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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

The NEW York HIGHLAND REGIMENT The
colors OF the Highland Regiment of New York,
Col stevens, were returned to them Yesterday
WIN toe bentting ceremonies The colors, Ii
will be recollected were taken from them nj the
nme OF their characterization or mutiny, by order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

ID Yesterday morning the editor Of a defunct
Catholic paper known as the Freenan's Journal
was arrested in New York city on a charge of
treason, and sent to Fort Lafayette, by the u s.
Marshal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

IL Saturday night the U. 3. sioop-ofwar
Jamestown arrived In New York from the block
ade OF Fernandina. On the 5th she captured and
sunk the schooner Col. Lang, sailing under the
Confederate dag ....-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

0xs Fnrnosr.-The Washington pco,,s, n,,.
dent % The commercial" writes:
"When his Gen Fremcnt's) proclams,,,, 49,.
received the President proceeded 10 tbe w.. M.
patment ard read 10 to Mr. Cameron. n ~.
decided 70 advice General Fremont 10 WIN ho,S
me document for further consideration 10 their
,oPies were forwarded to the New Yo.k IN TER
nom 81 Louis BY telegraph, ssd were publishsd
es@esa'sg s'ss ~ TsssPsos u wnApgteRs 3,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

~ The receipts Of the Treasury Department
have during the last few days averaged one mil.
lion dollars per day, while during the whole
Of the month Of August, 1860, the aggregate was
but s6Co 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

Id The steamship Columbia, owned In
Charleston, 9. c., was seized in Nsw York on
Saturday Immediately upon her arrival at qraran.
the from Havana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

DGovernment has purchased two iron side
wheel steamers built for the Florida Railroad
company, to be used as transports, seoO, COO was
paid for them. '....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

A RMY OFFICERS REQUISITES.
e TIE Ir.RY s9Yc WyyATchiS SPY and FIELD
SAUZE 6oolored ElassJ EYE PROTECTORS.
49, n DRiNKlNG CUPS, 90.
M, w. GAIT BRO,
Jewellers, $50 Pa ayenua
ssN'N Four doors west of Broyn's HoteI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

u The Philadelphia NORTH Amertcan says
tna. over my vessels are now on their way nom
India with cotton for Atlantic ports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

III The expectation Of cereals from California
20 other parts, the past year. amounts to "a 600 900
in value
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

NOTlCE! NOTICES!
nj. WILLIAM having taken the store formerly
occupied by Mr.. X. C.STEvBHs, 336 Penu,ylva1ia
avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts., will open NJ
on OF Mon A., 18th inst, with a new stock of FALL
French Bonnets, Cloaks, Dress and Cloak Trim
mings, ~
Flowers. Feathers, X bands. Embroideries,
Real and French Laces. eto etc
avail mysef TO of.r to the laiies a Iaree
and we-seleoted stook-every article being in
por,ed ~ mysslf-at moderate prices ~"
III Dresses, ClOaks and Bopnets made tn or
DER. nj WILLIAM. Inpor'sr
seio 1856 Pennsyv ania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

u The Philadelphia Press says that six
thousand troops passed through that city on
SUNDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

ID FrouD shillington, Odeon Building, we
navs the ane October number Of Hsrper's Maya
nina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

ID The Rev. II. Cuthbert, Of Philadelphia,
nas been installed pastor Of church in New
Orleans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

IL The ciaeinnaa Enquirer learns that the
President OF the Bank Ct Charleston, on the Ka.
nawhs, q few days since, gathered up all tke
funds Of the Bank, amounting 70 many thousani
aenem md coayysd u " Richmond. . -, :. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17
sptrit Of the nsrning Press

The TstsIligsrtsr, In noticing Gen. Fremonts
proclamation, regards the Presidents order In re-
lation TO II "a being "as timely as II was jus.n
The RsprbIiean treats upon the advantages &C.
cruing to the public from the circulation OF the
new Treasury notes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

u The New York T1iasns has suspended it,
Sunday edition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

ous FRIENDS ct the various military camps and
position, viii confer favor by keeping US posted
es TO movements and affairs In their vicinities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17
WALL 4 BARNARD, uehoneers.

i PROVED RIAL FsTArE.-By virtue ef q deed
Of trust dated the IS dsy Of Maroh. 1851. and d.
Washington, ID g I, I shall proceed % sell, on tSs
premises, on MONDAY, the sd day OF { eptembsr
lel. O'Clock p m, a. those pieces or psroes o
pistSict, and known and denensted a. Lots nurn-
bered thirty four t5i snd thirty five iSsl IN sSp,rs
with the improvements thereon. oonsistiuS OF =
large three story Brick Hosse, with O fne tase
N street south, between ~ and 6'h streets
Terms OF sale :-One quarter In cash, balance IN
The day Of sale, to be soured By deed Of us. or
days from day of sale. the Trustee reserves the
10 resou 81 the nh snd cost Of the krst pur-
seq WALL 4 BkRSAsp. Tse,s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

APPoINIeD.-The President has appointed Jas.
De Long, Of D U 8. Consul at Tangier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

D. FOR ARMY MEN
L LAIN, Striped and Plaid ELANNELS for
shirts, w hite Berlin and Cotton GLOVES, heavy
Grey and White BLANKETS, with all other kinds
Of DRY GOODS for tn = wants of families. =
no purchaser is deceived.
An Inspection of stock implies no OBJ iraton to
purchase
.GhRPETs;, CURTAINS, OILCLoTHs,
RUGS, 30, Upper Floors.
FERRY BROTHER,
Pa. avenue and Ninth ST.,
"Psrry Building"
kERCHIEF 8. ready hen med, from IS cents each
upwards 80 IL STIFF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL.

Psbltsksd ~ Conformity scitk tke Ysselstioa Of
fAs Sssats Of Jelly is, 1851.
III Gsss,al Hospital On Z street, between FosftA
and FiftA Streets, Washiagtos, Sept. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17
AUCTION SALES

BY J. c. Mc6UIRE q CO.. Auctonsers.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CASE GRAND
- - rirrso, III ckibINr trRkIryRn sNR HorsE-
BY MoRSS ssss ASSsT, e :; ,S s IbSss
sU'.s s. fss ss EsysSsS st
s Sas 1nS1o, S9Ssssfess.ias
sur. Of Solid walnut Green v.iT., Covered p.r,or
Fntnitars, consisting Ofsof.. Arm snd Psf.
sS:ss: .ss M..b,: ,oe Tables, wA..no,.
si H:f .aS ssSts and l Per S fSs.s
pamask and ace Curtains and Cofniee.
ElsfH,. g Velvet Garrett, Velvet stsi; Carpets,
syp.Iior Solid walnut Side board. With marble los
s sIS.g lIs,i az Caster: Table S.a.
Jenny Lind And french Bedstesd.
superic; H.ir Mattresses, Feather Beds, Boisters
wh.siss Wilson's Sewing M.oAins, v.ry %.
ceckins and Other stovss-
z. r' f3s cash in S-Ts.r s tss; o. ,,,
B, GREEN 4 wILLIAMs Aoctsoa.st.-
ExGELLENT HOUSEHOLD AMP KlTSs
At :. :, M d oses.
as s 9. n s,S street.. se 90 a.
gooa assortment OF furniture, viz: -.
mshs3sany Sofa, Marble top Dressing and otter
MshS..ny sidebosrd, Painted wsrdrobss saa
Mshor.ny pinlnr, Brsskf.st and Card Tsb'e,,
MAIZE and Cottage Bedstesds, Feather Beds ara
Tn .e ply and other Carpets. oiIolOth and Ea.
CHRIS, 6lss. and Crockery Ware. cIoct,
Cooking, Alright and other Stoves
With q good lot Of Kitchen Uten,ils and rnSn,
other articles which we dsem unnecssssry g.
Terms cash, IN specie
SELF 81 GREEN A. WILL IIAMs An...
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Keeps constantly on hand extensive assort-
ment Of DRUGS, CHEMICALS. DENTAL II
French, English and German PERFUME ~
GENTLEMEN's OUTFIT, consisting of ssn-
ulne English Rezors. Razor Strops, Penknives,
&C ToEether with full assortment of FANCY
GOODS of every description. including all kinds
ofCombs, Brushes, 90 Genuine Havana CIGARS
o. the very hes quality a. of which will be sold
az the very lowest Cash prices. Sc IL cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17
Sc loa,,m + S. kkSSIEkMFaRg; Lyu.,ss ZEE,

RAILlFF'S SALF.-By virtue of an order
rented, have s~ized and taken one unfinished "a
Drama, large slze, Paintings, &c., the 1roperty
and IN arrears, snd hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY next, the 2lst inst at ihs hour OF 20
q m, on tn premises tusted corne- of b and or,
streets, washington City, shall procsed 60 EsR
eaid Dlorsna snd iLtings, 90 pay aid eat q
% h-S,Tu,&F' II. YEATMAN. Bsiilf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

CAMP OF CO. 3D." KENTy CAVALRY,
ARLINGTON, Sept. IL, 1861
$50 reward will be given for tn arrest nd del "
cry at this camp of one ARLES SMITH, q
dessrter from the same, who enlisted as . buglsr.
Sad Smith Ia about q years of age feet 10 nohes
high, blue eyes, light hair and light comp exion-s
August last. WIN. r. GARY
Captain Comms ndins Co. "D,"
az Us Kentucky Cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17
BY BARNARD BUCKLEY. Auotooe,T,-

VkOSTEE'S sALE.-By vi tue OF q deed OF
June, lass, made 70 ssoureI the debt thereon men
TONED, g Benz. r. Morley. and By the direction
18th day Ct October next. 1t O'Clock ~ tse sftxf.
noon IN t,ont Of the pelnites. TO the highest bid
Ihoss parts oflo number Ia and 10 IN old sorfe
eown, bgnniug ~ the end Of q Fee measured wsst
between lots II and 10. and running thence on sss
line east q feet, thence northerly 60 q bound
Eesterly 20 stone No. s, IS ieet thence southery %
iesi 20 tns bes,nning, being the ,ame prem issg
whicn Seoree nj. Sothorou and others oouvevC4 ~
said John w. Sothoron br dsd Of the 9sfb De-
oemosr. sS. With the buildings thereon.
and the residue at six and twelve Topths n.
yhich the purchasers notes bearing int'rest irara
the day OF sale, will be taken, secured on the
emises. Deeds at the PURCHASERS eIp.pse
ths tens are rot @. implied with within three
oass from the day o. sale. the pr misses will he re-
sold sfsr q, yeeks public notice, at the risE sad
cost Of the defaultI purchased.
r.. X. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
% 0-24vlmr HAKNAkDA RtICKEY Auctf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

| At General Hospital, Usioa Hotel, corner Bridr
| and WaShinston streets, Georgsto,ca, Sept H.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-16
TAsr nnrhs to Resign

a.a hold ossses asast she Gsnsfal gss.
srnmeat AZ sHtss tAslr taste sul seass Of pre-.
pr,ety, hut "a ear mind Il + sssi stest ana
Sausiciins, tAAi certain gentlemen oaEhi to
re sa Ia Aa,ssieg tAsa he that Csafss. Ne
esa sssars then that We 8saa veal thsit
pisces. aAA tha, We ~aald rot aresPt II Al
oaaes bid sy Ssy sac Of tsssa, e vSsaatsrils
tsaaerea ~ ss
we hAss ls fA& ssaiA sys. u Tesasssse
ssaersi jaakcz. Cesks. Fssi atslett. nsais'
A~ttssssys, EsssAalis, fsasisA Agent aaii
Aesaas. and sitets asstt AsSots, ~ "a SAL
Ar,ss. she are spsalY sasesatIhg me bisso.
istian 81 she rsion. sea ihs iEsms1ssts Sc.
eesslea of TesEsssrs FROM ihe raioa, ard
vss have sssessls rsseEts seiHg sbost tbs
rssuh
Earh aaa al IL thssc rats ,eok ~ o.th
epaa he apLY EVANGELIST OF ALNlG1
III COP, THAT THEY WOULD SUPPORT
TAX CONSTITUTION 90 TBg UNITgn
STATES Hes ,hes cas- aid ls palias a
ssaal witA tss sstLENN OPERATIONS Of
isis essh rcs;ias sPos shsm, thts ess better
sGpiaia tlas ut saal Ns sasseIe 10 f;e,-
era,asni earrss 10 right to he1a uas, Polit.
tcui e~piaiaas ibsy pissss, sad he vote IS ,bsf
nay thisk ysspsr. nsi those Of thsR wa.
tag 10 Aasaeats aAd sess IN haret II Sexes
slice, vita ths ssahsrsssssnts pf this asth
ppca ihesL sashI 10 rysigH, 4ad thtA ihsy
Weaid be hss 20 act a. tasy please
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-16
Can this Be Trurl

We take notz SO SvS Haven taa yssssss
The fslis~ az q~ssstlsh asa sasetT 80 rsla.
,iaH 10 tbs career Of Scatter REsFasIs. Of
L.. ss q sasdsat ~ Yais CsIlsFs'
Ia the sAisssa VI isss. 81 rrssi0us. Rrv.
Dyer Bail as capped the ssath trSpl chamber
Ia lie aid Roxss sAssinsa hussV. near SguSh
~soiisge, w r. thea haa With hin as Frtale
Papii = FhpFs. i.lark.sysa y8are ,san, Whom
hr iasraaacsa - tbs Nsisst 50 Nc BesiaHsip
tiesJatnia spsH seat eat ASA the writer sskSd
aV. Holt Il Ihal Htas y - a Iaembcr OF SOL
lrec Ne said be be has besn, bai hss
lrt The college Ne stssis - that Il ssenss
Almost an peasihls i1 bFvsk Bla ~ R-ssrsis
from Ass sissa-sssfes, AHs sHEiaiHE lhHt hs
hspPess 10 fasFf, that be eaa pas BE hsEds
sPas-'
NhFthrf tAIE ssssr ysgHa @ah has not aluss
Fisrs - osiees Il higa sassrizl trust has
tees : Senstpr IL CgsErsss. sal hss net dl-
Tvttiy % iadiseSty sssa eogsizaai Of The late
wEuisaaie ssiai EoOAsT5 IT SeE ufieaRs, Hzzy
be veil = Isblesi ef Fs4sfiy. YEa,Fas
lie ., The fasse taaa- 81 isn ruiieEe ssdgr
= discosrfF u theft-fEb 4evssah
This ass Rsgs@is Is shas reperIsA IN a
washiasiaa d.spatch. he is q hsssfifal PINK
I, be teshfrirg ssahs Fisy5s
seaster Baaisnstsfs tAstnaesy ssfsFs THE
lnaisn BapA Caasassstss l. very diruet ssd
damaging 20 SsetstsEy fiafa
We propose this n,as Be.ts-a IS SssFsIa.
~ Of the Treasury, IL TIE sossbsfa Coafyds.
fagy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-16
rhrse ssss.,lna,,t, Elected !

TIE Nashville t-ss,as, he SssFtsiaglss
orraa. siA,ss thal Sgs BsFes, Ss,sfslsnisi, ia
elected h FFsski.a eeastv B1sAt. seves-
siahis,. l. elected fraH Lsareia. ~ a ~aasJuuiy
Of SEQ L,sss. szrsssnnis,, l. elected fspa
Frsak,a sna ~liher5a Tsesr are al sbs 81
csssiohls,s supposed To be sissIsA Ia tie
STATE
ApussIe isfirT haa Nashville f'atss. ibat
tbc esli 80 = cssssuisaa l. isst ~ 90 eas
rasss, ssa sha, ths sEgrrxatF s~asissity fes The
TBiea rsEaiastrs thtsekesaf shs STATE, val
r,ssh sixty THOUSAND! Never as SOY
rsrss - .hsssfaliy hszfnu, n, uIs DIsuuios
orsaHisstins
CefIsls Sesthsta Tsmuslssisavfs have ~.
rived At Nashville, errsrtlaz - tgsst ,ss Tcu-
s~sssp Cootsa,iss lhers. GFsst alsaEpslat-
narsa fbsy have relied urss Dlsssisa SEA.
sss.oH d9pafyses. ssfIgs 'hss TsaHssrry
wssia ~ COT Ssesssiaa - sa,eaa se'ss Tbsy
have ssw ie Pst ne ssot 90 shs aitsy 'sE.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-16
Itslian Affairs Sad Condition Of : a
PIES Latest hfen GastA.

4 eatF,spSnasei - tbs Loraoa r. -
writes ffoas Nsptes. saief the dsls u tat a.
VA
Great sasplcleH Is eslsr,aissd that Tie y
tatist praPakshas Is yrTy a. dee in NsPiss. "a
that 4 i supported ~ TIE FFrnch Eau a.
asat The state - las city Is hJ seu q s.
factory, ~ esssSqaencs u tbs daily ssa ~
hatloas which aetsr ia ths strests ! CO 4.
without di2esltN absmeuais teeHty 8 -
81 asfdeFs oE aitasks vita Ebe pistol, al
principally with ths kasfp, uhisA haze & -
place vitkia The iAst sassth or al Nseks, 10
ihS 18st paelie Asst. OF he city, fkc b q
esss ~ The kiad Is thas u the naks Dc %
Dseata. whs. uhits Satsisg az eight &c ca
In tss tEsaiag, Besr Ssh CaTls, villa bis -
sistsa. sSs sttseked b tsu mfH Ia 10 g.
Happily he NoaRd, srfV aat ssprtal boa Toe
assIaSdb sssaSsiss we're net discsytfsa ssT
have Ihsg besE IN sAs ehe yase " a sin ar
kshd.
believe that nest ef lAcss easSs may BE-
traced - private vsRgeanse, tbst they y
nothing Ia thtm bat shsy she's a lie
VI thiags shisk makes even oRs apPrea a.
sise Ger ais liza. saa wkish SailG teF lhe "a
stsise Of a stsvus passs, Il Woaid I =
harsh, sisil, ! tAiHk, a pssesssTy msasnT 81
aisaTrltas people, FOR sTetY nas, woman -
ehisa 6ss a ksihs 90 = Pisisi, sad tbs ha ed
Shiee has aFsR generated - ths Prvsega' rs
Of tAs last twelve WARS cad sili De ga -.
ted ey the vhsFxss shies msss Be sAae, 90
Whst The kRfsr.
LaTxsS Taea GAIFA-Ressnt ~iatsilig, &c
hew 6sssAsaseasees that siuss the "a 81
psesmsss tArse thsasaaa sac hsnlFed DO ~
have bees shFeWu b. the Pisdaoetese 10
fsasta, aeArly Destroying she palace, " eA
has beas TIE KFeSi eA5est % attack, sad =
ehaseA q 81 fteas1s Which Sss erected hy
frfaisaaa II ia s~ostarmaretioH 81 tie : a
Of the reP%. Freheis u sleeps every a 81
90 beard = sraslsA vessel 81 var Asaia ia
the HaofRaaK fAs authorities have eharb q
. iaFRs sasalssF Asts Soc sas aoaths - { ~
Psafisleas - Aeh ~ tke teiiaa afm4, -
That y V tstdeat last tsey Satieivsis =
lragthsasd aaafF,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-16
r. cltfs4 81 &c ssath,

sstssisss 10 Ass6sms rtoss
Ia bsasas pssE tsfe sd shs
sdliss, sr.sss = . estinss BE
50 ihss saas
. ssat ssasssh th9 sifseas. - selsf
iaeseslstsat. Thh eisfff e he saaia hfe-
spssfEss Of ssr4s, aff Aigett = : SD toF 2
ssssa. Esd pfsash q tassf q - Ter Fas
Fits.
WeshaIl sot psast q ssgae he poiat vita
thls easikesa asSsApsp, a. 70 Nbetkts = AE
ssAsissnt ~ isseasstsst ~ are : rsisa
AsA, 10 The Longest and bsssasst sspss e
Thai term, asd ss asFss syte sagshias dss.
Ws kass asvsf aterasa thai she ssefthFow st
shas ssssspi asd psaAles - tssastaatiSa tsHss
- The Hssssesste fss2 ! ssHtleas ssass iet
ahssisEss thts usisa.
A. q regards he Protestant E3aKy. 81 SIC
ne ssseFsa s-esoaisaalgas. wka are kfshshiaH
sssmsshs IL f.tef ~ sseessies, ~ ssgsFa
tkem as Rkssssa Aspseasa and sseuraE
Tbst aespiss this shess espsssies asssasss
IN shsit hsafss-thsig rsississ. sdsssiiaa ssa
eoaseipuess, teskhNtkem dat ths ppisa sh1
GassfamsHs % oar Fsthsfs eaEhs 80 Be pre-
served ssi taslf ksssd sd assf aspssd
apeB tbelf hatoflsr = CREST sas'hsrs aSb, 10
Tbs sauss Of seetssiea, and ssasf the Prsssses
81 sstabi.shiss . sas.bssn Confsas'ssI. hs
suIy Hets ssd thsrs In The ssesaise sts'ss
thai, Nlsistsr tan be foasd Sks has tie pie.
y, laaspssdenes, zsa sarsRe, g a~sHonhss
sais vile ~eunseirsey - sse@k sp the 8oFsFas
sssatt The sesssssls ~. Fissef % Geas-
sia. a aatIss 81 The sosth, ssh a tsas mss,
bss sstssiy sspeaialsa the shsls moVeHassii
sseE bic own sisaatsre.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-16

The Peer Whits Man and the Natar.
allied Citizen.

II The paOs uss wishes 10 laos ia skAt
estimation be- is held BY the ssesssiaalsls, ls4
hin read 'be following sSsesrs iakss frem ths
avl4is Nrfcay
Slaves are constantly sssesisslas with low
white people she are bet sisys 90 hsrs Saeh
Fefs0ss are dsagsToas 20 = e~Osaagatiy. add
shsali hs Bada t. leave oar sgty.
Ahd les them give bred % The faissvlsx,
Which IL ifafa 4 9BsftsE hesssf hose. u .
fTgm = CpsssspSsssHt u The Avalsuchu, the
isstiag ssrrss'oa sad dissaian paper ia Asas.
phis
pray that oar raisFs s,sy be elected fet
lie, of fsr a lifetime u thjHy yraFs aad
that no paaa sAy haze ths FazAt % suffrage
ShO i oct "A AnEvFisaB bora eiiiEsR, shis,
10 rad aRa wFile, aud Etlh tasahcaa sBosgh
10 csTn sad ssh a. Eere d gruaba % least.
sop " asy II ESQ EatRrsiiEsj eliscHs
feet iaslisFi 90 sats ths ssfgssion ticket, Se
ask their RttSatisR 60 The to3lapihg extract
fFuIa the sPrech Ut Hoe. A. " tisytoa, one of
The dtsuaiua msaitvFs u lbs Aissisaippi Csn-
yratioa ffsas Marshall
kEnS that Earcps y thFeaisg her sar-
plus population on eur shases, Al she FetV Of
sauss siX haadrva Thousand a year BE-
IIEtE ~ ~ NECESSARY Tu DEPRIVE
TuE FOREIGNERS uR POPLAR FRAN
ciliSkS AND PRIVILEGES ANuGsT rs.
They Zee fFoga The FsslFaiats Of gnfeFaaaeas
IN tssiE ewa caautTy, and THAI that here
tkey are 10 haze sbaagaAafsd excess Of ihertyt
that they eaH trSapie 81 tighia If eF0eeFfy
anseT foot THEf Will. HAVE III RK rs.
fRtSEb as rms POwKR. WHETHER VIZ
HAVE PRIZE sfATES IN ORR CONVENTION
uR NOT,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-16

hSTH BE- ressiisstsa " 0aT r~rsisfs. that
eid s0F1seaL = ssRithy Jes, ef SeHta cara
I.Ha, presented the EaplHs siis sIo.soe. to
AID la svFsBiEisRs seE Goteraaeat sHd sfH,.
lag The s,str This set was ,Fampstea abroad,
a. oss af great iIbrfaliiy ard faifilttsn.-
NsFdsesi Is a wbeisssis prasgiEt 10 Charles
ton. &c sis'ts3 ssE feft, Philadelphia,
sud Besiaa, jast bshsfg be deue this act aud
represented 10 sis creditors that be was in
soIsest asa settled wilh them ~ payiag 50
cents on he asIlaf, sseh ssts msks Ssess.
sios a s~les,sss 3 Of meSslsf hs 10 keep
lag ia tbs Haareis u he ssHthsra leadeFs,
Hlth ShoH u : s~aIrisus ia rob The upvera-
msBt, asa F~siigiaaa 10 sePsdisis hsssss aehts
Should ela asaeeAiassy this charge, W haSs
the pfssfI
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-16
- "a E~ras u79
IN. Resalt in T,nnessse

pcivg pEesssa Sc tips ssa spaes, ia snEg-
sus cat sar paper. Ss~n set ba54hsH ear
c.iaasa. ssib the ryiRrHs sl Ibe Truasssre
s~gsriieu, soy thr yssnH IS All oas ws,, Ssd
sac s0ir - ssrrsAFisaiHF tos he tH3os Ihta
rsa;cs, and -gsih-i q csRvsst-ps, 'hst 'hc d.
tails h.tr us izG re- Oat Il a l,t Il o.
iioadssd Delegates slFets1. AS rSsdsFta Oh
~, ~rsrtaia that 80, gpss ,itas t= ss-s-
s.as.sss 49, 4essea. aH8 tee BssstzF zsf bH
sbsu u iszii "a Esst TSssfsses q :. b.
i.stea thsi fhsy have nj eiestsa sHs Ssc-s-
s.sist ls iFe TeHaesses ise se~s 20.
aispts that dr SsssssiaHisu Asv- nfs slse-
ted wufs thau two OF ts.~s. ss4 ia asst Ten
acsssS s;ikS uywLsys.
There osFer sasA part s0disgsscsfsIiY h-st-
"a N -. Stsse ia shr Csios, ssses' Arf o5u.st.oa
Of this 8assFamsut ss th.s i~iszsisa p2riy =
beaten 10 ErnHrssesi Nay ERA ia Hrsrbis,
ise uHioB rrovc Haesfg of ga 'oissl
Is tssi sesuiy sbs'hy, ne rsIsa H@krt Is
elected By 900 rstss' Ia Nashsiiis aless. The
F~asisfiy foF The IsisB tickss "a a.ssaf 10
Bradley csvsty. Ihv rhsgH Hfalvsiiy, b iGool
&c Ncaiua. Unlos ~sastBrjfy ; ss0I n ossea,
q sen sssIsaiy 2,SeG. is w~ssasss'ep, h~ad.
eT,ek, I siou, tHrsts the Esrsss,op nsaaiaa,rr
Payigs H.rfls 1897 IN eertef a. far - beard
fror, the Ssrsrs3sH tsati isic hes go VOTE ?
10 &c SaHs "a sFrs the sat vh,ss Lsr rail
Il the CoavsBHea i lost ~ ts 10 fHE
shagszad seirsl What . fssskel
GAsTlsas Old Tsaacssss. has ssia al the
hsliui-by1, that her iFtsFesis ere ~ tire
Uaisa. saa shat CNUER TEE STARS AND
STRIPES Der people shah lrs TsHssssse
hiss odd is ihsssyr tones. ibal rec ~tn sos
st ~,th yssofy, Rhru Aud DaSis, sad hat
sb~ .ll soi rcsdsf berssif .~afrlsass by Fisiag
raaatsueurs to sHEaaaEt
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-16

4 sabscrihsr lafesnsa - thai sE Of svr lisa
at saifs Gap, 90 m'les east, % ths RailFSsd,
sAllsd tn gu their Paycss lat WvsA, and gives
as ne aamss 81 thoss Whe fsiisd
AsOshss letter frees sss.s crssa, - miles
alsssst, % The Hsisnsaa, ssasss thsl sat pspss
aFvgRtatiy reaches iAsfe Eva. thfss esd hssF
days sarr 10 pabtisstlsa. siaItaf cen.
riaiats sesse from sssfY d,rsetios- The haii
is sps rate. bet L Is 10 she Psa Masters.
gosts Agents, sna etbetA Who handle tbe
packages sasI thsY issFs ear emss. h rest
sss,s thsy have 5spstiss ssa sssaitasis whos
lbssgh acting sPoa ssth, bsts eaF paper. sh4
hate - So "a sifrststsA Isa Whs vii LAKE
80 cath 60 sapPost the csasfssaes, SOD tsss
tuTn roasd AID s5tseats BsEss~H vlI GOT
tctuPis Re bsla hsst sad asiaiirsss - sstesx
. rssaa Paper - aprs, whvs Lisssia Genes
iata eaest, tbs FahiK Hay expect 'hess hislss
Fsstissas. sad vitiifgers II the paisa Ia BE-
sssassd tram fsfthSs ssstisss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-02-16
Carlsr County Brett

y. q. T.gpoz Is slse,sd 10 the cosyssties
fron Garter ossaiy For CesvsaIsos, 80
We Convention, lasst Tar sseoantis from
the SHERIFF
JEFFERSON CurSTY Att. RIGHT
Ths vuta ia Ibis gallant sd spgA,y uas
ssp f5F Csarrstloa. aad No Ceesrailsa q
1889, Judge RAHruN slsyIsa delegate by a
tssJody sf sauat
HAKKtsS CoUSrY CONES TPt
ssvrka elected lar The eouHt5 KsIs les
Fioatet, sd SstussLAsH Eos Senatorial Dis
Ei,t Tbs ssaBty gave laeo of = uaioa @a-
Joriiy. That sli dot
CocKR COUNTY sTlLi. eRuwIN1I
Fer CoaEssiion, ig2; for 80 CoaFsutIos,
ASA Rasdsipa tusiaal Ialt Hickey fSre.l
lss, The latter being the s;Fsss,h Of the Ss-
csssieB Ticket.