davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26
SPECIak NOTICES

Aaao4nezAea4
I e. Nsap 1eikakEA saA tssasass b asnesss.
8N Wanene osasAzs aa5ea ksNs
es-as eft <sAaaaa esaAseeA =
hsess.ss
Nssss sss ~ sss@ssa = saasea Y
commandments psAkseh 3 seaeaas
Hst ~ es~sss = kznS szs R
We esassszA Asssss eas.s4 eksa ~ -
siss ~ feae aeeeAa rafsswA - aee
WHY
49, stsefssess GxsAa fFe preesi sfssaref eslet
SFatfs sssssrsss sh-s go shsa asb q sza&srs
nReAesH
! sssssss ), - ~ ssi' = 10
% shtse@ 80 ssast s5ssa sN @ ssasAs4
e. ts-~4ai seassh 81 -.
auaE0tsa,
1880 esss ~ e~a ssst fAsssfsss~ssesA Rea
tsss - sssf as : ~ esFa 49, eas~lrsA "a
tF e as ngsses oaF@sa Asas
-
"a kAnnneeN pEst.s ~ rssfsS @oe y
ssa @as ~ ssas Hsez~ cae~SAs 49, ar NJ
49, Res<Ess ~ - ksA Aa@ ~ vs@4 aesssN
sesA - 80 sss~sx ssts4 sA-e ssss sa sss-sa~1s ~
esa FssssHes phstesss. ne fzs1~sses - wAA1
~ sy casP~si re sssrsa - 5stsas.s " 4saSesssu
. d. nssss q sasf rss n. h4aasrsa Ass pssw
e~ aaa -sAqas usss sstAs ssfs-a Ass
y = @1Ass pssts F4eaauA sssaass@a -
na stss 1s2sssts Cths ss-ss'tsss an G-@srAAa =
Hsk aset@ss A. - ss~s ssss asssssss sees
IA H~F-sa-sss pts ~ 49, al ssrs-ssk hzs~~
s.-s s@sAts sasfs sst@s-fp R--svs NJ vssasts Sea
staA ap ~=s see nHI sssssst shsa st-.
taes 80 4 ~ 80 isssps n rtrnsa nss ss =
tts~-ia = ssF ss=usr nFFssAs ga b fs So
tN sh7F safsa saastaas sSs s sa.st4 - treN
~ - F > gres @s ~ss~stsss rsas,s h@
@aas s-4 - tsso= haa ~ Aa 49, - he =
aF &=s@ FAsf go RssafeF ataas-s. aai tsh
e4Hzs @@ssr ~ d. HseSaf3F e4 ~ D. fuifS
tAfAFAs. AN-s~aa nszH. ssS ~ - reef~sFssaa
sHsss ss u@EsseA sssna tsf
NEsEas- CLARE a Ftr4lER. ssuss ",
~ sus ~ ssA saEssa sfys ~sty ic,ta - ass -;
40 a,4@ $50 sass Hgss9 ~ I ~ s-at Fhtsst3ss n
ts aasEt raa spasnE M ssasL 49, ~ sbNss - bsAi
= ~ tss1is - ,gzs tssAsyss.l ei ssa sass y ,as,h
49, sat- I @Assss ~ 6s~a bssrs ssa 30 . Nask
esh $50 ttFss 9ssta EEnA za& - 49, sas@ ~
@aE - nsSs rSs q A<As@ sAs
sa sa Hsz $3.50 st~~i vAss a. s-s t&s Eua -
~ Bsa~ - ~ tts=Stt sss sect ~a~ fss ~
tasisass - sasr'a-4 80 ussA { So - . go A~a
~ asarss- - sal Fsa.ss -a4 ~ JAsa4 hses -
'As 80 { "a s~sst = tsss-E ssh H.s = y etrfess
, - q asa Es-sas rSxsh es o.
Eaa Fzz sezsFtsss.
5kSsz sTshinaE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

"a saessza = > ~ - GsaszeaEt nank satss b
sHreastsn q ERa f-sa-s~ ssss ~ f=sz4s -
As - tE 80 @ez= = tAas srs Az-4 - @s@s
Eza Esr.fnz
eaak = zHEasaHE &c. -
EEsE aasg-trsN = e - sAA4a
NzSa e-Sk Z szfa ussAss
T
NkE-szfueFa - Ftssfeta azak "a. a.
Nsfss-sSR assk Ntrstsa y safrEe.
fE#aesa1 ha5ks turs-a e.
80 itsatsaM tsafatA
1sets bsss tsEas - etsaas1s 81
issssass
CssssaE SEA-. Lsa%@&aA a.
Gszss Ezrk, ass Jslsass SIS.
N-assan
eses Il E4ssway, q. q. s. ua taNk
&sthsfA RNsk 4 kcstsAF 81 ss4s
Essssssa HsSAE Erssrstss - e. SO ard 80,
FHfazsFs Haat - &snsss4S " Fssz8 80
nsassss
H<st 4 has4-ssA ~ ssat4s3
isfN 49, Eaesssssa ~ 49, SEA
Srgs4ss hsek. fsaaessz uR5
As@A afanRefz Nse@ g
fzsf Gz~A Nsssssar O. Fss8 teSS
EA = Rssz q asssa 8 o.
Ma esskss
Fssk e Gae. Pcs > G.a.H go Sc
as4 = Hs1sassa y "a
seasaA
sHxa Reiisssi 49, ssaAiss o. So
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26
IeFNs4W h4sEEFa q tf7ltaAfN q
TsfsIaa ~ Aasaase,

W sd 1tsstRlhs - sAse - saee saE.e thaA MFsa 3
essess4 eiteas1 - t~ssssasiy kAssa y 80 rsaanaetfy
frssfk. esa Tss uhasaaasst AsaarAssz ~ passtss. Fasat
faF Ssshst4asfg. - a IRE epssa a. - lbs eesssaa
TEAets FFSsfsi ~ 9ss&ss - e ne sassfs
asa@3 III R4aGpAfHtrk.
tass4 ffteasesf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

= t4ta EffA HFsY@ ncS f1S1F - - - a
4sasag. ISL nFre = Rsts fReNeaEEa
~ : EfSt ~fss1aAscz
tsyesa q sfsNss Hzsss<s fseussss ssssas
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

- '1
TsRis rsss- ~ assSvse-4sl.sE go
SsAs.aessa 1859 80 eehs S4ssssss thst ~ ~
tspl ~sst ~ s&ns sssssly y or a. y
sf'fssS era ES ~ - stsrn sss Hs@s 49, -
zsassass . So s4ss, tftae ts4 sas rssssz sassss ~
- - ,rsa ~ 10 "a y So .z-ss ~ . tssus8 issp
fal -~, sssss4s = ssaA~H.s p~ssalsz. ns s,>ss e
as~sas ~ 8aH13 SaotAas ~ssgsssd s&zssa
@aars sisssssss ~ a.ras soHas - ~ -.
susaas ssEeNHsa ass psss~ ~ szrsszss 49, -
Nsa s- rsssy Gss ~ sss.tishi- azsSe.eo ss
hr@sh 7a4
49, y - 49, r=.so . RaxzrtetB 4 ~
Bss sssaAa r-@@. - - aa y
40 SsesSsS. Ess1ssas B-aS
- rsf @esaH9 ~ ~ asEz.asa R
trs sa msa eafss- u : assalais . sstsrirs
nsr-1s - fRsffss - = ~ eaf - shs ssasA 49,
- - ~ ass1F~ RereS q = @AeAss n
t&- y a. hss svaEs =, - & - -. aaas
~ ssse n- usaE-E
Sc p@As~sspstss@-ms hasss s@s
aas@ ks%HA = - s.-as h = svss sss4s seas
~ sas ssgoz seasvH -ressa srsss "a se-s hass
atses ssasaps-s=s aHssNs q sssSs sH-~~ g. ks
sssss &
= - se s. - ~ 49, t~rf -fbs
~ as~@ AErr sahs@ EFs-ass a. sSsfse
szs - s - $50. $3.50 aSf - tssao ss
1EENsH@s ssaF. EssSmEa A. ~ s2s "a
- es s-r~f = @rsps ~ FssFsspsa u -
As - zfA - sssss hsga=~s sssh -
ce@s@ E. rvssAs saasssssvYssst SO
~ re nr q - - s~s ~aaax sSs p=ssA
tz
fsFss Szsa ~ Fe4sspz~@ ssa pAsss sk
Es EaNASs A sIasss,
HTfAfe Esz.asatsA G6SsNaasSs - V4f
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

11kn 80 WtNn0W GkA&s Aap
sWAa h aFReRAsEA IA
HlAaGnna eeER1 AZ sAeKapanek
At4t9tau ke4 N4k ketea NaEea 49, ef& -
f4sAa AattPl HFaEfta Atna sAe& t<@A
anhSsasesa
HeeA = E4eaA ta = Autse
- - aoaffe sss4sa ~ 4N4
~as4knatalfa hzs+4A NtaH 80 1890
~ - RE4 NR 4HA tRNerftE -
tal $50 = hth1& - - NHaa kpas
f0 - rtaf a,1sn : AaSF eA - sNSs
49, = ssk~4a y hla W4st1 he
la~S HEarsHm.aa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26
al LslAiA RsEa-l
" kEtLassl N~atV


fssEss n 1Es5te- - hsssssaR IA - lisa
fAaa RFspzsa5 sqE-srsE a A. kasasis ke4lsE rsa
btsA ~ ksslsE erctsssfy 49, seAts ssfk tess A.
sAsFs stss-asuf b. ~ ssteefsts4 : uaa, ssasHss -
- . iss4 k~asSsssz sA bfat HaFss -
HAS g ssaeAesA Asaaz y ~ fsaa
sftfs - FrsEss<A - - ~.
H~EssBE
ms = ~ ssftlff shasI ks rhessa1 Essas en- 81 ssqssg -
Haftf ~ sssssas - faIsfgai - tha sssta a Dus atssl ~
e~sgd@1 vith ~ tk~g7f4sea4sita q a. a. pses-dt y sNs
Eaaessi AssestifF 81 The EFzis a fHssusass. ia AsHA
lNA eahtAs A0 As - FnzstaAs ths aEsssskS - tasa.
HEst Na4sazaiea "a fassfataarI ~ de slsss 4 f-azas
es, sa4 Ehs .hfttN = NAh aithEa 10 TIE lsssff ~
thats-E asssf q SGD Csalsss " ~ aifd ke.aWiis
sssss = fsaa~ssse 1T BtkpAf tsaFrsss,
fsa4sss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

F0sF oFsFuE HOURS.
&-sNs- go W,svs asss
81 q r rESs ga x~ttEseAR
sL-s ssAE ssak Ores 4sts 81
As So nassz VS.
~ THs EAsF TaSs AVA ~E&fLE3An
G- ss5 atRH aNs sttE
kasss Az ksssssas ksaA
Asrts-s rss.hss. rbnnsays sas ss4saassa hass
Lssss sss&dagsasAa
~ - sa - @ s-raR - sa
A1r- ssa.s Te8s ~ FsAH ATS
Laf-s F-askss fhsuhs 81 sssartst As
f~ss EsL - ssaSU Sea- Rs& nts.
Geo.
A.,'- ss =, rsag 49,
hserz ksss 80 R-~s Bsxs sssasa Essss
Asnr-s rsstls fsus-iss 80 SAs1r..s, a Il -
t3ss taRa 2fs aaEa
&~us..s E.a ~ Eyss R-,,s, ESQ o,,ses
aanr-s Sstass aeAE bssss Ta=zsss - So
ktsi'- ssaaaa a IA L-s~ ~as az Nlf
sasas, Z E.sA Esa
Aat'-s Sszs.F AnAH L~sse s~. Az ate
Ess@ Ssa va 49, ase So cs-p s.s.s~s
tHss@ w~a>.aa5 hars rAs,.s.5 81 ;
A~srvaE Rsa
afsSss aaslss sas nssrsas Lss- russ
ds ass fH&ty asa
Ea~@ ssssASssa ss-~ #s-asr~ 81
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26
BoTIGE

FThsCAsfE ~ q DECREE o.
SIS EtFEkHE 6stNT. a. EHaaaEs ua4 - =
- Ef q prtaHsr- fsen ! 80 azFas q az.E= -
Ne oHssi HIS 49, ~ 80 kzsa - EnHsIz - Is
es - lAa t1s = Fss-ssaF set. - er.aEs Z - .
~ zEsaE4 a@1tzssEs 70 - - q r4sa &c.,
- Neas@a 80 fpFz - Is - $3.50 q THua
$50 a Nss-re-aEz FpT4 =hrut Z 49, -
tastiHE - s~ - = Efl - 49, arEss zs-as - -.
80 Fef - ua- - = EAHTlE a a. - -r
s@f' 80 te 7sis sIss@ uai %-fr fa Eaars 10
EaleEfe, a. . Fse= ns kasu - AszEraa Eaa -
- @sH Hth-s a. hEtf q sd-sJsis h 80
t n -sf NJ lgarrss=H rFasr -
$50 eFFTrFa %srfs- 49, = ass rsfzaas 3 fas =
$50 - FareAsss m~y % Fly SAD
E@ff a Ffst=t1 90 VILLAS slA
H u HaaaFu q IT.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

can HtFfEhss - CArrfgS ~
Ffs safa4asF = iare hbtss rHss 81 ssEsg Tsatuz
sSaas ssfh fteF sEiarAtrsd ~lus-ss sal ssas4 hef a.
asari aeEfsra5as HsRs ~ SfSsHPs q b1stsie 49,.
z~s steur ar -aazs-aaDas4g, - zaeeAE > tse san-
fas eisr4 iH- asas- = as Esifss ~ aE8s aaaslF
asHe vi fsrtksf g. sarsf o. EestgHssE or Baiiis,
pt-vTsi 'HfF UAa hAF - Fa=z45s q Aksas
t7-sHsp E4s-rts - So fNzF Fs.fa sEaiaS eaeh
sH-h rrsa As~atk End - zaatnfaE s4sf1 pstfia - acne
- EzHatn- sssFH 80 - - % ~ btffss. sAh sur tfaa@
- aRa EteasH
das asaa Fz<sfsf fsaitla.s sst-nsss sazas e. issiists
Eae htLsa Efsst fber Fsiss sAlB = skaaaia4Esa -
Baara d - = g A. - - HuassEse asssasS 81 thsss
fFss a. fa3s 4 tue cHastsE
hHs4askssa H. - thass assa& AZ 81 sHfs3sastnaats
taa.
Fbef~a Iss saHpaa A7fsts ~ @heh oiEs.4ss1a as,sss
~ fss - q ~ Haar saFE Esd terFaiaEL
TE-EaEgaf trH 4 tka HaiasAiai Wsssafs Ss8 fHsEsssts
f4razkat tie rapsh IA aBtlA JACKSON < n@e
fesasas safh9ara ASsss 81 khasYiiis Had ~stfsnisE
ssa va sisbpsseh sssst
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26
CaaeTIT eotnT. At ExoryILLE.

1eets = IszSsssa kaaE eesasy. FIa 4 = So
p sHhsa NJ ss Fasaa - Asz.s &C.,
~ RTs-Na uh=k srEs ~ 30.
So - ~ eEz~ fHss re @E-fauf = = -r-szfsas =
fhE Stats = fsHaHre% q = ssaesa3 - fhs aaa "a
faeasstna y asfs ~ ~ sFo-3sz srEa = o.
hMsrtae We wTH - fhs aaf Ws5Ea He0ra
eYP@~f 49, ~ tFr~ua CoaFf 4 EH-r sessg
CsuT - - haA - ssss ss1seg - ~ raa-t ms-ss
hacapaic, - rbs - HflsfsF z EsAFssrv s~sf. - stss
tceSFf. ~ NEezr e. stf e~.ttss, 20 - Nrz III a. A..
- tshsa - caHs~a sef - 60 k-sssnx esvzss
HaffH ~ y ufLb cErs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

NAILS NAtLst
800 k.a' S1'F ssHs kss2ss7e
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

a. W4HA9aW. - ssp~ t-ised ssfsR Nba a.
- - tAgzrass. - kahsse HgrsF IN dfhsfts tSEiis'
- ptb-s sgEssiy hsississ a. FEr-s q festaiss ~
sAfa3ag fhe Esaa raaaaseE ~ aHsAalrtss~s fti sf<s
~ Ss AeAs ssFr - frgEisse ~ 6gFtA hsFase apes
A asFasF Il pai Fisr 80 - EesFse4t1L sas fats so
frshk 3 uf astsis esEras safs u AZ FaeA -
a..lii.a-ai q snsils fAanaa- aesi9 q
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26
~ rrrVLIAnITIEs Z

asssa - asasasA rsosTsa y ALRaazsts 10 . 80
sstrss Easse, tsaf itss- shstl b = ; bsfsatas ~
fteaatssgt taiasa1aS esase ~ ees sffs&s
b. Ga ASH aa = zsssig - shsa saskaf 81
as 81 s2r = ne asszhse asss fstas= essh
raeI sf ths sA .fssa, ed plszs ssst s2vsfsat
- usszsecl shzs y 81 ssl ts.aabs =
e=ia ssfssssat "a Isss&tss 81 sztsssss fs0
sset.rt fa.' szzus = So s=s srzaassas ~zaasA3 srafss
s-sa - r. ask@ hsss zesavEs rssssSssas usea Gee
Etlss 81 rftsess ssEs thsy ssss E~ssFssJ ts-ssa
80 sor pS sSss 80 RsaSFsss sssssssits
asfrss - . =s4s ss a~sasts = Aest sd
f4ws-sssf Rgnfaz4 g. So ssss=H hzR&is-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

sHs-As ~ szFssraF-zits 49, ssA sHraa@ sta 40
- z ~ eeFsa<Lz ~ esB c=sp 4 ssa uNS hRFH $50
So raiss'
LtAHIAIFtEef
Fhs AH-a - GaAatgas So - 80 o. -
hasz 90 1+EHf Useshara uans
EEaa #a--a4 Ae8 6aa. 49,
tsasaI nzf6 aaAuf tae EGEAt
Ls=s sGA siHL - sasFra a S@EAaz
psh asiasasA - afaaiSA EEE1E
ar "a Z assas A. sanA - pr5aHzE&L
tF.ats iastfa=taf a. Sac ~ - ~aes elsE rs@zFg
- szaat faaFs uttrzt a-ss FasHass@a
Fla - tasf aualsas iEsssaf - - Etur tWE
ta.sF~ r. as b . - kaa a=Psaa 49, 81 rsssFaz
tiatz1 a. ~ sesss = srnessHE ar
III Gam. = - So saA sAs Staaa 4 fuas~sssa
uSssFasr fssss Is A@1
. q. EIPtEY FssasszL
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

STAFE oFruNyETRgtE ussFfsucsEsTE-
.. ntEtersA Asasas tra ISL
PrFHusAF a 2 snI bahfa - h9saE Naftx& = sa@
80 = ga 4 ~ - aafiaa8 tssaais&isr sisa 4
4 RPiHF. FrusstsEL EaA Tksasa h, axe SststsFsa
ka4 zas E1isna assA nat So GEersaz 49, psnf -
- ssl-ss sal yaFu q q ~ kfas lssafEEse Caspl&y
\ tFae.
HBSgT rIHLEE s=ahs @ta Rsgt-
70 EFHRaELEEE ugRcE
kssFtss fEsS 30 o. isl
Taff - O. eHFtp, mst ~ Haa tsrsfaHfs Gesaassg,
- ttssEFt tes,t4 81 HsrtHr4 n ~ Sass ~ Co
naFtt ~ 80 ssarhrf aas z3 he Faasffuafef. g tas
Gs3a - ~ saHs.Es suGsisa ia-slasEs G. FeFsfsaa
Ia stst.a les q fa hfea1s Is uaH N NH 80 a
asu% iE8u sfNr rs "a s-laaaE aasF-tS
ssa ~ tuseeHrff = teSsfF t1Ffsaa - As - "a
~ 49, anas a. rfsss
sEfAs iaeHaA EAfGa ~ irsaiy SsfhE 40
49, 4 81 CsuEsag - ~ en- - Easrafk Taf@
1T bbsLke gtqsv&E
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

"a. A. HassasisSss Hstr bER s-rSAtF'sa
a. f5-a ~ 80 80 SfssA-5Hsssssaaas "a sssa-
Hzstfsl Haxrs = <easra Rfs~s-Ea as-ssse Use E&aa
q aafsaE rAa HzHe-Froaifa ~ sxssf ssA ~ f6seFs
q Eet laa avf taslEssfr a. t4sis - E1 Naas Az
saEsa. Esi-ss assasea % 3 4 BatsAs4SF SIS sre5Es
ssFr. GHAa A BAfraEtsts ss443ezs
Hb22u9sgAa 81 Esfs&ss Se~ &s fsF&
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26
10000 AcaKs
. Il L n - ID
FeK SlLE.

NHA - NAANA NNAAo -
Ae.s. af LaRaa casf 80 SApEs eeaslz
EaA fanaaE
uess iaes a. n aets u Gss tastsa Rsskaa Z,
49, nsa1saa seas sM4 a-a 4 Adra - - SA.nsuf
: - SetI1&E ~ KaksEsrA sd sWkA 9s8W-
~ saea - Fe - rszAeasa& Nh Z
Ahfa - eEt-ttFf fwA ss4asnaax ~ 49, ga
&4frsaf fssseEEW aat ~fAed5aa - a.
- - a4Az EA ai - = AehZ ~
= AEee aN4tE qEs4-ss tAaa azafs ara =
tasfd Aa na 1855 - N&a saas ~ -
~ - a4aaEb@s2 EzEssstkEA
ttsn tsiS DsA b - kssdrl pfs8s = H1as
hAsqA cFtp ssHtE Ea Ess-& - sz~4af
EAyNRN HoEsR saa AFonH notsEs
krtk=t sd - srrrsafs ssEhsA1aa
na4aaesa 3 k-I ksztE&
49, sHtkM lFesF saA ageesMs 7N So
- 49, q NsxEA E4t1saa heA 81
ErafA ufeh 81 k@t naa
Aa = 49, errag 80 E
kfnuzfA I 90 - aan a -
- = a. aass q snA D - so = kiNxEsaA 20
aaSR~sae ss A&e - 80 pfee-Fss ska
- go - aase&G
~sts ca ssteoH
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

tlfal Tss gFeStgat aa4s5ri issaFed n so - Fik y
EA sss-fa ~ sFeeiai cssss
tah III auastsi iaHssFa "a aEs sx CtF TsNA a. Vi
sasp AF-rs usu ~ ssa aAA As sost
lAA fhs s~sost fasaIsss 49, 80 hlsA astssts -
ftBsa
fstE UEffas5 fsFF afsbr fhsrt<z = tAe casnFssr -
eiea ta ssty, aAs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26
CAUTION.
REFINED SUGARS
% HQnaHRkn4

NJ. 3. sae e. sss assi ss ssass 81 - Do
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

AnnSsSpasssassssss1s

Aas q a. E.sfs
ssia - esEsn.@t
~ ~ sssts aeE ~
ire AsaaA ~ ~
Fsst = Esss
sesa - = - acss
thE az sezissiis
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

e. Nsw atAshz sd tsSasaa b ssae.<s,
v aes : osn Anesn sss
-as ~ ssasaaa e~sAease - =
4eaaAs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

- e4A ~ ~ eskk ~ Ass a - A
8et kpnEs ~ - es egnr tNR =
Rx ~ 49, s4E& AaAes 49,
AeAie - tft t<MA NN
AHa y - Aa Ae9
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

nFsss Fk = 49, s
la taafs FAsk 80
aashhs A4iEs st fsf
MaaH as AaE pa
FAats9 n-b ksfsa ~
un4 Neft sat sf
Haa ta1 tafsas
1 aba aSba.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-16

1916.
The Debate In the Senate. I

NC OcDute Ia tn6 SSu1ycsse71.5
In the Senate, yesterday, the Hon. Bedford Brown
called up the bill for Convention heretofore rss
ported by tho COMMITTEES, when Mr.. Avery ofefoiS
the substitute referred to elsewhere. Mr.. Avery
addressed the Senate, advocating the substitute and
Mr.: Erwin also spoke in favor Of the substitute
Mr.. Brown addressed the Senate in reply to these
gentlemen. Hesaid that he had agreed in the com
mittee to concur in reporting the original bill with
the distinct understanding, and SO expressed in fe
bill, that the action Of the Convention should be
submitted 10 the people for their approval or reec
ton; that the substitute omitted this provision =
that such a provision was due to the people, to
whom the government belonged, and who were 40
deeply interested in whatever steps might be taken
in this important crisis and that he would vote for
no bin which denied to the people the right to pass
finally at the ballotbox on the action of the pro-
posed Convention. Mr. Erwin in reply said that II,
when the Senate voted on the substitute, It should
be found that tmothirds lacking one vote had been
obtained, and that if that vote should be with
heidi the Senator from Caswel and the substitute
thus defeated, the responsibility would rest on that
Senator, and he would occupy the ground of having
opposed and thwarted the popular bill In reply
to this, Col Brown SAID the gentleman mistaken.
If the bill should be defeated its defeat would be
justly chargeable on those who had struck out the
provision submitting the action of the Convention
to the people, and not on him or those who acted
with him. He said he should neither seek nor shun
responsibility; but if the responsibility referred to
by the gentleman from Buncombe should be pre-
sented to him, he would assume it boldly, and, as
declared BY Jackson memorable occasion, he
would "tais the responsibility!" He would nev-
er vote for the substitute as it stood-never +!
never! A round of applause ran through The
Senate and lobhies in response to this declaration
Col. Brown will be sustained in this course by
, the people. jacksonville, he stands up day by day
in the Senate tie advocate Of popular rights and
one Of the strongest barriers in the Legislature
! against diSunion. a.. ~
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-16

pored the bill to reorganse the Militia of the State asking
that 1t be printed So ordered. = ,,,, :, 4 = ~
BILLS on THEIR THIRD READING.
.u .. rarant the telling of timber certain streams
IN 1ruds cmuy Passed and ordered to be engrossed
:; to nrevent the emancipation Of slaves BY will
" regard to Constabes in Cherokee and Robeson
counties. Passed over informally -
The hour of II having arrived the Senate went into
|committee of the whole on the Convention bill, Mr..
|Speight in the chair
M Bedsoe made remarks at length opposing the sub
,tute of Mr. Avery. He was in favor Of the bill as re-
nored BIZ the committee He thought the will of the peo
pe on this important question should be ascertained-
wished the Convention if called to consider federal re-
iaons and not TO medIle with the State Constitution
The substance of Mr. Bedsoes speech will appear in the
next issue of the Standard. 's
The debate was further continued ty Messrs Averv,
Erwu Brown Burton and Sharpe at the close OF which
the rose reported progress aud asked leave 10
sit again. The question will cme mp again 'omorro"
Saturday in committee of the whole.
The Senate then adjourned
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-16
COACH MA-KING!

gH1HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE
II Public generally that be has recently taken The
-yt--;, s.OLD STAND" -.yssr.y.s
well Known by everybody, west uf the Capitol Square
and ,,rmer.y occupied by WM. +. CLARKE and fully
prepared to carry r...a.a- .Gs E..E
a. COACH.M TAKING
IN aii its various branches, in the VERY BEST STYLE
I 1E Prices to Suit the Times. 81
Persons will do we'll 10 cal examine for themselves
beinre purchasing elsewhere. .s.-
Repairing done at the shortest notice. and in the very
best manner. = ..
50 JAMES BASHFORD
Raleigh, JAN 81, 1880. swift
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-16
OLIN HIGH SCHOOL.
Male and Female.

TNNIE NEXT SESSION will begin January lc,h, 1sGl.
IL This school offers the advantages Of sound educa
on moderate terms and with little risk 10 The morals
The sclo large and con"rtable the village
healthy and the school in successful operation. - r
Miss Purys will continue her efficient services in the
Female department ST. ...r s.. ..
Board, including washing. fuel etc, fnm Il 50 to S.
Tuition IN advance from I'll so To *2U; Music $50 Con-
th,geut Fee 81. A. H. MERRITT, a. NJ,
Principal.
Dec. g, 1862 ....-,.. o. j2-w5t. 3
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-16
.-...s VINE HILL CLASSICAL
MILITARY SCHOOL.
Scotland Neck. Halifax County. N. C.

MORTON l.. VENABLE, p.;,,.;,a,
JOSEPH yENABLE. A. H., '''"'P''''
~ >HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION will
u open on the I'D Monday in Janary, ls6 The course
Of instruction will be designed prepare students m ibe
University or any College for The practical duties Of
life -'s fr = rr'l'
Special attention will be given to the raj well
training of those intrusted TO the of the Prn
cipals The military department will be under the irec
tion Of two officers Of experience and ability
TERMS PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS. .i
Tuition in the Classical Department, s25 90 ~
I" English Is 90 AZ
Contingent Fee, .zs re.s, so
Board per month, s,..st..rsa 1ss, s.-,. 10 90 -l
Reports will be sent to parents and guardians at the
middle and close of each session. d si, sl.4 ~
For further particulars apply for circular Address the
Principals al Scotland Neck P. O., Halifax Co., Nc
Dec. 2, 1860. z<gse 2 90 y,49-wstt a
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-16

Both branches of the Legislature are en-
gagged in the discussion of the Convention question.
1t appears to be Il fixed fact-and we are glad to
have it in our power to state it-that bill calling
Convention can be passed without provision
submitting its action to the people at the ballot box.
Quite an animated debate took place in the Sen
ate yesterday, in which MessrS. Bledsoe, Brown,
Avery, Sharpe, Erwin, and Burton participated
We understand Mr.: Bledsoe delivered an able argu-
ment on the substitute reported by Mr. Avery
Though in favor of Convention to be called to
consider exclusively of federal affairs he declared
that he would vote for bill which did not provide
for a ratification or rejection Of the action Of the
Convention by the people at the balIot-box.
In the House yesterday the subject Of Conven-
ton discussed by Messrs. Folk, Bowman, Iiar-
ris, Davis, and others. ~
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-16
Terms of Advertising in Weekly Standard.
dkt Stanoarb.
RALEIGH: SATURDAY, JAN. IL, 1861.

~ We shall print large edition in pamphlet
form of the speech Of the Hon Bedford Brown, Of
Caswe delivered in the Senate on the 9th Of De-
cember, on federal relations. This speech should
be in the hands of every citizen of the State. We
will furnish pamphlet copies at slight advance on
cost. Those wishing copies will please send in
their orders They can be had at 81 SO per hun
dred at the Office, q 80 if sent by mail, postage
paid
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-16

Z FoRr CAswELL TAKEN There is . rpmor in cir.
culaion here, supposed to be well founded, that the
Smithville Minute Men and the Wilmington Light
Infantry have occupied Fort Caswell, below, VIII.
mington. We'shall soon know the particulars, if
the rumor referred to be true. .e}5l rs 81
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-16

EH~1.. 1lAL-f Zxnnt
lae Ieysn4e cosaef 4.4l059 eass.k ssY4
go ~, Va ts az $
4 Mee -. ~ 49, g
y tne port g Sasanne e -
sae iswlyss sesxnre g ~ yel ano ~ iSeye = .
assssc yen snes issheA nom time fo ntne Ess sq
oIuers - N,H ptosecs lne SEssaH 1 sas
- ~ = ~
=. y - 80 = ~ =
''gr 9. ~ g
lne ~ ins @ y ~ = IA
asla @ oe unanimous tor secessss saenaey l
ss;,es. e g Lna. oea - :,
~ 3.
o nss .e ~. y ~ Z - sS ss
.ne l'gn. sne uusy oA 3 ~ ssysgs &
Convention =, ~ session ~ As " 49,
2 y
ke,le.as sss.Ss ~
ySe Vi ~
- - ~ e .s.'s -. - -
ous -. s...s - -. 4 ls ,
10y ~ ~ uses ~ = ~ ~ ~
" - ns,ss,' aw &, sIsE ~
:. mayor good q AsH 4oskt y hls MeSsees io M
Coilioh oounc'i sent IN On Monuay 10Y III
Soa.hsaus y. ,e ssces.on OF ~ 49, ~
any, y tne q sss ee (,
ss1,.is :. .:n " De ulo uIoe, u .he aAy' sast
Mut NC seea ey ne sesfatca 70 aaesnsI coeIg
s. .. S.s. % s =.
INA. Es.c VII ~. - tic IL a.l y .sNg
eoin o Tue PI'nciP,es Y we
preamble m'nat is. Dlac& hspaoilcan PfiES'plesst
M' .a. a'i, A,ausa
.e nM.ia "a auu1sss oi 1oY; ~
Mae 'eSonslas ano AH
'oAe..s y soou wHi soWases tae Asonsns EAtqa "
cIna'ohs snouA oe si'o~eu % si -.
ses,s y. rsHt ~ - ~
.nay "ase oeen Wlons sS tne 9ner'ngs wSlcls "
''s'. anu ~ ols Me sloutl My HpoH Wy teis