h. aa4 has sads a
fiftaas cut Of ihs Uayefamsst, sai cat oT
inaitl3asis.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02

E-s-sF hsfsslas-l 'szsass.=f o. sgss1- fses-azssf
~ zoe - ~ ass l.ssr-sss1 s-szss 50
tue-f sas Elazas.ff ffits-ssz 80 sfeacts1r - ~
F1ass e laassssg e - szhsi dsaH-s
REEBICAL AHVICE GIyEz GkATIS,
vi - -ss a-tss rtsEsaz- O. a. zfysT - Hstf~s
ssr s fsslas x tas5 a-1sssuza .zs~- r-raGsis--r
Seem r e. z.s3 sz 4 csG1sEns FtfsgtF, Hss
.HH- fa-4.--.HI s.,- q -far-e
EALt AsiE EEFffhIs 81 ef-=Taeziasra=s - aItsF
tsa-esHE 3 I.zs asa fsrEsaf 49, tAt htA RfAN
Drfs sz=asF- o. 80 --ssFs sFF o. tss s5rHls5 "a
$3.50 l-staf eaHE4sis- Zee 4 r2ls - t. lAr.s
stsz=Fs - l-sasFz -sr - assaflsas-=.
Azsass- - ssliAJs iiHaotIrsa s,fsss sas
g. hzssst Ass---zIasu ss sch AssEh ssfsst Pas
assisGs - ~ nffef q ths bsi--i=r-
EnEs HkAEIH fII- fss-t-ss
- FaEassftE. gs.sf~sss5 ggsrsii iy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
provAsey Of Col Thomas Il. Bsafoa

Ia His tzsI bss Sagm"s. Rev NJ paATii.
Jr. nj Psli-ariPhts, rs,stsi shs fetio~IDg a.
seArte3
- fsa B,egths before taa decrease n ia-
lsls Cai Bsuita- hs ss.t tp = yrsss Fo.sna-i
fyis.5 lh-a .l, VISIT O. W4sH5HEGeu = HaEE
r,sa yaa ssre s4ya SO Htil q Pateats, tie
Post nfi e the tsF.IHi f1F a aara tste they
b~sg Ast.l AZ suyb ss ca ITmaus sST'gasa -
FsF lhs people ~ tho alysi Siszss asp
pose l'sf--i ,Ndfs. NJ rF. art Trey
are for yhs SnafheyH EaafFdrsssy. wHs~i has
ts-a piciiias faF ths -st hY~ ans tu-ptv
yea,s, aUd wh.-h su~niff fsaT tos uat.as Wll!
aa. pats go fs alss.'et nEE..Ig Is taB lal-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02

When Rsy, \. l., he Vstrl, p~stlr u the
BAplist ChaFeh Ia ssia,as Alabama, qai' b's
congregation cad volunteered 70 % VIA
Confectionery Of sseess!oaisis "a FOrt Norsaa,
70 var nPoa the 0sasraI dsgsTnmsa', We
predicted thai be wss on 4iid gooss 'hass,
ssd thst Be haa better haze ItmHinra s' hia
work On the alght sf fhs I9'h. hs.wa'
aFowBsd 81 Fart Morgan, where be Sss gsr-
rissasd Ni.h The eoaPsuy hs Uas sNaehsA
IN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
Tyias4srrs 70 ~ Fseus Va f-1ss Nrs-Hars-
astiasg Ssaiss rvd lsrrasfufs.
~ EtEsA ssaax BssS


~ tsiuutsrFs scse seat frcsa AtiHe. Nes
Fl.,ss.Airy. Yeru.aat. Csau,sr.eat sa4 Basts
iglasd
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
", 81 MuRpocH- ND.

tIANIAG PsruzaasRfGF LssAtsd 80 par
= f"iFssiIl~. flsEl FHe-zz-s- .asrs - Il fs-s.
r=.H
fz .9r st-HGtaH - - r1s-s 0sss- - t-rsrsslB
- hH1#..a- ..Hrata.Ha q f-s EEsHsf. a" frrs -
sr. ras t44arfst ysatrH Isrs 1tfa-sa = e. hEs
- szs ESQ sssla 49, 7sas fs--ztaas sesaa -
-i'f a. szi-s4 - ass'-r 4 - ir-ftTatsf -
- =. --zsss arrss =asssHfa ftsf 49, fsF
- ssaass-s saIis = EsE s@EEay
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02

A. siS pei sest tasss 81 SIstss aast Psy
svsflS Tee aHlieas oi te'lArs Pe5 aaaan la-
terstt
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02

DEsTs % vas SEyEb.N4 SgArts---fhs ts,,
iosisg IS . statrsi-zt # tsc 1-h-s - tss
stafgs WAich have sIsastTsss tfsa tsv lz.aa.
sEcvP4iag fexss, tie hguyss Of sssta -
have osf an hsn1
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
TILE KNOXVILLE wnTG
reuatsss ssszfa
ny VIZ, .. nRowEtow.


So rzIss rffsens q f-zss fas3slsaps sni ~ ~
sssi = sast sssssts~ssta - - 80 ~ issssssts
ie N4Tatscz
AnsasyrtSsnsNss vAsfk re sasst4f - lssastisss
d rsTkea sfa y fztsss slst fssaes 80 esssEsa
aavesfissaests s4ls - ssssaree eas Sfes isntstaA
ess1ss thaae sin Wafsa Ns As=s Fexalas ssrsasess
~ a5Ysszs.rssasss sa astases pii - ts.7stsa as
iasa sxe4tssalet " frsittasas esrsf - shsse
81 s4vesSlsss 4 kseSr - - fssFsesi
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02

CANCER CAN BE CURED
BHH gSsIatg
v.sSBuus tsRs aFsAVHEEG HOu TIIE

] tzaaasrsJ - tsazssTis t7--,sa . 'etief t-s - -
aa ss.s a. ge.-las~ fEsrs-~s flls tsFsfa-1li
Fa-a - - r4fs ais 49, si-ssissf tgtsn tntsrEsiiF
.ss. - ia rs.lz.lsss HsEsszisE - o. Al
aa rzsl= sss-s- tHs tffaaiasaat = e~as-'' -
ssss.r Z. ss.4 r-s-g B. sac EAi4siH,z rsafaeasrR
o. ~. I.ssarazsilss- fsaaa u. , n ffet
t. a--.a b. d. fisssFH % y L-Esssi--l -
.#a. sa... 49, fratsfa 1ssri-z We tEief e
Hs E.- 81 I.ss E-E5s sfss-airii.E8, ID
.tF ft.ga.a Er r. hla. 3 AsE
=Hr b. Ras-sf y j. FHfi r-fal So -
.asr- "a D 80 J. Ill., u
-.. fa.... aas-rs Ata- Ess ff.s-s As=h
= l... B. q. Na-r Fs'Ea 90 = h-irF
T-a.r O. Gazag 3. Les 1s5iiif 3
aHaal.a.aa Sen Ezr. atF
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
MElODEoNs.

j - hETEIVFD. ERoa .. q. a %.
A's-.a tas sstls.4i r. .sit.. -
z-.,a-s zsltas Univ AbsiS i
aa-r. ed Hs.i-t lssss- s1-sz-sat
=r-' H.zF b.. 80 .. MAEIis NErL
'-.7aasa ~ cas-li 4 49, esd
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
DIaEcr 1MPoRTArIoN.

j e., - Ets EfI--A Large Assert
.--rF -.sF- tsfaas. Eat a-i.sEsa - -
--'r s.a.--.
-----. E.a1..F gstr.f AErass
.. ..a r#-s- s..s sa5H Erlsssl t.lrs
-rs.r.r .a=I fss-. cas-. ss.
---r- Ei-Hl.la--= aHe .I.4ss@a
.a.-- -a-ss sHrs=E isssl HaElase
..... H-'s .es-.aHssH.s g. u44s-ssis y ystan
= ..1 a-s-. .asl saa 49,
-' Z - HAHLEss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
'A-llI fss-a,, .aa EaEist wsFks.

.sz- -.--s-- s.r-fss r. -. - . ss-s Essf
Ais EsTsBLIsHAEsF mas BEEH
go .=as laf ssaiHl.z-H rHI-szi - T1fh =
--.s..r -s.l = s.s.u .f.-Fas b. fEFrssb
e.. -as s5...aasr rIEaE Essi ~ - 49, 70
s-a-7z -l-.rs Ha~s-I-
zaf45 .--..ss.a lasas rsasssSs NArRa
.sr f.ssassz
ar.. - -sllszs - rssFsi Brss NaHt q
s 10 ...ss =asa.,IzalIza-E4 NaEresiea slsat
a-. e.s H-ll.# =. 1.-alss - ti.s 500
% EABaFT
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
LOOK BERE Z
ITO PuH ooLB ANb sILVER.--uow u

II a NJ PiGEnsoS a co, Will Tsks
4 sa ~ ( asHae tesf ssg tl.s ksat
So = T-nu~sssa h-at,f-k p fhTiafs Nssfh saR saash
'.7r-Hls ss-arsa as aitaa1z4- tassGas
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
Wholesale Drug Store.
cav ETHEET, HNOAYILLE, TEEN'
JOIN JACKSON,

lssazsta - Bs-sslzs 4 JslEsw
asnuGastastha Ckssatst sha SEhstssaIs
ard nstsit DFnaSist,
CoLICITs TIRE ATTENTION oF PLY
= strtsB M-faAnts las ffsltitHs lsFEr stssk
II libtf5s TffglCAts pts FAGNN-. tEt rfffE.
PFEtg MAJ - kofr&l fsFfgfNRsTs A.
tlsaaf-f.Lslt sl4ay gssizsIst- - s4 s.ssa -
- f-fass - it-B fsr b. TlssE-sai EasvssEr
assssit HsszF sTtt.is srag-tt sal - rrfscsrasas
H g..HsHasa - aaslssS szffssis "a ssgtaf az
esatH4a b. Eser saaisfs-ts,.a g 50 Estfssa l-s8
: BHLs. LABD 0ILi IS BRLs. TAs-
- asrfs Dtst
49, laE1s5 bisrk
Esfl-ssr aI tsazl OH a.
4 HBL.. COACH BODY VAHsIsH.
| EEasa f-FrIl4Ts
esasi gasiiy fsrAiiaEr %
"a yatxr A.
A. gaCKsos's
-ua LBS. FANILT SOAP ~ 80 LB.
ss5 h. Plass, sbiss ssassss, - III. psssrs
tfr-ssi Glsss.s Nsso sHfssss tsfassS Ai3sfe. fsB
g.. sss NszisJs sssissss g. tssafos sna ssiIsHisd
Fsrs. sf - - 80
a. GaDss FAnkEsTOoKs vEKaI-
xs) fssr.
= - asslsag tsaisarai
ssaIs Hais kssttfstifs
. Azsart1su Nurss khisf
Eisstrss On-
Ha-trgsrpfs q liers. Hsrttsfsf 90 Aaessft 80 ss
isas ssis s-g sFprage tEa n efls5 Isss a,-as
szr.-zsHa ~ risSs a.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02

HAVE ECYTHEs, CRADLES. Sat
4 sscks, IraEs-s9g a - ftsss q Fsrss sis-Fl3s
sss5-s sss-sss A. shusF@s fAsz iiss - "a sss
asz-Ers ~ Y EAaLsSS
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

I pssE fsE % ssdAtes, BTfatEs, HoFss
a ts-rts1s sslzsv y s-s ifsr1s-a HapFz HaTss
: e.. a. b. ez@aa -
sH tyfWtN ptgzEfaSaE ee.A
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02

a esVAs tf ssrF ss& stzssg sens rass EsaaF
a. fs FzTfirssFs sstaaa N-zliA- Assra@s
uANkIEStN Cassas8
- - HaH T4l.sssstA * ~ far5 sasg-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02

Inn DE- QBIstSEI
lAIU - - kias Mss.
- e. lIlei.
3 Iai.ss i.saz-sasa sas 4 iasEs st.sA . Sc
49, fr1s. a 1AEKHFk
Why stand Ys AH the Dsy Idte =
AsY LADY Oa GRETLgaAB IN THE
n Lass~8 ss.iss, fpsalsssia sl g. e. d zstff q
& a 49, szsl fsstsffu rsEusr - siiirb fasz q D.
81 - us F-a.s& - ffss zi-ts atirrs = a. stEaF
". ATFsTA 81.
stgsszu :, fohi = ss.s5 sssA $50 fs.is.siFass
spHDRIEs.
IA HAss - gsss-.
III y EaisS - y s.zEa b,slstfiy.
~ -'- Easszd g.
ss de
e "a ss=sf Hssss TIssas zssarssa- sa
- l~isnsIt
Hgh sh=sis
q Ia fzsssfs ~ Nflzsses
d. GsFsszz
D. = sinssss Fttsp.
a- si4s
- AK HFaEEs4s 90
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
FArnNah. AmFKTInR

Un HHLS og TaIz VALUABLE c.
iiN asst, - hasE sai - 80 . ssvy - f.t -
lL-sh e-eNFEzsss ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
" aEEa-NuEELs,
JAMES RIvEp CEMENT

1 COMPLETE ASsoRThEET az RI-
4 &C., KsslH sJNs flsE itls 49, Fafssae -
> 80 sszu = ~. - fshzR. sssasF s2aF $50
{ .aaE strs-ss .assfs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-03-02
MACHINERY

rFssSE. xT xTHsCRtAER. uAVING rus
Asras - f1fsesss-z >sassas sss Ffsess1as Psessa
Isz-1s tsrss brEl sa rs-e-s gsatgs Bsss5ss Cssss.
- tFs +zra itsH a-s tss5 q 70 bssfs- Hsstaassss
80 tszs'ss rssn-szs Nsssss sss Fsies ussstgsiss
WaEEa-WuEELs
~ flrsst ~ sass g rgfs-aursft
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Rumor- Of the Bombardment aud
Burning Of Columbus, Kentucky.
BY the Federal Gun Goats.


LOUISVILLE, Sept. 5.--This evening Louis
vile Is full OF untranceable rumors that the
Federal Gan Boats. being fred upon from
Columbus had responded by Smelling and
burning that town, but no ,eriGcation of
this improbable story can be obtained to.
night
The New Orleans Crescent saws tho mill
iary board OF Mississippi was rendered the
services OF vessel fully armed and eqaip.
pei for the defence OF the Mississippi Sound.
but il was declined
Richmond dispatches 10 the Southern press
say the Presiden, called together Congress
for the 2d
Lieut. Barnett, late OF the United states
Army. arrived lately Ia Fort Smith. Ar.
kansas.
Gen Rosuregar.l- report ~ the battle OF
Bulls Run j. published. tie calls the en-.
gagement remarkable artillery duel. lie
compliments the Washington artillery and
mentions few names COMPLIMENTARY.
The Wilmington Journal ave Fort Hat
icras fell into the hands of the enemy not
bccarse y had not a sufficient amount of
ammunition. bat because the WORKS were not
sufficiently icnaele 90 resis. the heavy force
brought against them.
CoRRfcIIoS Tho teiertaphlc corrcspon.
donce between Gen. Grant and Gov Magof
TN reser~ 10 Hickman. Kentucky. not Colum
bus The shelline II Columbus j. probably
untrue.
Letters received here -, Bragg leaves
Pensacola se-dsy with three regiments for
Virgins. leaving there about the same NUN
her Of trpaFs.
Il u segy slckl, Al Pensacola. thirty OF
furry soldiers diving daily
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-06

~ IL there had been anything wanting To
show that the Journal sympathised wilh the
Southern Csnfeslerscy. that hiatus was sup
piied by the inpiiey declaration of opposition
10 the proclamation 81 Gen. Fremont While
the thieves and pcrjured knayos ofthe South.
have declared. coafscate the property of
Union men in the South, whether in arms or
quietly ut home. the Journal has never a
word of condemnation but a. soon "A the
property Of the rebels j. menaced by the
Governments which feeds and protects the edi
tor OF the Journal forthwith they set mp
such howl a would never be supposed 70
come from lamb. or a turtle dore What a
devoted Union man the Journal editor il :
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-06

1itAlfNsftf 'rFts s--fs ~
Fiovr unchanged. not much doing. holders
firm 81 81 Goa ~ IS: supertne 81. 55as q. IS:
extra ~ 1000 ~. 2s for family and fancy,
WHKaT.-A continued good export demand
Tor prime 20 choice wheat az full prices.
but lower grades remain dali and heavy
prime n choice rei f5@sse ADD some grades
Of white s3ta Sc. lower grades rel sell At
Goa 1oc. and 81 white AZ 100 Soc
CoRx firm At 2102sc.
Oars dull al ~
Rsr nensusl at sOc.
WHIsxYr advanced 70 l3i4c and in good
demand
Nothing doias IN provisions. prices nominal
except lard ahich ! IN deuisnd al &.
cnocsnfrs hrm but unchanged; good Job
b'ng business doing. all railways are over
crowded vith freight bound East The ,ar-
Gus derots are nov fun snd freiehs h,s "a ~
stored outside The like never vas known
before
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-06

Tnk Tanrr NsrH IsDfa~A- OF this regi
men, T. J. Harrison ha- been appointed
Colonel. 7 A. Jones. Lieuienan, Colonel.
an John ID. Evan. Major
IspIssa BEieADiER GENRaI- Colonel
Lev. wailsre Of the ilth Indiana: Col.
Damons. OF the 9Th Indiana: and Col Milroy.
Of the 9sh Indiana. have each been promoted
20 be Bngadier Generals ie the United States
service. Esch OF these Officer. have illustra.
tel their bravery. their patriotism and their
eapab.iisy upon the battle field. and the pro
m,tioa Of eaeh Of them Wa eniaently Ct
and proper. Il 4 an acknowledgment Of
tie services Of Indiana in tbs war, Of which
the leoPle Of the whole State are proud
1HF IEsH REenFxr The State Senfia<l
Of YESTERDAY saws. We are informed that the
Es.sA regiment = rspidiy being filed up. with
every prospect at success. - much >, a. any
regiment nov organizing Already portions
ofssseFsl companies are IN camp b, this CITY.
and have been mustered iRto the scsv ice.-
Advises from variou. parts Of tho State IN.
dicate ihs arrival % a large number % re.
Gratis ioF this regiment in fe~ days. We
-Fe informcd that Rev. a. n. Kiroy. an &C
e,mPii.ie and falthfal Catholic priest. has
accepted the ehaplaney o. the reximens.--
This vii be gratifying - the Irishuer Who
desire % saiist where they can have the
benefits Of he rites Of the church. We s,ats
tbs lacs that Iri-amea my hold themselves
in reserve Tor shc Irish regiment
Carr. GRsHs~'s company OF cavsls,. from
John.oa coanty. arrived On wefnesssy a.
Indianapolis ami vent into qasr,er ., Camp
Frybarger
AcHAs> BArtlHs The STATE Sesfsnsi
says We learn thai NJ ssaru. The IA
pcrinsendent Of the Arsenal. has been 81.
lhorised b. the cossnos 70 organize l.as
tsry manned entirely b. ccrnssn. Nr
Sturm has already engaged the service 81 ~
eminent German oficer. eeasleunaa from
Hanover. toss.i<, him. Mr. Thesaer. ia,e
siitor Of he Isiisuspoli- fre< Prrss. ant
~ho has served IL the fru<sisn ar1iiIc-v. uili
Be an oaieesin Siasm's ces1a
lHs saiisHt Csieasi Hs4soa ~ The -sh
iasiia.ss. On Wednesday u,es ~isia an ace .less.
It's sosse, ~hieh Sc -. rsiins. stumbled AID
fsli throwing colonei renios T. ,l.e -r,.,s
bruisisx one - his ara. AMI oue 81 III. L..
yery esn<idsrah's Th- cslosel. no,si,b
standing Fccoserei ~ sh.r-e- AL - s.oa,
tel hia AMI rolc s~sy is.s =. Il ns.h;rv :,
all ~aaisref hsd occurred
fHr sf'ifetf companies csmmsndoi l.,
Captains Fr-bsrTer. Kisas AL R.hh. a..
dered % thc scat - sar siii hase srasa..el
their o4ap. n ssi. vsciniss b. nooa {. A.,
pobsbly -S<ss< Stanael
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Pillow Retiring from Missouri
Tennessee Rebels at Hickman.

CAIRO. Sept 5.--It is rumored that Pill.
low is leaving New Madrid with his entire
force.
IL is belieAed that the rebels at Hickman
that fired on the gun boats Yesterday, were
from Tennessee.
Gen. Grant. this morning, telsgraphed TO
the Kentucky Legislature. that Confederate
forces in considerable numbers had invaded
Kentucky, and were occupying and fortify-
ing the strong positions of Hickman and
Chalk Bluffs. This afternoon he read re.
ply that his message. with one from Gov
Harris, of Tennessee, to Gov. Msgofhu. had
been referred TO special committee. Har-
ris' message says the troops that landed at
Hickman last night, did so without INV know
ledge or consent, and am confdeut, with
out the consent Of the President | tele.
graphed President Davis. requesting their
immediate withdrawal.
Accounts from the rebels in southwest Mis-
souri, are conflicting Their numbers are
yariously estimrted at from nine to thirty
thousand.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-06

Srw YoRg. Sep. 5.--Mayor Moriaicai.
late IN command Of The Mater, l1t Arsensl.
pahlshes card dsnsine any completely IN
Furnishing the rebels With drawings Of the
machinery Zoe expanding the rifle bulle,s. a.
charged lie sckaov iedros having allowed
Abrnm Schniisr. the inventor If the ma
rlslue. IA have copics made. bal shows by a
letter dated IN JaEusfy. that be communica
tel the faet % Col. Craig. ~ the ordnance
department. saving that u Vas not TOO late
q fstract the permission IL thought nccos-
ar.
Moyos MctAaicsi IA, siaes ~ resignation
been residing ia this riiy supported bv his
daughter > school teachsr